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Staff Report 4.A 06/04/2012
>gIty#41 • SALUt coLit 28553 DATE: June 4,201.2 TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council through City Manager FROM: Claire Cooper, CIVIC, City Clerk" SUBJECT: Resolution Appointing.Individuals to City Boards,Commissions, and Committees. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached resolution appointing individuals to City Boards, Commissions, and Committees. BACKGROUND Terms are expiring June 30, 2012 for members of various City Boards, Commissions, and Committees. There are also vacancies for unexpired terms on some bodies. • DISCUSSION Notices of vacancies werepublished in the PetaluindArgus`Courier on May 10 and May 17, 2012 and on the City's Web Site The attached "Get Involved"flyer was distributed at City Hall, the Petaluma Community Center, and the Petaluma Library. Petaluma Community Access (PCA) ran an announcement of the•openingsas well Email letters,were sent to,.current members with terms expiring June 30, encouraging them to apply for reappointment.The deadline for applications was Thursday, May 24, 2012,at 5:00 p.m. The Petaluma Area Pilots Association (PAPA)was asked to provide a letter recommending'an' individual for appointment as their representative to the Airport Commission. Similarly, the Petaluma Museum Association and Heritage Homes of Petaluma were askedito provide their recommendations for`representatives to the Historic.and Cultural Preservation Committee. All • three letters are attached. FINANCIAL.IMPACTS Advertising in the Argus-Courier'is'estimated to_have;cost $240:00 Agenda Review: City Attorney Finance Director City.Manager ATTACHMENTS 1. Notice of Vacancies as'published in.the Argus=Courier,". 2. "Get Involved"Flyer. 3. List of Vacancies. 4: List of Applicants. 5. Applications from citizens interested in serving on the City's Boards, Commissions, and Committees and Letters of Nomination_from PAPA, Petaluma Heritage Homes, and the Petaluma Museum Association. 6. Draft Resolution Appointing Individuals to Boards, Commissions, and Committees. ATTACHMENT 1 Claire Cooper City Clerk 707;778:4360 ANNUAL NOTICE OF VACANCIES ON CITY BOARDS; COMMISSIONS AND COMMITTEES Thursday; May10, 2012,'and Thursday, May 17, 2012, Petaluma, California,- The City of'Petaluma is accepting applications from persons interested in serving on City Boards, Commissions, and Committees. A. minimum of - one year residency within the City limits is required, with limited exceptions. Applications are available in•Adobe Acrobat pdf format at the City's'Web site, cityofpetaluma.net, or you may request an application by calling . the City Clerk's Office at telephone 7077,78.4360, fax 707.778.4554 orr by e=mail to.cityclerk @ci.petaluma.calus. Deadline for receipt of applications in the City Clerk's Office is 5:00'P.M., Thursday, May 24, 2072. Council discussion and possible appointments is tentatively-scheduled for the Monday, June 4, 2012 Council Meeting, 7:00 p.m., Council Chambers; City Hall, I 1 English Street, Petaluina..See,below for.more information. Animal Services Advisory Committee: one vacancy One vacancy fora three-year term expiring June 30, 2015. The Committees meets the first Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m., in the City Council Chambers, City Hall, 11 English Street. Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee: two vacancies Two vacancies for four-year terms expiring June 30, 2016. The Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee meets the first Wednesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. in the City Manager's Conference Room, City Hall, 11 English Street, Planning Commission: one vacancy One vacancy for four-year term.expiring June,30,.2016.The Commission meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m., in the-City,Council Chambers, City Hall, 11 English Street. Public.Art.Committee: three vacancies Three vacancies for four-year terms expiring June 30=2016. The Committee meets the fourth Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at the Petaluma ArtsrCenter; 210'Lakeville Street. Senior Advisory'Committee: . two vacancies • Two vacancies for two-year terms terms expiring June 30, 2014..The-Committee meets the second Wednesday'of every other month at 1.0:00 a.m. at the Senior Center, 211 Novak.Drive: Technology Advisory.COrnmittee: three vacancies Three vacancies for two-year terms'expiring June30, 2014. the Committee meets the fourth Wednesday of each month at TOO,p.m , in"the'City Council Chambers, City Hall, 11 English-Street. • a . Transit Advisory Committee two vacancies Two vacancies for two-years terms expiring June 30, 2014`: The committee meets.the first Thursday of every other month at 3:00 p.m., in the City Council Chambers; City Hall, 11 Englikh Street: Tree Advisory Committee one vacancy One vacancy for two-year term expiringdune30; 201.4. The Committee meets the third Wednesday of,each month at 3:30 p.m. in Conference Room 2, City Hall, 11 English Street. Youth Commission three vacancies Three vacancies for two-year terms expiring,June.30, 2014. 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ATTACHMENT 5 APPLICATIONS /c AIRPORT COMMISSION APPLICATIONS • One vacancy for a one-year term (PAPA Representative) expiring June30, 2013 • I � • Actukkois Q��'�'� As% f8 ;" >9'" csagery PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA P.O.Box 654 Petaluma,CA 94952 Claire Cooper,City Clerk 61 English Street. Petaluma, CA 94952 May 21,2012 PAPA Representative for the Airport Commission Mr. Mayor and Petaluma City Council: PAPA would like to.appoint Kristin Winter as our representative for up coming year. Sincerely, Tom McGa PAPAVice President Petaluma Area Pilots Ass( WINTER, Kristin Airport Commission ANIMAL SERVICES ADVISORY COMMITTEE APPLICATIONS One vacancy for a three-year term expiring June 30, 2015 No-aq pUccW&o 4-recevveth 13 HISTORIC AND CULTURAL PRESERVATION COMMITTEE APPLICATIONS Two vacancies for'one-year terms expiring June'30, 2013* *One/nun/vane n.otiv atted'by thef etcau.na,Mu4efuwAw ctat'ww Onzwievnlmr°viovninatediby Herita }fowres,of tPeta ana, I1+ Cooper, Claire From: Joe Noriel <joenoriel @yahoo.com> Sent: Monday, May 21, 2012 4:53 PM To: Cooper, Claire Subject: Historic Sparc Letter Esteemed City Council, Please accept this letter as my request to be the Petaluma Museum's representative for Historic SPARC. I would appreciate the opportunity to serve the city in this capacity. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Joe Noriel President Petaluma Museum Sent from my iPhone NORIEL,Joe Historic/Cultural Preservation Committee r3— Appointments to ATTACHMENT 2 G E T 1 City of Petaluma Boards, INVOLVED ! Commissions, and Committees! APPLICATIONS Now BEING Animal Services Advisory Committee: ACCEPTED: one vacancy One vacancy fora three-year term expiring June 30,2015. The Petaluma encourages residents Committee meets the first Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m.; in to become involved in their the City Council Chambers, City Hall, 11 English Street. local community. One way to do so is to serve on one of the Pedestrian and Bicycle'Advisory Committee: City's various boards, two vacancies commissions, or committees. The City is accepting Two vacancies for four-year terms expiring June 30, 2016. The applications to fill positions on Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee meets the first several City bodies. Wednesday of each rhonth at 6:00 p.m. in the City Manager's Conference Room, City Hall, 11 English Street. Applications must be submitted Planning Commission: to the City Clerk's Office by one vacancy Thursday, May 24, 2012 at 5:00 p.m. One vacancy for a four-year term expiring June 30, 2016. The Commission meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at The City Council will review the 7:00 p.m., in the City Council Chambers, City Hall, 11 English Street. applications and make appointments at the June 4, Public Art Committee: 2012 City Council Meeting, 7:00 three vacancies p.m., Council Chambers, City Three vacancies for four-year terms expiring June 30, 2016. The Hall, 11 English Street, Committee meets the fourth Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at Petaluma. the Petaluma Arts Center, 210 Lakeville Street. HOW TO APPLY: Senior Advisory Committee: two vacancies Applications are available Two vacancies for two-year terms.expiring June30, 2014. The from: Committee meets the second Wednesday of every other month at City of Petaluma 10:00 a.m. at Senior Center,211 Novak Drive. City Clerk's Office 11 English Street Technology Advisory Committee: Petaluma, CA 94952 or at the three vacancies City's Website: cityofpetaluma.net Three vacancies for two-year terms expiring June 30, 2014. The Committee meets the fourth Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m., in the City Council Chambers, City Hall, 11 English Street. