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HomeMy WebLinkAbout01/07/2003, A1 - NOMINATIONS TO THE HOUSING ELEMENT UPDATE TASK FORCE council Mw�,D� j acEnba Report 1�H°. CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO FROM: John Mandeville, Community D velopment Director�� -J� Prepared By: Jeff Hook,Associate Plann SUBJECT: NOMINATIONS TO THE HOUSING ELEMENT UPDATE TASK FORCE CAO RECOMMENDATION Appoint members to serve on the Housing Element Update Task Force by: 1) Accepting the nominations for twelve organization representatives, and 2) Appointing individuals to fill the four at-large categories, either from the applications received or from names put forward by Council members. DISCUSSION Background At its November 12th meeting, Council adopted a resolution establishing a task force to assist the City with the Housing Element update and directed staff to solicit nominations. Staff requested nominations from over 40 housing stakeholders and posted the request for nominations in the Tribune newspaper and on the City's website. 25 nominations were received and are before the Council this evening for possible appointment to 17 seats. Thirteen of the nominees would represent agencies or organizations (including one non-voting Planning Commission liaison) and four would represent "at-large" seats. Attachment A lists the nominees. Each nominee completed an Advisory Body Application and all of the applications are available in the Council Reading File. Applications for the"at-large" seats are attached. Council Direction Multiple Perspectives In establishing the stakeholders list, Council intended that the Task Force should represent a broad spectrum of community interests. This calls for participation by groups and individuals with a background and/or strong interest in housing. To achieve a smaller, more efficient working group, Council reduced the Task Force size from 25 to 17 members. To offset the reduction in the number of representatives, Council hoped to attract members who represented multiple perspectives—particularly among the four at-large seats. The at-large seats are: • Renter/Low-Income Household/Family • Downtown Resident • Housing Developer/Builder • Banker/Housing Lender Housing Element Update Task Force Nominations Page 2 Single nominations were received for 12 of the 13 agency stakeholders. Camp San Luis Obispo did not respond to the request for nominations. Multiple nominations were submitted for three of the at-large seats. Probably the most difficult stakeholder category to fill is the at-large seat representing renters/low-income households/families. Two applications were received, and while both nominees bring vaned backgrounds and expertise, neither is low income nor seems to fully meet the perspective first envisioned. With this category, Council hoped to include housing consumers with special housing needs or issues. One of the nominees is single and rents, the other represents a family who owns their home. Council may choose to bring forward additional nominees for this or any of the other at-large categories before making final appointments. For the "Downtown Resident" seat, eight nominations were received. All nominees live within the Downtown Planning Area. For the `Banker/Housing Lender" seat, two nominations were received. One nomination was received for the Housing Developer/Builder Seat. For those seats with multiple nominations, Council members should select one nominee who might best contribute to the Task Force for that perspective. Residency. Council members decided that at least two-thirds of the Task Force members should be city residents. This direction was clearly met. Of the 25 nominations received, 21, or about 80 percent, are city residents. Once the final 17 appointments are made, we should easily meet the"2/3 — 1/3" goal. Stakeholder Representation. Camp San Luis Obispo did not respond to the nomination request. As of this writing, staff is attempting to contact Camp officials to verify they did not intend to participate. At the Council meeting, Council may wish to substitute another interest group if Camp San Luis Obispo is not participating. Staff suggests that if an alternate is suggested, it also represent the "institutions" perspective. One possibility staff has discussed is that the San Luis Coastal Unified School District may be an appropriate alternate. In addition to the nominations received from the Council-approved stakeholder groups, the City also received a nomination on behalf of the San Luis Obispo Association of Realtors (Steve Delmartini). The stakeholders list previously included a "Realtor/Broker", however in the final list, that category and the "Architect/Planner" category were deleted to reduce the size of the Task Force. Perspectives of these two groups were expected to have overlapping representation with other stakeholders; such as "Housing DeveloperBuilder" and the SLO Property Owners Association. Task Force's Role The Task Force is part of the "outreach effort" built into the House Element Update work program. It will be a "sounding board" for reviewing existing and new housing policies and programs, provide a broad perspective on housing issues, and where appropriate, contribute new program ideas. The. Task Force is an ad hoc advisory body that will advise the Planning Commission and City Council; it will not have approval authority or duplicate the Planning. Housing Element Update Task Force Nominations Page 3 Commission's role. After its job is complete, possibly in June or July 2003, the Task Force would be dismissed. The City's Planning Commission is, under state law, the primary advisor to the Council on long- range planning matters, including preparation of the Housing Element. The Commission would continue to be responsible for guiding the updated element's content and format, and for reviewing the environmental assessment. The Task Force will augment the Commission's role by involving a broad spectrum of community viewpoints in the preparation of the document and help build community consensus on the tough choices necessary to tackle the City's housing needs. ATTACHMENTS 1. Housing Element Update Task Force Nominees 2. Council Resolution 3. At-large Applications. Council.Reading File: All Applications for Housing Element Update Task Force 1:UHOOMHousing Element UpdateSHousingElementUpdatetaskforceCCtptI-7-03.doc Attachment t December 2002 HOUSING ELEMENT UPDATE TASK FORCE NOMINEES (r denotes resident) Environment(2 representatives) Sierra Club—Richard Schmidt(r) ECOSLO—Sandra Sarrouf(r) Neighborhoods(3 representatives) Residents For Quality Neighborhoods—Cydney Holcomb(r) Renter/low-income household/family • Andrew Carter(r) • Gabe Garcia(r) Downtown resident • D.Gregg Doyle(r) • Landy Fike(r) • Robert Griffin (r) • Kent MacDonald(r) • Jim Michel (r) • Laura Murphy(r) • Leo Pinard(r) • Ellen Weinstein(r) Workforce/Downtown Housing(2 representatives) Chamber of Commerce/Non-government employer—Patricia Wilmore (r) Downtown Association—Tom Swem(r) Housing and Social Services(3 representatives) Economic Opportunity Commission—Elizabeth "Biz" Steinberg(r) Peoples Self-Help Housing Corporation—Scott Smith(r) City of SLO Housing Authority—George Moylan (r) Institutional(3 representatives) Cal Poly University—Linda Dalton Cuesta College—Dr. Sam Blakeslee (r) Camp San Luis Obispo—No nominee submitted Housing Development and Finance System (up to 3) Housing developer/builder—Chris Skiff Banker/housing lender • Anita Robinson • Charles Fruit SLO Property Owners Association -Stephen B. Barasch, AIA (r) Planning Commission (1 non-voting liaison) James Caruso (r) JUUhousing=kforce/non in=1ist12-23-02 1- 4 Attachment 2 RESOLUTION NO. 9387(2002 Series) A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO ESTABLISHING AN AD HOC HOUSING ELEMENT TASK FORCE WHEREAS; the City is updating its General Plan Housing Element with the goals of _expanding housing opportunities for very-low, low, and moderate income households, preserving and enhancing residential neighborhoods, and complying with state .laws, including the California Environmental Quality Act(CEQA); and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission and City Council have approved a Housing Element Update work program that promotes community participation in the update process; and WHEREAS, to promote community participation that reflects a wide range of interests, perspectives and needs, the City Council seeks to create a volunteer, ad hoc Housing Element Task Force to advise the Planning Commission and City Council during the Housing Element update process. BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo that: SECTION 1. Housing Element Task Force. The City Council hereby establishes the Housing Element Task Force to assist the City during the Housing Element update process. The Task Force shall be an ad hoc; volunteer advisory body serving at the pleasure of the City Council. SECTION 2. Duties of the Task Force. The duties of the Task Force shall be as follows: 1. Review and comment on existing housing policies and programs in an effort to expand housing opportunities for very-low, low, and moderate income households. 2. Recommend new housing goals, policies or programs to .address community housing needs. 3. Review the Draft Housing Element Update. 4. Other duties as assigned by the City Council. SECTION 3. Term and Meetings. The Task Force shall serve during the term of the Housing Element update, starting January 1, 2003 and ending June 30, 2003, unless extended by the City Council. Meetings shall be once a month, or more frequently during this term if determined necessary by the Community Development Director and the majority of Task Force members, and shall generally be organized as follows: R 9387 Resolution No. 9387 (2, Series) Page 2 Attachment 2 Meeting 1: Organizational and background briefing Meeting 2: Review past Housing Element programs Meeting 3: Review new housing policies and programs Meeting 4: Recommend new housing policies and programs Meeting 5: Review draft Housing Element Update Meeting 6: Summarize and forward comments to the Planning Commission and City Council SECTION 4. Appointment of Task Force Members. Task Force members shall be appointed by a majority vote of the City Council, and shall represent a wide spectrum of community interests, perspectives, and housing needs, with at least two-thirds of the Task Force comprised of city residents. Upon motion of Mayor Settle, seconded by Council Member Ewan, and on the following roll call vote: AYES: Council Member s Ewan, Mulholland, and Schwartz, Vice Mayor Marx, and Mayor Settle NOES: None ABSENT: None the foregoing resolution was adopted this 12`h day of November 2002 Mayor Allen K. ettle ATTEST: J Lee Price, C.M.0 City Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM: f G. org en ity Attorney ATTACHMEMV6 AOVISORy B.,- ,)y spPlIcation z A-qlr Ci r 805 -5`l� -�9D6 NAME AND HOUSING PERSPECTIVE REPRESENTED HOME PHONE P,93 c ap Dy: SLO, c_A 93g01 s •� RESIDENCE STREET ADDRESS CITYI ZIP WORK PHONE Registered to vote? V Live in the City Limits? " How long? b s Ever attended an advisory body meeting? �e.5 PLEASE LIST THE ADVISORY BODIES YOU ARE APPLYING FOR: CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO (1) 40%-�N •�.