Agenda packet — Costa Mesa City Council, April 16, 2024 (part 3 of 3)

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City of Costa Mesa Application for Committee Appointments (Feb. 24') 2 / 2
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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? Animal Service Committee - Outreach and pet licensing - Admittedly I have not been the best about licensing my dogs and I think a huge part of it is that it is just not on my mind. So my goal would be to spread outreach possibly partnering with vets in the area to ensure that pets get licensed. I also want people to see what the benefits of what they get when they license their pet. Our community nextdoor posts are 35% lost pets and if we can implement something like an AI match of found pets to the photos of licensed ones I think we can be able to help with that. Another way to promote licensing is to do chip events. A lot of people think their pet is chipped but they don't know for certain and if their pet is chipped, a lot of times it could be outdated information. By holding an event where we can scan and assist residents in updating their pets chips we can demonstrate tangible value of getting their pet licensed.

Finance and Pension Advisory Committee - Besides reviewing the city's budgets, finances, investments and contracts I am not sure what specific projects the committee normally takes on. I am however, very eager to learn more about our city's financial operations and contribute in any way I can.

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Contact Information:Note: This contact information will not be posted on the City's website or distributed to the public.

However, this information is still subject to release pursuant to the California Public Records Act.

Name: Sean Healey
Address:

City/Town:

ZIP/Postal Code:

Email Address:

Phone (cell):

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Full Name:

Sean Healey
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Costa Mesa, CA 92703 | 708-220-2232 | [email protected]

SEAN HEALEY
PORTFOLIO MANAGER 03/2023 to Current
CommerceWest Bank, Irvine, CA
SENIOR UNDERWRITER 10/2021 to 03/2023
Integro Bank, Remote
PORTFOLIO MANAGER, AVP 06/2018 to 07/2021
Pacific Mercantile Bank
FINANCIAL ANALYST 11/2015 to 05/2018
Western National Group
CREDIT ANALYST 06/2014 to 10/2015
Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago

WORK HISTORY
Managed diverse commercial loan portfolio of C&I and CRE loans.● Underwrote complex C&I deals for core prospects which involved financial analysis, term and covenant structuring and preparation of credit recommendations ●
In charge of setting up the Loan Origination System for Integro Bank including bank processes related to credit applications, underwriting, presentation, loan documentation and boarding of commercial loans
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In charge of structuring and underwriting Integro Bank's commercial loans including lines of credit, term loans and real estate
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Helped build a platform for providing Integro Bank's business customers with actionable insights (scenario forecasting, valuation, ratio analysis) based on a customer's financials and peer data
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Underwrote complex C&I deals for core prospects which involved financial analysis, term and covenant structuring and preparation of credit recommendations ●
Managed Pacific Mercantile Bank's Irvine portfolio including preparing modifications and renewals of existing credits
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Facilitated collection, spreading and analysis of customer reporting items● Leader in the transition and implementation of the Bank's spreading and monitoring software from CASH suite to CreditTrack, requiring advance knowledge of excel and bank operations
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Improved automated and created reports and procedures for the loan monitoring group.● Maintained and updated financial models for WNG's two multifamily funds analyzing key financial ratios and projected fund returns
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Reviewed and compiled quarterly financial statements and presentations for fund investors● Maintained and improved asset and financial models with accounting information and market projections
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Assisted acquisitions team in underwriting potential multifamily acquisitions.● Monitored and determined security haircuts using credit model components such as Value● 481
at Risk, Model Risk, Liquidation Risk, Management Discretion and Financial Strength Adjustments
Created back testing database and procedures to monitor member's security collateral portfolios
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Assisted in running the OTTI process using CoreLogic's Risk Model software to determine quarterly Credit losses on the Bank's private-label MBS portfolio ●
Actively managed collateral portfolios for members, which include loans, securities and cash positions
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Processed and handled members' security payments and transactions including sales, purchases and account transfers.
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University of California Irvine - Data Analytics Boot Camp Other, Data Science, 11/2021
University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN
Bachelor's, Finance, 05/2014

EDUCATION
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Full Name:

Syed Zia Hussain
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Indicate the name of the Committee you are interested in serving on:

Animal Services Committee ,
Active Transportation Committee,
Finance and Pension Advisory Committee,
Housing and Public Service Grants Committee ,
Mobile Home Park Advisory Committee
Q3
Indicate why you wish to serve on this Committee. Provide any experience or qualifications you may possess that you think would be beneficial to this Committee. A resume (optional) may be attached.

I am a fresh graduate from Cal Poly Pomona State University undergraduate degree in Urban Planning. I have volunteered with Civic Well Climate Forum 2023, I am also serving at the Mobile Housing Committee City of Costa Mesa at this moment. I have conducted couple of research in Costa Mesa, CA voluntarily. I find Costa Mesa one of the best cities within Orange County and believe it has a lot potential to improve and imply sustainable solutions for future growth.

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? I would like to serve as a Costa Mesa resident. I have been living here for 11 years. As a City of Costa Mesa Committee member, I would be able to play my part in finding better and sustainable solution to further improving the Costa Mesa.

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1 Syed Zia Hussain
Member of Mobile Housing Committee, City of Costa Mesa, CA. 2023.

[email protected]. Cell phone: 1-714-280-3730
Education
Cal Poly Pomona, California, CA. Dec 2023 Bachelors of Urban Planning. GPA 3.16
Orange Coast College. California, United States. Dec 2019 Associate degree in Architecture (Honors)
GPA 3.36
Orange Coast College. California, United States. Dec 2016 Associate Degree (Honors) in Event Management
GPA 3.36
Relevant Coursework
CEQA 101 online Course (Gov. Office Planning and Research).

URP 4040 Place-making – Study Florence-Graham city. In final research presentation proposed solutions to the S. Central Ave and E. 74 Street. Focus of the research was to make the site more safer, and children friendly because of the Wisdom Elementary School.

Advance Project Management from Coastline Community College.

Freelance Projects 2023 –To-date
Community Enrichment Program,
Civic Well 2023 Adaptation Climate Forum – Support to recruit volunteers, Videography on “Impact of McBride Park Long Beach on Youth”
McBride Park Impacts on the Youth Community Long Beach, California. - YouTube Work Experience
Community Service Leader II Jan ’24 - update Work for R.O.C.K Program, it is after school program served by Recreation Department, City of Costa Mesa, CA. Require self- motivation and team-player abilities. Assist with program planning on field; maintain record of schedule and log-book of day to day duties and hours of work. Supervise check-in and check-outs, activities, fire drills, help with homework, artwork and games, and keep a health and safe environment.

Student Connect SoCal Community Outreach: SCAG Project May ‘23-June ’23 Engage public to fill out surveys, conduct street events, Research and suggest new locations for more survey Planning Aide Intern: June ‘22-July ‘22 Cal Poly Pomona Facility Planning and Management, CA.

Record keeping, cold calls, drawing figure grounds, site analysis, printout architectural drawing, keeping files, report writing, and administrative work.

Administrative Intern Oct ‘21- Feb ‘22 City of Tustin Department of Community Planning, Tustin, CA.

Review variance, condition permits, and design reviews, Quality control and update code files. Customer service and attend phone calls. Review General Plan, zoning, subdivision, and environmental report review. Work as a team and individually.

Recreation leader June ’20 –Oct’21 City of San Clemente, San Clemente.

Supervised Summer campus games and activity for children, manage inventory, customer service, games, and setups and breakdowns.

Event Planner Unpaid Intern June‘15 –Dec‘15 American Family Housing, Tustin, CA
Outreach, promotion, and marketing for “Summer Festival for Homeless Veterans”. Sold out a stall and raise more than $ 3,000 through bringing in vendors.

