Doug Rockne is a licensed landscape architect and has practiced in Colorado since 1972 when he embarked on a mission to be the best and to do the best site and landscape design work in the Denver metropolitan area. He has been principal of his own firm since 1978 with a primary focus in the south metropolitan area. His 36-year career includes hundreds of projects; private residences, churches, subdivisions, commercial enterprises and parks, with a primary emphasis on public park design. He is a hands-on professional, the primary contact with his clients, never designing in a vacuum or passing off design to other employees. He is integrally involved in the project from master planning through final acceptance offering the consistency and dependability needed for public projects in particular. Unlike most landscape architects, Doug is an expert in irrigation design and water management, both of which are critical components in landscape design.

Doug has lived in Arapahoe County most of his career and has always been involved in the community. He has volunteered his expertise and talent serving on the South Suburban Gold Medal 20/20 Committee (Chair), the City of Centennial's Comprehensive Plan Task Force, and was advisor to City of Centennial Parks, Open Space, Trails and Recreation Master Plan. Public outreach, soliciting and incorporating community input have always been a priority in his master planning efforts for park design.

Education
B.A. Landscape Architecture, Iowa State University, 1972 with Honors

Awards and Activities
• Longstanding Member, American Society of Landscape Architecture
• Chair, South Suburban Gold Medal 20/20 Committee
• Advisor, City of Centennial Parks, Open Space, Trails and Recreation Master Plan
• Committee Member, City of Centennial's Comprehensive Plan Task Force
• Member, Board of Directors, Hudson Gardens
• Littleton's Gallup Gardens – Presidential Award for Excellence
• ALCC Excellence in Landscape Award, Hudson Gardens
• American Society of Landscape Architects, Merit Award, Littleton Beautification
• Volunteer Landscape Architect for Several Non-Profit Agencies

Summary of Qualifications
Cindy Corty has a broad base of experience ranging from urban planning to landscape design. With degrees in Sociology, Recreation and Urban Planning combined with related work experience, she has developed expertise relating to the interactive nature of people, spaces and the environment. In addition, her interest in horticulture and water smart landscape design combines well with her knowledge of the governmental planning process. Cindy has been a principal with Rockne Corty Design, Inc. since 2000 and has been in the landscape industry since 1996. Cindy is the lead horticulturalist and planner for Rockne Corty Design, Inc. In partnership with Doug Rockne, she has worked on a variety of projects including residential, commercial, subdivisions and parks. She interfaces with many governing entities throughout the Denver metro area insuring that the landscape plans meet all the required regulations. She has a background in community outreach efforts developed in the park planning process and in previous employment.

Education and Activities
• M.A. Urban and Regional Planning, University of Colorado, 1983
• B.A. Sociology, University of Colorado, 1977
• B.S. Recreation, University of Colorado, 1977
• Colorado State Extension Service/Arapahoe County Master Gardener Program
• Extensive Horticulture Seminars – Denver Botanic Gardens, Hudson Gardens
• Volunteer Landscape Designer for Several Non-Profit Agencies