� ��� ;::o.j Ce, (2> (Supplemental Questionnahs and interviews are required for each). DEC 16 2002 ,on ".vrrgL0VrUwuL.IT/% .way♦or last employer[or school, �applicable'). ( yMUNtTy DEVELOPMENT Y[tQPp [57 EDUCATION: RELEVANT TRAINING, EXPERIENCE, CERTIFICATES OF TRAINING', LICENSE OR PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION: Q�F%/ Z �j V--z' t--xv, S Lo INVOLVEMENT IN COMMUNITY,VOLUNTEER,PROFESSIONAL AND/OR ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS: CURREN 3R-PREViO' ERVICE ON CITY OF SA HIS OBISPO ADVISORY BODIES(Please list names/dates):*,aQ� How did you hear about this vacancy? Newspaper Ad_ Community Group_ Word of Mouth City HalIN/ Website Other: please specify O VQ-�J SPECIAL NOTES: (1) This application and supplement are "public documents" and are avails upon request. (2 Applicants are advised that they may be requested to file a Statement of Economic Interest disclosing all reportable interests held b� you at the time of appointment. If applicable, a copy of this form will be provided by the City Clerk. (3) Unless otherwise indicated please fill out the attached Supplemental Questionnaire. Thank you. Applications are accepted year-round;however, if you are applying for a current vacancy,your application must be returned to the City Clerk by to be considered for the current round of interviews. P4(- 11 G:IJO CA,A,huo,8wh"UMAi wwr d Salyllf"ICwalxmdvisO 8,6A/MAinaioa 200 Co�,,� a-�,,,��,� ATTACHMENTI � .� ATTACHMEIT 3 San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce 1039 Chorro Street • San Luis Obispo, California 93401-3278 (805) 781-2777 • FAX (805) 543-1255 • TDD (805) 541-8416 David E. Garth, Presideht/CEO December 18, 2002 John Mandeville Community Development Director 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Dear John, ' The San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce presents for your consideration the nomination of Gabe Garcia to fill the renter/low-income household/family seat on the Housing Element Update Task Force (application attached). Gabe has served on our Housing Task Force this past year and in this capacity has studied and discussed in great detail the housing needs and challenges in our city. He has attended meetings where the work ahead was outlined by Mike Draze, Deputy Director for Long Range Planning. He has a firm grasp of what needs to be accomplished and has the knowledge to suggest workable solutions. As a young professional, Gabe has experienced first hand the difficulty of finding workforce housing. He shared his experience this past July at Good Morning SLO and proved to be an effective speaker with a firm grasp of the core issues. He has a concern for the community's well-being and future. He recognizes the challenge his peers face in trying to live and work in San Luis Obispo. Thank you for asking us to make a recommendation for this at large seat.You have our full support in this important work. Sincerely, CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO e Potter DEC 18 2002 airperson of the Board COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT e-mail: slochamber@slochamber.org • websites: www.slochamber.org www.visitslo.com Q �1 _ 1 12/16/2002 13:35 1'A3, 8U5 541 4UZ4 ULIIA t rAJ 5LU A8 1AUN 'ENT 3 Dec-16-02. 12:42P SLC hamber of Corrvrerce W x'543-1255 P.04 at)vjsoRy Roby application .. �,,•�y.y�,�, ,t� •v W7M1lo.�•aaC�itr: =w'"w- ^Co'.h._... ._ _ ,'1. C�gfQt; fA BEtttt3tctf LcwtscRur2 1 '�{X1MF gos _5Y3-3358 G� --- NAME END ORGANIZATION REPRESENTED (if applicable) HOME PHONE RESIDENCE STI IEET ADDRESS CITY ZIP WORK PHONE Registered to vol+e? SL�o Live In the City Limits?_1(_5 How long? a4-4-ef- Ever attended an advisory body meeting? t � PLEASE LIST TI-E ADVISORY BODIES YOU ARE APPLYING FOR: (Supplemental Qr testionnalres and interviews are required for each). - — EMPLOYMENT(Present or last employer[or school,if applicable]): fjtBlg 1.e v 6C#4" &aPiPR S K�NG . mp*-p-anAn j core L S! r5 PEILx.I T-f6 0.Toucme (f .1✓5 EDUCATION: BAc MELaP rrF S�IE•aeJE OoSINEss hDr%&J%sr9AA10J - fit- .._. . MAiT�rL �F- uS _ �' wt 1 Soo �GakC-t Few t A• RELEVANT TRA NTNG,EXPERIENCE,CERTIFICATES OF TRAINING,LICENSE OR PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION: G�Cf1f-�Ed PufSL1L Alcc�i��.hf�NT f�l-1f�r¢N1A INVOLVEMENT I N COMMUNITY,VOLUNTEER,PROFESSIONAL AND/OR ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS: ?4150TOIL AJ1[''tt 1FArMI6Nt fAgE QeVuN lt�. 9ta, C4VAmS82- of GOMOAW-K Owsidd 'Ur- 24 ksK24 09 ReLnw Rw+029, Sup MA A cl nor lbWmeR CURRENT OR PREVIOUS SERVICE ON CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO ADVISORY BODIES(Please list namestdates). How did you heal'about this vagncy? Newspaper Ad_ Community Group y Word of Mouth.— City Hall— Website_ Omer: please sp Ncity SPECIAL NOTE S: (1)This application and supplement are 'public doc unente and are available for review upon request. Applicants are ac vised that they may be requested to Me a Statement of Economic Interest discIoerQ all reportable interests held you at the lane o f appointment., 0 applicable,a copy of this form will be provided by the City Clerk. (3)Unless otherwise indican please tin out the attached Supplemental Questionnaire. Thank you. Applications are+tccepted year-round:however.If you are applying for a current vacancy.your application must be returned to the City Clerk by_ to be considered for the current round of Inler W W-( D ATTACHMENT 3V 18 December,2002 John Mandeville Community Development Director City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm St. San Luis Obispo,CA 93401 Dear Mr.Mandeville and members of the SLO City Council: I wish to serve on the Housing Task Force as a downtown resident,a planner with considerable housing investment and construction experience,a professor with research and teaching focused on housing issues of the central coast, and a citizen who wants to help reconcile the competing interests around housing in SLO to the benefit of all. Having nearly finished my Ph.D.in Urban Planning at UCLA,I moved to San Luis Obispo this year to teach housing and community development at Cal Poly. One reason I accepted the position here is that I feel strongly both that this region is a wonderful place to live and work,and that there are serious threats to'its character, affordability, and long-range environmental and economic health. As a planner,this provides a challenging laboratory for nurturing and protecting the incredible beauty of this area. Asa professor,I know that a deep understanding of how households and developers make decisions—and how patient, informed discussion can build public consensus=is inimitable to building a wise future for everyone in San Luis Obispo. My experience as a real estate investor and.non-profit housing developer in Seattle will aid me in seeing many different sides of the housing issue in San Luis Obispo. I have direct construction management experience,as well as a knowledge of the residential lending arena. Further, I have strong roots in non-profit environmental and housing affordability groups,and believe their interests can be in accord. Upon moving to SLO,I knew immediately that.I would live in downtown for a long time. The vibrant mix of residences and businesses,and the easy access to work and entertainment by bus,bicycle,or walking,are what draw tourists and residents alike. We cannot overestimate the importance of downtown to SLO's identity and economic future. Further,it must remain the center not only of the community,but indeed of the region. Housing solutions must support the historic character while enabling more households to live affordably. I am prepared to bring both intellect and passion to the role of Housing Task Force member. My deep understanding of housing,regional growth issues,and transportation will be of value to the Task Force,the Planning Commission,and the Council. Further—and equally important—I am strongly committed to a process which seeks win-win solutions and respects the needs and viewpoints of all community members. I will strive to build consensus between the various interests represented on the Task Force. In addition,I am ready to meet as often as necessary over the next six months in order to assure full consideration of the complex issues facing our city. Please let me know if you would like any further information about my qualifications, interests,or status. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, D.Gregg Doyle,AICP Asst.Professor, Cal Poly Dept.of City and Regional Planning 676 Pismo Street San.Luis Obispo,CA 93401 U I Y UF JAN LUI ' BISPU �! ENT 3 DEC 2 0 2002 �• abyjsoizy i3oby application COMMUNITY DEVUOPMENT D_ GSzC�Cs 'JoYLE. A c.P gys H �-7ty9 NAME HO PRONE . P(sMv s-Ts�og 3Yo6-moi 3 1s 6,ZzRs RESIDtNCE STREET ADDRESS CITY / 21P WORK PHONE Re�rea ro vote? V/ Live in the cry umb7 v How k"? S r�°s. Ever aaer+deo an adviser body nswfW N PLEASE UST TME ADVISORY BODIES YOU ARE APPLYING FOR: (1) JJZ)U 5l� (r 'Ti r SK FOiLC F (2) (suppwnenmi Qrsstiannainn and Interviews are required for each). EMPLOYMENT(Present or lest employer(or sdwol,if ap a)): -- CA t, ?0L-1 D6rf. a c i TY Ac► D P-G G-(OPAL PtA r-4 SA- EDUCATION: .� VR6ptrl P At1rJ1t* VC-LA �P�>,fl1,�(s t1Pi JWO 0eSi6-rl& PiAi4AIP 3 UNiV6*sl7Y af- wiNO�,kia( -Tt7P- UL- gsor-lAL rcj 15 , UC I4rki RELEVANT TRAINING,EXPERIENCE,CERTIFICATES OF TRAINING,LICENSE OR PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION: �r� IcAu �as-ri-r�r� a� C tlFa� Pui�la > CAI-IM)+IA 4- Ai. EStg�YR Lc6,ssg INVOLVEMENT IN COMMUNITY,VOLUNTEER,PROFESSIONAL ANDlOR ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS: )"L s eg, ASSoC. a-rro,.