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Qualifications of Development Team

Peter CalthorpePrincipal

Peter Calthorpe was named one of 25 "innovators on the cutting edge" by NewsweekMagazine for his work redefining the models of urban and suburban growth in America.His long and honored career in urban design, planning, and architecture began in 1976combining his experience in each discipline to develop new approaches to urbanrevitalization, suburban growth, and regional planning.

Mr. Calthorpe s early published work includes technical papers , articles for popularmagazines , and a number of seminal books, including Sustainable Communities with SimVan der Ryn, and the Pedestrian Pocket Book with Doug Kelbaugh. The Next AmericanMetropolis: Ecology, Community, and the American Dream published in 1993, introducedthe concept of Transit-Oriented Development (TaD) and provided extensive guidelines andilustrations of their broad application. His latest book with Willam Fulton The RegionalCity: Planning for the End of Sprawl, explains how regional-scale planning and design canintegrate urban revitalization and suburban renewal into a coherent vision of metropolitangrowth.

Mr. Calthorpe has lectured extensively throughout the United States, Europe, and SouthAmerica. He has taught at u.c. Berkeley, the University of Washington, the University ofOregon, and the University of North Carolina. Over the years he has received numeroushonors and awards , including appointment to the President's Councils for SustainableDevelopment.

After studying at Yale s Graduate School of Architecture, he joined the Farrallones Instituteas Director of Design. Following, Mr. Calthorpe became a project designer at the CaliforniaOffce of the State Architect, working on energy-effcient state office buildings and planningfor the Capital Area. Beginning private practice in 1978, with the firm of Van der RynCalthorpe and Partners , his work ranged from large community planning to commercialcomplexes and public buildings. His architecture, planning, and research from ths periodestablished his leadership in passive solar design , producing countless publications and threeNational HUD awards.

During the Clinton presidency, Mr. Calthorpe provided direction for HUD' s EmpowermentZone and Consolidated Planning Programs as well as the Hope VI program to rebuild someof the country s worst public housing projects. In 1992, he became a founder of theCongress for New Urbanism and was its first board president.

Since forming Calthorpe Associates in 1983 bis work has expanded to include majorprojects in urban, new town, and suburban settings in the United States and abroad. Withgroundbreaking work in Portland, Salt Lake, Austin, the Twin Cities , and Los Angeles , hehas helped established the emerging field of regional design.

Internationally his work in Japan, China, Italy, Tunis, Jordon, Australia, and the Philippineshas demonstrated that community design with a focus on environmental sustainability andhuman scale can be adapted throughout the globe. Mr. Calthorpe has recently been selectedby the State of Louisiana to lead its long-term growth and redevelopment planning followinghurricanes Katrina and Rita.

Through design, innovation, publications , and realized projects , Peter Calthorpe s 30 yearpractice has helped solidify a national trend towards the key principals of New Urbanism:that successful places - whether neighborhoods , vilages, or urban centers - must be diversein use and user, walkable and transit-oriented, and environmentally sustainable.

Angelo J. Obertello , P. , LEED AP

Project ManagerMr. Obertello has over 10 years of technical experience and project management expertise on numerous residentialoffce, retail and industrial development projects thoughout Northem Califomia. He has been responsible for all aspectsof project design and development including feasibility, conceptual planning, entitlement processing, cost estimating andconstrction plan preparation. Angelo has effectively managed multi-disciplinary design teams on numerous large scaleprojects while at the same time coordinating with jurisdictions and private land owners to ensure the projects ' successfulcompletion.

ALAMEDA POINTSunCal Companies

Alameda, California

FAIRFIELD COMMONSGaraventa Enterprises

DeNova HomesFairfield, California

CIVIC TOWERGaraventa Enterprises

Pitts burg, California

Additional Project ExperienceEI Rancho San Benito Specific Plan

792 Acre Master Planned CommunitySan Benito County, Ca

Southwest Dixon Specific Plan477 Mixed Use Specific PlanDixon, Ca

Empire Station47 townouses and 3 office buildingsOakley, Ca

Credentials

Redevelopment of the former Alameda Naval Air StationMaster Utility StudiesFlood Protection Analysis with consideration for Sea Level RiseGrading Concepts incorporating Geotechnical Remediation MeasuresDetailed Constrction Cost Estimates

Coordination with Navy, City of Alameda and EBMU

120 Acre Mixed Use DevelopmentOver 1 million square feet of Office UsesNearly 500 000 square feet of Retail Uses256 Apartent Units and 152 Townouses

5 Miles of a 4-lane regional arterial roadway, Business Center Drive250-foot bridge over Dan Wilson Creek7 Acre Detention Basin and Wetland Mitigation Area FacilityOver $20 Milion in Master IntIastrctue

DWR, FEMA, and Other Regulatory Agency Permt ProcessingTentative Map and Solano Irrigation District De-annexation processingDetailed Constrction Cost Estimates used for Community Facilities DistrictFinancing

Story Offce Building with over 130 000 square feet of Offce UsesCoordination with sUlTounding Civic Center projectsPrepared Entitlement DocumentsParking Lot Design and Grading and Utility PlansCoordination with Caltrans for Excess Lands Acquisition

Green Valley Plaza45 acre retail siteFairfield, Ca

Mount Diablo Recycling CenterPitts burg, Ca

Rose Garden511 residential lotsBrentwood, Ca

Sterling Preserve236 residential lotsBrentwood, Ca

East Contra Costa Irrigation DistrictMaintenance Facilty

Contra Costa County, Ca

Magnolia Park451 residential lotsLivermore, Ca

EDUCATIONS" Civil and Environmental Engineering,

University of California, Berkeley

REGISTRATIONProfessional Civil Engineering, California No. 65345LEED , Accredited Professional

YEARS WITH CARLSON, BARBEE & GIBSON, INC.I 0 years

TOTAL YEARS PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE10 years

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Grant G. Gibson , P .

PrincipalAs a Founding Principal of the Carlson, Barbee & Gibson, Inc. , Mr. Gibson has over 30 years of experience on planningand engineering projects throughout Northern California. Mr. Gibson has expertise in all aspects of conceptual planning,entitlement processing, environmental documentation, constrction documents, cost estimating, and con1Tactadminis1Tation. Mr. Gibson has effectively coordinated with public agencies, community groups , and propert owners toincorporate specific project concerns into the final design documents.