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: Transit Advisory Committee two vacancies City Clerk's Office Two vacancies for'two-year terms expiring June 30, 2014. The 11 English Street committee meets the first Thursday of every other month at 3:00 p.m., Petaluma, CA 94952 in the City Council Chambers, City Hall, 11 English Street. 707.778.4360 cityclerk @ci.petaluma.ca.us Tree Advisory Committee one vacancy One vacancy for a two-year term expiring June 30, 2014. The - - - - Committee meetstthe'ihird Wednesday of-each;month'at 3:30 p.m. in Conference Room 2, City Hall;,1 1 English Street. RALtit Q� �y Youth:Commission pp pe`t 111.;- three vacancies \ QD less Three vacancies for two-year terms expiring June 30, 2014. The Commission meets the-second Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. CITY OF at the Petaluma Community Center, 320 North McDowell Boulevard. PETALUMA cityofpetalu'ma.net 5 J I 16'' , \� 2� 4i" ILA 1Y',-0 II ). , 4i4ri. ,* aC I I \L / \li z\l lD ' K iv ..,-11111111 Iq l ;y� pt a� ja: 1�� J, ���i IIIII C.C..,• • III V 9I IA IA IA IA "1 Y I NW O• I •. IP / fia nn s{l W..' Iv pr .�VITV � ��.� ;.n 1I �yVI!'Al9l yr� q1 NW • OP,(.! .w���1le OF P E T A L U M A �4��,g2Mi .:£ { May 23, 2012 A ' � � V s0�68L95Vci Dear Ms. Cooper, The Board of Directors for Heritage Homes of Petaluma wishes to request that John Terrell "Terry" Kosewic serve a one year term as our representative on the Historical and Cultural Preservation Committee. Thank you, te-4,.(1,7;.(4,--------. Alicia Wallace President, Heritage Homes KOSEWIC, Terry Historic/Cultural Preservation Committee PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE APPLICATIONS Two vacancies for four-year terms expiring.June 30,2016 0q- 1 isPw, , R _ A1Mivl a FOLC,, - City -of Petaluma, Calrfornaa �sb9 �Z��i�� 6,` City, Board, Commission and Committee,Apphcation' MAR �,46:ass a; R 2 2012 � � Clly�-.r�,,� m• Instructions: Use this form to apply to serve on any of the City of Petaluma, California's %bar�j —"ERX Lo Commissions, or Committees Please fill out the form completely: If a question does not apply, e j ,�Q write N/A in the space provided. When completed, please forward to the City Clerk's Office of ,L� Petaluma; 11 English Street, Petaluma; GA 94952. All applications are;reviewed by the City Council. 6e C�1, _. Z_9152�2 Name:_ , A ►^--1 w AAVI-� �A�lei�n Home;A'ddress,iCity,<State and ZiplOode: \`}21 Et 2 . 7.( _ _ HomeTt one:;'Ilf appointed do aw youan_t this- _ number to be available to;the public?) 'Work Phon : ® YES ,0 NO �p %7� i'll 87%2. (7127 ) 78"/ - 96gi ( ) - E-Mail kllf appointed do,you want this aatess`to FAX: ,be available lb the public?) Et YES: ❑ No ( ) COmrnunIre{&le..c5 @ kic•lco,COM Are you a registered!votdrin Petalu""ma? If:so,,forhow?long' 0 YES ® NO Board(s), Commission(s), orCommittee(sj;of Interest*: Toec,Trz-t 'ilk tcty Abvtsoh cov.1vv crice j(LPr►J5'17bt,So(NA L t+v1`M i 1 -, *Note: To serve on,the Senior Advisory Committee,you.must be"age',55 or above. Have'you1attended-a meetingrof this: Have you served on; interviewed;:or applied for body? thisbody pr`e'viously? ti YES ❑ NO ❑ YES E NO ALLEN, Alan Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee 15 Present Employer:; 5A-1Q Fa."1-1e-« 'J YSCM T e-ta.f3 Job-Title: Previous'Governmental-Bodies`/Elective Offices you have serried,Position/Office'Held Land; Dates: 014 Civic;or Chartable Organizationkfo which youhhave belonged; Position/Office Held, and Dates: Mpvt frt.) nice ?peg-ti- C,pinnM%.„„" fac-sm Ct7rvt mN rr nil 6 lct c AP )oMa I b t'iI6c-'for C Orvtry U. al 4--cc What Special Interests/Skills/T$lents;would you bringio this Board Commissionor.Committee? vet t N uot,ltEP '-'a kW\ &-e-ni r r 1 `\ LE It On Sol RETAlA-4w4.4. Ar-30 A 11/4.5'NS `N C712-0v3 e IJ l,V go tin ivt ret.n / �-J [coll'ege .Professional;Vocational`Schools4\ttended`(Mator,Su tect; Dates, Degree/Date): Special Awards;or.Recognition:Received: Piease;state reasons why you wanfto become a.member of this;Board,-Commission or Committee,.including what specific objectives you would be'working-toward as a member of this advisory body: TN TE S S two (01/...ow t.nq A 'ST n5Gle- Eke-LW-LC,— Gj "E OC CPv." -nt€ EtiJail A..41%.a-"I- E rAgu t kk.toc `X) oCirC L Is.there any other informs tion;thatyou feelwould be!usefut:to the;City;Council in reviewing yourapplication7 - I PA Ail NJ WC le-rJ vc.-2 1-1-1\n,1 Zv ° rest-7 !w %AA 'be T I T T Ac(4 ►o \4 Co►µ 0,41A „kJ r' 105E EY2 020 Are youlassociateddwithiany;Organization/Employment,that might;be:deemed a conflict of interest in performing your duties f Appointed to this:position? ❑ YES 121 NO If yes:please;state name:,of:Organization%Employment.; ' City policy directs all appointed, advisory body members not to vote•on matters where there exists a+potential conflict of interest.'Would you be willing to abstain from voting it such a conflict arises? YES ❑ NO How did you hear about'this opening?- 1kr t�J �] �ArJ l I!-S" 6J1Nnni 'r EE Applicants Signature' Date M� Zot2 Revised August 12, 2008 tJCICe'il' a� lz Vie. Cr R RK c^' c. Board, Comes on a ma, California Colornia Cr) P�- ty 'Committee?APplica° •��6 . c,2'� 1s5 Instructions: Use this form to apply to serve on any of the City of Petaluma, California's Boards, Commissions, or Committees. Please fill out the form completely. If a question does not apply, type or write N/A in the space provided: When completed, please forward to the City Clerk's Office City of Petaluma, l l English Street, Petaluma, CA,94952. All applications are reviewed by the City Council. Name:, Kenneth G. Foster Home•Address; City State and'Zip Code: 24 B Fair Street Petaluma, CA 94952 HomePhone: (If .appoinfed ado you want this A` number to,be ovatlableW o the pubhc?)1 ` • �. , .. t,> adt,�. ,�� a ''� WOfk Phone �., - _.__- �, �;r u. YES °dry NOS v m ( 707 ) 536 _ 6763 (707 ) 559 _ 7500 x 7743 FAX: , "� ` ;E Mall itlf appointed ;dd;you,want this addres°to • Y . . °°!' n k ,,J:7 befavallableto,:the,,pukS6c?) NOy ( kfoster1116 hotmail.com fr:Are you a registered voter ir Petaluma'".if '454 f alf'so forihow+longt -- MI YES D NO 4 years 1 ;��i - a�'t '. 5« y;:y f "� *`^I ld,,L `fit - , Board(s) Cominissron(s)X or Committee(s) offlnterest r Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee, and Youth Commission. *Note: To serve on the Senior Advisory Committee, you must be age.55 or above. w , Have you:aftendedta meetingxof ihii c Have you served}on Internewed; orrapphed for ai body? '"� +w� i1l f,,' Ia 4this'bo`dy,,prevlously� r ,. 'k� MY,';a_ �tr? r x ;�ba�„-rra . a4..32,t }s .. YES D. NO ® YES 12 NO FOSTER, Kenneth Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee aa- • Present Employer Petaluma Health Center 1179 N. McDowell Blvd. Petaluma, CA 94954 Job Title:: Call Center Supervisor Previous Governmental:Bodies/Elective Officesyou have served, Position/Office Held and Dates: I have yet to serve but am looking.forward to many great conversations. Civic or Charitable Organizafiokto`whichyou have+belonged Position/Office Held 'and Dates:. N°M , 9r I have donated my time to the Petaluma Boys and Girls Club as a volunteer (2010). ,What Special interests/Skills/Talenti wouldiyou bring to this,B oard, Commission„or Committee)%'. . � 'I. As an avid recreational cyclist and eco-minded bicycle commuter, I will bring a strong knowledge-base of the roads of Petaluma from the perspective of the eveyday citizen. I believe recreation, walking, running and bicycling, bring a community together. I am especially interested in the ecomonics of human-fueled transportation compared to fossil-fueled transportation. By creating safer roads for pedestrians and cyclist, we are promoting and prolonging the health of our community. As a father, I want to see my child safely enjoy all this city has to offer on her bicycle or walking along the beautiful streets. As a member of the Pedestrian:and Bicycle Committee I will be a strong advocate for bicycle saftey among children=,and the resourcefulness of bicycle friendly streets. O3 Are you associated°with,anVierganization/Employmentithat might:be:deemed a conflict ofd interest in,performing.your''dutie's if appointed to this position?: • ❑ YES ® NO ry nization/ /Employment If es ,;please�state�name of Or a 9 City policy directs all appointed adwsory;body members not to voteon matters wheie.