� of C6U464A7 92 kc c.c o4f A,Jritrk(ACSP1 �d R-0 rngn�9re, `y.s\ P���raiN� gcce�orYnYto�► Bo�rRfl� M�F,$2,�, n+PrB�sA'a �Lakaarrarr �S.rdct�YfdN ^_ CURRENT OR PREVIOUS SERVICE ON CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO ADVISORY BODIES(Please list namWdeaesg t��A -- ��aa, R13cc3�7LY • How did you hear about nus vacancy? Newspaper Ad_ Comm niy Group— Word of Maunt, Cdy Hd_ Websft_ Oerer. Please specify N0020k gftwo r. 5r3R($y 70►4a fmobsulue a 7w`F qwK SPECIAL NOTES: (1)This application and.agwiement are "public dommwiW and enc avwjWe for rdVWW upon mWeaf. (2) Apor► wft are advised nrst they may be requested to Me a sarteme t of Economic IrttArest dsdWng ah"WIable mterels held by You at ne tune of apPout mnt If sable, a copy of nes farm will be proWided by Ars City CW& (3)Unless otherwise Qrdicsaed.Please 1HI out the attached Supplemerrlal Quesewmdre. Thw*you. Applications are sODeptad yew-round;however,if you are applying for a wrant vacancy,Your aRhmtian must be reefed tD city Clerk by to be considered for the ourmnt round of intervWw& c.•vacs•.r�.,s,rrow,u,�.. ,,.,..,r.+r ,�m.� 7M -nVA a1Ana WNT1 w Linn IapgnngQAR" 97:TA 7C1017/L77/7T abVISORy B06y a bcatlon y�.1'X.fi - .n .�� .. 4A:AQY FtKC� NAME AND ORGANIZATION REPRESENTED (i.f appli.cable) OIvIE HONE S&5 MOAeo _� 5�0 �I3 1 5 413 - g2-6O RESIDENCE STREET ADDRESS CITY ZIP WORK PHONE Registered to vote? Live in the City Limits? How Tong? (0 tlr'S Ever attended an advisory body meeting? PLEASE LIST THE ADVISORY BODIES YOU ARE APPLYING FOR: 7 (Supplemental Q stionnaires and interviews are required for each). EMPLOYMENT(Present or last employer[or school, if applicable]): gTs st q 1, 15461 EDUCATION: RELEVANT TRAINING, EXPERIENCE, CERTIFICATES OF TRAINING, LICENSE OR PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION: INVOLVEMENT IN COMMUNITY,VOLUNTEER, PROFESSIONAL AND/OR ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS: 861k� 644"W 01 b. A - I CURRENT OR PREVIOUS SERVICE ON CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO ADVISORY BODIES(Please list names/dates): P-NA r/azfog How did you hear about this vacancy? Newspaper Ad_ Community Group Word of Mouth_ City Hall_ Website_ Other: please specify SPECIAL NOTES: (1) This application and supplement are "public documents' and are available for review upon request (. Applicants are advised that they may be requested to file a Statement of Economic Interest disclosing all reportalple,interests held I you at the time of appointment. If applicable, a copy of this form will be provided by the City Cl bieata please fill out the attached Supplemental Questionnaire. Thank you. DEC 13 2002 Applications are accepted year-round;however, if you are applying for a current vacancy,your a pli tion must be returned th City Clerk by to be considered fd���l'r6b�81s�Rff1i� G.-U01 On..Idyawy BodinUJpJiWi"6&4* tidsUdvfmry Body ApWimtion:1 ATTACHMENT 3� ii .i',�� aavisony b".'6Ya02ation �4g"leF - axi ..rj" •U&A)A.) wr NAME AND HOUSING PERSPECTIVE REPRESENTED HOME PHONE IA13 6 4 J 4E ,u- iU Is DB16,40 RESIDENCE STREET ADDRESS CITY ZIP 93#D f WORK PHONE Registered to vote? yES Live in the City Limits?F How long? .24� Ever attended an advisory body meeting? YES PLEASE LIST THE ADVISORY BODIES YOU ARE APPLYING FOR: (1) F&A= (2) (Supplemental Questionnaires and interviews are required for each). EMPLOYMENT 'Pre-eru or last employer[or school, if applicablaj): EDUCATION: /a B.L /4bA4)tit US G J,4& 4,�r:'Su RELEVANT TRAINING, EXPERIENCE, CERTIFICATES OF TRAINING, LICENSE OR PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION: INVOLVEMENT IN COMMUNITY,VOLUNTEER, PROFESSIONAL AND/OR ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS: C7`l�h�4.� U.T*-t fry ul_ CURRENT OR PREVIOUS SERVICE ON CITY OF SAN LUIS.OBISPO ADVISORY BODIES(Please list names/dates): nee if How did you hear about this vacancy? Newspaper Ad ✓ Community Group_ Word of Mouth_ City Hall_ Website_ Other: please specify SPECIAL NO : (1) This application and supplement are "public documents"and are available for review upon request. (2 ApplXtq are advised4Lhat they may be requested to file a Statement of Economic Interest disd I ps lb you at1he time of appoi t. If applicable, a copy of this form will be provided by the City CI iac please fill out the attached Supplemental Questionnaire. Thank you. DEC 17 2002 Applications are accepted year-round;however, if you are applying for a current vacancy,your al pli the COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT City Clerk by to be considered for Hie current round 01 11 RM VIBWS @IJ04 0"Advisory fi di=Wppli wi"n Baly Alydir-+ion_•p . _ -.. low ATTA HIPIENT 3 December 13, 2002 Michael Draze Deputy Director of Community Development—Long Range Planning City of San Luis Obispo 990 Pahn Street CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO San Luis Obispo,CA 93401-3249 Re: Housing Task Force DEC 16 2002 Dear Mike: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT I am writing to apply for a position as an at-large representative on the Housing Task Force. I have been a resident of San Luis Obispo for nearly five years, and I am currently renting an apartment on Palm Street near downtown. I am a lecturer at California Poly, where I teach design in the Architecture Department. My professional qualifications include over twenty years' experience in architecture, urban design,and planning, including recent work on major planning initiatives in Washington DC and New York City. I also did research and planning work on comprehensive residential guidelines for San Jose, ones that are still in use today. I am neither a pro-growth nor anti-growth advocate. I do know,however,that the city cannot stay the way it is forever. The state has already imposed onerous housing requirements on us,and the county is all too willing to impose unplanned growth around us,urban limit line or no. I believe I can provide a balanced view of the myriad planning issues in all their complexity,aided by my experience in all types of housing and Planning projects. I would be very pleased to be considered for this position, and thank you for your time and consideration. My resume is attached for your use; I am sure that Alice Loh and Allan Cooper would provide excellent references on my behalf. Sincerely, Kent Macdonald 1155 Palm Street#6 San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805-541-3374 kmacdona@calpoly.edu ATEAC RIENT a aavIson sa Ucation Y �Y r � >,. .� •art • �. NAME HOMEPHONE //5-r AIM 5776d- !gGo R 3¢0/ ':�9-&-Ps 6 RESIDENCE STREET ADDRESS CITY ZIP WORK PHONE Registered to vote? � Live in the City Limits? GS How long? Ever attended an advisory body meeting? PLEASE LIST THE ADVISORY BODIES YOU ARE APPLYING FOR: (Sup lemental Qus�naires and interviews are required for each). EMPLOYMENT(Present or last employer[or school, if applicable]): (� �oly 4&Ae 1�2t r�Psrlfz-� EDUCATION: a-A . U6- RELEVANT GRELEVANT TRAINING, EXPERIENCE,CERTIFICATES OF TRAINING, LICENSE OR PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION: g4G� ,L,7 ,k ri J1 . 62Z7q& 2q(alh6e evc r INVOLVEMENT IN COMMUNITY,VOLUNTEER,PROFESSIONAL AND/OR ACADEMIC ORGAN ZATIONS: evS OhflCe c 6fcQ� sewn' C� 1942- $F t Yz - See i acc. CURRENT OR PREVIOUS SERVICE ON CITY OF SANWS OBISPO RY BODIES(Plea-- .--- Mote— How PleaselistMotLHow did you hear about this vacancy? Newspaper Ad_ Community Group_ Word of Mouth V City Hall_ Website Other please specify SPECIAL NOTES: (1) This application and supplement are "public documents" and are available for review upon request. (2 Applicants are advised that they may be requested to file a Statement of Economic Interest disclosing all reportable interests held b) you at the time of appointment If applicable, a copy of this form will be provided by the City Clerk. (3) Unless otherwise indicated please fill out the attached Supplemental Questionnaire. Thank you. Applications are accepted year-round;however,if you are applying for a current vacancy,your application must be returned to the City Clerk by to be considered for the current round of interviews. AI -ho GA304 CLy Advimry BodinUpplimtion&S"pplane talsUdAmy Body Applimslon 200 ATTR eIf3mEpiT 3 Kent Malcolm Macdonald 1155 Palm Street#6 San Luis Obispo,California 93401 Telephone: (805)541-3374 EDUCATION 1983 Master of Architecture,University of California at Berkeley 1975 Bachelor of Arts,University of California at Berkeley ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT 1994-1997,2002 California Polytechnic State University,San Luis Obispo,CA Lecturer,Architecture Department and City and Regional Planning Department. Studio courses in urban design,architectural design,and graphics. 1991 University of Pennsylvania;Philadelphia,PA Lecam,Department of Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning Graduate studio in community Planning and multi-family housing. 1988-1089 New York School of Interior Design,New York,NY Lecturer Studio courses in architectural design and graphics. 1980 University of California,Berkeley,CA Lecturer,Department of Architecture. Studio course in architectural graphics. 1979- 1980 University of California,Berkeley,CA Graduate Student Instructor,Department of Architecture. Studio courses in architectural graphics and design methodology. Alm: Guest critic L at University of California at Berkeley,University of Pennsylvania, New Jersey institute of Technology,San Francisco Urban institute, California Polytechnic State University(various dates). AWARDS 2002 National AIA Award and Congress for New Urbanism Citation for Design Excellence. LeDroit Park Housing Initiative.For Sorg and Associates,PC. 2001 AIA Citation for Design Excellence. Howard Umvyersity-LeDroh Park Streetscape Initiative. For Sorg and Associates,PC. 2000 AIA Citation for Design Excellence. LeDroit Park Housing Initiative. For Sorg and Associates,PC. 1988 'third Place and Honorable Mention Awards. Seattle Housing Competition, The Art of Downtown Housing." 1987 Progressive Architecture Citation. San Jose Residential Guidelines. For Daniel Soloman and Associates,FAIR. 1978 Norman Klein Fellowship. Joint award by Skidmore Owings&Merrill and the University of California at Berkeley,Department of Architecture. 