Bay Area Central Valley Projects and Experience

Alameda Point - Alameda, CA EI Rancho San Benito - San Benito County, CA735 acre , 4 500 unit redevelopment mixed use 792 acre, 6 800 unit master plauned community

proj ectDiscovery Bay West - Contra Costa County, CA

Vallejo Waterfront Vallejo, CA 770 acre, 2 000 unit master planned community18 acre, 150 unit redevelopment mixed use project

University Square East Palo Alto, CAArroyo Vista Dublin, CA 33 acre, 217 redevelopment mixed use project24 acre, 378 apartent project

Town Square Mountain View, CANorth Park - San Jose, CA 12 acre, 120 redevelopment mixed use project60 acre , 2 700 apartment project

Five Canyons - Contra Costa County, CACannery Place Hayward, CA 635 acre, 960 unit master planned community45 acre, 628 redevelopment project

Leona Quarry - Oakland, CASoutheast Area Specific Plan - American Canyon, CA 128 acre, 423 unit redevelopment mixed use project400 acre, 1 500 unit master planned community

University Square - East Palo Alto, CA33 acre, 346 unit redevelopment / mixed use project

Professional Experience

CARLSON , BARBEE & GIBSON, INC.San Ramon, CaliforniaJan 1989 to Present

PRINCIPALResponsible for al\ aspects of firm operation, project performance, and clientsatisfaction. Oversees the design and processing of numerous land development andpublic works projects throughout Northern California.

STEDMAN & ASSOCIATES, INC.Walnut Creek, CaliforniaMay 1984 - Dee 1988

PROJECT MANAGERResponsible for all aspects of client relations, project design , budget, schedule, andagency approval on many major subdivisions , commercial centers , and business parks.

CREEGAN & D'ANGELOCONSULTING ENGINEERSFairfield, CaliforniaFeb 1979 May 1984

SENIOR ENGINEERPerformed design for residential, commercial and institutional projects. Significantprojects include David Grant Medical Facility site improvements and State Route 12relocation and realignment.

Credentials

EDUCA TIONS" Civil Engineering, University of California, Berkeley

REGISTRATIONProfessional Civil Engineering, California No, 34695

Additional Studies, Urban PlanningHarvard University, Cambridge , Massachusetts

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LFR ARCADIS

LUCAS GOLDSTEIN , P.G., P.

Senior Associate Engineer

soil and groundwater remediationsite characterization

hazardous waste managementenvironmental permitting

construction management

Mr. Goldstein is both a registered Professional Geologist and a registered Professional CivilEngineer with over ten years of experience managing environmental remediation and investigationprojects. He has broad experience in hazardous waste investigations , soil and groundwatercharacterization and remediation , and regulatory agency interaction. He has designed andimplemented remediation and construction projects throughout the San Francisco Bay area andCalifornia in support of the redevelopment of former industrial manufacturing facilities andmiltary installations affected by solvents , petroleum hydrocarbons , polychlorinated biphenyls , andmetals. Mr. Goldstein has prepared feasibilty studies , cleanup plans , engineering design plans andspecifications , and waste and storm-water management plans; supervised construction andoperations and maintenance activities; and assisted clients in meeting permit requirements andsecuring liabilty/risk management insurance products. In addition to Mr. Goldstein s technicalexperience , he is a proven project manager responsible for the on-time and on-budget delivery ofcomplex projects involving multi-disciplinary teams.

EDUCATION

S. Environmental/Civil Engineering, McGil University, Montreal , Canada , 2004

A. Geology, University of California , Berkeley, United States , 1996

A. Geology, University of California , Berkeley, United States , 1994

REPRESENTATIVE EXPERIENCE

Project manager for multi-milion dollar soil and groundwater remediation projects inStockton and Emeryvile, Caliornia. Current project manager for the remediation of largecontaminated sites including a shopping center where three dry cleaners formerly operated anda former paint and pesticide manufacturing facilty that was active for nearly 100 years.Responsible for interface and negotiations with regulators , clients , sub-consultants , and legalcounsel to move the sites towards closure and maintain projects compliant , on schedule , andwithin budget.

Project manager for the investigation and remediation of several regulated sites includingdry cleaners, miltary installations, service stations, junkyards, landfills, andmanufacturing facilties. Responsible for the design, implementation , and reporting ofgeochemical investigations to characterize indoor air , soil gas , soil , and groundwater;preparation of feasibilty studies , remedial action plans , and corrective action plans; designinstallation, permitting, construction, and operation of remediation systems; oversight of soilexcavations; preparation of soil management plans , risk management plans , and site closurereports. Contaminants of concern include hydrocarbons , solvents , metals , Light Non-aqueousPhase Liquids (LNAPLs) and Dense Non-aqueous Phase Liquids (DNAPLs).

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Project manager/engineer for environmental consulting support for the redevelopment ofbrownfields and former miltary installations. Prepare and interpret risk/soil managementplans. Prepare design drawings and specifications for environmental construction projects;prepare waste soil and groundwater handling sections for civil infrastructure projects.Coordinate environmental activities with ongoing construction and future site development.Prepare remediation cost estimates ranging up to $70 milion in support of real estatenegotiations and environmental insurance procurement.

Project engineer for the design and implementation of bench-scale and full-scaleremediation projects at multiple sites affected by metals, solvents, and hydrocarbons.Experience with the following remedial technologies: in-situ chemical oxidation of petroleumhydrocarbons , fuel oxygenates , and chlorinated hydrocarbons using ozone , permanganate , andhydrogen peroxide injection technologies; monitored natural attenuation of chlorinatedhydrocarbons , petroleum hydrocarbons , and various metals; enhanced anaerobicbioremediation of chlorinated hydrocarbons using cheese whey, vegetable oil , and otherproprietary substrates; enhanced aerobic bioremediation of petroleum hydrocarbons methyltertiary-butyl ether (MTBE), and tertiary butyl alcohol (TBA) using air and oxygen spargingand oxygen-releasing compounds; hydraulic capture/control using slurry walls and extractionand treatment; and , assessment and verification of formation and attenuation of metalsincluding chromium , arsenic , and selenium under various redox conditions. Remediationschemes include: source zone , plume-wide , and barrier. Remediation agent placementmethodologies include: batch addition via wells , infiltration galleries , and direct-push pointscontinuous injection/recirculation using above-ground infrastructure , and direct mixing of solidproducts.

Project manager/engineer for site investigation and remediation of leaking undergroundstorage tank (UST) sites. Perform permitting and oversight of removal and closure of variousUST and hydraulic lift sites. Develop and implement site investigations to characterize thenature and extent of petroleum hydrocarbon contamination , including gasoline , diesel , motoroil , and methyl tertiary-butyl ether (MTBE). Perform and implement remediation designincluding, feasibilty study and corrective action plan preparation, remedial system designinstallation , and operation and maintenance , site reporting, and regulatory agencycommunication and negotiation.