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2 Awards and Recognitions:

Research on Walkability, presented at OCC Symposium 2019 and 2020 and Cal Poly Pomona 2023.

Topic: ”Effects of New High-Density Residency on Walkability in Costa Mesa, CA”.

Topic: “How Mix-Use Land Contributes to Walkability in 19th Street, Costa Mesa, CA.” 2023.

Administration Skill: Comfortable working in, group and individual setting, research, excellent customer service skills, and marketing and sales experience, organizational skills, general clerical tasks, data managing, data entry, report writing, and event management.

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Full Name:

Caley Turner
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Indicate the name of the Committee you are interested in serving on:

Animal Services Committee
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Indicate why you wish to serve on this Committee. Provide any experience or qualifications you may possess that you think would be beneficial to this Committee. A resume (optional) may be attached.

I am a Costa Mesa resident and licensed attorney with a huge love for animals. I have volunteered with various animal shelters and other animal related organizations throughout my life and and would love to be able to contribute to my local community in this regard.

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? I am very interested in animal related community events, specifically helping to promote pet adoption and teach residents more about proper animal care and the local resources available to them. I am also interested in finding ways to improve upon the city's current animal services and potential collaborations with private and public entities that could benefit local residents and animal service organizations.

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Cara R. Stewart
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As a career storyteller and owner of a top OC public relations firm since 2001, I have always been deeply passionate about using my skills to advocate for causes close to my heart, particularly animal welfare. My genuine love and concern for the well-being of animals have driven me to actively engage in various initiatives to promote responsible pet ownership and improve the lives of animals in our community.

Throughout my career, I have had the privilege of writing for animal welfare organizations and contributing to pet owner education materials developed by a nationwide pet veterinary organization. Additionally, I have organized numerous pet adoption events, focusing on connecting returning service members with loving companions. These experiences have not only allowed me to witness the profound impact of the human-animal bond but have also reinforced my commitment to advocating for the welfare of animals.

As a storyteller and community leader, I have always prioritized community engagement and collaboration. I firmly believe in the power of dialogue and cooperation in addressing pet safety and animal control issues. As a member of the board of directors of the Alzheimer's Association Orange County, I have witnessed firsthand the importance of the pet-human bond in enhancing the quality of life for individuals impacted by dementia and other brain health disorders. This experience has further fueled my determination to ensure that all members of the Costa Mesa community, including our four-legged friends, are supported and valued.

My commitment to the City of Costa Mesa runs deep. Having lived in Costa Mesa for over a decade and owning businesses in the city, I am deeply invested in its growth and development. I previously served on the Fairview Park Committee and participated in the cannabis working group, demonstrating my dedication to contributing to the betterment of our community. Despite a brief absence from the city in 2021, I have returned with renewed enthusiasm and a steadfast commitment to building up my community. Pets are family, and I am committed to ensuring that Costa Mesa remains a welcoming and inclusive environment for all types of families. #30

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? Looking ahead, I envision a future where responsible pet ownership is prioritized and the number of stray animals is significantly reduced through the promotion of adoption events and spay/neutering programs. Additionally, I am passionate about exploring ways to enhance the pet-friendly amenities in Costa Mesa, allowing residents to enjoy more of our beautiful city with their beloved pets while ensuring that all members of our community can safely interact with well-trained, four-legged companions. With my passion for animal welfare, extensive community engagement experience, and collaborative approach, I am confident that I can make a meaningful contribution to the committee's efforts to improve the lives of animals and residents in our city.

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Contact Information:Note: This contact information will not be posted on the City's website or distributed to the public.

However, this information is still subject to release pursuant to the California Public Records Act.

Name: Cara R. Stewart
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Full Name:

Cara R. Stewart
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Cara R. Stewart
Orange County, California
[email protected] 949-290-5563
linkedin.com/in/cararstewart http://www.altalunas.com
Summary
Listen up, pioneers and trailblazers of the Innovation Economy: If you’re looking to shine a megawatt spotlight on your breakthroughs while expertly sidestepping any PR landmines, you’ve come to the right place.

I'm a real-life fusion of Olivia Pope's crisis swagger, Sarah Jane Smith's insatiable curiosity and Samantha Jones' bold PR prowess.

Cara R. Stewart here — armed with strategy, creativity and a bulldog determination, just like those iconic characters, but in the real world. From rewriting narratives to outsmarting snags, I'm all about acing challenges, no matter the odds. A boundless innovator, strategic communicator and relentless advocate for positive change, I'm right at home in the Innovation Economy.

My career kicked off in 1994 as a journalist, capturing the novel and notable in Orange County, California — from everyday heroes to trust-eroding wrongdoers.

Fast forward to my early career at hypergrowth giants, visionary startups and government agencies. Think global corporate communications, ghostwriting for FORTUNE 50 CXOs, launching game-changers, handling IPOs and M&As, and guarding the reputations of thought leaders.

In 2001, entrepreneurship beckoned, and I responded with WunderMarx. We soared to be OC's third-largest PR firm and earned a “best places to work” nod. Jump to 2018, when I cofounded MyJane, sparking women to have candid conversations about cannabis. I crafted branding, captained PR and orchestrated market research that led to an acquisition.

With more than two decades as a creative entrepreneur, I've honed the art of psychology-fueled storytelling.

In my role as a strategic adviser to CXOs and boards of directors, I become your covert asset, adept at uncovering concealed opportunities. To the esteemed circle of advisors who rally behind them — the network of attorneys, investors, coaches, accountants, M&A brokers and others — regard me as an extension of your brain trust, the dependable partner you rely on to execute strategies and bring them to life.

As the founder and CEO of Altalunas International, I lead a team of strategists, advocateurs, brand journalists and crisis handlers. We're in the business of helping the companies and people driving the global Innovation Economy share their stories of impact with the world, driving tangible results.

Public relations, crisis communications, reputation management, M&A communications and brand journalism? Consider them our playground.

Call/text me at +1 949-290-5563 or email me at [email protected] to collaborate.

Experience
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Founder & CEO
Altalunas International
Jan 2021 - Present (3 years 3 months)
Altalunas International is a strategic advisory and integrated public relations firm specializing in high-stakes communications and crisis management. With offices in Southern California, Chicago, Washington D.C. and Toronto, we accelerate the growth of vision-driven lifestyle, tech, food and beverage. wellness, cannabis and advocacy brands and the changemakers leading these innovations.

Executive Communications Consultant + Freelance Writer
The Brand Journalist
Jan 2010 - Present (14 years 3 months)
Cara is an award-winning Jungian brand strategist, brand journalist, executive ghostwriter and freelance writer. Using research and interviewing skills honed as a reporter, she is able to quickly simplify diverse and complex subjects into easy-to-understand and persuasive content. Cara writes long- and short- form articles, websites, social media, speeches, scripts, brand messaging, blogs, crisis communications and more for wide-ranging industries, including disruptive technologies, lifestyle innovations, CBD and cannabis, personal finance, aesthetic medicine, medical device, pet care, wellness, healthcare, beauty, professional services, distribution, nonprofit and advocacy. Her clients have included Carrington Real Estate Services, CoreLogic, ECCU (credit union), Profit Recovery Partners, Providence Medical, San Francisco International Airport, Tandem Diabetes and Team Logic IT.