#here. exists�a potential conflict of`ihterest.Would..you be',wilhng'to abstain"frontvoting if sucl a . . ": , conflict arises? YES ❑ NO How dicl.V.6whear about thissopening? ' ,• � The City's website. Applicant's Signature: -Date ,° y Revised August 12, 2008 a t • City :0/Petaluma; California ue City Board,Commission'and Committee,Applicattion Instructions: Use this form to apply to serve on any of the City of Petaluma; California's B oards, Commissions; or Committees. Please fill out the form completely. If a question does not apply, type or write N/A in the space provided. When completed, please forward°to the City Clerk's Office City of Petaluma, 11 English Street,.Petaluma, CA 94952: All applicationsare reviewed by the City Council. Name; • Steven E. Hancock \Qt16171879� Home y Address„Cit ;State>and Zip Code;- MAY 2012: N• 812 Sartori Drive CITY CLERK tv Petaluma, CA 94954 t PETALUMA ,9s g.4 etitOt- Home Phonep(If„appointedydo you^want this; humberto,beavailable;to,the,public2) Work Phone.; • , ❑ YES 151 NO - . ( 707 ) ;591 _ 6091 (707 ) 591 _ 6091. 'E-'Mail ''(if'appointed;,do.you+want this addrespo. FAX: beravailable to,thepublic2), � YES ;❑, NO ( l shancock34 6.comcast;net Are you a re'gistered,voter in Petaluma?; If so, for how long? - — - D .YES .❑ N® - - - - -7 years - Board(s) Commission(s);-oriCommittee(s)°of'Interest* Pedestrian;;and Bicycle Advisory Committee, Recreation, Music; and Parks Commission *Note: To serve,on the Senior Advisory Committee,,you:must be age 55 or:above: Haves y ou attende da meeting-Tot H avey served on interviewed, or applied or body? this,body previously?' ❑ YES ® NO ❑ YES ® NO • r HANCOCK,Steven ' Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee as • Present'Einploy ert-;; • City;of San Rafael Office of Emergency Services • Job;Titles Emergency Services Manager Previous Governmentd Bodies/Elective;Offic'es you have&served,'Posrtion/Office Held and Dates: Mahn County Office of Emergency Services, Assistant Emergency Services Manager ; November2000 - May 2007 United States Coast Guard Reserve; Marine Science;Technician April 1998. - April 2008 California.Department of Forestry.&Fire Protection, Seasonal firefighter,-6/92 - 12/98 . Civic or CharitableiOrganization to'whichyou have belonged, Position/Office Heldand bates' Mahn Interagency Disaster Coalition, Chairperson, April 2009 April 2012 What Special'interes`t's/Skills/,1'alents would you bringtoithisrBoardCommission,or Committee? My.wife and I along with,ourthree,kids have lived in Petaluma for.7 years and have been continually involved with many recreational and community activities. My interest in serving on; either of the above requested bodies stems from my•interest in.contributing to the community' in which my family and I share so;much of While my profession is focused on emergency management, my skills fall into organizational development; strategic planning,community relations, team building, volunteer management, and event planning. • .College jprofess izmaLV,ocdtional Schools Attended (MdjorSubfect, Dafes;,,Degree/Date] Palomar Community Gollege;,San'Diego County - general education. .5/1992 - 5/1994 San Diego State'University - Public;Administration Program '8/1998 - 11/2000 Certified Buisiness Continuity',Planner May 2003 Special Awdrds of Recognition Received:. 2010 - American Red Cross`Good,Neighbor Award 2011 - Southern Mann Fire: Protection,District Award;ofExcellence 2011 - California Emergenc •Services,,Association - Diamond Award for Excellence in Emergency Management . Pleasestate°reasons"whyyoufwant;to become,a membeiof this,Bodrd,;Commission;or° Committee, including what specific objectives you wouldjbeworkingjoward,as,ajmemberof this advisory body; Having lived in Petaluma for seven years, I feel it is time=for meato begin giving back to the community which has provided so much for my family. My family and I have participated regularly in recreational:sports programs, community child education:programs, as well as many other civic functions, and.havealways found tremendous value in all that we have done. Additionally, I am an,avid runner and bicycle rider frequenting the streets and trails of Petaluma. Specific Objectives; - Sustain the quality community and recreational programs within Petaluma - --Continue toisupport our safeipedestrian and bikeifriendly community as well as explore ways in which to enhance:our pedestrian and'bicycle:corridors and support.systems - ldentifyways in,which to partner,iorotherwise engagepoutside resources to further develop and expand our pedestrian and bicycle paths ii,effort to,increase:use;and safety Is therefanyotherinformation thcirtyoulfeelmoi.ild.be uiefUltio.,the,City^Council inc reviewing' your application?-' While I have not held previous positions:on any'commissions`,or:committees, I have been desiring to for,some time. Asa current employee of.-a local government, I understand the challenges all:local governments are facing and feel that myskills would be of value in sustaining and enhancing'Petaluma's pedestrian and bicycle programs. Aresyou associated with anrgrganiiation/,Employthent',ftialmight be'deemed a conflict-of- interest in,performing your duties if appointed`to this position' ❑ YES 0 NO • If yes_;please state name of;,Organization/Employinenta • NIA City policyvdiiects all dppointed, ddviIdfy body_members not to vote on matters where there exists:a potential conflict of interest. Would you be:willing:toaabstain:fromtvoting.if=such a conflict anses;?. _ _ . - IN YES ❑ NO H ow-did`you`fiear about`this-opening City of Petaluma email announcement Applicant's iSignatufe: ;Date, May 15, 2012 am codc Revised August 12, 2008 �ALU _ City of Petaluma, California r? ,� City Board Comrmssiornand+Com sg _Gt4" cation ra6e 4. p 1r Instructions: Use this form to apply to serve on any of the City ^ Perctkinc�i olifo s Boards, Commissions, or.Committees. Please&fill out the form completely If •a�u(it),„ P.ae bt as y,; type or write N/A in the space provided: When completed, please' forwar. .`th_ .,ii k's 6 ce City of Petaluma, 11 English Street, Petaluma, CA 94952. Altapplicationsore � o:'we. e4,41.1-'r it '.uneil. Name� � i • - - • '" y 0014 Melissa Hatheway Home-Address'\City, State and Zip Code: • • ,f 311 Howard St, Petaluma,.CA 94952 Home"Phone (If appointed do�you want'this ... �° ` number to be'available to the pablic,y) 'Work*Phone , _:;w T YES` ® � NO ...- °, • 707 ) 763 _ 6747 (707 ) 539 _ 9771 �.-eu dST$Y'tiFi� _` C +M Z n ; „ tiz E Mail (If appointed do,you wanfithis address tb'a;•FAX' ` �� °. Abe a,ailable to th�p„ub6c�a)t NO ” I • Ni(/ ) mellhatheway @grnail..corn - Are you a registeredryoter'm Petaluma?. • If so'for,how'long ? - - r a YES 0 NO 28 yrs give or take Boaid(s)`%orrimission(s) ,or Committee(s) of Interest*:• HES *Note: To serve on'the,Senior Advisory Committee, you must:be agef55 or above. Haveyou•attended a meeting of this Have you served on interviewed or appked for'• rbod'�� r 1 this kiddy previousiy? t ,C s k.:!.,r.,.� -. n YES' , ' NQ ' HATHEWAY, Melissa • Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee an- i „PresentEmployec�>, _ Rialto Cinemas - .�� 3 � a ," .* h, ,';ice§'•"• Mpti Title o Director ofMarketing and Community Relations {Prevlous,Govemmenfal Bodies/.Elective.;Offices,you,have;;served,`I?osition%Office Held and` `Dates: F Member PBAC 2009 - 2011 Chair PBAC,2011. - present • Cmc;or{Chantable,Organization tb Which-yoU,hdye belonged kositwn/Office Heid;and :, ';, .; Dates: :: - - _ Cub Scout Pack 5, 19Y 5-L000 Site Council, Valley Oaks 2000. Petaluma Quilt Guild,- 2000:- present (I have filled every board position at least once) • m -What}Special Interests/Skills°/Talents,,would<you bring to th:s Board `Commission or Cgmmittee?: I am an avid cyclist and a Petaluma booster, I cant imagine abetter way to work for the common good than through pedestrian an bicycle access work. • • 3b nn-n it 4 � °' c, College ,Professional; Vocational Schools Attended (Maj"or Subject; Dates, Degree/Date) • - Santa Clara University, 13S Mathematics, 1980 • • Special Awards or Recognition`Received: ,. . WA- • FPlease state reasons why you want to become a member of this,Board 'Commissionor Gomm ttee,,including ,whottr speeific objectrveswou would b_etworking towardias+apmember�of this=advisoryffbody '' Atter serving on PBAC forfour years, becoming involved in the Station Area Planning Committee I feel like I understand the work and the bike plan and can be an effective and productive member of the Committee. 