Project engineer for permitting and environmental compliance projects. Responsible forinterfacing and obtaining work plan approvals and/or permits to operate from the Departmentof Toxic Substances Control (DTSC); San Francisco and Central Valley Regional WaterQuality Control Boards (RWQCB); various County Health Departments; Public WorksAgencies; and Air Quality Management Districts. Obtain permits to operate and dischargefrom various publicly owned treatment works (POTW). Assist clients in meeting NationalPollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) and stormwater pollution prevention plan(SWPPP) requirements.

Construction manager for environmental construction projects. Responsible for the designand implementation of various at-risk and agency environmental construction projects. Projectsinclude construction of groundwater extraction and treatment systems , relocation of utiltiesclosure of above- and below-ground storage tanks , and demolition and closure of industrialfacilties. Assist with the negotiation of contracts with clients , subconsultants , and legalcounsel.

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Project geologist/engineer for litigation support projects. Review and interpret sitecharacterization data , including hydrogeologic information, fate and transport models , andchemical testing results to support legal counsel. Prepare depositions and cost-to-c1osureestimates in support of litigation and mediation.

REG ISTRA TIONS/CERTI FICA TIONS

Professional Civil Engineer , California , No. 72455

Professional Geologist , California , No. 7035

40-hour OSHA HAZWOPER Certification and 8-hour Supervisor Refresher Course

PUBLICATIONS/ PRESENTATIONS

Goldstein , L. , Bradshaw , D. , Adams , M. , Kramer , H. , and Dowing, D. Engineering Problemsand Solutions Related to the Field Implementation of Air and Ozone Sparging. The SixthInternational Conference on Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds.Monterey, California. May 19-22.

Goldstein , L. , 2008. Constraints and Solutions Related to the Field Implementation of In SituGroundwater Remedies at Dry Cleaner Sites. Invited presentation to the SFRWQCBOakland , California , February 28.

Goldstein, L. , Prahser and Ghoshal 2007. Three-Dimensional Visualization andQuantification of Non-Aqueous Phase Liquid Volumes in Natural Porous Media using aMedical X-ray Computed Tomography Scanner. Journal of Contaminant Hydrology,January 27.

Rogoff, E. , Bradshaw , D. , and Goldstein, L. , 2007. Remedial Characterization of a DryCleaning Site Using Membrane Interface Probe Technology Coupled with 3-DimensionalVisualization Analysis (poster). 17th Annual AEHS Meeting in San Diego , CA , March 19-22.

Mcilvaine , L. and Goldstein , L. 2007. Effective Design and Implementation of Source ZoneRemedial Options Aided by Membrane Interface Probe Technology (poster). 17th AnnualAEHS Meeting in San Diego , CA , March 19-22.

Sullvan , M. Roth , D. , Triolo , J. , Romolo , A. , Goldstein, 1. , and Pardini , C. , 2007. Advantagesof Using Passive Diffusion Bags: Data and Experience from Two VOC-Contamil1atedSites (poster). 17th Annual AEHS Meeting in San Diego , CA , March 19-22.

Ghoshal , S. and Goldstein , L. , 2006. Characterization of Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids in SoilsUsing a Medical X-ray CT Scanner. America Geophysical Union, San Francisco , CaliforniaDecember 10- 14.

Goldstein, L. , Ghoshal Prasher O. 2004. Extracting Quantitative Information from X-Ray Computed Tomography Images: Applications to Geo-Environmental Sciences. TheInternational Geological Congress , Florence , Italy, August 20-28.

Goldstein , L. , Prasher , S. and Ghoshal , S. 2004. Porous Media Contamination: 3-DimensionalVisualization and Quantification Using X-Ray Computed Tomography (poster). AmericanGeophysical Union Spring Meeting. Montreal , Canada. May 17-21.

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Ghoshal , S. and Goldstein, L. , 2003. Computer Simulation Tool for Teaching Transport ofEnvironmental Pollutants. Symposium on ICT in Engineering Teaching. Ecole Poly techniquede Montreal. Quebec. June 4.

Chambers, J. D. , Leavitt , A L., Walti , C. L. , Schreier , C. G. , Melby, J. T., and Goldstein , L.2000. Treatabilty Study - Fate of Chromium during Oxidation of Chlorinated Solvents.The Second International Conference on Remediation of Chlorinated and RecalcitrantCompounds. Monterey, California. May 22-25.

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

LFR Inc. , Senior Associate Engineer , 2004 to present

LFR Inc. , Senior Project Geologist , 1998 to 2002

Pinnacle Technologies (petroleum reservoir characterization and recovery), Geologist , 1997 to1998

Homestake Mining Company (mineral resources exploration), Geologist, 1994 to 1995

ENVIRON , Geologist , Summer 1994

FRANK BERLOGARPresident

EDUCATION PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

University of California, Berkeley, 1967S., Civil Engineering

Berlogar Geotechnical ConsultantsPleasanton, CaliforniaPrincipal Engineer1973 - PresentREGISTRA TlON

Civil Engineer, California, No. 20383Geotechnical Engineer, California, No. 142

Geolabs-Northern California, Inc.Palo Alto, CaliforniaManager, 1971 - 1973

AFFILIATIONSW.A Wahler Associates

Palo Alto, CaliforniaProject Engineer, 1969- 1971

American Society of Civil EngineersInternational Society of Soil Mechanics and

Foundation Engineers

California GeotechnicalAssociation,

Past Board MemberSouth Bay Engineers Club Past President

Engineers Dames MooreSan Francisco, CaliforniaAssistant Engineer, 1967 - 1969

As President of Berlogar Geotechnical Consultants, Mr. Berlogar maintains active technicalinvolvement with most projects undertaken by the firm. Over the past 37 years BGC hasprovided geotechnical services on 500 commercial, industrial, and residential projects inCalifornia. In his present positon, Mr. Berlogar has extensive experience on more than onehundred projects on reclaimed tidelands underlain by Young Bay Mud. Prior to foundingBerlogar Geotechnical Consultants, Mr. Berlogar gained extensive experience on more than fiftyprojects underlain by Young Bay Mud. While working for Dames Moore after graduation, Mr.Berlogar worked two years on the early development phases of the Redwood Shores project inRedwood City. Recently, Mr. Berlogar has been principal in charge of the following projectsunderlain by Young Bay Mud:

Eden Shores Hayward - A mixed use project totaling approximately 250 acres dividedinto approximately 160 acres of residential development and 90 acres of commercialdevelopment. The project was raised above flood plain elevation by the importationand placement of 2, 100, 000 cubic yards of fil.