Vice President of Marketing and Communications
ManifestSeven
Jun 2019 - Dec 2020 (1 year 7 months)
At the first integrated omnichannel platform for legal cannabis and CBD — merging compliant distribution with a retail superhighway — Cara led a large, multigenerational and multilocation marketing, brand and communications team comprised of specialists in public relations, consumer marketing, B2B marketing, digital marketing, creative, social media/influencer relations, content marketing, ecommerce and customer service. Developed and oversaw branding, GTM and strategic marketing/sales integration for eight D2C, B2C and B2B brands, including corporate relations for parent company; a distribution and logistics company; a women’s lifestyle and wellness CPG company spanning skincare and holistic self-care; and several ecommerce companies selling fast-moving consumer goods. Onboarded and integrated acquired brands into one global strategy through brand relaunches or refreshes, change management and GTM planning. Created and managed a multimillion- dollar P&L based on KPIs, market research and ROI. Pivoted to a digital-first strategy that increased ecommerce sales YOY. Took initiative to forge company’s first community relations, cause marketing and brand partner relationships. Developed crisis communications protocols for identifiable industry threats as well as the COVID-19 pandemic. Surpassed retail lead generation KPIs and retail guest retention KPIs. Launched retail education events in store and through social media with measurable ROI. Spearheaded first retail guest experience survey and loyalty program.

Co-Founder & Chief Creative Officer
MyJane LLC
May 2018 - May 2019 (1 year 1 month)

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Recognizing that women are the new targets of the adult-use cannabis wellness sector — yet their needs are not being addressed — Cara sped MyJane through the innovation cycle to a successful acquisition.

Ideation: Developed brand to serve as the honest broker between women and the industry to normalize cannabis usage. Launched industry’s first premium box company showcasing CBD/cannabis-based wellness solutions for sleep, stress, pain and skincare, created by women for women.

Incubation & Validation: Led market research among 42,000 Gen X and baby boomer women in Southern California. Developed a successful focus group and speaker series to educate target markets about cannabis/CBD and create pre-launch demand for service.

Acceleration: Focused fundraising on securing seed investment and maximizing brand equity, which led to an acquisition by ManifestSeven.

Vice President
Reveille, Inc.

Mar 2018 - May 2018 (3 months)
Cara was responsible for bringing together brand-building and performance marketing to tell clients’ stories of innovation using omnimedia channels. She championed the growth of the branding, content, marketing communications and creative services staff and assisted in the business development of the agency.

Director of Brand Strategy and Content
Reveille, Inc.

Mar 2014 - Mar 2018 (4 years 1 month)
In this fast-paced, cross-functional agency role, Cara served as a member of Reveille's senior leadership. She was responsible for developing and executing omnimedia strategic plans encompassing public relations, influencer relations, social media, marketing communications, crisis communications, executive visibility and thought leadership, and branding. She also led content development efforts to ensure message continuity across channels and audiences.

Founder and Chief Executive Officer
WunderMarx
2002 - 2009 (7 years)
Cara founded and grew her solo consultancy into one of the top three marketing and PR agencies in Orange County, Calif., in less than four years. She differentiated WunderMarx among the Southern California agency ecosystem by offering robust business consulting services and integrated marketing communications consulting. The firm served distribution and logistics; semiconductor; enterprise SaaS, fintech, governance, risk and compliance (GRC); and med device brands, and specialized in developing the brand reputation of emerging-growth companies. Among the agency's highlights, Cara and her team created brand equity for six companies that contributed to their successful mergers, acquisitions and institutional investments. Clients included Axiom Microdevices (acquired by Skyworks), DexCom, EON Reality, GloNav (acquired by Broadcom), California’s Thank You Ocean Campaign, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Enclarity (acquired by LexisNexis), EON Reality, OptionEase (acquired by Solium Capital), Printronix and Webvisible. OC METRO recognized Cara R. Stewart - page 3
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WunderMarx as one of the best places to work in Orange County in 2008 based on its commitment to corporate social responsibility.

Director, Client Services
HKA Marketing Communications
2001 - 2001 (less than a year)
At this public relations agency focused on Orange County companies, Cara collaborated with the agency founder and president to formulate comprehensive business development strategies and attract a portfolio of technology clients. She also mentored young professionals on staff to aid in their development of required media relations, client relations and writing skills.

Director, Corporate and Marketing Communications
Ethentica
2000 - 2001 (1 year)
Cara led communications strategies for this early-stage developer of fingerprint biometric software technology. She wrote the comprehensive PR, sales communications and employee communications strategy to launch Ethentica and complement the company’s product development, product marketing and business development efforts. Among her achievements, Cara secured 30 positive product reviews among top-tier technology, business, consumer and local media during a one-year campaign.

Account Manager
1999 - 1999 (less than a year)
Cara managed the corporate PR account team for Toshiba Computer Systems Group.

Manager, Worldwide Public Relations
Ingram Micro
1996 - 1999 (3 years)
Public Information Officer, City of Anaheim Public Utilities City of Anaheim
1997 - 1998 (1 year)
Senior Copywriter, Marketing Services
Ingram Micro
1995 - 1997 (2 years)
Reporter
Orange County Register
1994 - 1996 (2 years)
Education
Green Flower
Ganjier Certified Level Online Training, https://www.ganjier.com/online-curriculum/ Cara R. Stewart - page 4 492
National University
Bachelor of Arts, Communications
1994 - 1996
Skills
Brand journalism • B2C e-commerce • Business-to-Business (B2B) • Team Leadership • Branding & Identity • Journalism • Blogging • Writing • Copywriting • Feature Articles Honors & Awards
Best Public Service Announcement - BLUE Ocean Film Festival and Conservation Event
2012
Best PSA for “Don’t Trash the Beach,” created for Thank You Ocean and featuring actor and activist Edward James Olmos (thankyouocean.org)
PROTOS
- PRSA Orange County
2007
PROTOS, Total Program, Business-to-Business for "Find Yourself Anywhere" launch campaign created for GloNav Inc., a fabless semiconductor company developing single-chip GPS solutions Cara R. Stewart - page 5
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Full Name:

Danielle Mills
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Indicate the name of the Committee you are interested in serving on:

I have worked in the veterinary field for over 20 years, as well as have fostered cats/kittens and dogs/puppies many times through a few different rescues.

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? Interested in being on the committee and supporting adoption and wellness events.

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paul lancaster
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Indicate the name of the Committee you are interested in serving on:

Animal Services Committee ,
Active Transportation Committee,
Housing and Public Service Grants Committee ,
Mobile Home Park Advisory Committee
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Indicate why you wish to serve on this Committee. Provide any experience or qualifications you may possess that you think would be beneficial to this Committee. A resume (optional) may be attached.

Housing and public service grants committee is my interest. With previous contracting experience I cam apply here I think the technical aspects are well served. I live in councilman Chavez's district. As one of few homeowners on my block, Weelo Drive, I can provide valuable feedback from other residents who are often ignored in simple things like permit parking which is only accessible to owners. As a bilingual resident, I find that my.neighbors are often ignored. Its.not fair and I can help.

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? The bike lane, the master plan redevelopment of my district. Adjusting the city's master plan. Opening a street vendor location and offering case workers to navigate the permit.process with the county and to allocate funds for doing so. It shouldn't be the fairgrounds.

Fairview developmental is also interesting.