1 the eiony othersuifoimation tF at'youafeel,would-tie useful to the:City Council,in reviewing w your•application?' While I enjoy this committee and its work I see from being on the committee that everyone involved in local government works very hard for little or no recompense. I can assure the • Council that I do notsee this position as a stepping stone to higher office! -8 1� Areyouassoc iated'w°.yi' th any Organizatioin/Empoyms ent that might.be deemed akconflicl of ; °°intelrest miperformm_ our duties if apntetl o'thi _position _ ❑ YES 0 'NO Wit yes-'please sstateiname/of organization/Employment N dts alappointed;' advsory body members'hot tovote on matters where there=tCrfy'policy4iec fi `Wezilts a potential,,conflict.onterest. ould°you be willing?to,,abstain from=:voting ifsuch a; =_ _ conflicttarises? ; .? ® YES ❑ 'NO Howididyou"hear ab u ot this opening? g .. a , GCWi Olar'ii"g144 hY 'a 11A-11— drVi lril t -123-42 44;:licantis D`S : ate: 0iier ' 5/j7 iz Revised August 12, 2008 • • 3a w� <, 4-0147 a a 9 Crty of Petaluma, C'alr forma N p ' �' r'' Cityloard4 Commission and'Committee$Appllic Iv-, ti InStrU 185$ a B - C ctions: Use this form to apply to serve on any of the City of Petaluma, California's` ¢1 mi,. Commissions, or Committees. Please fill out the form completely. If a question does not apply, type or write N/A in the space provided. When completed, please forward to the City Clerk's Office City of Petaluma, I I English Street, Petaluma, CA 94952. All applications are reviewed by the City Council. ;Name b . Dale Wannen Home Address rCty ;State andZipCode • '''. .` .r. 555.Maria Dive, Petaluma, CA 94954 Home'Pho e.:3(Ihappoin`ted,;doyouwant+fhis ',..:hi a a= ^,4 - ` ' 'number to;be:available;to fheapubtic?J' 3 �'" -,, - s '' ' WorkPhonee 38 .; ;A* }� y ❑AYES: ( 415 ) 244 _ 5003 ( ) _•• , p E-M ail '(f°ap_pointed-'`doMyoOwantithkaddress .1 FAX 4-,.* A r _ betavarable u 0 ❑ fl to'the blic2 Y . NO, ( ) _ . dale.wannen @ gmail.com Are youatregistered'voterrm Petaluma? ry If so for how long?,'-IT. 1 `- ' 0 YES 0 NO 4 years `BOard(s)'Commissions) or Comma tee(shof,Interest,.. ;=h Petaluma Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee *Note: To serve on the Senior Advisory Committee,you`mdst1be age 55 or above. HBve youkdttended¢a meeting of this ` Have;•you served on 'interwewed or4aaplied,foI1-v+ bod'y? 4 -, -- - , -'-"/' 1. this tiody previously?'-' „ aa IN YES ❑ NO 0 YES ❑ NO — WANNEN, Dale Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee 2 ittrplci*er's - "- 4 94; - _ Lt, Harrington Investments crV '4!•T„-- ° ° 21 ' e " _ Portfolio Manager =a- • = ,P4Sty1.0.1J5..*G.0,yeriffIlprItc11:13.0die, /jEjespyg, ces„you.have sfirra;yeypon/pJfice-:171elftqricl, ;5:-citesi4 —r; - 4- 4 • : 0 • n ?, • I currently serve on the Petaluma Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee. I took over a previous committee members term about 6-7 months ago, and that term is up. I am seeking to reapply to the same committee. 4glytc- ;:ci(c.haifrablefOrgaiiiiitifforitoqtthiChlYou licivelpefOrldeergrosjfiorcitiffieleilleldJand74.„ SFBBO-San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory-Board Member and Treasurer-01/2009-01/2012 SVFC-Social Venture Finance Club of Presidio Graduate School-President-current Rebuilding Petaluma Together-Volunteer no< • • 7,-?" . Deal in finances, money management for work Lain an avid mountain biker and.bike around Petaluma quite often Manage portfolios for individuals, foundations, non-profits Sustainable management degree so familiar with triple bottom line and sustainability metrics _ College Professional Vocational Schools Attended°(Mafor Subject gates degree/Date) ` - --- -- ... ,__ t - � ` - - - ` g .� _ t.r __ -• . _� , . ate_ _ ra °,,� MBA in Sustainable Management, Presidio Graduate School-Graduate in May, 2012 BA in Economics, Rowan University, 1994-1998 s Special#Award&pr Rec"ognition1Recerved r , Please tote reasons whygyou want to be"comeaa member of this Board Commission or- Coomm ltee n cludmg?what specihc,obtectrvesfyou would be worIbng towar�d4as,�a member of,'w gthisadvisorygbody,r ® � m x - I am interested in becoming more involved with the Petaluma community. I have already served on this committee for a little less than a year and feel as if I am just starting to get a better understanding of the process of this advisory body. ,Is there any gtheginformation;tPiaf you feel would be'usefuli o the City Council in reviewing ' rx +your"4applicationZ, = _ v pG yy+. ,• 35- Areiyowassociatesd with any Organization/,Employment"thatmight"tie,dee"med •i•conflict of in terest,m,performmg youkduties tPappointethothis,posrtion? -- ❑ YES F NO if#yes; please sti*sssnameof'Organizat on/Employment p ` " Csty pohcyxdirectsfall gppanted;advisory body members not to vo e",on maitersawhereithere exists a+potential,conflict ofinterest;Woutd yourbeswilling-to;abstain from votingiif such a r confl'ictUar si es? -- > T : ra S. °s - - 0 YES ❑ NO 3 g How.ditl ab ou hear out this o13eni607.' ' 3 t I recently took over a prior committee members term so per Curtis Bates, I need to reapply. - Appliecinttsitig urea. Date: = / A r12 , 1Z sevised August 12, 2008 PLANNING COMMISSION APPLICATIONS One vacancy for a four-year term expiring June 30, 2016 34- ,cAL U • aw � City of Petaluma, California •" •' City Board, Commisslon:'and Committee Application z$sa Instructions: Use this form to apply to serve on any of the City of Petaluma, California's Boards, Commissions; or Committees. Please fill out the form completely. If a question does not apply, type or write N/A in the space provided. When completed, please forward to the City Clerk's Office City of Petaluma, 11 English Street, Petaluma, CA,94952.All applications are reviewed by the.City Council. Name: Ray Johnson Home Address, City, State and?Zip.Code: 206 Park Place Drive, Petaluma, CA 94954 Home Phone: (If appointed do you want this number to be available to the public?) Work Phone: A YES ❑ NO ( 707 ) 766 _ 8714 ( ) E-Mail: (If appointed, do you want this address to FAX: be available to the public?) 51 YES 0 NO ( ) rayvs @ pacbell.net Are you a registered voter in Petaluma? If so,for how long? 12 YES C NO 27 yeqrs Board(s), Commission(s), or Committee(s) of.Interest*: Planning Commission *Note: To serve on the Senior.Advisory Committee, you must be age_55 or above. Have you attended a meeting of this Have you served on, interviewed, or applied for AVV 6? this_body previously? O L f YES El ® YES ❑. NO MP� 2 ieO ' `sue 001144 w �`t `����ll O`6� JOHNSON, Ray Planning Commission SS Present Employer: Retired • lob Title: Previous Governmental Bodies/Elective Offices you have served, Position/Office Held and Dates: SPARC -2009 -2010 Youth Commission '2010 t 97clt Civic or Charitable Organization,to which you have b elonged, Position/Office Held, and Dates: Special Olympics- Regional President 1971 - 1980 Cinnabar Theater- Board of Directors!2004 —2009 Petaluma Community Access- Board of Directors 2011 - present Meals on Wheels-2008 -.present Gorlin's Syndrome Action Coalition -,2009 -present What Special Interests/Skills/Talents would you,bring to this Board,Commission, or Committee? Retirement=full time commitment to'the-task Executive experience = negotiation, coalescence, focus Sales experience =.compromise, analytical ability, examine both sides Strong relationship, intuitive skills, intelligence and cornmitrnent to Petaluma College, Professional, Vocational Schools Attended'(Major Subject, Dates,Degree/Date): Washington & Jefferson College- BA in Economics and Poli Sci 1962 Countless,sales,•executive programs, technology skills as well as 1 year of Hastings Law School where I was 9th in my class Special Awards or Recognition Received: • Every sales achievement, stock brokerage attainment,or executive accomplishment attainable. I would be glad to list them but suffice it to say I.can sell, I`can achieve and I can motivate, train or coalesce • Please state reasons why you want to become a member of this Board;;Commission or Committee, including what specific objectives you would be working toward as a member of this advisory body: Recently the SPARC and Planning':duties'were combined. From the perspective of the