Westpoint Marina Redwood City - A 35-acre, 408- berth Marina constructed in aportion of a former Salt Pond (Cargil Salt) on Westpoint Slough in Redwood City. Themarina was constructed by excavating the Young Bay Mud to a depth of 12 to 14 feet inthe marina basin. The excavated Young Bay Mud was conditioned on site forplacement as engineered fil to support the proposed development around the marina

basin. Drainage wicks and surcharge fils were used to expedite settlement and reducepost development settlement to acceptable levels.

CURRNT PROJECTS OF SIGNIFICANCE

Northwest Portion Fort Ord - Marina

The University Vilages by Shea Homes of Northern California and Shea Properties consists of481 acres of mixed use development. The first phase of commercial has been constructed andconstruction is underway on much of the remainder.

Dublin Ranch

Client:

Civil Engineer:

Contractor:

500 Acres

15 Million Cubic Yards of Grading

611 Housing Units

An 18-Hole Golf Course

180 Acres Commercial! Business Lots

88 Acres Parks

Three Schools

Three Bridges

One Fire Station

Two Reservoirs And Associated Pump Stations

Toll Brothers/Shea Homes/Dublin Ranch Holdings

MacKay & Somps

Independent Construction Co.Top Grade ConstructionDeSilva Gates Constrction

Lagoon Valley

Client:

Civil Engineer:

862 Acres

5 Million Cubic Yards of Grading

864 Housing Units

An I8-Hole Golf Course

50 Acres Commercial/Business Lots

4 Bridges

One Fire Station / Police Station

Two Reservoirs and Associated Pump Stations

Standard Pacific Homes

BKF Engineers

Delta Coves

310 Acres

550 Housing Units , about 420 Lots W/ Private Docks

A 230-Slip Marina

Three Reservoirs and Associated Pump Station

7 Milion Cubic Yards of Grading

500 Linear Feet of Levee

7 Miles Rock Rip-Rap Protected Waterfront Slope

500 Linear Feet Slurr Cut-Off Wall (50 feet deep)

5,400 Linear Feet of Seepage Control Subdrain Along the South Side of the Site toMaintain Pre-Development Groundwater Level.

50 Acres of Deep Dynamic Compaction to Treat Liquefiable Sand

15 Acres of Stone Columns to Treat Liquefiable Sand

45 Acres of Remove and Replace to Treat Liquefiable Sand

Client:

Civil Engineer:

Contractor:

SunCal Companies

Ruggeri-Jensen-Azar & Associates

Top Grade Construction

BAY MUD PROJECTSCOMMERCIAL/OFFICE/OTHERS

BERLOGAR GEOTECHNICAL CONSULTANTS

Foster City

Vintage Park

Charter Square Shopping Ctr.

Ecom Office Building

Holiday InnAddition to Holiday Inn SelectBlack Angus RestaurantMax McGilly Cuddy s Restaurant

Jo Jo s Restaurant

Hayward

Eden Shores East

Hercules

Gelsar Industrial ParkHercules Industral Park

Newark

Cargill Levees

Hickory Street Project

Coyote Tract

San Mateo

Hilton Garden Inn

Addition to PG&E Substation

Foster City

Thid A venue Widening

Levee RelocationLagoon Wall DesignIndustrial East & West

Redwood Shores

Westpoint MarinaSan Mateo County Waste Water

Treatment PlantLighthouse Cove

132-Acre Office and R&D ParkAcre Shopping Center

Story Offce overConcrete Parking Strctue

Story Hotel & Parking StrctueStory Hotel Addition

One-Story RestaurantOne-Story RestaurantOne-Story Restaurant

86-Acre Industrial /Business Development

107-Acre R&D ParkFormer Site of Hercules Powder Co.

Upgrade of Several Miles of ExistingLevees

Warehouse Development on82-Acre Site

120-Acre Industrial/Commercial

Story HotelStory Offce Addition

Pavement and Levee Design

Design Consultation on Lagoon

Expert Witness of Litigation

35-Acre Marina DevelopmentPost-Bid, Pre-Constrction Consultation

Geotechncal Constrction ConsiderationsExpert Witness of Litigation on

Building Settlement

Statement of QualificationsIistslBay Mud Projects - CommerciaL doc - 1-

Vintage Properties

MacKenzie Hil

Ecom Development

L.B. Nelson Corporation

United Pacific HotelBlack AngusMr. Bruce Liotta

Jo Jo s Restaurant

Duc Housing Parters

GelsarHercules Propertes

Cargill Salt

Lincoln Propertes

Cargil Salt

Bridgepoint Hotel Group

PG&E

City of Foster City

Robert H. Grant CorporationCentex Homes

Mark Sanders

AFB Contractors

Nagle, Krg & Winters

BAY MUD PROJECTSCOMMERCIAL/OFFICE/OTHERS

BERLOGAR GEOTECHNICAL CONSULTANTS

Hercules

Sewage Lagoons Design of Containment Levees &Bentonite Lining

Brisbane

Bayshore Metro DevelopmentSierra Point

42-Acre Retail DevelopmentAll Pre-Final Design Phase Geotechncal

Services for Mixed Commercial includingDynamic Response Analysis

Master Plan Consultation

Liquefaction Investigation

Port of Redwood CityWharves 3 & 4, Port of

Redwood City

South San Francisco

Linden Street Bridge

East Grand A venue

Pile Supported BridgePavement Reconstrction

Vallejo

Vallejo Waterfront Redevelopment Residential/Commercial/Offce Development

Califomia Maritime Academy Riprap Constrction, Dock &Dolphin RehabilitationBoat Launching Facility

N ovato

Hamilton Air Force Base Landfill #26 Closure

Statement of QnalificationsIistsay Mnd Projects - Commercial.doc - 2-

City of Hercules

Tuntex Propertes, Inc.Maycor Company, SierraPoint Development Co.James F. Carroll & Assoc.

DMJMPort of Redwood City

City of So. San FranciscoCity of So. San Francisco

Callahan Propertes /DeSilva Group

Office of the State Architect

Plant Reclamation

PENG K. LEONGPrincipal Engineer

EDUCATION

University of California: M.S. Civil EngineeringUniversity of Toronto : B.S. Civil Engineering

REGISTRATION

California Professional Civil Engineer: C039707California Contractor - AjBjHaz : 533371PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

Innovative & Creative Environmental Solutions , Principal Engineer, 1992-dateLevine*Fricke , Inc. , Senior Associate Engineer, 1988- 1992Parsons Brinckerhoff Quade & Douglas , Inc. , Senior Engineer, 1985- 1988Kitchell CEM , Project Coordinator, 1984- 1985CRSjSirrine , Geotechnical Engineer, 1982- 1984University of Toronto , Research Engineer, 1979- 1981

REPRESENTATIVE EXPERIENCE

Mr. Leong has a diverse background in environmental , geotechnical andconstruction engineering. Within the past twenty-five years, he hasmanaged and peer reviewed numerous projects ranging from investigationcharacterization, and remediation of petroleum hydrocarbons organicsolvents, pesticides volatile and semi-volatile organic compounds, andheavy metals in soil and groundwater. He has worked closely withregulatory agencies to develop innovative strategies, remedial action plansair monitoring programs , and implemented health and safety programs forfield remedial activities. Additionally, Mr. Leong also evaluated engineeringdesign and construction documents for completeness and compliance withprogram requirements.