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Angela Minjares
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As a member of the Animal Services Committee since its inception, I have seen a lot of positive changes and some challenges that still need to be addressed. Being on the committee for has given me a lot of experience and I’ve seen what works and what doesn’t work. As a long-standing member, I have served as Vice-Chair, have rarely been absent from meetings, have contributed suggestions and ideas to try and improve the city’s Animal Services, and question and follow up on concerns regarding Animal Services and its partners so they are held to a high caliber. Currently Costa Mesa’s Animal Services is experiencing a lot of change and uncertainty after being placed back under the purview of Animal Control and the sudden separation from the city’s previous animal shelter. I have had the opportunity to meet with top Costa Mesa Police personnel and one of many points we all agreed on is the importance of continuity with committee members and Animal Control. With this, my previous experience, and passion I have for animals and the city of Costa Mesa, I believe I would be a great asset to see Costa Mesa’s Animal Services through the current changes and be able to establish a stable and flourishing service for the community. #18

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? As a member of the Animal Services Committee, there are several projects and ideas that need our attention to build on and grow into a well established and well-known program for the city of Costa Mesa for our two-legged and four-legged residents. 1) Strengthen the public view of Animal Control: to make the public comfortable in calling Animal Control for strays and animals found A) Create videos of animal control officers showing how they pick up animals through the process of transferring to shelter/rescue B) Create video “interviews” to get to know animal control officers on a more personable level and show their love of animals C) Create print info on animal control officers, possibly in baseball card format, to have at events; have staff or volunteers talk to people about animal control in a positive way
D) Include an article about animal control officers in Costa Mesa’s City Hall weekly snapshot E) Include animal control officers in “coffee with a cop” F) See if animal control officers can attend events to do a “meet and greet” with the public 2) TNR Program
A) Make a recommendation to city council using the vast amount of information and research collected by the committee so we can conclude this item one way or another
3) Educate the public on responsible pet ownership and care A) Provide ongoing resources and information to the public regarding shelter and adoption services on cities social media, the Scoop newsletter, city and Animal Services websites, City Hall’s weekly snapshot, etc.

B) Provide print info, flyers, etc to be posted and rotated at parks and city public spaces:
a) educational flyers, or “for more info” flyers at parks to educate public on varying topics (importance of licensing, basic training tips, steps for responsible ownership, coyotes, etc)
b) Create informational piece on the new process of how to rescue and get stray cats to the Costa Mesa Animal Shelter 3) Also include info on where to find other educational resources, i.e. Paws 101 series, Animal Services website, the Scoop newsletter, etc.
4) Create mailers with information on animal adoptions, resources, what to do if an animal is found, etc.

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ANGELA MINJARES
Costa Mesa, CA
(805) 291-2260
[email protected]

Summary
Detail oriented and results driven with over 10 years experience in non-profit. Over 10 years supervisory experience managing a large volunteer program. Over two years supervisory experience managing student employees. Over six years of increasing administrative and human resources experience. Passion for helping others and making a difference in the community.

Skills

Vastly proficient in Microsoft Outlook and Office Strong problem solving abilities Experience with Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop Work well independently and in a team environment Highly successful interpersonal skills Proficient in a variety of clerical duties Excellent written and verbal communication Considerable experience working with diverse populations
Multitasking projects with varying deadlines Community outreach and volunteer management experience
Taking initiative to develop and complete projects Skilled in public speaking Use of modern office equipment Work in a fast paced environment with multiple interruptions

Community Service Engagement January 2018 - Present

City of Costa Mesa
Animal Services Committee Member
• Appointed by the City Council to 5-member volunteer panel charged with educating residents on responsible pet ownership and care with regard to City ordinances and frequently asked questions • Established fundraising initiatives to support Animal Care Services, the Bark Park, and public education through the Costa Mesa Foundation
• Completed and approved contractual agreements with Newport Center Animal Hospital and Priceless Pet Rescue to establish a new Animal Shelter and Pet Adoption Center for the City of Costa Mesa. • Promoted animal adoptions at various community events • Produced public service announcement in print and video regarding the three-pronged partnership with Animal Control, Newport Center Animal Hospital and Priceless Pet Rescue • Worked on recommendations to the City Council regarding ordinances related to a Trap Neuter Release (TNR) program for community cats
• Worked with other shelters, cities, and organizations to develop or improve practices and policies related to shelter care, TNR programs, and community eduation • Assist Animal Control with promotion and education related to coyotes and the City’s Coyote Management Plan
• Coordinate with Parks and Community Services and Animal Care Services on community events, initiatives and projects

Experience

Officer Coordinator February 2017 - Present UC Irvine Health
• Provided administrative support for Human Resources, created search plans in UC Recruit database to recruit staff, faculty and postdoctoral fellows
• Requested onboarding, renewal, and separation requests through Service Now system • Assisted in the recruitment, interview process, and hiring of student assistants who support the various divisions throughout the department
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• Created and maintained accurate staff, visiting scholar, and Volunteer Clinical Faculty personnel files and records, maintained strict security and confidentiality for all files • Assisted in supervision of HR/Personnel student assistants, assigned tasks, oversaw completion of work, and provided coaching and direction when needed
• Coordinated the Volunteer Clinical Faculty program, established and implemented written policies and procedures, prepared and submitted applications for new and renewal appointments, tracked participation and performance using spreadsheets,
• Provided administrative support for Academic Affairs, assisted with preparation and submission of files for new faculty appointments, merit increases, and promotional reviews • Created and processed files in Academic Review Personnel database for academic review actions for appointments and promotions
• Assisted faculty and visiting scholars with preparation and submission of appointment and renewal files, prepared and submitted visa requests for visiting scholars and their dependents, acted as liaison for visiting scholars providing assistance and information throughout the process • Managed front desk duties, greeted and provided assistance to all visitors in a professional and welcoming manner, served as back-up to Office Manager for calendar management of department meeting spaces, and distributed mail, packages, and deliveries

Volunteer Manager June 2007 – February 2017
American Red Cross, Blood Services
• Managed and oversaw an average of 120 volunteers and interns from a diverse population addressing performance issues, providing volunteer support, managing scheduling issues, and recognizing volunteers on a regular basis
• Performed community outreach efforts to develop and maintain partnerships with local universities and community colleges, local organizations, government agencies, churches, and other non-profits • Recruited volunteers through social media, local newspapers, print ads, flyers, and brochures • Gave public presentations to individuals and groups at school and college fairs, in the form of informational sessions, and offsite training events
• Conducted volunteer interviews and assessments to ensure volunteers are qualified and appropriate for various volunteer positions
• Provided orientation and training to individuals and groups ensuring proper placement and qualification to assist donors in a health setting
• Coordinated the scheduling of volunteers for daily blood drives occurring at varying times of day and locations in North Orange County
• Managed the online volunteer database regarding volunteer schedule, hours, updating important information, and ongoing recognition of volunteers • Maintained accurate and updated volunteer records while maintaining secure and confidential volunteer files
• Supported volunteers by providing coaching and re-direction when needed, adjusting their schedule to best suit their needs, and promoted those with leadership potential to lead positions
• Organized, planned, and coordinated quarterly volunteer recognition events • Collaborated with colleagues to ensure proper placement of potential volunteers and worked closely to provide additional support to one another and internal customers • Performed a variety of clerical duties in support of the volunteer program including intake of phone calls, filing, maintain a variety of files and records, word processing, creating a range of reports, and data entry

Enrollment Case Manager February 2006 – June 2007
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Orange County
• Conducted interviews with child enrollees, at-risk youth, and parents or guardians • Performed in-depth screenings and interviews of prospective adult volunteers to determine their suitability as a mentor
• Oriented and trained prospective adult volunteers on their role and responsibilities involved in the program and mentoring youth
• Assessed, screened, and evaluated each applicant’s suitability and placement into the program • Matched appropriate adult volunteers to mentor the most suitable child based on varying factors 499
• Tracked, recorded, and reported any allegations made by the child enrollee or the parent/guardian • Managed, arranged, and supervised monthly community group events for matched volunteers and children