applicant the steps and process are simpler but, from the perspective of the City the task has become far more daunting. The Planning Commission is tasked with an examination process requiring a wide variety of experience, awide variety of knowledge and an ability to interpret not only the design affects of the application, but also the short and long term affects. With this task comes profound long term affect on the City.I have lived,in for 26 years. My Mom is 100 so my longevity genes are strong. I want to live in a City that is well "planned" and has legs to withstand the future. My specific goals are better interpretations of mixed use, interpretations of smart codes that allow for unanticipated changes and logical analysis of projects'for"the Council Is there any other information that you feel would be useful to the City Council in reviewing your application? This would be best accomplished'face to face and I plan to meet with each Council member 1 on 1. The recent Council race:may - or may,not'- have allowed for accurateinterpretation of who I am but since:perception is reality words are better interpreted face to face. } Are you associated with any Organization/Employment,that might be deemed a°conflict of interest In performing your duties if appointed to this position? ® YES N NO If yes, please state name of Organization/Employment: City policy directs all appointed;advisory body members not to vote on matters where there exists a potential conflict of interest. Would you be willing to abstain from voting if such a conflict arises? ® YES ❑ NO How did you hear about this opening? Applic Ys Signature Date 6*/610 Pk' Re i ed August 1 JO08 _I_ I r w 2AL� City of Petaluma, California • nof Supplemental Questionnaire For • 4,355 Planning Commission Candidates Please return completed questionnaire to the Office of,the City Clerk, II English.Street, Petaluma, CA 94952 Name: • Ray Johnson Home address, City,State, Zip: • 206 Park Place Drive, Petaluma, CA 94954 Home Phone: Work Phone 707 766-8714 Retired—cell phone 707 364-8149 Please print or type your answers to the following questions and submit to.the City Clerk's Office. You may submit additional sheets, if necessary, to complete your answers: Have you attended any of the following meetings? • Planning Commission Orientation.Session YES X NO Date: Planning Commission Meeting X YES ❑ NO Date:Several • , What:do you think qualifies you to serve on the Planning Commission? The Planning Commission is an ADVISORY body assembled to analyze and make recommendations to the City Council. It is important.that it's members check their personal opinions, viewpoints or agendas at the door and analyze the application based on the General Plan, the CPSP, the urban growth boundaries and existing California environmental codes. Having done that the short and long term affects of the project must be evaluated and conclusions recommended to the City Council Like many committees. I have served on, be they work related, charitable or personal, the requisite challenge is to analyze all facets of the issue, examine both the vested interests of the individual requestors and the community as a whole and compromise in a way that will best meet the requirements. 1+a • • I have spent over 30 years in the board rooms to the back rooms where the interest of the seemingly minute part of society is at stake and on many occasions I was the guiding light to resolution. More specifically I have been involved in the pros and cons of Lafferty park, hiked the City of Petaluma, worked in Telecom and saw the potential of little Telecom Valley (may it rest in peace ) Petaluma needs significant foresight for the next 150 years and I am a viable participant . Now that I have served on SPARC for a year, I have not only learned the nuances of Petaluma but also became educated as to the needs both present and future, of Petaluma. I feel a proactive energy is needed to analyze projects, potential projects and future consequences in addition to the specifics of each application. Foresight and analysis are critical Each of us MUST be actively involved in constantly looking for ways to sustain Petaluma - 1) optimize what we have, 2) seek out potential businesses that would be beneficial to Petaluma, 3) design projects that enhance the attractiveness of Petaluma and 4) tell the world what a jewel Petaluma is What do you see as the best solutions, both long and short term, for economic development in Petaluma? IF only the solution both long and short term could be simply summarized in a couple of paragraphs, the next 150 years would be so simple. There are key principles that must be a component of any solution: Benefit = Assessment - No matter what the project, it must be at least matched by the necessary assessment to not only fund it but also benefit as much of the community as feasible and, if possible, in perpetuity Sustainability - Perhaps this fits more in the long term solution but awareness of any and all environmental,repercussions must be considered. The short term perspective of this might be the flood plain and traffic issues. Tax Base - As real estate values are sharply lowered, little Telecom valley consolidates and the economy dabbles in recession, the tax base must be a shorn term - and perhaps long term consideration. Having put the components in place - each project or endeavor must be analyzed financially and aesthetically, business and local employment must be encouraged, As delineated in the General Plan the key words are- Retention, Attraction and incubation The General Plan (Plan) is the guiding document and vision for the City. How'would you interpret the policies and goals articulated in the plan? How flexible would you be and would you feel comfortable not approving specific land uses.allowed in the Han? The General Plan is both an excellent, well thought out blue print while at the same time a fervent attempt to be an over arching solution to all issues..The policies and goals appear to incorporate the heritage of 150 year old City, the viability of its centerpiece, the river, as a key element as it was in Petaluma's 'inception. The Urban Growth Boundary focuses on maintaining the innate beauty of our surroundings and what sets us apart from the traditional urban sprawl. In addition the problems inherent in today's Petaluma (traffic, flooding, business, historical perspective) are addressed in a manner that sets a stage. The players on the stage are many and a key component is the Planning Commission tasked with maintaining all the piece parts as each change has it's impact Flexibility is a requirement of the Planning Commission and an attribute of mine and if the land use cannot pass the test of the community's best interest as well as the aforementioned benefit/assessment, sustainability and overall value, I would have no problem in not approving as the General Plan is a working document. My experience on SPARC also taught me the General Plan has to be interpreted with not only specifics but, once; again foresight towards aesthetic, financial and creativity as Petaluma has a history and a future- both important • The growth management system has,beenan•element of the development process in Petaluma since •1972, and an Urban Growth Boundary was adopted in 1998 to control the physical growth of Petaluma. With these two major policies in mind, and given the pressure for ongoing growth during the next decade or so,what two or three policies and programs would you promote to protect the historic, cultural, and physical aspects of The word policy is mindful of a rigid existing. plan. Although infill is necessary to protect the natural beauty, the intrinsic beauty - such as the prolonged skirmish over 30 W EARose must be evaluated . The definition of both lnfill and Mixed Use must be delineated to allow for the big picture as assimilated by the many individual piece pads. What might be satisfactory for an individual piece of property may not be in the best interest of the community as a whole. The Planning Commission must be a watchdog for policy interpretation and the foresight to look at the immediate and long term affects of ANY project as well as examining potential future development affected by any decision. Optimization with foresight requires a big picture mentality needed now. How would you address,current and future:flooding issues for Petaluma? 