1975 Phi Beta Kappa University of California at Berkeley. Departmental Citation. University of California at Berkeley. High Honors at Graduation. University of California at Berkeley. PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION Licensed Architect in California,No.22776 i A7TA r Restime for Kent Macdonald,page PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 1997-2001 Sorg and Associates,Architects and Engineers,Washington DC Senior project architect,planner and manager for projects including: LeDroit Park Housing Project,Washington,DC Site planning,architectural design,and construction management for 42 new and renovated houses in a nationally-landmarked historic district near Howard University. Work also included management and heading neighborhood and design review board presentations. East of the River Revitalization Initiative,Washington,DC Comprehensive,three-year urban analysis and planning project for revitalizing Southeast Washington,an underserved area comprising a third of the District of Columbia Work included research,market and demographic analyses,developing proposals for new retail, residential,and institutional projects,and leading community and agency preseMdons. In addition to encouraging private and governmental investments,the study led to grants from the Office of the President for developing major new m&asbucdre and civic facilities. Howard University-LeDroit Park Initiative,Washington,DC Planning and design for 150-block neighborhood revitalization sponsored by Fannie Mae Foundation and Howard University. Work mcluded proposals for traffic improvements, retail projects,and civic infrastructure. Study led to a federal grant for implementation of unique historic streetscape design in landmarked residential district. US-China Housing Demonstration Project,Shanghai,China Urban planning for HUD-sponsored competition to showcase American multi-family housing design and urban planning principles in China. Work included leading design charm for Chinese diplomatic contingent in Washington and representing firm at final competition presentations in Shanghai. Proposal received second place award. Arverne/Edgemere HOPE VI Project,New York City,NY Urban analysis,planning,and schematic architectural design for revitalizing an existing public housing project and its environs in Queens. Work included needs assessment, developabilrty analyses,and proposals for new housing,commercial,recreational,and institutional facilities for approximately 500-acre revitalization area New East Capitol HOPE VI Project,Washington,DC Managed application process for HUD grant to teconstrUd an existing 1100-unit public housing project in eastern section of Washington,DC. Client awarded$35 million. Bradenton HOPE VI Project,Bradenton,FL Site planning and architectural ral design for reconstruction of an existing public housing project in suburb near St Petersburg. Yale Laundry Hotel,Washington,DC Design and managemem for a high-rise addition to and conversion of an existing historic laundry into a 400-room hotel on a gateway site near downtown Washington. Design Center west,Washington,DC Design and management for an 8,000 s£mixed-use project in Georgetown. Project included retail space and two apartments in landmarked district True Reformer Building,Washington,DC Architectural design and management for conversion of 35,000 s£historic bolding into national headquarters of Public Welfare Foundation in Washington,DC. Homeownership Zone Housing Proposals,Prince George's County,MD Site planning and schematic architectural design for 600 units of replacement housing on four existing public housing sites in suburbs of Washington,DC. United States Embassy,Tashkent,Uzbdhistan Design and presentation drawings for new embassy in former Soviet Republic. Avie Rmmme for Kent Macdonald,page 3 1r p n PROFESSIONAL.PRACTICE(continued) 1994- 1997 Herman Stoller Coliver Architects,San Francisco,CA Full-and part-time Consulting Architect for projects including: Poco Way Housing,San Jose,CA Project planning and design for a 126-unit,low-income,multi-family project. Cited as example of"smart growth"in Blue (see Publications and Citations). Temple Sherith Israel,San Francisco,CA Design and construction documents for renovations and additions to the fellowship hall of an historic synagogue. Over 60 Residential Care Facility,Berkeley,CA Design for anew 47-unit senior residential and health care facility for frail elderly. Geneva Towers Replacement Housing,San Francisco,CA(project) Planning and schematic design for replacement of existing residential towels with 125 units ofnew low-rise housing and common facilities. 1986- 1994 Private Practice in San Francisco and New York Full-time Principal-in-Charge for projects including: Cases de Madera Family Farm Labor Center,Madera,CA Design and construction documents for a 50-unit housing project for migant farm workers. Project included a day care center,water supply and sewage treatment facilities,and outbuildings on a 10-acre rural site(Abst and Macdonald Architects). San Jose Single-Room Occupancy Hotel,San Jose,CA(project) Schematic design for a 120-unit project for the Santa Clara County Housing Authority,later used as prototype facility(Abst and Macdonald Architects). Sommerville High School Preliminary Master Plan,Tuolumne,CA Work included a survey of existing conditions and an assessment of future growth for an existing high school in the Sierra Nevada foothills(Abst and Macdonald Architects).. "Art of Downtown Housing"Competition,Seattle,WA Design of new mid-rise housing for downtown area. Separate entries won Third Place and Honorable Mention finishes in national competition. Immanuel Lutheran Church,Amherst,MA Maw planning for growing church included new assembly hall and transitional housing for women with children. With O.Lokensgaard. Nnnberg/Friedman/Boland Residences,New York,NY Design and construction documents for apartment renovations in Manhattan. Trocadero Clothing Store,New York,NY Design and construction documents for the renovation of a women's clothing store in Manhattan. With M Andaloro of Andaloro Associates,New York. Architectural renderings. Executed drawings for SOM(New York)and RTKL (Washington,D.C.)for projects in Boston,New York,and Reston,Virginia. 1985-1986 Kupice Koutsomitis Architects,New York,NY Full-time Project Designer for projects including: Chappaqua Townhouses,Chappaqua,NY Site planning and design development for a new 42-unit housing projecL Work included preparation of Draft Environmental Impact Statement Ziff-Davis Residence,Pawling,NY Design development and construction documents for a new$20 million, 50,000 s.f luxury residence and conference center. A f— 19 Resume for Kent Macdonald.page 4 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE(continued) 1993-1985 Daniel Solomon and Associates,FAIA,San Francisco,CA Full-time Project Designer for projects including. San Jose Residential Design Guidelines,San Jose,CA Research and writing of new residential guidelines for planned unit developments, commissioned by the city's Planning Department.. Winterland Apartments,San Francisco,CA Site planning and schematic design for a new 420-unit housing complex. Tresemer Residence,Rogue River,OR Design development,construction documents,and construction adminwation fur a new$3 million,4,000 s.£residence. Other projects include: Amancio Ergina Village;Beideman Place;St.James Park 1980-1983 Kaplan/McLaughlin/Diaz Architects,San Francisca,CA Full-time Project Designer for projects including. Napa Creek Commons,Napa,CA Site planning and design development for a new 84-unit HUD-sponsored senior housing complex. Park Hili,San Francisco,CA Site planning and schematic design for conversion of St.Joseph's Hospital to market-rate housing. Aspen-Tenderloin Apartments,San Francisco,CA Design development for renovation of three bm7dmgs into new HUD-sponsored senior housing. Gilt Center,San Francisco,CA Design development for the conversion of a former warehouse into a wholesale design mart Southern California Design Center,Los Angeles,CA Schematic and design development for the conversion of the landmark Uniroyal Tire factory into a wholesale design mart and hotel. ACTIVITIES 2001 Ontario Education Village Design Competition,Ontario,CA Urban and architectural design for invited competition to develop six-block area in Los Angeles suburb. With Fougeron Architecture. 1992-1993 Member,Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy Advisory Committee Mayor's Office of Housing,City of San Francisco,CA 1992-1994 Member,Mayor's Health Services Planning Council,City of San Francisco 1992 Chair,Supportive Housing Panel,Housing California Conference,Oakland,CA 1988 Alexandria Library Competition,Alexandria,Egypt Design for a new library. With W.Palmore and J.DiMaio,et al. 1987 New Modesto High School Competition,Modesto,CA Planning of a new high-tech high school With W.Palmore and C.Abst 1980 Research assistant to Professor Marc Treib,U.C.Berkeley. Translations of articles by Eliel Saarinen:Cjty p�mg.:An Historical Overview jt<gplorring BudacesC and Helsinki Before It Became A City. Resume for Kent Macdonald,page 5 --- PUBLICATIONS AND CITATIONS 1999 Poco Way Housing Project f nitiued in"Building for the Future," rin National Building Museum,vol.XEL no. 1. 1995 Apartment remodeling by Abst and Macdonald Architects featured in"Turning Tables,"S.F.Examiner Maggi August 6, 1995. 1994 Article cited in Vernacular Architecture Newsletter No.61,Fall 1994. 1994 "Reston Revisited,"published in LM41M vol.32,no.2. A look at the recently completed Town Center comparing its New Urbanist design with the Modemist aesthetic of Reston's original neighborhoods. 1989 Work featured in The Seattle Competition Catalog: The Art of Downtown Hoo ssmg, Seattle Department of Housing and Community Development, 1989. 1986 Park Hill Apartments featured in Wider11Ia zags ine October 1986. 1985 Napa Creek Commons featured in Matti Housins News.September 1985. 1985 Article cited in V.B.Price,"Updating Television Road is Right Stop,"Aibu __ e August 4, 1985. 1985 "From Main Street to Television Road,"published in Landscape,vol.28,no.2. An examination of the influence of television advertising on the architecture and signage of America's commercial strips. 1985 Drawings for Solomon/Bofill entry for Domaine Clos Pegase Winery Competition exhibited at the San Francisco Museum of Modem Art and published in M Landscape;The �o>irtion San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. SPECIAL SIQLLS Hand drawing,including sketching,presentation drawings,and perspective report and business writing;proficient in Form-Z and Corel Draw,familiarwith Autocadd 14. • • ' Senior Assisted Living with Warmth & Distinction 475 MARSH ST. • SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA 93401 • 805-541-4222 • Fax 805-541-3237www.themanse.net December 12, 2002 Mr. John Mandeville Community Development Director City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 RE: NOMINATION OF AT-LARGE MEMBERS TO THE HOUSING ELEMENT UPDATE TASK FORCE Dear John: Please consider my nomination of Jim Michel for the Housing Element Update Task Force. Mr. Michel is a downtown resident of San Luis Obispo. He is also a senior citizen and a renter. He lives at The Manse on Marsh. Prior to joining us at The Manse, he was a long- time resident of Los Osos where he actively participated in the sewer debate in that community. As an engineer,he has a good understanding of infrastructure issues. He is a well-qualified candidate who you should seriously consider! V , C 2? CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO Enclosure DEC 13 2002. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Lic.#4o5800545 jqj-01a A&ISOny BUOyappLicanon NAME AND HOUSING PERSPECTIVE REPRESENTED HOME PHONE RE IDENCE R ADDRESS CITY ZIP WORK PHONE Registered to vote? Live in the City Limits?,!�Lg How long? 4 Ever attended an advisory body meeting? YES PLEASE LIST THE ADVISORY BODIES YOU ARE APPLYING FOR: (1) (2) (Supp emen I Questionnaires and int rv1ews are required for each). EMPLOYMENT(Present or last employer[or school,if applicable]): EDUCATION: RELEVANT TRAINING, EXPERIENCE, CERTIFICATES OF TRAINING, LICENSE OR PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION: �� 1�/ a�/� fl-C3 G1 N ��dF1P �?64-�sT'g.rr 7,1�rz� y�A e��llP►' C ...r ar�sll'.Q1���. 1560112E eCr_4 A" ,oEa R4 0� �a��5��� 02 4gr 4414E 62z'c 7-t .&d!:4 INVOLVEMENT IN COMMUNITY,VOLUNTEER,PROFESSIONAL AND/OR ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS: sz a A 034-'E CURRENT OR PREVIOUS.SERVICE ON CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO ADVISORY BODIES(Please listnames/dates): How did you hear about this vacancy? Newspaper Ad_ Community Group_ Word of Mouth City Hall_ Website_ Other: please specify SPECIAL NOTES: (1) This application and supplement are "public documents" and are available for review u Applicants are advised that they may be requested to file a Statement of Economic Interest disd)9Wqre8*KWj@t@§W0Ii J I you at the time of appointment. If applicable,a copy of this form will be provided by the City Cl,irk. (S) Unlessoth ..Iis-e- fip ICAe please fill out the attached Supplemental Questionnaire. Thank you. DEC 13 2002 Applications are accepted year round;however,if you are applying for a current vacancy,youra 3plith COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT City Clerk by to be considered for the current round of interview: Al -a3 G:I td Ciry Advia".y Bad eUppfirariae d•Sigpdn,.&L4d d -Bedv AN4d im 3 San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce 1039 Chorro Street • San Luis Obispo, California 93401-3278 (805) 781-2777 • FAX (805) 543-1255 9 TDD (805) 541-8416 David E. Garth, President/CEO December 18, 2002 John Mandeville Community Development Director 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Dear John, The San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce presents for your consideration the nomination of Laura Murphy to fill the downtown resident seat on the Housing Element Update Task Force (application attached).. Laura is a graduate of Leadership Class IX and will be class chair for class XIL Her young family lives in the downtown area in a home that was built by her husband's grandfather. She has an appreciation for the future and the history of San Luis Obispo. She is currently a Chamber Board member and as such will bring an understanding of the needs of the employers in our area for workforce housing.As an insurance executive for Moms & Garritano, she also appreciates the plight of many who are faced with high expenses both in housing and health care. In her professional and volunteer work, Laura has proven to be thorough and effective. She is both a leader and a listener who will take time to understand the issues and the process. Her contributions to the task force would be significant. Thank you for asking us to make a recommendation for this at large seat.You have our full support in this important work. Sincerely, CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO DEC 18 2002 Jeanne Potter Chairperson of the Board COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT e-mail: slochamber@slochamber.org • websites: www.slochamber.org www.visitslo.com q f_o :75-G2 10:39A SLO Chamber of Corms. 805-543-1255 Yl7Lou V aavismy why appLication -low- : ' _.r=' G�i 7CJ 0 NAME AND ORGANIZATION REP SENTED (if applicable) HOME PHONE Co3Pf6e lj 51 . 51 v Q3 Lta I _ Sof_ RESIDENCE STREET ADDRESS CITY ZIP WORK PHONE `V Registered to vote? "Live in the City Limits? `'o How long? ;9rV J Ever attended an advisory body meeting? PLEASE LIST THE AdVISORY BODIES YOU ARE APPLYINGFO : (1) _ 760-'W U *(/,9K 4�e--(2� (Supplemental giestionnaires a9d interviews are required for each). EMPLOYMENT(Present or last employer[or school,If applicable]): EDUCATION: cUn- 1411 _ RELEVANT TRAINING,EXPERIENCE,CERTIFICATES OF TRAINING,LICENSE OR PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION: �� Sri►' haw wi v L� N/9" e-ori aLd 4y n/l fi_,�! -- 3�UYt ►;ck Dcw�.� �-t2os rd�'.�yt�1' INVOLVEMENT IN COMMUNITY,VOLUNTEER,PROFESSIONAL AND/OR ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS: i0"r/a -) too CURRENT OR PREVIOUS SERVICE ON CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO ADVISORY BODIES(Please list names(dates): . �l Off' - How did you hear about this vacancy? Newspaper Ad_ Community Group Word of Mouth_ City Hall_ Website_ Other: please slxK* SPECIAL NOTES: (1)This application and supplement are'public documents" and are available for review upon request. (2) Appficants are advised that they may be requested to file a Statement of Economic Interest disclosing 411 reportable interests held by you at the time of appointment.. .If.applicable,a copy of this form will be provided by the City Clerk. (3)Unless otherwise indicated, please fill out the attached Supplemental Questionnaire. Thank you. Applications are accepted year-round:however,if you are applying for a current vacancy,yourapplication must be returned to the City Clerk by to be considered for the current round of interviews. c:Ua cKedan Baliaum�4w%w.A.f.Apr..I+x,atl,F�ry+adp 4M�^+�WOl A t -6S AT �9r91?3`'IT I Ltcember 18, 2002 John Mandeville Community Development Director 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Dear Mr. Mandeville, I have been a downtown resident in the City of San Luis Obispo for over 30 years and am applying for the position of "downtown resident"for the city's Housing Element Task Form. In addition, I have been a construction contractor owning my own business, specialiized m the restoration of the vintage,historical hones in the downtown area My comity participation has included founding the city's Old Town Neighborhood Association, forming the city's Cultural Heritage Committee and serving on that committee for many years. I have extensive background on many of the city's building and planning issues though years of involvement and also as a Professor teaching these design principles in Urban Sociology at Cal Poly. My history of experience and involvement in this community would be an asset to your committee's work to try and solve the issues facing this city as a result of HCD's directives. I am available and ready to help again. Thanks for the opportunity. Sincerely, Leo W. Pinard AN!A a6vlsolzy Booy appucation -5 0=10,iii I'1 11601,11 Al I P/A1.4,9 D W erh Win 7SZ NAME AND HOUSING PERSPECTIVE REPRESENTED HQME.0HONE 7/ q A 11c4.koltl �-r. , 9 f-LD 13 x/'0/ - SYL/— Cls-z76 RESIDENCE STREET ADDRESS CITY ZIP WORK PHONE Registered to vote? V/ Live in the City Limits? r so body meeting?Z How long? 3ktq&,tve attended an advii ?0'vle.41 PLEASE LIST THE ADVISORY BODIES YOU ARE APPLYING FOR: (2) (Suelemental oestionnaires and interviews are required for each). EMPLOYMENT(present or last employer[or school,if applicable]): pa CA-L, q lex T EDUCATION: RELEVANT TRAINING, EXPERIENCE,CERTIFICATES OF TRAINING.LICENSE OR PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION: INVOLVEMENT IN COMMUNITY,VOLUNTEER,PROFESSIONAL AND/OR ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS: CURRENT OR PREVIOUS SERVICE ON CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO ADVISORY BODIES(Please list names/dates): How did you hear about this vacancy? Newspaper Ad Community Group Word of Mouth V'l City Hall Website. Other please spec7 1 aRL-7g-e- aeaial'c W" -4)'j ,7`t' via S Pe-;if flfS'q f I SPECIAL. VOTES: (1) This application and supplement are 7pubfic docuirrients! and are available for-review upon request. Applicants are advised that thoey may be requested to fie a Statement of Economic Interest discli I you at the time of appointment. If applicable,a copy of this form will be provided by the City Ch di please 01 out the attached Supplemental Questionnaire. Thank you. DEC 18 2002 Applications are accepted year-round;however, if you are applying for a current vacancy,your a p!i o th ;OMMUNiTY DEVELOPMENT City Clerk by to be Go i 41—gq J( • Senior Assisted Living with Warmth Distinction 475 MARSH ST. • SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA 93401 • 805-541-4222 • FAx 805-541-3237 ' www.themanse.net December 12, 2002 Mr. John Mandeville Community Development Director City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 RE: NOMINATION OF AT-LARGE MEMBERS TO THE HOUSING ELEMENT UPDATE TASK FORCE Dear John: I would like to nominate Ellen Weinstein to the Housing Element Update Task Force. She qualifies in several categories you are looking for: she is a senior citizen, a downtown resident, and a renter. She has been a resident of San Luis Obispo for many years and attended nearly all of the hearings discussing The Manse on Marsh expansion. She is interested in being involved in our community and applied for the most recent vacancy on the Cultural Heritage Commission that was subsequently filled by Chuck Crotzer. She is a wonderful lady who lives next door to The Manse on Marsh and I would encourage you to consider highly her appointment to the Task Force. Vours, ay Chris Skiff CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO Enclosure DEC 13 2002 Iai Lac. #405800545 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT �dJ....Cu - A.I� abvisouy 6 ..by Apptication MIME a AMEENEMMON NAME AND HOUSING PERSPECTIVE9R PRESENTED HOME PHONE 46 5 Mf9P,5N ei 5fld t-05 0815pO 95Li0! RESIDENCE STREET ADDRESS CITY ZIP T WORK PHONE Registered to vote? Live in the City Limits?