After School Instructor August 2005 – February 2006 Camp Fire USA – Tustin, CA
• Supervised and instructed at-risk youth who had been identified as benefiting from an after school program
• Instructed sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students in supplementary math, science and English lessons • Assisted students in completing homework assignments and improved their understanding of various subjects
• Developed and implemented lesson plans for extracurricular classes such as nutrition, cooking, fashion design, community service and performing arts
• Provided mentorship to students by showing understanding, concern and modeling positive behavior
• Monitored and assisted students during sports events and outdoor games

Volunteer Development Specialist September 2004 – August 2005 Americorps Member/Camp Fire USA - Tustin, CA
• Created a volunteer development program for the entire agency including development of policies, procedures, a volunteer tracking system, and promotional print and media materials • Developed and implemented a volunteer program supporting after school programs for at-risk youth at nine sites
• Worked within collaborative program that included the school district and other non-profit agencies • Conducted outreach and recruitment of volunteers through partnerships with local agencies and organizations
• Interviewed, screened, and placed volunteers in appropriate positions • Created and facilitated orientation and training sessions, including production of a volunteer handbook • Supervised over 20 volunteers during the course of the program year • Planned and designed a countywide, web-based volunteer placement system for the Orange County Americorps Alliance

Education University of California, Irvine
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology December 2004
Bachelor of Arts in Dance June 2005

Allan Hancock College, Santa Maria, CA
Associates of Arts in Liberal Arts May 2001
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Debra Lee
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Animal Services Committee ,
Mobile Home Park Advisory Committee
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Indicate why you wish to serve on this Committee. Provide any experience or qualifications you may possess that you think would be beneficial to this Committee. A resume (optional) may be attached.

I wish to help protect my interest and the interest of my neighbors in being treated fairly within our mobile home community.

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? Keeping the residence, safe and guarding the elderly against theft and fraud.

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1 Syed Zia Hussain
Member of Mobile Housing Committee, City of Costa Mesa, CA. 2023.

Advance Project Management from Coastline Community College.

Record keeping, cold calls, drawing figure grounds, site analysis, printout architectural drawing, keeping files, report writing, and administrative work.

Administrative Intern Oct ‘21- Feb ‘22 City of Tustin Department of Community Planning, Tustin, CA.

Recreation leader June ’20 –Oct’21 City of San Clemente, San Clemente.

Supervised Summer campus games and activity for children, manage inventory, customer service, games, and setups and breakdowns.

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2 Awards and Recognitions:

Research on Walkability, presented at OCC Symposium 2019 and 2020 and Cal Poly Pomona 2023.

Topic: ”Effects of New High-Density Residency on Walkability in Costa Mesa, CA”.

Topic: “How Mix-Use Land Contributes to Walkability in 19th Street, Costa Mesa, CA.” 2023.

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Florence Nedeff Martin
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Active Transportation Committee
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Indicate why you wish to serve on this Committee. Provide any experience or qualifications you may possess that you think would be beneficial to this Committee. A resume (optional) may be attached.

As an original member of this committee (2015-present), I have participated in every initiative, every walk audit, every community event (Concerts in the Park, Earth Day) that the ACT members have been involved. We helped the Active Transportation Plan and the Pedestrian Master Plan. We participated in the Kimly Horn LOCAL ROADS SAFETY PLAN and the Berkeley Safe Trec walk audits and the written report. I have rarely missed a ACT meeting and speak regularly at City Council meetings in support of safe streets.

As a Costa Mesan since 1967, I have lived in/walked all parts of town. Currently, I walk between 30-60 miles a month. I report concerns to CMPD, Maintenance and now My Costa Mesa 311. I am also an original member of the Costa Mesa Alliance for Better Streets, an organization that has worked hand-in-hand with the City to create a safe environment for all users of our streets and bikeways.

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? Fairview Road improvements! Adams Ave improvements! Del Mar improvements! Lower speed limits for drivers! Eliminating Right Turn on Reds at major intersections.

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Instructors’ Association, 1995 – 1999.

Co-authored two foreign language teachers’ manuals, Moi-Même and Français Pour La Vie, providing lessons and teaching strategies that focus on the California Foreign Language Standards, 1999 and 2006 (Project-COACH, U.C.-Irvine).

Wrote and published 20 extensive units of language instruction curriculum for the UCLA Language Materials Project, 2008-2009
Member (volunteer), Accreditation Teams for the California Credentialing Commission, Sacramento Department of Education, 2008-2009
Instructor (volunteer) for Chapman University Extended Education courses, 2010-present Member (volunteer) , WASC Accreditation Teams, 2010-2013

VOLUNTEER/ COMMUNITY SERVICE
Speech and Debate Coach, Pacifica High School, 1982 - 1985 Mock Trial Coach, Pacifica High School, 1985- 1993, 1996-1997 Faculty Advisory Committee, Pacifica High School, 1984- 1995 International Club Advisor, Pacifica High School, 1982 - 2003 Member of the teacher training team, PROJECT COACH, www.coachflproject.org 1993 – 2016
Member, Foreign Language Association of Orange County, www.flaoc.com, 1982-2015 Member, California Language Teachers Association, www.clta.net 1982 – 2015. Has presented training workshops annually with both FLAOC regional and CLTA statewide conferences since 1988.

Member of choir at Mariners Church, Irvine, 1995- 2003
Committee Chairperson , CLTA Statewide Conference, Irvine, CA., 2008 Contributing Editor, THE ZEST, a quarterly publication of the FLA-OC, 2000 – 2008.

Member, Board of Directors, California Language Teachers Association, 2006 - 2009 Contributing columnist, The Daily Pilot (newspaper in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa), 2004- 2006
Voluntee r for FRISTERS, www.fristers.org a support team for pregnant teens and teen mothers, 2004 – 2013
Justice Ministry Leader, Fairview Community Church, Costa Mesa, 2010- 2012 Representative for Fairview Community Church, Churches Consortium, (now called Trellis) 2011-2013
Participant in One Church for Our City, www.ocforoc.org, 2011 – 2013 Member, Costa Mesans 4 Responsible Government, 2011 – present Member, City of Costa Mesa Bikeway and Walkability Committee, 2015 – present Member, Costa Mesa Women ’s Club, 2016 -- present. Treasurer, 5/2018 -- present

HONORS
Most Valuable Teacher, Pacifica High School PTA - 1986
California Mentor Teacher, Garden Grove Unified SD - 1985, 1986, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996
Certificate of Appreciation, Garden Grove Education Association, for service on the Board of Directors and on the Advocate (monthly newsletter) editorial board, 1984 -1988 Certificate of Recognition and Appreciation, LA Olympic Organizing Committee, for service as a volunteer interpreter (Bulgarian), 1984
California Language Teachers Association: Mary Dufort Scholarship Study Grant, 1991 California Language Teachers Association: Outstanding Teacher of the Year, 1993 California Language Teachers Association: annual Goethe Institute Study Grant, 1996 Foreign Language Association of Orange County: Exemplary Life Service Award, 2009 California Language Teachers Association, McGraw Hill Education Outstanding Teacher- Leader Award, 2013
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Arthur Alderete
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Active Transportation Committee,
Housing and Public Service Grants Committee
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Indicate why you wish to serve on this Committee. Provide any experience or qualifications you may possess that you think would be beneficial to this Committee. A resume (optional) may be attached.

Contribute to Public Safety and Housing Options
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Michael Moses Nolf
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I love Costa Mesa, own a home on the west side, and most days I cycle around town to commute and run errands instead of driving. I have a soon-to-be eight year old son who loves riding on my bike with me. I would love to see it become more efficient and even more important, safer, to get around town via bike.

