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FROM: Council Members J Jan owell Marx
Council Subcommiycle Advisory Committee
Prepared By: Sherry Stendahl, Council Office
SUBJECT: APPOINTMENT RECOMMENDATION TO THE
BICYCLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
RECOMMENDATION
Appoint Richard Lee to a one year term to expire 3/31/00, appoint Mary Lou Johnson to a four
year term to expire 3/31/03 and thank Larry Souza for his service.
DISCUSSION
Two terms will expire 3/31/99. After advertising and interviewing candidates,the Subcommittee
is pleased to recommend Richard Lee and Mary Lou Johnson for appointment. Their
• applications are attached. All others are available in the City Clerk's Office.
ATTACHMENTS
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Mary Lou Johnson 2275 Flora Street,San Luis Obispo,CA 93401 PnJNE 805-544-5278 FAX 805-544-7841
EDUCATION California Polytechnic State University
San Luis Obispo, California
Northern Arizona University
Flagstaff, Arizona
National Teacher Corps / Intern Teacher Training, Navajo Nation
Bachelor of Science Degree 1970
Los Angeles Society for Calligraphy
Continuing education through classes, seminars,workshops
WORK EXPERIENCE Johnson Graphic Design
January 1984 to present
Design services,Calligraphy,Illustration.
San Luis Coastal Unified School District,Adult Education Division
December 1995 to present
Instructor: Calligraphy,Design, Hand Made Greetings
Dandy Lion Publications
San Luis Obispo, California
• February 1996 to present
Position:Graphic Designer, Illustrator,Web Design-Maintenance
Produce full-color catalogs, dealer packages, conference signage,
black line illustrations for books, full-color book covers.
Prepare electronic files for service bureau. Transmit files via
internet.Prepare paste-ups with overlays.
COMMUNITY SERVICE Founder /Past Board Member,North County Industries,
a sheltered workshop for developmentally disabled adults.
Board Member Sinsheimer School PTA, 1992-93
Volunteer of the Year Award, Sinsheimer PTA 1994
Past Site Council Member, Sinsheimer School
Present Site Council Member, Laguna Junior High School
Past President Central Coast Calligraphers
DESIGN AWARDS 1992 San Luis Obispo La Fiesta Logo Co-Designer
1993 San Luis Obispo La Fiesta Logo Winner
1994 Farmer's Market Logo, San Luis Obispo BIA
1995 Morro Bay Harbor Festival Poster
WEB DESIGNS www.dandylionbooks.com (shopping cart under construction)
www.writestart.com (under revision)
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CURRICULUM VITAE: Dr. Richard W. Lee
Assistant Professor •
City& Regional Planning Department
Cal Poly State University
San Luis Obispo, CA 93407
Telephone: (805) 756-2573 FAX: (805) 756-1340
E-mail: rwlee@calpoly.edu
Experience :Over 15 years as a Professional Transportation Planner; focus areas:
Public Transit Innovation Bicycle Planning
Travel Demand Management(TDM) Long-Distance Commuting
Exurban Transportation Transportation and Urban Form
Academic Degrees:
B.A. in History(tions)-Carleton College, 1978
M.S. in Transportation Engineering-University of California,Berkeley, 1984
Master of City Planning-University of California,Berkeley, 1986
Ph.D in City and Regional Planning-University of California,Berkeley, 1995
Membership of societies,institutions,committees:
• American Institute of Certified Planners
• American Planning Association-Member
• Chartered Institute of Transport-Member
• International Institute for Surface Transportation Studies,Research Associate •
• Institute of Transportation Engineers-Member
• Center for Urban and Regional Studies Fellow(University of North Carolina)
• Editorial board,Berkeley Planning Journal, 1991-1994
• Referee,New Zealand Geographer, 1996.
• Referee,Urban Planning and Research, 1998.
Professional positions held:
• Current: Assistant Professor,City&Regional Planning, Cal Poly State University
• 1995-1998,Senior Lecturer,Planning,Massey University
• 1994-1995,Visiting Lecturer, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill
• 1993-1994,Senior Transportation Engineer,JHK&Associates,San Francisco
• 1988-1993, Senior Transportation Planner, TJKM Transportation Consultants
Pleasanton,California
• 1984-1988,Transportation Planner,DKS Associates,Oakland,California
• 1983-1984, 1991-1994,Graduate Research Assistant and Instructor(part-time),
University of California,Berkeley
• 1982, Member,St.Paul-Minneapolis Advisory Committee on Transit
Honours/distinctions/awards
• University of California Transportation Center Fellowships(4), 1990- 1993
• University of California Center for Real Estate and Urban Economics Dissertation
Grant, 1992-1993
• University of California Transportation Center Dissertation Grant, 1993-1994
• Massey University Research Grants, 1996 and 1997 •
• Chartered Institute of Transport(New Zealand)Scholarship, 1996
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PUBLICATIONS
Number of Refereed Publications: 5;Number of other Significant Publications: 25
RELEVANT CONSULTING AND COMMUNITY SERVICE EXPERIENCE
Bicycle Planning and Transportation Demand Management
Prepared TDM plans for several major employment sites in the San Francisco Bay Area,
including mixed-use, as well as primarily office and residential developments. Each plan
entailed an assessment of the likely effectiveness of various travel demand techniques and
alternative travel modes,e.g.bicycles and public transportation.