` Y9 How long? Jq-46 Ever attended an advisory body meeting? PLEASE LIST THE ADVISORY BODIES YOU ARE APPLYING FOR: T (1)T J /OCG' /1✓a, (2) (Supplemental Questionnaires and interviews are required for each). EMPLOYMENT(Present or last employer[or school, if applicable]): �j h1 ` oo �t t M '5C( oc i4. 3 L tr{t9� T2ct EDUCATION: 01- 5sn cc)t-LcG� (at t3 RELEVANT TRAINING, EXPERIENCE, CERTIFICATES OF TRAINING, LICENSE OR PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION: H A t/2- L Iy T Q i n/ o o l L-t 14 o m a {one,v-, 115 G✓t G-L_ Ag eglVtj AP H 1'�VM E(y`r C13oTH rN S. J--. aj INVOLVEMENT IN COMMUNITY,VOLUNTEER, PROFESSIONAL AND/OR ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS: 084:LA/1005 c2E: /',990 RogL.F,9 QyoJ6 CLua o s, 5 s" IA sti k) t-.5 s 14 L © `g or-toft PASOCoUrrT�Y ZI�(5 SEL ci9 Rs CURRENT OR PREViOI�S SERVICE GN CITY OF S LUI OE�SPO ADVI RY DIES(Please list names/dates); How did you hear about this vacancy? Newspaper Ad_ Community Group_ Word of Mouth_ City Hall_ Website__ Other please specify 0l Jhh a O 6:� :::W6Z MAN 52- 0N M A R5 W SPECIAL NOTES: (1) This application and supplement are "public documents" and are available for review upon request. (2; Applicants are advised that they may be requested to file a Statement of Economic Interest.disclosing all reportable interests held by you at the time of appointment If applicable, a copy of this form will be provided by the City Clerk. 3 Unless otherwise.indicated please fill out the attached Supplemental Questionnaire. Thank you. CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO Applications are accepted year-round;however, If you are applying for a.current vacancy,your pplii afi@E@u4t @NWec to fl e City Clerk by to be considereli for ervi ws. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GT04 Cirry AAviio•v BaliaUppfirnriand Sg2dew,mmGlAAimr}•B Ap/d���rupro":OOi t'/!7 Home Builders Association OF THE CENTRAL COAST providing quality housing and communities CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO December 11, 2002 DEC 16 2002 Mr. John Mandeville COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Community Development Director City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 RE: NOMINATION TO THE HOUSING ELEMENT UPDATE TASK FORCE Dear Mr. Mandeville: The Home Builders Association of the Central Coast would like to nominate Chris Skiff to serve as an At-Large member on your Housing Element Update Task Force. Mr. Skiff is a past president and former Builder of the Year of our Association while he is best known for his infill seniors' developments such as The Manse on Marsh in San Luis Obispo and Wyndam Residence in Arroyo Grande. He has also been involved in land development and single-family home construction over his seventeen-year career in the industry. He is also an active member of several other housing advocate associations. Attached is the requested Advisory Body Application Form. We hope you will agree that he is well.qualified to serve on your Task Force. If you have any questions,please do not hesitate to contact me. 4ecutive, Jep ector Enclosure P. O. Box 13010 805.546.0418 : voice 2078 Parker Street, Suite 210 805.546.0339 : fax San Luis Obispo, California 93406-3010 www.hbacc.org : internet jq(_ 3V 7 i 7 ,L 1 =We A6VISORY B&O A qUcAtion (Ihrih 9 960 NAME AND HOUSING PERSPECTIVEIREPRESE4NTDd HOME PHONE 61 10 Vum!� (A 9WO 54-7- 1100 RESIDENCE STREET ADDRE9S CITY ZIP WORK PHONE Registered to vote? A& Live in the City Limits?_NzL How long? Ever attended an advisory body meeting? PLEASE LIST THE ADVISORY BODIES YOU ARE APPLYING FOR: (2) (Supplemental Questionnaires and interviews are required for each). EMPLOYMENT(Present or last employer[or school,if applicable]): fa Maki m om Marh 6od ltorlmn EDUCATION: 11 LA 6oA t I o W6 a P ucahbn ivy 6�� RELEVANT TRAINING, EXPERIENCE, CERTIFICATES OF TRAINING, LICENSE OR PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION: On M/j r) UPI Ij F 11 ILI: u K I I gi & )IJ Land A I J I V1/I I [A IAI I 1(4'AgZ 111A,ZLIM4 Ill SjW I r flq�e 1��CUeu 1P, VOL k 4, WV'JdyJR&%OF(qV16L?4W EIC ORGANIZATIONS: kime Eli ilder5 &MCl/I Lon of ehg (abol 6/74k,_ 21,4 pm-bidak 4 aidk d A A Van V_ d �W4 43op of A me gu�'Idgr_� lulJ471 rn I a c& 6eij)o r in 4)if LY,1;i a A; OF SAN LUIS OBlSPO.%&'N dDIES14ease is�i. �eatd Oki A e ad ho C At" r�ab)e uza fa,S 6rm � ZOOS How did you hear about this vacancy? Newspaper Ad_ Community Group� Word of Mouth_ City Hall_ Website Other: please specify SPECIAL NOTES: (1) This application and supplement are "public documents" and are available for review upon request. Applicants are advised that they may be requested to file a Statement of Economic Interest disclosing all reportable interests held b you at the time of appointment. If applicable, a copy of this form will be provided by the City Clerk. (3) Unless otherwise indicate( please fill out the attached Supplemental Questionnaire. Thank you. Applications are accepted year-round; however, if you are applying for a current vacancy,your application must.be returned to the City Clerk by to be considered for the current round of interviews vy San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce 1039 Chorro Street • San Luis Obispo, California 93401-3278 (805) 781-2777 • FAX (805) 543-1255 • TDD (805) 541-8416 David E. Garth, President/CEO December 18, 2002 John Mandeville Community Development Director 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 - Dear John, The San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce presents for your consideration the nomination of Chris Skiff to fill the housing/developer/builder seat on the Housing Element Update Task Force (his application has been filed with the planning department). Chris has demonstrated leadership among his peers and as a developer/builder has exhibited his ability to work effectively with the city's planning department and advisory bodies as well as elected officials. His success as president of Horizon Housing and as past president of the Home Builder's Association has given him a proven track record in getting things done! Chris's interest in the housing issue takes into account community values and needs. He would ably represent his industry and would bring to the task force a wealth of knowledge of both local and statewide policies. He has been an enthusiastic participant in Chamber and community activities. He takes a proactive approach while utilizing his collaborative skills. He is ableto communicate openly and will listen to the opinions and needs of others on the task force. Thank you for asking us to make a recommendation for this at large seat.You have our full support.in this important undertaking. Sincerely, CITY OF SAN LUIS BBISPO &eanner DEC 1 8 2002 Chairperson of the Board COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT e-mail: slochamber@slochamber.org o websites: www.slcchamber.org www.visitslo.com l_�� MACRAE7 IVIission 1 COMMUNITY BANKti CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO DEC 18 2002 December 17,2002 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT John Mandeville Community Development Director City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street San Luis Obipso,CA 93401-3249 Subject: Nomination of At-Large Member to the Housing Element Update Task Force Dear Mr.Mandeville: Please accept this as my formal recommendation and nomination of Anita M.Robinson as an At-Large Member to the Housing Element Update Task Force for the City of San Luis Obispo. Ms.Robinson is well qualified for this appointment based upon her more than 30 years of banking experience,predominately in the community banking area. Her areas of expertise include extensive real estate and construction lending as well as residential underwriting. She has been an active proponent of the need for affordable housing in our community and is the current chair of the new San Luis Obispo County Housing Trust Fund. She also has been involved in community development through Mission Community Bank's designation as a certified Community Development Financial Institution. While Ms. Robinson is not a resident of the City of San Luis Obispo, she has been actively involved in the City's issues through her continuous involvement in the SLO Chamber of Commerce, SLO Economic Forecast Project and other community based organizations. (See resume' attached). In conclusion,the many years of finance,banking,community developmentJinvolvement and as a current affordable housing proponent, I believe that Anita Robinson is well qualified for the Housing Element Update Task Force of the City of San Luis Obispo. / Sincerely, �4 John C.Harrison Senior Vice President/Manager 581 Higuera Street,P.O. Box 789■San Luis Obispo,California 93401 ■805-782.5000■Fax 805.782.5034 _33 ANITA M. ROBINSON 8570 Corriente Road Atascadero, California 93422 ATTACHAJF� T (805)466-0530 Home (805) 782-5000 Work PROFESSIONAL DCPEmNCE MISSION COMMUNITY BANK, N.AJMISSION COMMUNITY BANCORP MISSION COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION MISSION COMMUNITY SERVICES CORPORATION SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA President and Chief Executive Officer April 1996-Present In April 1996, began the process of forming a new independent bank in San Luis Obispo. Success was achieved in organizing and capitalizing Mission Community Bank, N.A.,which opened for business on December 18, 1997. President and Chief Executive Officer and a member of the Board of Directors. Also in 1998, formed Mission Community Development Corporation, a for-profit subsidiary and Mission Community Services Corporation, a non-profit affiliate, and serves as President and Director of both. Also serves as President and Chief Executive Officer of Mission Community Bancorp, the holding company. Bank presently is$100 million in assets with 4 branches in San Luis Obispo County and is a certified CDFI (Community Development Financial Institution). COMMERCE BANK OF SAN LUIS OBISPO, N.A. SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA President and Chief Executive Officer March 1994-March 1996 Executive Vice President and Credit Administrator September 1989-March 1994 President and Chief Executive Officer, member of Board of Directors of$100 million Community Bank. During the bank's 10 years of operations, it established a four branch system employing up to 70 full time employees. This community bank was primarily a business or wholesale bank, specializing in small business lending and related products. The bank was awarded"Premier Performing"and"A"Quality rating from Findley Reports, Inc. for 8 