I was a committee member from March 2018 through April 2022 and would love to continue to be a part of this committee to learn from the others who have been leading the way in making our city a better place, as well as bring my 20+ years of bicycling around Costa Mesa and bring fresh ideas to the table so future generations can enjoy the benefits of safely biking in their town.

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? - Filling in the gaps where safe and efficient bike routes do not currently exist. - Coming up with solutions to problem intersections so cars, cyclists, and pedestrians can safely coexist. - Getting creative with funding so we can complete more projects.

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Fairview developmental is also interesting.

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Andrew Barnes
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I am currently completing my first term on the Active Transportation Committee (ATC) and am applying for a second term to continue my efforts to promote the City Council's active transportation goals and objectives. The City of Costa Mesa's transition to a multi- modal transportation municipality will improve the quality of life for most Costa Mesans and enhance the social and economic well- being of our city.

During my first term on the ATC I brought ideas and energy to our proceedings, provided actionable input to City staff, and actively participated in community-based events that are consistent with the City Council's goals and objectives and compliment the progress made by our Public Works Department. I engaged with our residents and business community to better understand issues that need to be addressed as we make progress on our AT goals, including the need for e-bike education and enforcement. As a result, I was able to help develop and coordinate partnerships with non-profit groups, principally Walk 'n' Rollers, local e-bike businesses and volunteers to develop the first e-bike skills and safety training course in Orange County.

I would appreciate the Council's support for a second term on the ATC so that I can leverage my energies, experience and efforts promote City AT initiatives such as the bicycle and e-bike safety program that will be developed and rolled-out in 2024.

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,
Andrew Barnes
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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? The following are elements of the ATC that I am interested including the following:
- E-bike and bicycle safety training;
- Coordination between CMPD, Public Works, NMUSD and county agencies (e.g., OCTA, SCAG, Board of Supervisors) to scaffold efforts into comprehensive and coordinated analysis and funding of AT needs and public outreach/education. - Improved infrastructure including way-finding signage, complete crosswalks, reduction of posted speed limits (where appropriate), and new and refurbished bike lane striping and signage.
- Implementation plans for the PMP and ATP.
- Connection of existing bike and pedestrian infrastructure to reduce the danger currently presented by the terminal ends of existing protections which usually occur in high conflict zones with automobiles.

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Name: Andrew Barnes
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Email Address:

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JAY C MCGLINCHEY
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I’m interested in making it easier and safer to get around Costa Mesa without a car. I have traveled extensively to other cities and countries with extensive biking and alternative infrastructure.

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? I am particularly interested in fostering the movement away from automobiles by making it easier to use alternatives.

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City of Costa Mesa, Active Transportation Committee,

In addition to the narrative contained in the online survey, please consider:

1) that I have been president of my homeowners’ association for over 20 years

2) that I have retired from the local real estate industry with almost 30 years of experience in land planning, development, architecture, public spaces, landscape architecture, approval processes, etc.

Thank you,

Jay McGlinchey

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Alex Campoli
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I'm deeply passionate about urban planning and the transformative power of accessible, enjoyable pedestrian, bicycle, and vehicle infrastructure. Costa Mesa's dedication to active transportation, especially through the innovative work of the Active Transportation Committee, truly inspires me. While I haven't had formal experience in this specific field, I bring a strong analytical mind and problem- solving skills honed through my in the medical device field where I work in product development and marketing.

I'm also a confident communicator and collaborator, thriving in diverse team settings. More importantly, I'm a fast learner and eager to contribute my fresh perspective and genuine enthusiasm to the committee's work. I've been closely following Costa Mesa's efforts to address pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure connectivity.

I'm confident that my passion, transferable skills, and eagerness to learn would make me a valuable asset to the Active Transportation Committee. I'm dedicated to collaborating with the committee and contributing to Costa Mesa's vision for a vibrant, bikeable, and walkable city.
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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? Here are some that I have thought of that Costa Mesa can continue to develop:

1. Expand protected bike lanes and pathways: Connect existing networks and prioritize high-traffic corridors (Bristol to Santa Ana)

2. Upgrade sidewalk quality and accessibility: Increase width, improve lighting, and remove barriers.

3. Implement "complete streets" principles: Design/redesign roads with all users in mind, including pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users.

4. Create traffic calming measures: Reduce car speeds and prioritize safety for vulnerable road users in certain areas.

5. Develop a network of interconnected greenways: Connect existing bike infrastructure to help provide safe and scenic recreational routes.

6. Install bike parking infrastructure: Provide secure and convenient parking options at key destinations.

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Robert Morse
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Was an alternate to this committee
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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? I'm interested in
Continuing increase in replacing cars with ebikes
I am a 74 year old ebike rider with over 5,000 miles of experience. Interested in keeping bike riders safe.

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Farhad Edward Khosravi
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I am a retired Caltrans Transportation Engineer
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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? Complete streets project
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260 Santa Isabel Ave.

Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Cel. (949) 632-9126
Fax. (949) 548-6990
[email protected]

Farhad Edward Khosravi

Objective Improve living in Costa Mesa, California and United States

Experience 1984- 2023, Retired Transportation Engineer, California Department Transportation.
1998-Present Real Estate and Mortgage Broker
Education 1986-1988 San Diego State University, California M.S. Civil Engineering
1978-1982 Portland State University, Oregon
B.S. Civil Engineering

Licenses Professional Engineering, General Contractor, Real Estate and Mortgage Broker

Interests Tennis, Walking, Movies

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Quinn Callanan
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Finance and Pension Advisory Committee
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Indicate why you wish to serve on this Committee. Provide any experience or qualifications you may possess that you think would be beneficial to this Committee. A resume (optional) may be attached.

I'm an active Chartered Financial Analyst. I currently work as a Investor Relations Consultant. In my prior role I serviced Corporate and Public pension plans for a large investment manager.

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ORANGE COUNTY or REMOTE
(949) 413-4418 [email protected]

INVESTOR RELATIONS / STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS

Investor Relations professional with extensive experience analyzing and consolidating complex economic data into key messages, reports and publications for clients, industry partners and the media. Particular expertise distilling complex topics into strategic communications while building a firm’s reputation and industry position. Expert-level fluency in financial presentations with the ability to manage all aspects of the investor relations function for an organization.

KEY COMPETENCIES

• Investor Relations / Strategic Communications
• Investor Relations / Reputation Management
• Economic Commentary / Market Outlooks
• Analyst Engagement / Surveys / Presentations
• Corporate Positioning / Key Messaging
• Financial Commentary / Whitepapers
• Complex Economic Topics / Technical Writing
• Industry Snapshots / Press Releases / Media
• Market Research / Economic Research / Bloomberg
• Content Development / Writing / Marketing
• Meeting Organization / Hosting / Public Speaking
• Data Analysis / SQL / Excel / VBA / Python

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

SVP Investor Relations, MZ Group - MZ North America 3/2022 - present Manage a corporate client list of 9 organizations spanning technology, defense, FinTech, and healthcare. Manage comprehensive Investor Relations programs designed to articulate a company’s position, brand, news and reputation. • Craft narratives and messaging to express company updates including scripts, investor decks, key talking points, briefs, summaries, and other storytelling modalities for the investor audience • Author press releases and ensure all communications adhere to SEC regulations • Synthesize management and investor KPIs and help executive leaders bridge gaps to create new angles and stories • Work directly with clients and manage C-Suite expectations, keeping stakeholders up to date on investor feedback • Expand investor base and facilitate equity raises by engaging bankers and investors within calls, meetings, and events • Plan conferences and investor days with onsites, conference activities, breakouts, and one-to-one meetings with C-Suite