PENG K. LEONGPrincipal Engineer

Mr. Leong is well known for his trouble-shooting abilities and has appliedthese skills to bring complicated and challenging projects to a rapidconclusion.

Mr. Leong has been involved in the preliminary design of nuclear wasterepositories where he conducted thermomechanical and sensitivity analysesto optimize emplacement configurations while balancing regulatory technicalneeds with physical site limitations and economic constraints. Hisresponsibility included designing and implementing the document controlQA/QC system. He has also managed the construction of numerouscommercial structures and facilities including, but not limited to , correctionalfacilities , steel mills, steel and concrete buildings , and gas stations. He hasconducted site evaluations, supervised geotechnical investigations, andreviewed foundation specifications for commercial structures mineprocessing plants , and expansion of a hydroelectric power plant.

PUBLICATIONS

Leong, P. K. and Curran , J. , 1983, "Influence of Shear Velocity on RockJoint Strength " 5th International Congress on Rock Mechanics, MelbourneAustralia.

Leong, P. , 1982

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Reinforcement Design.Review of Techniques Pertaining to Rock

Leong, P. , 1981Discontinuities. "

Rate Dependent Behavior of Artificia I Rock

James M. Daisa, P.

Special Qualificationsl1 Over 20 years of transportation planning experience with public and

private sector clientsl1 National specialist in Context Sensitive Solutions, multi-modal street

design, and new urban town planningl1 Authored numerous national design manuals on Best Practices for

Integrating Transportation and Land Use and Context Sensitive StreetDesign

l1 Expertise in pedestrian and transit-oriented developments, school saferoute projects, transit station area planning, transit center design,parking studies and parking management, and downtownrevitalization plans

l1 Lead instructor for the National Transit Institute at Rutgers UniversityContext Sensitive Solutions" course for professionals since 2003

l1 Principal Investigator for the National Cooperative Highway ResearchProgram (NCHRP) project: Trip Generation Rates for TransportationImpact Analysis of Urban Infil Developments

l1 Principal Investigator for Caltrans research project Trip generationRates tor Urban Intilf Land Uses in California

Experience and Areas

Urban Planning Studies

Experienced in the visioning, development of strategies, planning andimplementation of downtown revitalization plans and new town centers.Recent projects include developing policies and implementation actions,evaluating street conversions (one-way to two-way and vice versa),pedestrian and transit enhancements, traffic calming, bicycle planning,parking supply and demand analysis, transportation demand and parkingmanagement plans, streetscape design and circulation plans. Workclosely with inter-disciplinary teams and public agencies to integrate thetransportation system with redevelopment in realistic and feasibleprojects. Work closely with stakeholders (Chambers of Commerce,Downtown Business Associations, property owners, developers and citycommissioners) to develop transportation visions, strategies and financingplans to meet the needs and resources of downtowns.

San Leandro Downtown TOD Strategy, San Leandro, CAMt. Diablo Boulevard Precise Plan, Walnut Creek, CADowntown Gateway Specific Plan and EIR, Rosevile, Downtown Napa SMART Corridor Intermodal Station PlanningDowntown Vallejo Specific Plan and EIR, Vallejo, Downtown Napa Specific Plan and EIR, Napa, CADowntown Mountain View Precise Plan, Mountain View, CADowntown Fresno Streetcar Feasibility Study, Fresno, CAHercules Citywide Mobilty Plan and Public Facilties Financing PlanDowntown Paso Robles Specific Plan, Paso Robles, CAThe Railyards Downtown Transit-Oriented Development, Sacramento,

EDUCATIONBS, Mechanical Engineering,San Francisco State University,1988

Institute of TransportationEngineers - Fellow Grade

Congress for New Urbanism

AWARDSII Individual AchievementAward, Institute ofTransportation Engineers,

District 6, 2007II EPA "Way to Go " award for

Authoring "Creating LivableStreets , 1998

American Planning AssociationAwards:

- Pittsburg General Plan, 2000

- Arcata General Plan, 2001

- Vallejo Downtown SpecificPlan, 2006

- Focused Issue Planning Award,AP A Northern CaliforniaChapter, San LeandroDowntown TOD Strategy, 2008

- California AvenueImprovement Plan, City

Fresno, Caltrans EJ Grant, APACentral Section

II San Leandro DowntownTransit-Oriented DevelopmentStrategy, Breath CaliforniaAward, Smart Growth/GreenBuilding category, andAssociation of Bay AreaGovernment' s "GrowingSmarter Together" Award,2008

CERTIFICA TlON

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Licensed Traffic Engineer, CA

ADVISORY POSITIONSContributing author to " DowntownIdea Exchange" for the DowntownResearch and DevelopmentCenter

Technical Review Committee,New Jersey DOT Flexible Design OfNew Jersey Main Streets, RutgersUniversity, 2000

Technical Advisor, California StateHighways: Balancing State andLocal Objectives project. Congressfor the New Urbanism, 2001

Joint Institute of TransportationEngineers/Congress for the New

Southwest Chico Area Plan, Chico, CACalifornia Avenue Area Plan, Fresno, Walnut Creek BART Station Mixed-use Development, CADowntown Salinas Redevelopment Plan. Salinas, CATOD Technical Assistance Program, Alameda County CongestionManagement Agency, CA

- land Use / Context Sensitive Solutions

EI Camino Real (State Route 82) Multimodal Access, Circulation,and Design Guidelines StudySan Ramon City Center EIR, San Ramon, CACrow Canyon Specific Plan, San Ramon, CANorthwest Specific Plan, San Ramon, CAWarm Springs BART Station Area Specific Plan, Fremont, CABay Meadows Mixed-Use and Transit-Oriented DevelopmentSpecific Plan, San Mateo, CARichmond Transit Vilage, Richmond, CAUniversity Town Center Mixed-Use Development, Sarasota County,

Redwood City Transportation Options Study, Redwood City, CAStatewide Urban Infill/Transit-Oriented Trip Generation Study,CaltransCommunity Design & Transportation: Best Practices for