Project Manager, Berkeley Bicycle Plan. Led consultant team that developed major bicycle
improvements within the City of Berkeley.
Chair, Board of Trustees, Palmerston North (New Zealand) Green Bike Trust, 1996-1998.
The Trust developed a program making 300 bikes available for casual use in this university
city of 75,000, while offering training for the long-term unemployed.
Member, Palmerston North Bike Plan Working Party, 1997-1998. Played key role in the
development of Palmerston North's first comprehensive Bicycle Plan.
• Regional Multi-modal Transport/Land Use Planning
Consultant Project Manager and a principal author of the first Santa Cruz County(population
250,000) Congestion Management Program (CMP). The CMP is a state-mandated
comprehensive regional transportation plan and capital improvement program covering all
modes of land passenger transport aimed at: reducing congestion; optimising use of
alternative travel modes;and improving air quality,and improving inter-agency coordination.
Project Manager, Stanislaus County Regional Transportation Plan Environmental Impact
Report (RTP EIR). Managed all aspects of a comprehensive environmental analysis of
Stanislaus County's (population 400,000) first full revision to its RTP to achieve
conformance with the U.S. Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act including
calibration and expansion of a regional MINUTP travel demand model and supervision of
public transport and environmental sub-consultants. Worked closely with staff of the
Stanislaus Area Association of Governments (SAAG) and with planning and public works
staff representing all local jurisdictions. Developed land use forecasts based on local plans
and state and regional projections.
Conducted extensive literature review of the efficacy of land use measures for reducing
automobile travel. This research, conducted as for the California Air Resources Board, was
used to develop appropriate land use strategies capable of reducing transportation-related
emissions in urban, suburban, and exurban communities; strategies included rail station area
development.
• Analysed potential long-range benefits of transportation control measures (TCMs) as part of
a Model General Plan Air Quality Element for the San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution
Control District.
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Project Manager, General Plan Circulation Element Update and Environmental Impact •
Report, City of Fairfield, California. Working closely with city staff and other consultants,
developed new multi-modal transport goals, policies and programs for this rapidly growing
city midway between San Francisco and Sacramento. Interpreted and analysed six future
travel demand scenarios developed using the City's in-house TRANPLAN model. Managed
similar studies for the Cities of San Mateo and Gilroy.
Major Transportation Facilities Planning and Finance
As Project Manager for Citywide Transport Studies, developed preliminary cost estimates
and traffic impact fee formulae for citywide improvement districts in Gilroy and Tracy,
California;facilities included both roadway and commuter rail facilities.
Assisted in U.S. Department of Transportation study (nationwide) of local governmental
requirements for private sector funding and provisions of transportation services and traffic
mitigation. Duties included: legal and financial analysis of various local transportation-
related ordinances and programs; conducting interviews with local government officials and
real estate developers throughout the U.S.;and report writing.
Assisted in the development of five-year transit operating plan for the San Francisco Bay
Area Metropolitan Transportation Commission. Duties included report writing, economic
analysis, and creating a computer data base on 15 rail and bus operators in a region of over
five million population.
As an appointed member of the Metropolitan Transit Commission's citizen Advisory •
Committee on Transit, helped develop public transport service and fare policies for the
Minneapolis - St. Paul Metropolitan Area (Minnesota), including policies on light rail
development.
North American Light Rail Transit(LRT)Evaluation
With Professor Robert Cervero at the University of California,Berkeley,evaluated actual and
projected light rail patronage and financial performance and for more than one dozen existing
and planned LRT systems in the United States and Canada.
Traffic Impact Studies
Project Manager, Specific Plan Circulation Element for the City of Tracy, California.
Developed citywide traffic impact model for assessing the effect of over 6,000 new dwelling
units and hundreds of acres of industrial development. Also served as Project Manager or
Engineer on numerous traffic impact studies throughout Northern California; these entailed
studies of road and public transit improvements under various land use scenarios.
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TELEPHONE +64_6-356 8199 _ OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
E-MAIL mey0r@Pnee qan __ PALMERSTON NORTH CITY COUNCIL
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7 December, 1998
Dr Richard Lee
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Private Bag 11-222
PALMERSTON NORTH
Dear Richard,
It has been brought to my attention that you intend returning to the United States later on this
month.
• I would like to take this opportunity on behalf of the Council,to thank you for your efforts on
the Bike Plan Working Party which culminated in a Bike Plan for the city being produced.
This document forms a blueprint for the future development within the city that will enhance
cycling facilities and hopefully, see a large portion of the community return to this activity.
I trust that your return to the United States will be as profitable as your much appreciated
efforts in our city.
Yours sincerely, n
Jill White
MAYOR'
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