Senior Client Service Associate, Corporate - Western Asset Management Company 2015 - 2022 Published complex and sophisticated communications on behalf of Chief Economist to position firm’s reputation and voice to clients, industry consultants and media. Key representative of the firm, improving communications and data used for key messaging. • Produced 30+ thought leadership pieces a year in collaboration with the firm’s Senior Economist • Wrote whitepapers, proposals, market commentaries, client reports and position papers to demonstrate leadership and influence across the organization and to protect the firm’s industry-facing reputation • Composed regular commentary, wrote marketing and web copy, built investor packages and supported global sales • Communicated with the investment team to create strategies for communicating portfolio themes with clients • Increased website interactions 5x by optimizing layout of whitepapers and improving user experience • Implemented Adobe Analytics to track, measure and create new metrics for user interactions and engagement • Automated workflows for producing complex economic materials, documents and spreadsheets to reduce workload for Chief Economist and SMEs, improving schedule performance by 12% • Worked directly with Chief Economist to calculate, benchmark and communicate pension liability returns for custom LDI portfolios, acting as subject matter expert with responsibilities for developing key messages and materials • Automated reporting, improved dashboards and CRM, wrote Python queries, streamlined RFP processes and benchmarks

Business Development Associate, Fixed Income - Pacific Investment Management Company (PIMCO) 2012 - 2015 Responsible for strategic communications between clients and firm regarding views on markets and strategies, fund and account proposals, marketing materials, and product development initiatives. • Authored 50-200 page requests for proposals for separate account, mutual fund, and commingled funds with detailed information about investment process, key leadership staff, and outlining investment strategy specifics • Standardized presentations, marketing materials and website content, and restructured reporting tools

Universal Banker - US Bank 2008 - 2012 Interfaced with a wide audience of clients and prospects to position mortgage land business lending services. Negotiated between clients and underwriters to assess risk, provide guidance and advance deals in alignment with bank policies.

EDUCATION, CFA AND LICENSURE

B.A. Political Science and Government - University of California, Los Angeles (2007) Chartered Financial Analyst (2015), FINRA Series 7 and 63 (2012 - present) 521
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Full Name:

Sean Healey
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Animal Services Committee ,
Finance and Pension Advisory Committee
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Indicate why you wish to serve on this Committee. Provide any experience or qualifications you may possess that you think would be beneficial to this Committee. A resume (optional) may be attached.

Animal Service Committee - I am resident with three rescue terriers. I have a love of all animals and want to ensure that they are the raised in a proper environment and want to be part of the city's effort to help in that regard.

Finance and Pension Advisory Committee - My major and employment background have been in Finance and Banking. Although I don't have a background in Pension or Retirement forecasting I am very analytical and have experience making various forecasting models.
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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? Animal Service Committee - Outreach and pet licensing - Admittedly I have not been the best about licensing my dogs and I think a huge part of it is that it is just not on my mind. So my goal would be to spread outreach possibly partnering with vets in the area to ensure that pets get licensed. I also want people to see what the benefits of what they get when they license their pet. Our community nextdoor posts are 35% lost pets and if we can implement something like an AI match of found pets to the photos of licensed ones I think we can be able to help with that. Another way to promote licensing is to do chip events. A lot of people think their pet is chipped but they don't know for certain and if their pet is chipped, a lot of times it could be outdated information. By holding an event where we can scan and assist residents in updating their pets chips we can demonstrate tangible value of getting their pet licensed.

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Sean Healey
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Costa Mesa, CA 92703 | 708-220-2232 | [email protected]

WORK HISTORY
Managed diverse commercial loan portfolio of C&I and CRE loans.● Underwrote complex C&I deals for core prospects which involved financial analysis, term and covenant structuring and preparation of credit recommendations ●
In charge of setting up the Loan Origination System for Integro Bank including bank processes related to credit applications, underwriting, presentation, loan documentation and boarding of commercial loans
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Underwrote complex C&I deals for core prospects which involved financial analysis, term and covenant structuring and preparation of credit recommendations ●
Managed Pacific Mercantile Bank's Irvine portfolio including preparing modifications and renewals of existing credits
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Facilitated collection, spreading and analysis of customer reporting items● Leader in the transition and implementation of the Bank's spreading and monitoring software from CASH suite to CreditTrack, requiring advance knowledge of excel and bank operations
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Improved automated and created reports and procedures for the loan monitoring group.● Maintained and updated financial models for WNG's two multifamily funds analyzing key financial ratios and projected fund returns
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Reviewed and compiled quarterly financial statements and presentations for fund investors● Maintained and improved asset and financial models with accounting information and market projections
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at Risk, Model Risk, Liquidation Risk, Management Discretion and Financial Strength Adjustments
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University of California Irvine - Data Analytics Boot Camp Other, Data Science, 11/2021
University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN
Bachelor's, Finance, 05/2014

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Syed Zia Hussain
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Member of Mobile Housing Committee, City of Costa Mesa, CA. 2023.

Advance Project Management from Coastline Community College.

Record keeping, cold calls, drawing figure grounds, site analysis, printout architectural drawing, keeping files, report writing, and administrative work.

Administrative Intern Oct ‘21- Feb ‘22 City of Tustin Department of Community Planning, Tustin, CA.

Recreation leader June ’20 –Oct’21 City of San Clemente, San Clemente.

Supervised Summer campus games and activity for children, manage inventory, customer service, games, and setups and breakdowns.

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Research on Walkability, presented at OCC Symposium 2019 and 2020 and Cal Poly Pomona 2023.

Topic: ”Effects of New High-Density Residency on Walkability in Costa Mesa, CA”.

Topic: “How Mix-Use Land Contributes to Walkability in 19th Street, Costa Mesa, CA.” 2023.

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James Andrews
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I am a Costa Mesa resident with a young family, I plan to live here for the next 30+ years. Costa Mesa is an incredible city with charm and soul, I simply want to make myself available to be helpful - should the leadership team have the need. I am a financial advisor for The Bahnsen Group and spend my days advising families and institutions on how to best deploy their resources. I serve on the Board of a local non-profit as well. I have no political motivations beyond making myself available as a resource for the city.

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? Prudent financial management of the budget, investment portfolio, and general financial planning. Wealth is a tool to be used in a way that maximizes the projects and goals that are important to CM leadership.

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Kathryn Grant
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Finance and Pension Advisory Committee,
Housing and Public Service Grants Committee
Q3
Indicate why you wish to serve on this Committee. Provide any experience or qualifications you may possess that you think would be beneficial to this Committee. A resume (optional) may be attached.

I am interested in 2 committees. I love all things finance because I am a high school math teacher. I am interested in making sure our city stays on budget and is fair to its employees regarding pension. The housing and public service committee interests me because I have remodeled and custom built 2 homes of my own in Costa Mesa and gone through all the planning/permitting and construction process. I also want to help our city with housing issues and help solve any problems we have.

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? - Building/expanding housing in our city meanwhile ensuring our current homeowners & citizens have little negative impact . -Keeping finances in order and preventing debt
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Gloria A. Fallon
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Housing and Public Service Grants Committee
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Indicate why you wish to serve on this Committee. Provide any experience or qualifications you may possess that you think would be beneficial to this Committee. A resume (optional) may be attached.

I moved to Costa Mesa 4 years ago.