Integrating Transportation and Land Use , Santa Clara ValleyTransportation Authority, CAProposed Institute of Transportation Engineers RecommendedPractice: "Context Sensitive Solutions in Designing Major UrbanThoroughfares for Walkable CommunitiesQuality Growth Toolbox , Cumberland Region Tomorrow, Blueprint Denver , Regional Land Use/Transportation Plan, City

and County of Denver, COForward Dallas!" , Regional Land Use/Transportation Plan, City of

Dallas, TX

Master and Public

Superstition Vistas Visioning Plan, Pinal County, AIMaster Development Plan for the Center for Food, Wine and thePerforming Ars (COPIA), City of Napa, CAMaster Development Plan for Gilead Sciences WorldwideHeadquarters, Foster City, CAPenn-American Master Development Plan, City of Bloomington,

Fresno Public Transportation Infrastructure Study (PTIS), FresnoCouncil of GovernmentsAlameda Point Master Redevelopment Plan, Alameda, CA

Traffic and

Expereienced in conventional and innovative operations and designsolutions for urban streets inclding traffic signals, roundabouts, traffic

ADVISORY POSITIONS (Cant.

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Advisory Board, Context SensitiveSolutions Clearinghouse for FHWA,representing the Institute ofTransportation Engineers, 2006

PUBLICATIONS ANDPRESENTATIONS

II The NewTransit Town BestPractices in Transit-OrientedDevelopment", Co-Author (Trafficand Parking Chapter). Island Press,2001

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Children. Traffc and Safety:Responding to the SchoolCommute , presented at ITE

conferences in Fresno andMinneapolis, 1999

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Narrow Residential Streets: Do TheyReally Slow Down Speeds?"presented at ITE conferences

Tampa and Boston, 2000

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Does Increased Street ConnectivityAffect the Operation of RegionalStreets? Sensitivity Analysis fromthe Metro Regional Street DesignStudy , ASCE conference, Portland,OR, 1997

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Creating Livable Street DesignGuidelines for Metro s 2040 GrowthConcept and RegionalTransportation Plan , ASCEconference, Portland, 1997

II Harmonizing Pedestrian-OrientedDevelopment with Commuter TraffcDemands , ITE Annual Meeting, LasVegas, 2000

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Converting One-Way Streets toTwo- Way: Evaluating the AmericanDowntown Street Model", ITE AnnualMeeting, Las Vegas, 2000

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Training Engineers in Flexible StreetDesign , ITE Annual Meeting,Philadelphia, PA 2002

II Lead instructor for the NationalTransit Institute at Rutgers University'Context Sensitive Solutions " course

for professionals since 2003.

II Instructor for " Introduction to Mult-Modal Transportation Planning" forUniversity of California DavisExtension offered to California stateDOT, 2003-

II Planning Managing EffectiveTransportation Parking SystemsGreyfields Meeting, San Diego. 2002

!I Making Streets Fit for Cities andTowns , Rail-Volution, San Francisco,2005 Cities and TownsRail-Votution. San Francisco, 2005

calming, pedestrian crossings, bicycle lanes/paths, site access, accessmanagement, and innovative signing and markings. For the past fouryears have managed Caltrans District 4 Transportation ManagementPlanning (TMPs) for the Interstate 880 and US 101 corridors in support ofconstruction projects. Caltrans District 4 Planning and EngineeringServices:

Jameson Canyon (SR- 12) Widening ad Grade-Separations Studyo 1-880 Corridorwide Transportation Management Plan (TMP)

High Street Overhead Replacement TMPo 1-880 / SR 92 Interchange Reconstruction TMP

II Caltrans 1-880 TMP Project ManagerII UDOT Logan Corridor (SR 252) Transportation Management Plan,

Logan Utah

Multimodal Transportation

Emphasis in multi-modal transportation systems, transit-orienteddevelopment, and transportation demand management andtransportation system management alternatives to conventional highwaysolutions. Manage major circulation studies and environmentalassessments for large-scale development projects, citywidetransportation plans, strategic master plans, and specific and generalplans.

Multi-Modal Street and Best Practices Manuals

Project Manoger for development of multi-

modal street design guidelines for Metro,Portland' s regional government. Guidelinesaddress street design elements and provideprocedures and prioritization foraccommodating all modes of travel onstreets within constrained right of way. TheRegional Street Design Study resulted in thepublication "Creating Livable Streets: StreetDesign Guidelines for 2040" which receivedan award from the EnvironmentalProtection Agency in 1998.

Project Manager for thetransportation element of SantaClara Valley Transportation

Authority' s "Community Design &Transportation" a manual of BestPractices and state-of-the-practiceresearch project that integratesmulti-modal street design, urbandesign, and land developmentpractices in transit-oriented areas ofthe County. Project Manager andlead author for the Institute ofTransportation Engineer s Proposed Recommended Practice

PUBLICATIONS ANDPRESENTATIONS (Cont.

TOO and Transit Use State

the Art, California Urban InfilTrip Generation StudyRail-Volution, Miami Beach,2007

II Context Sensitive Solutions:People, Places, ChoicesHouston-Galveston AreaCouncil, 2007

II California Urban Infil TripGeneration Research - AStatus Report", Institute Transportation EngineersAnnual Meeting, Pitsburg 2007

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Level of Service in TransitOriented Districts: Service forWho Smart GrowthTechnical Session I: LOSMethodologies: Barrier toInfill?, Association of Bay AreaGovernments, 2003

II Implementing ContextSensitive Solutions:Conversation Circle , Instituteof Transportation Engineers,

Las Vegas, San Diego,

Pittsburgh, Milwaukie, 2006-

II Context Sensitive Design FullDay Workshops (LeadInstructor): Providence, RI (lTEDistrict Annual Meeting2007), Milwaukie, WI (lTEAnnual Meeting 2006),Washington DC (MetropolitanWashington Council

Governments, 2006)

II Sharing Streets: DesigningArterials so People can SafelyWalk", Washington RegionalNetwork for LivableCommunities, Washington DC,2006

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Context Sensitive Solutions,Urban LOS and Smart Growth

Index , ITE California BorderSection, San Diego, 2006

II Linking Land Use andTransportation through StreetDesign , Urban StreetSymposium, TRB, Dallas, 1999

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Quality Growth Toolbox andTraining , CumberlandRegional Tomorrow, Nashville,T1-1 ?nn7

Context Sensitive Solutions in Designing Major Urban Thoroughfares forWalkable Communities . Authored thetraffic and parking chapter of "The NewTransit Town - Best Practices in Transit-Oriented Development" , published byIsland Press.

