James Wengler, Professional Land Surveyor registration No. 26304,

Certified Federal Surveyor registration No. 1059 

After graduating from the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry at
Syracuse, New York State Ranger School in 1978 with an AAS in Forest Technology,
Mr. Wengler moved to Port Angeles and has been surveying on the Olympic
Peninsula ever since.

He acquired his license in 1989 and has traveled many times to Olympia as a
subject matter expert to help the Washington State Board of Professional
Engineers and Land Surveyors write and evaluate the Professional Land Surveying
exam. In addition, Jim was appointed to a 30-member team of subject matter
experts from across the United States.  This team traveled to Clemson, South
Carolina and Atlanta, Georgia to take, evaluate and determine the minimum
passing score of the National Professional Land Surveyors exam administered by
the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES).

Mr. Wengler has had articles published in professional journals and has given
seminars on various surveying topics. A former part time Peninsula College
Instructor and Land Surveyor's Association of Washington (LSAW) Chapter
President Jim has further served the Profession as the State President of the
LSAW and is currently the LSAW representative for the Board of Registration for
Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors.

Below is a piece of artwork Mr. Wengler photographed from a map he found while
researching records at the Library of Congress in Washington D.C. in Sept. 2005.