43- • Based on my 25 years in Petaluma;, flooding is definitely a piece-part of our community. As partially delineated in the General Plan and discussed at length at countless Council/Planning meetings First of all there must be specific land fill and building requirements as to the flood plain and it's surrounding. The 1.00 year flood issue is key but, quite frankly the average Petaluma winter and the occasional deluges rriusf be accounted for as it's my opinion that from a destructive and monetary point of view, they probably merit more consideration. Specifically the Multiple Use Facilities which coincidentally are a big part of the General Plan can also enhance the flood plan. In addition water movement can be integrated into any development requirements to enhance the beauty and disperse the water. Low flow channels and water detention are also viable with the latter providing a potential source of ground water to alleviate the water conservation issue How would you address current and future traffic congestion in Petaluma? . Traffic is a key consideration to any plan. For 30 years I have commuted to San Francisco and the majority of my concerns were 101. traffic which is, shall we say, less than satisfactory. Trains, buses, ferries are all seemingly viable long haul solutions but, the reality is, even with gas at $4 myself and many, many others continue the single passenger ritual requiring subsidies for the mass transit. So, let's apply the same principles to Petaluma. If I'm traveling crosstown, how likely am Ito opt for the bus rather than pay the $4 gas and sit in traffic. In my case zero so the problem may be require bigger solutions. Extensive study ot traffic flow not just at commute hours but all day Consideration of businesses that stagger or naturally have non traditional hours and rewarding them accordingly Not knowing enough about Petaluma busses and too old to ride a bike, I will defer to others more knowledgeable as to their viability . However every project before the Planning Commission affects traffic in some way. The Lowe's project on McDowell has far reaching 1� • impacts on traffic flow on the entire East Side. One can only.surmise if projects are approved the traffic congestion may limit or preclude any future significantly beneficial projects. What infill policies do you think should be adopted in light of the Urban Growth Boundary passed by the voters? 1-P-28 speaks to an area that merits constant enrichment of Petaluma's history. As I travel the world and mention Petaluma, we are surprisingly well known as the (former) egg capital of the world. That is a rich heritage and as I drive to Olema or Bodega Bay, I'm well aware of it and appreciative.--...... . ._ __ .. .- . .. Wherever possible we should maintain an infill preference to the agricultural heritage. Perhaps as a more current solution we might consider environmental projects such as wetlands. Don't get me wrong, I'm forever aware of the need of a tax base but as our Government becomes more and more green and .sustainable conscious, perhaps the finances could be alleviated with funding or tax breaks As far as within the Urban Growth Boundary, multiple use facilities (again addressing aesthetics and water deployment) should be an integral part as well as the historical tradition as exemplified by downtown However we must define infill as specifically as possible. Viability, sustainability, aesthetics, history must all be considered. Sig a} Date ( t( ) r Fr C PUBLIC ART COMMITTEE APPLICATIONS Three vacancies for four-year terms expiring June 30, 2016 No-applicarinvw recevved TECHNOLOGY ADVISORY COMMITTEE'APPLICATIONS Three vacancies for two-year terms expiring June 30, 2014 "I `"l W . `S P'L U`jt California a �, r$ City of Petaluma, C . ' ts... City Board, Commission and Committee Application Instructions: Use this form to apply -to serve on any, of the City of Petaluma, California's Boards, Commissions, or Committees. Please fill out the form completely. If a,question does not apply, type or write N/A in the space provided. When completed, please forward to the City Clerk's Office City of Petaluma, I I English Street.Petaluma, CA 94952. All applications are reviewed,b the City Council: Name: - 0ti 22P Sec' Jason E. Davies L, MA�2072 w o Home Address, City, State and'2ip Code:. �( v 1226 B Street, Petaluma, CA 94952 `7 cv l/068 L9cq • Home P hone: (if appointed, do you,wanfthis number to be available to theapublic?) Work'Phone: ❑ YES E NC, 707 , 981 _ 8650 ,707 , 933 7695 - E-Mail: (If appointed do youwantthis address to FAX: be available to:the public?). 0, YES ❑ NO jasond1 @.mac.com Are you a''registered voter in'Petaiuma? If so, for how long? IS YES ❑ NO approximately 12 years Board(s),Commission(s), or.Comniittee(s) of Interest*: lechnology Advisory Committee `Note: To serve on:the Senior Advisory Committee, you must be age 55 or above. • Have you attended a meeting■otthis Have youserved on, interviewed', or applied for body? - this body previously? 0 YES ❑ NO 151 YES ❑ NO DAVIES, Jason Technology Advisory Committees Present Employer: Eleven Dimensions.Media; L-LC Job Title: President:& CEO Previous Governmental'Bodies/Elective Offices you have served, Position/Office Held,and Dates: Technology Advisory Committee, Chair, June 2010 - June 2012 Technology Advisory Committee, member, March 2010 -June 2010 Civic or Ch aritable Organization to which you have belonged, Position/Office Held, and Dates: Petaluma.Community Access, member, board of directors; October 2011- current Friends of Shollenberger Park, member, 2008 - current South Sonoma County Democratic Club; member; 2010 - current North Bay Rowing Club, member 2010 - current What Special Interests/Skills/Talents wouid.you bring to tit Board, Commission, or Committee? I offer nearly two decades of experience in the media technology industry, specializing in business development, marketing, sales;project management, media, and public relations — in addition to previously serving on the Tech Advisory Committee. As a member of thelocal technology community, I am well versed in understanding the needs of fellow technologists and well poised to help ensure Petaluma continues to advance as a tech friendly city. In addition, my ongoing international business experience and time spent overseas provides me with global insights to local technology issues. Futher, my experience in presenting complex information;in an engaging, concise, and clear fashion —especially to those who may be less tech saavy— is key in helping to bridge the digital divide. ,r- �f College,.Professional, Vocational'Schools,Attended'(Major Subject, Dates, Degree/Date): University of California at Santa Cruz (BA in Politics, double major in Environmental Studies (emphasis, Policy& Planning, class of 1990) Monterey Pennisula College (UC prep./General Studies & Music Theory, 1986-88) Carmel HS (HS degree, class of 1985) Special Awards or Recognition'.Received: Numerous promotions leading to VP Business Development at BIAS, Inc. Numerous awards for software products at BIAS, Inc. in which I played a critical role. Grammy Camp Award from Grammy Foundation Employee of the month - Opcode Systems, Inc. Please state reasons why you want to become a member of this Board, Commission or Committee,including what specific objectives you would be working toward as a member of this advisory body: While we continue to make excellent strides, there remains much work to be done to improve the tech friendliness of Petaluma. f:believe there are substantial benefits in pursuing methods of infrastructure planning (from IT to Public Works) that can better leverage existing and future technology trends. I would like to continue to help identify solutions for potential implementation—while being budget mindful. During my tenure, I have worked to advance Petaluma's visibility as a market for ultra-speed broadband, reviewed and provided critical feedback on the CGI video project, conceived and launched a business outreach committtee developing video testimonials from local tech firms, motivated an overhaul of the web site without significant impacts to the budget, streamlined the committee name, explored options for increasing internet access, helped advocate Petaluma's inclusion in the Sonoma Mountain Business Cluster (CA Innovation hub), helped draft a resolution for Petaluma to join CETF (CA Emerging Technology Fund), advocated for more online fillable forms, and more. Is there any other information that you feel would be useful to the City Council in reviewing your application? It has been an honor and a privilege to serve and I hope to have an opportunity to continue to work on the evolving initiatives I've been involved with during my tenure. Thank you for your'consideration and support! • Are you,associatedwith any'Oiganization/Empl_oymentthat might'be deemed a conflict'of interest in°"perfoiming"pyour duties if appointedito this position? ❑ YES ® NO If yes, please state name ofoganization/Employment; City policy directs all appointed,,advisory°body members not to vote-on matters where there exists:.a,potential conflict of interest:Would you be willing'to abstain from voting if such a conflict aiises? D YES ❑ NO How did you hear about this opening? Claire Cooper, as well as already serving and being cognizant of my current term's expiration. Applicant's Signature Date 5/24112 . Revised August 12, 2008 3 TREE ADVISORY COMMITTEE APPLICATIONS One vacancy fora:two-year term expiring June 30, 2014 No--appl+:cat onrreceivecL. 