ParkingOne of Mr. Daisa s specialties isdeveloping parking plans for urbandevelopment, large-scale activitycenters, shopping centers, institutions,transit stations, and downtowns.Experience in evaluating parkingconditions, supply and demandanalysis, shared parkingevaluation, and developingspecialized parking standards fortransit-oriented and mixed-usedevelopment. Develop parkingpOlicies for General Plans, SpecificPlans, Master Plans, anddowntownrevitalization plans. Prepare Parking Management Plans for a variety ofconditions from citywide to large developments and individualbuildings. Selected parking projects include:

Downtown Vallejo Comprehensive Parking StudyThe " Railyards" Shared Parking Analysis and Phasing Plan(Downtown Sacramento)Downtown Portland Comprehensive Parking StudyPortland Lloyd District Parking Plan (Portland)Downtown Pittsburg Parking StrategyDowntown Precise Plan Parking Study, Mountain View, CADowntown San Leandro Transit-Oriented Parking Strategy and PolicyBay Meadows Specific Plan Parking Management PlanSilcon Valley Rapid Transit (BART) Toolkit for Assessing Station ParkingSupplyElk Grove Commuter Rail Station and Parking Design

Arizona High Speed Rail Station and Parking Planning andConceptual Design

Marin County Civic Center Master Parking PlanSan Ramon Civic Center Shared Parking Analysis

East Bay Regional Park District Master Parking Plan

Historic Downtown Folsom Parking Implementation PlanDowntown Vancouver Parking Management Plan, Vancouver, WADowntown Spokane Development and Parking Plan, Spokane, WA

Centervile District Master Parking Study, Fremont, CA

PUBLICATIONS ANDPRESENTATIONS (Cant.

TOO and Transit Use - State

the Art, California Urban InfillTrip Generation StudyRail-Volution, Miami Beach,2007

II Context Sensitive Solutions:People, Places, ChoicesHouston-Galveston AreaCouncil, 2007

II California Urban InFiI TripGeneration Research - AStatus Report", Instiute Transportation EngineersAnnual Meeting, Pittsburg 2007

II Level of Service in TransitOriented Districts: Service ForWho?", Smart GrowthTechnical Session I: LOSMethodologies: Barrier toInfil?, Association of Bay AreaGovernments, 2003

II Implementing ContextSensitive Solutions:Conversation Circle , Instiuteof Transportation Engineers,Las Vegas, San Diego,

Pittsburgh, Milwaukie, 2006-

II Context Sensitve Design FullDay Workshops (LeadInstructor): Providence, RI (lTEDistrict Annual Meeting2007), Milwaukie, WI (ITE

Annual Meeting 2006),Washington DC (MetropolitanWashington Council

Governments, 2006)

II " Sharing Streets: DesigningArterials so People can SafelyWalk", Washington RegionalNetwork for LivableCommunities, Washington

2006

II Context Sensitive Solutions,Urban LOS and Smart GrowthIndex , ITE California BorderSection. San Diego, 2006

II Linking Land Use andTransportation through StreetDesign , Urban StreetSymposium, TRB, Dallas, 1999

II Quality Growth Toolbox andTraining , CumberlandRegional Tomorrow, Nashville,TN, 2007

II Design of Efficient SuburbanActivity Centers , FederalTransit Administration, 1997

Downtown Bremerton Redevelopment Parking ManagementPlan, Bremerton, W

Downtown Oakland Warriors Arena Parking Study, Oakland,

PUBLICATIONS ANDPRESENTATIONS (Cont.

II Federal Enclave to Urban Vilage:New Vision for DC Waterfront"

Congress for the New Urbanism,Portland, OR, 2000

II ITE Committee Report Summary:

CSS in Designing Major UrbanThoroughfares for WalkableCommunities , ITE Journal, 2006

II Redesigning Central Avenue inthe Nab Hil/Highland Area - ACSS Approach", 45th Paving andTransportation Conference,Albuquerque, NM, 2008

II Transforming Major UrbanThoroughfares , AmericanPlanning Association 100th

National Planning Conference,Las Vegas, 2008

II Transforming Major UrbanThoroughfares , Congress for theNew Urbanism XVI, Austin, 2008

II " Is it TIme to Consider NewFunctional ClassificationSystem?", ITE National AnnualConference, Anaheim, 2008

II Road Diets SeminarMetropolitan TransportationCommission Technology TransferProgram, Oakland, 2008

Public Participation and facilitation

Trained under nationally known experts in conducting community workshops and facilitating publicmeetings. Have led hands-on workshops to develop neighborhood, traffic calming, downtown, andcommunity plans. Work closely with public agencies, organizations and interested parties in public forums.Facilitated contentious meetings and successfully built consensus on controversial plans and issues. Haveconducted seminars, study sessions and public workshops on traffic calming projects, downtown plans,general plans, regional transportation plans, traffic impact fees and transportation policy. Conductedtechnical training for pUblic agencies on the use of complex computerized transportation and parkingmodels. Selected charrette involvement includes:

Anacostia Waterfront, Congress for the New Urbanism, Washington DCPleasant Hil BART Station, Contra Costa County, CaliforniaHercules District Plan Design Charrette, Hercules, CA, Dover Kohl Associates, California

Southwest Neighborhood Design Charrette, Chico, CaliforniaUniversity Town Center Charrette, Sarasota County, FloridaCreating Livable Communities Workshop, Honolulu, HIPedestrian Injury Solutions Forum, Los Angeles, CADowntown Austin Redevelopment Design Charrette, Austin, TXSouthwest Neighborhood Design Charrette, Chico, CA

Transportation Impact Fee/Financing Studies

Experienced in developing nexus studies to legally supportimplementation of traffic impact fees, Community Facilities Districts,and Business Improvement Districts. Familiar with AB 1600 andGovernment Code 660000 requirements. Projects includedeveloping capital improvement plans, cost estimates, nexus studiesand associated traffic analysis, modeling, preparing ordinances,feasibilty and justification reports, and working with public agencyand development community stakeholders during development offees.