consecutive years, recognized as a"Certified Lender'by the U.S. Small Business Administration together with being named for the past 4 years as the most active lender in the San Luis Obispo County. On July 20, 1995, the bank entered into a definitive agreement to merge into ValliCorp Holdings, Inc. The merger closed on March 31, 1996. NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA December 1982-June 1989 SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA Vice President/Branch Manager Manager of$225 million Main Branch Office with 45 employees. Directly responsible for all branch banking activities. Effectively managed within budget and was instrumental in establishing marketing programs and new business development call programs. Additionally, maintained a significant loan portfolio which included management and collection activities. Responsibilities also included supervision of all hiring and personnel related functions in the branch. From December 1972—October 1982 worked in various capacities in several community banks in Orange County, including various commercial lending and bank operations positions and administrative positions including bank compliance officer. Ft "CW ATTACHMEE 17 SJ PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES (current) • Member of Board of Directors and Treasurer of Economic Opportunity Commission of San Luis Obispo County(since 1990) Chairman of Finance Committee Chairman of Building Committee • San Luis Obispo County Economic Forecast Project(since 1994) Chairman of the Board (2000) Corporate Board Member(Tri-County) • Board Member of California Bankers Association (since 1998) Vice Chair-Regions Committee Member—Tri-County Regions Committee • Board Member of Pacific Coast School of Banking,Pacific Bankers Management Institute(since 2000) • Cuesta College Small Business Development Center Advisory Board Member • San Luis Obispo County Housing Trust Fund Chairman • San Luis Obispo Rotary Club Board of Directors 2003-2004 Club member since 1998 PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES_(past) _ • San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce;Immediate Past Chairman (1999); Chairman (1998); Vice Chairman Community Affairs(1997);Vice President Community Affairs(1996); Chairman of Diversity Council and member of Executive Committee. • Chairman(1993-1994)Tri-Counties Group Robert Monis Associates (RMA) • Board Member, Foundation for Community Design • ICBA California Independent Bankers Board of Director(19942001) President's appointment to National IC13A Operations Committee • Board Member and Treasurer of Foundation for Community Design (1999-2001) AWARDS • Distinguished Service Award Robert Morris Associates-TrICountiesGroup as 1993-94 Chairman • San Luis Obispo County Business Woman of the Year nomination 1994 • independent Banker Association's 1996 Independent Banker of the Year Award • Economic Opportunity Commission's Volunteer Board Member of the Year(1998 81999) • U.S.Small Business.Administration's 2,000 Financial Advocate of the Year Award EDUCATION Graduate Lowell High School, LaHabra,California Fullerton College, Fullerton,California Pack Coast Banking School-Graduate 1994, University of Washington,Seattle ATTACHME�1, 2 ,P aavIsony BGJy ApIptication e^ ��• - Al NAME AND HOUSING PERSPECTIVE REPRESENTED HOME PHONE -REsepii6E STREET ADDRESS CITY ZIP WORK PHONE PzO4"ss Registered to vote? �_ Live in the City LimitsWoo How long? Ever attended an advisory body meeting? 14gs PLEASE LIST THE ADVISORY BODIES YOU ARE APPLYING FOR: CITY OF SAN LUISOBISPO (Supplemental Ouestionnaires and Interviews are regvired for each). Ut= EMPLOYMENT(Presentorlast employer[or school,if applicable]): COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION: RELEVANT TRAINING, EXPERIENCE, CERTIFICATES OF TRAINING, LICENSE OR PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION: INVOLVEMENT IN COMMUNITY,VOLUNTEER,PROFESSIONAL AND/OR ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS: CURRENT OR PREVIOUS SERVICE ON CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO ADVISORY BODIES(Please list names/dates): How did you hear about this vacancy/? Newspaper Ad_ Community Group_-Word of Mouth City Halt Website Other please specify SPECIAL NOTES: (1) This application and supplement are "public documents" and are available for review upon request (2) Applicants are advised that they may be requested to file a Statement of Economic Interest disclosing all reportable interests held by you at the time of appointment. If applicable, a copy of this form will be provided by the City Clerk. (3) Unless otherwise indicated, please fill out the attached Supplemental Questionnaire. Thank you. Applications are accepted year-round:however, if you are applying for current vacancy,your application must be returned to the City Clerk by to be considered for the current round of interviews. G:I,i01 Ciry Advirory e"rliaUlryAirnebn 6 Su/gJemcnmltUdriran'Bah APPIlttn/on ZBBl. ATTACHPAE� 1r1�� Peoples' Self-Help Housing Corporation December 16, 2002 CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO Mr. John Mandeville Community Development DirectorSEC g 2002 City of San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 RE: NOMINATION TO THE HOUSING ELEMENT UPDATE TASK FORCE Dear Mr. Mandeville: Peoples' Self-Help Housing Corporation(PSHHC)is pleased to nominate Mr. Charles Fruit, Senior Vice President, Coast National Bank, San Luis Obispo, as a member of the Housing Element Update Task Force. Mr. Fruit was elected to PSHHC's Board of Directors on July 31, 1986 and has served as its Treasurer since November 7, 1986. He currently is both Secretary and Treasurer. Mr. Fruit brought with him a strong commitment and desire to assist the low-income population in our communities have safe and attractive affordable housing opportunities.. As an active board member,he has been involved in every aspect of the affordable housing business and is well aware of the housing situation in San Luis Obispo County. Additionally, his finance expertise has been invaluable to PSHHC as it entered into its first federal and state tax credit and 501(c)(3) bond financing transactions. I would also like to note that Mr. Fruit's work in the community also includes his work as a Search and Rescue volunteer for the local Sheriffs Office. Mr. Fruit's 16 years of housing background,together with his finance expertise, would be invaluable to the Housing Element Update Task Force and I highly recommend his-appointment. Please do not hesitate to contact me at(805) 781-3088 Ext. 454 should you have any questions or desire additional information. Sincerely, J ette Duncan Executive Director JD:jki 3533 Empleo Street San Luis Obispo,California 93401 26 E.Victoria Street TEL (805)781-3088 Santa Barbara,California 93101 1 FAX: (805)544-1901 TEL: (805)962-5152 E-mail:admin@pshhc.org FAX: (805)962-8152 {����/� www.pshhc.org A United Way Agency Email:sboffice@pshhc.org !CI • 1 ATTACH E�, #), San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce 1039 Chorro Street • San Luis Obispo, California 93401-3278 (805) 781-2777 • FAX (805) 543-1255 • TDD (805) 541-8416 December 18, 2002 David E. Garth, President/CEO John Mandeville Community Development Director 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Dear John, The San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce presents for your consideration the nomination of Charlie Fruit to fill the banker/housing lender seat on the Housing Element Update Task Force (his application has been filed with the planning department). As Vice-President at Coast National Bank, Charlie has played a leadership role in home lending and has been very active with People's Self-Help Housing. He served on the Chamber's Housing Task Force in 2002 and is a past Chamber board chair. In Charlie, you will have a representative with both the professional skills and the community- mindedness to make a significant contribution to the City's task force. Charlie has a clear understanding of the challenges ahead in providing housing for our community and will bring a clear and reasoned voice to the study and discussions. The recent completion of the bank's new building on Marsh St. has also given him an up to date appreciation of the planning process and current advisory bodies. Thank you for asking us to make a recommendation for this at large seat.You have our full support in this important work. Sincerely, CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO kZairperson Potter of the Board DEC 18 202 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT e-mail: slochamber@slochamber.org • websites: www.slochamber.org www.visitslo.com AbVISony i dy aPP Ucation ATTACHMRjt ::3 2. Charlie Fruit Banking/Finance 460-.9443 NAME AND HOUSING PERSPECTIVE REPRESENTED HOME PHONE 11185 El Camino Real Apt. A Atascadero 93442 541-0400 eat 107 RESIDENCE STREET ADDRESS CITY ZIP WORK PHONE Registered to vote? Yes Live in the City Limits? No How long? Ever attended an advisory body meeting? Yes PLEASE LIST THE ADVISORY BODIES YOU ARE APPLYiNGGFOR: (1) Housing Element Task Force.. (2) (Supplemental Questionnaires and interviews are required for each). EMPLOYMENT(Present or last employer[or school, if applicable]): Coast National Bank (Sr. V.P,) EDUCATION: Cal Poly San Luis Obispo B.S. Degree, School of Business, Management Najor RELEVANT TRAINING,EXPERIENCE,CERTIFICATES OF TRAINING, LICENSE.OR PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION: American Banker's Association, graduate level program, National School of Real Estate Finance Ohio State University . Started and ran Nid-State Bank's Nortga a Lending Division INVOLVEMENT IN COMMUNITY,VOLUNTEER, PROFESSIONAL AND/OR ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS: Former SLO Chamber President, Director of Teople's Self-Help Housing Corporation (17 yrs) SFLorrmeeBgr�,,nDcirecchhtoirrioff The Economic BOppppcortunneiatyy Commission, member and former Chairman of the Ct,RRFJQTaR-PREvio6%99AW&GK CITY�9 LUIS OBISPO ADVISORY BODIES (Please list names/dates): Chaired the city's Economic Strategy Task Force. How did you hear about this vacancy? Newspaper Ad_ Community Group X Word of Mouth_ City Hall_ Website_ Other please specify SPECIAL NOTES: (1) This application and supplement are "public documents" and are available for review upon request. Applicants are advised that they may be requested to file a Statement of Economic Interest disclosing all reportable interests held I you at the time of appointment: If applicable,a copy of this form will be provided by the City Clerk. (3) Unless otherwise indicate please fill out the attached Supplemental Questionnaire. Thank you. Applications are accepted year-round;however, if you are applying fora current vacancy,your application must be returned to the City Clerk by to be considered for the current round//o/f interview. C:UOI Cin AAWw S.H.lpyAk.,jo dSp�plrn„a,rakUJHtay 8,dy Ajv1kad.3 O cr ®0 rook N o rMIL O �■ m Banker/housing lender (select one) ❑ Anita Robinson l Charles Fruit I (Council Member's Signatum) Bankerihousing lender (select one) ❑ Anita Robinson M'Charles Fruit (Council ember's Signature) Banker/housing lender (select one) Anita Robinson ❑ Charles Fruit (Council Member's Signature) Banker/housing lender (select one) Anita Robinson ❑ Charles Fruit (Council Member'sSignature) Bankerthousing lender (select one) Anita Robinson ❑ Charles Fruit A?"W'W"34es Signature) 0 IEMM L M Mo �+ ,a M ._ O 3 O O O Ocl O 0 °L � m Imo m m v L. C� oEO ® ®C ff� 0 Downtown Resident (choose one) ❑ D. Gregg Doyle ❑ Landy Fike ❑ bert Griffin Kent MacDonald ❑ Jim Michel ❑ Laura Murphy ❑ Leo Pinard ❑ Ellen Weinstein I ,/r (Council Member's Signature) Downtown Resident (choose one) ❑ D. Gregg Doyle ❑ Landy Fike ❑_, Robert Griffin L�'Kent MacDonald ❑ Jim Michel ❑ Laura Murphy ❑ Leo Pinard ❑ Ellen Weinstein 13 L2Z (Council ember's Signature) Downtown Resident (choose one) ❑ D. Gregg Doyle ❑ Landy Fike QRobert Gritfn ❑ Kent MacDonald ❑ Jim Michel ❑ Laura Murphy ❑ Leo Pinard ❑ Ellen Weinstein ��.