54 TRANSIT ADVISORY COMMITTEE APPLICATIONS Two vacancies for two-year terms expiring June`30, 2014 Sj ALP a � k,r City of Petaluma, .California - i n_ ` City Bagrd, Commission andCCommittee A_ ppllcdtion t 1$ . _. • Instructions: Use this form to apply to serve on any of the City of Petaluma, California's Boards, Commissions, or Committees. Please fill out the form completely. If a question does not apply, type or write N/A in the space provided.. When completed, please forward to the City Clerk's Office City of Petaluma, I I English Street, Petaluma, CA 94952. All applications are reviewed by the City Council. Name':; David A. Alden ��%23242526e, Home Address, City,�Stateiand Zip Code; wo,L ' _� q, h1AY 20.2 ' 416 Webster Street CTTy CLERIC Petaluma, CA 94952 PETALUMA u Home Phone: If a ointed 'do you want fl is l�� /8016.0,_ ( pP a y,.,.. number to be`available`fo thepublic?) work',Phonea 'i 19 rA -YES �. N0; ( 707 ) 338 _ 8388 (707 ) 338 _ 8388 • e E-Mail 1(If-app6mted,,de you want this`address to FAX -e • �, tie,availablerto the-public?) 0 YES .0 No ( ) - davealden53 © comcast.net 'Are you a;regiitered,Voter in Petaluma? If'-so, for how long?' 0 YES ❑ NO 10 years Board(s) 'Commission(s) or Committee(s),of Interest* Transit Committee "Note: To serve on the Senior Advisory Committee, you must be age,55;or above. Haveyou`+attended a meeting`of`this Have.youserved on, interviewed;,,or'applied for body?;; this:body previously? - . NI YES ❑ NO 0 YES ❑ NO ALDEN, David Transit Advisory Committee S�a, Piesent Employer: None N/A Previous,'Governmental'wBodies/Elective Offices$you have served, osition/OfficeHeId-and Dotes: City of Petaluma, Transit Advisory Committee (2011-present) City of Petaluma, Station Area Planning CAC (2010-present) City of Petaluma, Development Code Advisory Committee, Member (2007-2009) Bend LaPine Public Schools (Bend, Oregon), Finance•Committee, Chair (2000), Member (1998-2000) City of Bend, Oregon, Design.Review Code Development Committee, Member (1997-1998) Civic or4haritable,Of gamzption to Which you haveabelonged, Position/Office<Held ;and Dates: Rebuilding Together Petaluma, President (2005-2008); Director (2002-2008) United Way - Sonoma, Lake, and Mendocino Counties, Local Advisory Committee, Member (2002-2003) Design Review Committee, Broken Top Community Association (Bend, Oregon), Chair (1996-1999) What Special lntefests/Skills/Talents would you bring to.this Board, Commission, or°Committee% I'm, a registered civil engineer who has worked on land development projects in the City of Petaluma and elsewhere. (For much of my early career, I relied on transit for my daily commute, first on the BART system and then on the Seattle bus system.) I'm keenly aware of the connections between land development and transit. First, transit should provide options for the residents,and employees of new or redeveloped and uses. Second, and more importantly, transit should be a factor in the configuration of the new or redeveloped land uses. Less car-dependent lifestyles should not only be accommodated, but encouraged. • g y:rotessional, VocatiorialUSchools.Attended (Majo r[Subject,Dates :begree%ba'i4)' ' Colle e " University of California:(Berkeley), 1971-1 976, Bachelor of Scienbe:in Civil Engineering (1975), Master of Science in Civil Engineering (Water Resources) (1976) Special Awards or'".Recognition Received: _ - _ City of Petaluma proclamation noting tenure as Board President of Rebuilding Together Petaluma (2009) Recognition from Urban Land Institute Sacramento for participation in Urban Plan (2007-2012) Cease ttdte inc sons why you want`to become a member of this oard Commission'or g'what specific&objectives you would berworking towardasia m"ember"-of this advisory, body:' During my one-plus years on this committee, I hope I've"contributed toward the operational and budget issues that have come before the committee and I hope to continue that contribution. Of greater interest is long-term strategic planning, especially with approaching SMART system, to maximize the future utilization of the transit system and to provide transportation alternatives for Petaluma residents. This is an area in which I have familiarity through membership in the Urban Land Institute and personal study. •Is there any other information_thabyou feelrwould be useful to The City Council in reviewing: your application? • Through involvement in the proposed Water Street North and North River Landing projects, I'm familiar with the issues around'dthe proposed downtown trolley. 'Are,you associated with an',Or anization%Emp_loyment that might be deemed:a conflict ofa Interest in performing.yourdutiesif appointed to this;position?''- SI YES ❑ NO If'yes. please sidle name,of Organization/Employment; ` Through my anticipated self-employment I expect to be involved in land development projects that will hopefully interface.with Petaluma Transit. City.policy directs allfappointed, advisory body members not to voferon matters where there: existsia potential conflict of:interest':Would'yoube:;willingto,abstainfrom,voting;if<such a , 'conflict arises? • ® YES ❑ NO How!did.you hearabout this opening?° , City of Petaluma Listmanager and current position on the Transit Committee - Applicant's Signature Date. nitMay 23, 2012 Revised August 12, 2008 SENIOR ADVISORY COMMITTEE APPLICATIONS Two vacancies for two-Vear`teims expiring June 30, 2014 • 4.414 mik , d p ; � � �CityBoarCosio and ComtteAPP afo n, 185'a _ _ Instructions: Use this form to apply to serve on any of the City of Petaluma, California's Boards, Commissions, or Committees. Please fill out the form completely. If a question does not apply, type or write N/A in the space provided. When completed, please forward to the City Clerk's Office City of Petaluma, II English Street, Petaluma, CA 94952. All applications are reviewed by the City Council. Sarah Young i C, � 2 11 cf-‘33 Home Address, City;,Statei'and zip(Code: - o , '4.� o) 5 North Napa Drive cp 441/2 4 �'ti Petaluma, CA 94954-1331 9 cc a, '(If'appoinfed„do youkwant this nurr`iber;to be.availabledtotthe public?), Work:Phone: ' -❑ YES; ,® NO; _ ( 707 ) 658 _ 2090 ( ) _ E= FAX Mail (If,,appointed;;do you,want thiseaddress'to. _ be available toihe public?); ❑ ?ES; ,0 - NO. , ( ) _ youngatheartl ©comcast.net :n Are' a:registered voter in;Petaluma? If so, for'how long?` 0 YES 0 NO Six years •Board(s),,Commission(s),or Committee(s)of;interest*,:; , Senior Advisory committee *Note: To serve on the Senior Advisory Committee, you must be age 55 or above. Have you attended a"meeting of`,thlls* Haveyou.served on, interviewe_`d,or applie_d'fo_r , body? `this body'prev-iously? • , _ . 