City of Tracy Traffic Impact FeePublic Facilties Finance Plan (PFPP), Manteca, CARedwood City Traffic Impact FeeOasis Specific Plan Financing and Fee Program, Redding, CAOff Site Improvement Program (OSIP), Concord, CACountywide Regional Impact Fee, Transportation Agency ofMonterey County (TAMe)

County Traffc Impact Fee, Monterey County, CACity of Sacramento Transportation Development Impact Fee(TDIF)

Traffic Impact Fee Study, City of Pittsburg, CACity of Hercules Public Facilties Finance PlanCity of Fresno Transit Impact Fee Feasibility Study

Downtown Salinas Redevelopment Plan Charrette, Salinas, Paso Robles Downtown Plan Charrette, Paso Robles,

Neo- traditional, New Urbanism and Transit-Oriented Studies

Area of emphasis for 18 years. Managed numerous pedestrian, rail, and transit-oriented developmentand transportation plans nationwide. Responsible for developing circulation plans, street designguidelines/ standards, pedestrian and bicycle networks, transit streets and overseeing technicalanalysis. Conduct research to support travel characteristics of high density, mixed-use transit-orienteddevelopment. Prepare comprehensive Transportation Demand Management programs, and local andcitywide traffic calming programs. Develop rail station transit center, and access and circulationevaluation, planning, and design. Frequently work with communities and agencies to developneighborhood-based plans, traffic calming designs, streetscapes and pedestrian and transitenhancements.

CHRISTY JOHNSON MCAVOY

WORK EXPERIENCE

HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUPOctober 1989 - present Co-Founder and Principal

Historic Resources Group is a consulting firm specializing in all aspects of historicpreservation planning and development, from resource identification to the application offinancial incentives for the preservation and reuse of historic buildings. Clients and projectsinclude The Downtown Standard Hotel, Grauman s Chinese Theatre, Cabrilo Beach BathHouse, Hollywood studios , Beverly Hils Cultural Center, Wattles Estate and GardensShrine Auditorium, Hangar One at LAX, the Marion Davies Estate at 415 PCH , the Academyof Motion Picture Arts and Sciences , Mount St. Mary s College, Scripps College, BarlowHospital, and developers of affordable housing in historic buildings.

JOHNSON HEUMANN RESEARCH ASSOCIATES1984 - 1989

JOHNSON RESEARCH ASSOCIATES1978 - 1989

Principal Owner

Sole Proprietor

Prior to the founding of Historic Resources Group, Ms. McAvoy was a principal of JohnsonHeumann Research Associates ("JHRA") and the sole proprietor of Johnson ResearchAssociates ("JRA"). These two consulting firms specialized in resource identificationevaluation and planning. Clients and projects included the City of Beverly Hils culturalresource study, City of Huntington Beach survey, City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineeringand Community Redevelopment Agency, Gilmore Adobe/Farmer s Market culturalresources entitlement planning, the historic resources survey for Westwood Vilage SpecificPlan and several historic tax credit projects.

EXPERIENCE IN EDUCATION

University of Southern California

Master Program in Historic Preservation: Participated in Advisory Committee that createdcurriculum for a new degree program

Adjunct Professor, ARCH 550 , Historic Preservation Management, Planning andDevelopment

Adjunct Professor, Summer Program in Historic Preservation

Professional Training in Historic Preservation to Cities:

City of Los AngelesCity of West HollywoodCity of San BuenaventuraCity of San FernandoCity of Long Beach

HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP1728 Whitley Avenue, Hollywood, CA 90028-4809Telephone 323 4692349, Facsimile 323 469 0491ww.historicla.com

City of GlendaleCity of GlendoraCity of Highland

LECTURES AND SEMINARS (selected list)

University Seminars/UCLA: Hollywood and the Movies: A Symbiotic Relationship

Lectures: City of Beverly Hils; San Buenaventura Conservancy; Immaculate Heart College;California State University, Dominguez Hils; University of Southern California; Universityof California, Los Angeles; California Conference of Historical Societies; Southern Californiacommunity groups. Topics: historic preservation; architectural styles of SouthernCalifornia; architecture in Hollywood; planning analysis and land use for potential historicdistricts; boosterism in Southern California; planning for historic preservation; federalstate and local landmark designations; and research and rehabiltation of old homes. 1980-present.

Seminars : Historic preservation seminars for National Trust for Historic PreservationCalifornia Preservation Foundation, Los Angeles Conservancy, American PlanningAssociation, American Institute of Architects, Housing and Urban Development, LawSeminars International, and Congress for New Urbanism. 1987-present.

Symposia: Featured speaker at annual conference of Japan National Trust, Tokyo/HidaFurakawa. 1993

Education:

1978 California Administrative Teaching Credential

1977 Master of Arts, Humanities/Architectural History, California State University,Dominguez Hils

197 California Standard Life Teaching Credential, University of Southern California, LosAngeles

1969 Bachelor of Arts , American Social and Cultural History, University of CaliforniaSanta Barbara

Professional Affliations and Honors:

National Trust for Historic PreservationBoard of Advisors, 1989-1998Advisor Emeritus , 1998-present

California Preservation FoundationBoard of Trustees, 1985-Treasurer, 1987-President, 1989-

American Institute of Architects, Caliornia Chapter, Honorary Member

HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP1728 Whitley Avenue, Hollywood, CA 90028-4809Telephone 323 469 2349, Facsimile 323 469 0491ww.historicla.com

National Center for Preservation Training and TechnologyBoard of Directors, 1996-2004

Preservation ActionBoard of Directors, 1988-presentFinance Committee, 1994-present

Council for Public History, Member

Society of Architectural Historians, Member

Los Angeles Conservancy, Preservationist of the YearHollywood Chamber of Commerce, Women in Business Award

Volunteer Servce and Community Affliations:

Los Angeles ConservancyBoard of Directors, 1996-presentPresident, 2001-2002Cornerstone PatronRecipient, Preservationist of the Year

Consultant in the areas of issues management, technical assistance, and environmentalreview. Responsibilties included administration of restricted grants; institution of policyand procedures for public information activities; liaison to City Council and othergovernmental agencies in designation and historic resource management activities. 1987-

City of Los Angeles, City Hall Seismic Retrofit, Blue Ribbon PanelCity of Los Angeles, Mayor s Arts Task ForceHollywood Heritage

Founding Officer and Board Member, 1978-Board Member, 1989-92; 1993-95; 2oo7-present

Docent training program coordinator; traveling exhibit coordinator; preservationconsultant. Liaison to neighborhood association and Southern California preservationgroups. Coordinator, seismic safety, preservation development seminars. Tourcoordinator, Hollywood Boulevard and neighborhood tours. Preparation and/ or review ofCultural Heritage forms. Author, Hollywood Boulevard National Register nomination.Chairman, Preservation Issues committee, responsible for response to environmentalassessment programs (ElRs, ElSs, 106 compliance , etc.

Windsor Square- Hancock Park Historical SocietyBoard of Trustees, 1986-Executive Committee, 1988-

Chair, Landmark Awards Committee, 1995-

Hollywood Chamber of CommerceMemberRecipient, Women in Business Award

Los Angeles Public Library Photo Friends , Board Member

HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP1728 Whitley Avenue, Hollywood, CA 90028-4809Telephone 323 469 2349, Facsimile 323 469 0491ww.historicla.com