�. (Council Member's Signature) Downtown Resident (choose one) ❑ D. Gregg Doyle ❑ Landy Fike CARobert Griffin ❑ Kent MacDonald ❑ Jim Michel ❑ Laura Murphy ❑ Leo Pinard ❑ Ellen Weinstein (Council Mem is Signature) Downtown Resident (choose one) ❑ D. Gregg Doyle ❑ Landy Fike ❑ Robert Griffin �nt MacDonald ❑ Jim Michel ❑ Laura Murphy Leo Pinard ❑ Ellen Weinstein 46� (Council Member's Signatur�e)— 01/07/2003 13:34 8055429r-F4 DJ&VJ LYNCH PAGE 02 RECEIVED JAN 0 7 2003 NNOF SLO CITY CLERK Neighborhoods North of Foothill NNOF A California Nonpmfit Public Benelat Corporatiou MAX)lVEMEss P.O.Boa 13023,Sant Luis Obispo CA 93406 Ira Alper (805)542-9554 'f°an Mcinhold nch Tomm einJanuary 6, 2003 Camille Small Roger Stccic RED FILE Susan Tsao Denton Wilson MEETING AGENDA ban Woolley DATE ITEM #�.L_ To: Members of the San Luis Obispo City Council From: Joan Lynch,President,Neighborhoods North of Foothill As you select the members of the Housing Element Update Task Force we urge.you to give careful consideration to the composition of the group. There are so many special interests given priority representation on the task force that ordinary residents,the most numerous stakeholders of all, appear to be dramatically under-represerrted. The two at-large seats allocated to neighborhoods should go to individuals who truly represent San Luis Obispo residents. Neighborhoods are where the individuals and families who support the cultural, social, religious,political and economic life of the City live. They are the people in homes they have worked hard to acquire,who pay property- taxes, ropertytaxes, work in both private and.public sector occupations, who own and operate local businesses,practicetheir various professions---medical, legal, educational, etc.-=-and make San Luis Obispo the special community that it is. Andrew Carter and Leo Pinard are nominees for the at-large `Neighborhoods" seats. In the most recent City election Mr. Carter proved himself to be an intelligent, hard- working, forceful advocate for good government in San.Luis Obispo. He was also an effective citizen advocate for the preservation of the Hawthorne neighborhood and its elementary school during last year's deliberations by the San Luis Coastal Unified School District. Mr. Carter is it well-qualified nominee for the"Renter/low-income/family" seat. Leo Pinard has a long history.of involvement with San Luis Obispo neighb.or�hoods. He was one of the founders cifthe"Downtown"neighborhood organization and has . continued to be an advocate for area residents. Mr. Pinard is a well-qualified nominee for the "Downtown resident"seat on the task force. We encourage you to support both of these nominees. 1'COU INCL e, CDD DIR t.a. H CAO FIN DIR �/ �'ACAO ZFIRE CHIEF Joan Lynch, President (?ATTORNEY 7 PW DIR Neighborhoods North of Foothill ZCLERK/ORIG 2-POUCE CHF ❑ DEPT HEADS EADS ?AEC DIR �(—�LO 01HR D RIR Jan dh 03 09: 00a CYDMEY HOLCOMB 805-594-0365 P. 1 RECEIVED JAN 0 6 2003 Ali RN Q SLO CITY CLERK Residents for Quality Neighborhoods P.O. Box 12604. San Luis Obispo, CA 93406 RED FILE MEETING AGENDA January 6, 2003 DA 1 o ITEM #�I ,_ Faxed To: 781-7109 Re: Nominations to the Housing Element Update Task Force/ 1-7-03, Item #A1 Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council, The individual Task Force Stakeholder Groups, by their very nature have identified and invited representation by those who are advocates for special interests. Combined as a group, however, they need to present a "broad spectrum of community interests". With that in mind, we feel it is Very important that the two remaining "neighborhood" positions be filled by residents who have a proven record of protecting the stability of the City's "existing" neighborhoods. (see attached: Resolution No. 9387 [2002 Series] Task Force Goals). While all of the nominees appear to meet the basic qualifications for selection we believe that Andrew Carter and Leo Pinard are the most suited to represent the"neighborhood" categories. Andrew Carter would bring a unique "family" perspective to the task force, as the stay-at-home parent of four young children. He has been involved with the issues and dynamics facing our neighborhood school system. He is a committed advocate for affordable housing in the City and is well known for speaking at City Council, Planning Commission and other public meetings on a variety of Issues currently facing the community. His analytical skills, economic background, and ability to craft workable solutions would be invaluable in the quest to solve the City's complex housing issues. Leo-Pinard has been a bona fide "downtown resident" for over thirty years. His contributions to the City of San Luis Obispo and his Involvement with neighborhood issues are well known in the community. He has served on many City committees throughout the years, including the Cultural Heritage Committee, which he founded. He is also a founding member of the Old Town Neighborhood Association and Resident's for Quality Neighborhoods. He has knowledge and hands on experience in regards to the city's historical housing and has a deep and proven commitment to Its preservation. Both of these nominees have a proven track record of service to the community. They thoroughly understand the neighborhood perspective and most importantly they would the provide necessary balance on this committee. We ask that you support our recommendations and appoint both Andrew Carter and Leo Pinard to the neighborhood members-at-large positions on the Housing Element Update Task Force. Si cerely, G COUNCIL ' 'Er COD RIR C ne Hol mb ACAO Chairperson, RQN 3ATTORNEy PW CHIEF Ja'PW DIR 25"CLERK,ORIQ ;YPOUCE CHF Attachment 13 DEPT HEADS 4AEC DIR �'''---il`- AI , P'UT' L DIR �- �� l�HR DIR Jan 06 03 09: 01a CYDnEY HOLCOMB 805-594-0365 p. 2 RESOLUTION NO. 9387 (2002 Series) A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO ESTABLISHING AN AD HOC HOUSING ELEMENT TASK FORCE WHEREAS, the City is updating its General Plan Housing Element with-the goals of expanding housing opportunities for very-low, low, and moderate income households,nreser= and enhancing residential neighborhoodsand complying with state .laws, including the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA); and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission and City Council have approved a Housing Element Update work program that promotes community participation in the update process; and WHEREAS, to promote community participation that reflects a wide range of interests; perspectives and needs, the City Council seeks to create a volunteer, ad hoc Housing Element Task Force to advise the Planning Commission and City Council during the Housing Element update process. BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo that: SECTION 1. Housing,Element Task Force. The City Council hereby establishes the Housing Element Task Force to assist the City during the Housing Element update process. The Task Force shall be an ad hoc, volunteer advisory body serving at the pleasure of the City Council. SECTION 2. Duties of the Task Force. The duties of the Task Force shall be as follows: 1. Review and comment on existing housing policies and programs in an effort to expand housing opportunities for very-low, low, and moderate income households. 2. Recommend new housing goals, policies or programs to address community housing needs. 3. Review the Draft Housing Element Update. 4. Other duties as assigned by the City Council. SECTION 3. Term and Meetings. The Task Force shall serve during the term of the Housing Element update, starting January 1, 2003 and ending June 30, 2003, unless extended by the City Council. Meetings shall be once a month, or more frequently during this term if determined necessary by the Community Development Director and the majority of Task Force members, and shall generally be organized as follows: R 9387 Jan . d6 03 09: 01a CYDNEY HOLCOMB 905-594-0365 p. 3 i Resolution No. 9387 (2002 Series) Page 2 Meeting 1: Organizational and background briefing Meeting 2: Review past Housing Element programs Meeting 3: Review new housing policies and programs Meeting 4: Recommend new housing policies and programs Meeting 5: Review draft Housing Element Update Meeting 6: Summarize and forward comments to the Planning Commission and City Council SECTION 4. Appointment of Task Force Members. Task Force members shall be appointed by a majority vote of the City Council, and shall represent a wide spectrum of community interests, perspectives, and housing needs, with at least two-thirds of the Task Force comprised of city residents. Upon motion of Mayor Settle, seconded by Council Member Ewan, and on the following roll call vote: AYES: Council Member s Ewan, Mulholland, and Schwartz, Vice Mayor Marx, and Mayor Settle NOES: None ABSENT: None the foregoing resolution was adopted this 12"' day of November 2002 Mayor Allen K. ettle ATTEST: J ' \ C�✓vim Lee Price, C.M.0 City Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM: ffl G. org en ity Attomey