0 YES ❑ NO 0 YES ❑ NO YOUNG, Sarah Senior Advisory Committee_ _ (l - Pr'esent Employer;, Retired trom Home Health Care industry and Rebuilding Together Petaluma - Job Titlee Self Employed owner/operator Project Coordinator Previous Governmental;Bodies/Elective Offices°you;have+served, Position/Office Held`and Dates: Senior Advisory Committee 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 ,CivictoiGCharitable Organization:toiwhich;,you have belonged, Position/Office Held;,and Dates: Rebuilding Together Petaluma, 2007-2010. American Red Cross 1988 Loma Prieta earth quake. Worked in the Marina district for 5 days, bring food and water and monitor elderly home bound residents and area workers. What_Special;interests/Skilis/Talents wouid'you`:bring to'this Board, Commission;Loricommittee?, I have worked with seniors and people with disabilities as both home health care provider and owner/operator of licensed six bed board and care facility for the elderly, RCFE. I worked with physicians, medical personnel, hospital discharge planners and physical therapists to insure seniors a safe home environment, enabling them to stay in their home longer. For the last 1 1/2 years, as-a member of the Senior Advisory Committee, I have been working to bring a Volunteer Driver Program to Petaluma. College,Professional,`Vocational School`s Aitendedy(Major"Subjecf, Dates, Degree/Date) 1977-194.Real Estate, Marin,Association of Realtors Marin Association'of Realtors Ethics, Arbitration Numerous other committees over the years California Association of Realtors National Association of Realtors Graduate Realtors Institute Certified Residential Specialist 1995 to 2000. License requirements for Home Health & Certified Nursing Assistant 2002: Residential Care License & Certification 40 hourffive day classes every other year. Dementia and Alzheimer's training every year. 2006Retired • Special Awardsor Recognition Received:, Pi&asestateIreasons whylyou`wantlo become a member of this Board Commission or Committee, including4what specific objectives you would,be,working toward as a memberof, thisddvisory°body; I would like to see more seniors who have a lot to otter the community volunteering to help each other. Classes at the Senior Center given by our peers. I would like to see more of an outreach to those in need who are not aware of what the community has to offer to assist them lead a safe and comfortable life. s there n ay oth rinformation that you+feel wouldn,be useful to°the'City Coun g cil in'reviewin !' 3 Are youpassociated with any Organizd lion/Empieymentthat migict be deemed dsconflict o f' interest in performing;y`,our duties'if+appointed'to this,;position? ❑ YES 0 NO Ifies, please statename of'Organization/Employment: City policy'directs altappointed,,advisory•body'rriembers not to:voteon mattersyhere there• exists a;potential conflict:of interest*could you be willing t6abstain ftomsvoting if such a' conflict arises? 0 YES ❑ NO How did you-hear dboathis',opening? • On Committee, since 2009 ApplicarirstSignature Date May 18, 2012 O Revised August 12,2008 YOUTH COMMISSION APPLICATIONS Three vacancies tor two-year terms expiring June 30, 2014 flO22X1 2 `'a 'a C& -t', i� ^ .two 12 L �:1. f CO ONO • A ;:9 9 City of%Petaluma °dCa tfonn a � P�ME NA 0 ',lilts ^m: �''rY 'ash ` �`at�w b'� "- a'A l c'-‘144 ME a A G� ,Cityt,Board,; Commission and Committee�Appiica , 1$: a a. '?r+r f" ^nyrrcn 4' 'y +/ 'f° �^aa' r '°R y s �p t � r U•1858 _.1 "''�,,"x§.,, ., " .s',s';t ii sc x tz ,�.41ke. k se,''r'a.'_ .W -a. r. . Vt ,/�1Sf' Ai L Instructions: Use this form to apply to serve on any of the City of Petaluma, California's Boards, Commissions, or Committees. Please fill out the form completely. If a question does not apply, type or write N/A in the space provided: When completed, please forward to the City Clerk's Office City of Petaluma, 11 English Street, Petaluma, CA 94952. All applications are reviewed by the City Council. `aan" '� tR "E ,e s,. a -e% «"� '^ T , vet Name ��'' ,� � ".` �` �. .�.,, ���` .�� • �,. �` �_: Kenneth G. Foster €.,��aaa�xse.-r ra xrvse<me„c.�au�wus_ .ww. .we&k,^ua.rraaa ?w a.^�k %6 s mo n a3 �e" r Home!Address$CityiStatejandZipiCode • ff ` , "'fie 24 B Fair Street Petaluma, CA 94952 ' fr sHome none iifrappointed/dokyou want this . " il ^�h',�a`5'b S Wi 16W;d'��� ire awt A�,� '� £'9W �"a � .. E �� 'ibz ^ � nu tuber to beavailable to ,the public?) Work Phone �� h ` `�y �' YES �N �e ,.. a sa. �� .as�? sra 707 ) 536 _ 6763 (707 ) 559 _ 7500 x 7743 . i . ;37 � eE=Mail`((If=appointed do;youTyantithis4address to" FAX , ;1%14 , „„4.1„�' 4 betavailabel 't'�o"ttttUbtICZ),19E60,�rNst p--- kfoster1116 hotmail.com ff Na ayya� .;J. °17. a ,-W e a n tait im 1+ 'S 1St/VI q,a €4 a Are ou a registered voter mPetalum iwiTHS t e aebb M tidt . YES' 0 NO 4_years Boards) Commission(s) orr,Committee(s) of interest' ° � A Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee, and Youth Commission. *Note: To serve on the Senior Advisory Committee, you must be age 55 or above. Havewov q�ttendedia meeting of this Have you servveed on interviewed; or opplhedl rr body t° a vr , . ,"fhi5 body .eo us�yt �1 " its` ® YES 12 NO ® YES E NO FOSTER, Kenneth Youth Commission �b, , Petaluma Health Center '1179 N. McDowell Blvd. Petaluma, CA 94954 . F se 174ri " y w`� �°� e kj�' ?� ?; "arh �& e x u Job,Tltle < x�' �, kj ffi.w - * , `, , ;N f , '� %ti Call Center Supervisor WrevIousGovernmental.Bodies/ElectivejOfficestyou have=served'lPosition/Officej,Held and .. L5. vs1, 4,e4vAk '.. �4.�. .a; jai' _;.=a :, a aPe_ :1A-41..4111a re SS I have yet to serve but am looking forward to many great conversations. LCivic orrChantable Organization to1whlchsyouMave belonged Position/Office Heldand u i-91bsix.°* d SAY4d ie A fa §y .v..am,s .t n,- a iw..a I have donated my timeto the Petaluma Boys and Girls Club as a volunteer (2010). sw 'WhatSpeclal Interests/Skillsfalentwould you bring tothis(Board Commission or�Commlfee� y AA: As an avid recreational cyclist and eco-minded bicycle commuter, I will bring a strong knowledge-base of the roads of Petaluma from the perspective of the eveyday citizen. I believe recreation, walking, running and bicycling, bring a community together. I am especially interested in the:ecomonics othuman-fueled.transportation compared to fossil fueled`transportation. By creating safer roads:for pedestrians and cyclist, we==are promoting and prolonging the health of our As a father, I want to see my child safely enjoy.all this city hasto,.offer on herbicycle:or walking along°the;beautiful streets. As a member of the Pedestrian and,.Bicycle,Comrimittee I will be=a strong advocate for bicycle saftey among°children and the resourcefulness of bicycle:friendly streets. (Dl- e •. e »aw � 3 '(tz - College ofessiona Vocional SChools;Attended (Major Subjec Dates,iDeg re. e/Dws:a'6n+"•t''eil ) F" Se 'ca B.A. Communication and Comparative Literature. San Diego State University, 2002 2007. . ^ ." m"r ^4 'A * � g L7 i� .s at4 4c �` i4-Wil.r4, � 4' rSpeciialfAwair'yy'^^d.p,Y���s.`or Recognit�iornReceived..-0, �W _ ,q't 4� . r# Hl• "� i' A€.?r4„, J 4t 'L.W��F'..� x� J ar>�� e 144 At Employee of the Month f ' Ptal dilk%tiom-p L 04ztr^` 441.4 eArno'frtak v,"70 g•k lean `ru'f` 4�YL.^4'3"TAbo TAY 3 ti Please state'reasons why,you`want toabecome almember=of this BoardCommission or Committee inc tansy whatrspecific objectives you would be working towardaasta member of y this advisory, body � � ' 4 ` i -f "1nak;rw.x m .. . z a . VMS. '��W As a member of the Pedestrian;and Bicycle Committee I will model policy after cities like Santa Rosa and Davis. I will advocate for all major corridors of travel in Petaluma to include bike lane/paths. I will work with environmental concerns to reduce the cost of fossil fuels by promoting monthly bike=to-work days. I will strong advocate for in-school bicycle safety education. I want to see Petaluma become a hub for cycling in Sonoma County, and with our beautiful regional parks a hub for outdoor recreation. its there any other informationzthattyou feel would.be usefulato the City Council in revi wing _• your,r �N„„.tic�atiossno-z, ,}r'a ( �a5'db�i+ll:.r'A.�i�15 }rt�° "�,Yf.�.r.. ,,, a' '�w ��5.. -P v M., `a"1's Although my'experience working with governmental bodies is limited, myenthusiam and knowledge will provide the advisory committee with robust and effective discourse. affz- a e ,T a rs '�',r u' .4 v. ,s wx ,Ja rt '�fit'" fr �j'��"���� rrdy 7" �r`v3��k ,F.�'" �. t v'3° .Y�"`��`� -w Are youAassociatedgwith any" Organ Izatlon/Emptoymeent tha?might,be deemed conflict`of , 'interest in performinnng.yourr dutiesrif appointed to thtsApositton „ice; � � eka'�' S, &'... 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ATTACHMENT 6 of the City of Petaluma, California APPOINTING INDIVIDUALS TO CITY BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, AND COMMITTEES BE IT RESOLVED,the City Council does hereby appoint the following individuals to City Boards, Commissions, and Committees: • Name Appointed To Term Ending Under the power and authority conferred upon this Council bythe Charter of said City. REFERENCE: l hereby certify the foregoing.Resolution was introduced and adopted by the Approved as to Council of the City of Petaluma at a Regular meeting on the 4`5 day of,June,2012, form: by the following vote: City Attorney AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: ATTEST: City Clerk Mayor