Coming to Costa Mesa our housing plans were upended due to COVID, complications with COVID, mental illness in my family , Ana’s not realizing how complicated the housing market in Costa Mesa was and is. After a pending all of our savings and down payment for a home in the hotel and motels here and in Orange County we realized that even though living in Costa Mesa was our dream it wasn’t happening as we expected. But that did not stop Costa Mesa from becoming our home.

The housing situation here is in crisis. Costa Mesa is our home and I have recently went into real estate to better develop an understanding on how to help Costa Mesans own their homes, protect their businesses and learn the levels of ownership and how to make best use of the land. With my experience of being unhoused and among the working under-employed, I now have education in Real Estate and Real Estate law through University of California Irvine. With education, experience, and a love and commitment to Costa Mesa; I have an understanding of the crisis nature and want to be a part of the best possible solutions as we continue to build a beautiful Costa Mesa. Thank you for your consideration.

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? Housing developments, unhoused population assistance or even relocation, housing solutions, potential Fairview Developmental Center housing project. Real Estate in general.
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1 Syed Zia Hussain
Member of Mobile Housing Committee, City of Costa Mesa, CA. 2023.

Advance Project Management from Coastline Community College.

Record keeping, cold calls, drawing figure grounds, site analysis, printout architectural drawing, keeping files, report writing, and administrative work.

Administrative Intern Oct ‘21- Feb ‘22 City of Tustin Department of Community Planning, Tustin, CA.

Recreation leader June ’20 –Oct’21 City of San Clemente, San Clemente.

Supervised Summer campus games and activity for children, manage inventory, customer service, games, and setups and breakdowns.

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2 Awards and Recognitions:

Research on Walkability, presented at OCC Symposium 2019 and 2020 and Cal Poly Pomona 2023.

Topic: ”Effects of New High-Density Residency on Walkability in Costa Mesa, CA”.

Topic: “How Mix-Use Land Contributes to Walkability in 19th Street, Costa Mesa, CA.” 2023.

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City of Costa Mesa Application for Committee Appointments (Feb. 24') 1 / 2
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Ricardo Ramírez
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Given the Housing and Public Services Grant Committee’s mission of promoting understanding of key housing-related opportunities, I believe that my expertise in communications and my deep commitment to equal opportunity makes me a strong candidate for an appointment.

I have worked in the advocacy and campaign communications field for more than 17 years. As part of my work, I’ve designed and implemented strategies to disseminate messages on issues that improve the lives of everyday people. Along the way, I have worked on communications for organizations including President Obama’s reelection campaign and civil rights coalitions led by formerly incarcerated people fighting for the right to vote. This experience has given me the ability to identify communications goals from broader projects, as well as a keen sense for segmenting audiences and formulating tactics to reach them. If appointed to the Housing and Public Services Grant Committee, my professional experience would add value to the committee.

I also believe that it’s important to regularly probe whether communications practices are grounded in the values and realities of the communities that entities such as the committee intend to serve. In my work as a communications professional, I’ve trained hundreds of advocates and community members, from members of the judiciary to immigrants fighting for their rights, on how to formulate their own communications strategies and use spokesperson tactics in order to further the causes they work on. Ultimately, when impacted people are involved, the work becomes stronger, and the same goes for the work of the committee.

Lastly, I am interested in joining the committee because I deeply believe in its mission. While my family and I are lucky to live in Costa Mesa, too many of our neighbors feel the enormous pressure of a difficult housing market. The committee’s work is an important component of a broader network of solutions to bring more opportunities and relief for Costa Mesans. It would be deeply meaningful for me to be a part of this work and I hope you’ll consider my application. # 22

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? I would like to promote the following:

Strong execution. I would like to do my part in strengthening the essentials of the committee’s work in promoting community understanding of the community development process and activities funded by the U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department (HUD), and the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Promoting inclusivity. I’d like to promote that organizations and individuals are increasingly aware of the key HUD-funded priorities with local impacts regardless of their background, language, or communities they serve.

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Name: Ricardo Ramírez
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Arthur Alderete
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Contribute to Public Safety and Housing Options
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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? Contribute to Public Safety and Housing Options
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paul lancaster
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Fairview developmental is also interesting.

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City of Costa Mesa Application for Committee Appointments (Feb. 24') 1 / 2
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Michael Tou
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Thank you for the opportunity to reapply as a member of the Housing and Public Service Grants Committee. I have served one-term on the committee representing Council District 4 in Westside Costa Mesa. It has been a wonderful opportunity to be part of the process recommending to the City Council our annual Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) public service grant awards to nonprofit organizations addressing housing, homelessness and economic development needs for vulnerable populations in our community.

I believe my service on the committee, as well as my professional experience in federal and state government and health care leadership lends to the committee’s mission in helping distribute CDBG funding and promoting accountability and key outcomes for the services delivered by grantees in our community.
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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? Expand outreach and engagement in helping identify housing, economic development and public service needs, as well grant solicitations from local and regional CBOs to address those key needs.

Ensure accountability through key metrics and outcomes for each grantee, as well as identifying opportunities for the city to profile programs, services and beneficiaries.

Inform the community and residents about CDBG funding, particularly those who could benefit from the programs and services provided by grantee
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Michael Tou
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Kathryn Grant
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paul lancaster
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Fairview developmental is also interesting.

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Full Name:

Gregory Harold
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Mobile Home Park Advisory Committee
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Indicate why you wish to serve on this Committee. Provide any experience or qualifications you may possess that you think would be beneficial to this Committee. A resume (optional) may be attached.

I am a Costa Mesa resident and small business owner 20 +years.

And a mobile home owner in Costa Mesa . I have supported ,volunteered and help build grassroots of the Costa Mesa mobile home coalition . I currently serve as vice president on the board . I care about affordable housing and families.

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? Open discussion with residents of family mobile home parks . Present and current affairs of daily living in parks. Feature concerns, questions.

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Leslie E Chaney-Eames
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I returned to Orange County 12 years ago to retire from a 35-year career in education. My husband and I live in Playport Mobile Home Park where I have served as the secretary for our Mobile Home H.O.A. for the past 8 years. My husband and I are also very active members of the Costa Mesa Mobile Home Coalition through which I and other members of the coalition proposed and drafted the idea for the Costa Mesa Mobile Home Advisory Committee.

I have had extensive experience as an administrator. and board membership. I have served many years as an administrator in various schools both in the for-profit and non-profit industries. I have worked at the state level in the Office of Education where I help publish the Professional Development Standards for early childhood professionals, launched and was the project manager for the state Child Care Apprenticeship Program and spearheaded a pilot program that tested a state quality improvement system for licensed child development centers around the state. I have sat on many boards and committees at the local, state, and national level including the National Association for the Education of Young Children. Recently, since moving into a mobile home park in Costa Mesa, I have served as a member of the Costa Mesa Mobile Home Advisory Committee for the past 4 years and have been active in programs that will enhance and/or improve the quality of life for residents of mobile home parks in Costa Mesa.

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Leslie Chaney-Eames
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Cell 702-416-4167
lcappleo�[email protected]
Professional Proﬁle

Seeking a voluntary opportunity with organiza�ons that will allow me to fully u�lize my communica�on, organiza�onal, and educa�on skills:
 Collaborated with various internal and external par�es (e.g. company and school personnel, parents, students, other schools, community organiza�ons, etc.) for the purpose of conveying and/or gathering informa�on required to ensure the eﬃcient, eﬀec�ve opera�ons of the school
 Maintained a variety of manual and electronic documents, ﬁles, and records (e.g. administra�ve and ﬁnancial records, student ﬁles and cumula�ve folders; tes�ng materials; worksite personnel records; school website; building schedules; maintenance requests, various forms; calendars; oﬃce procedures, etc.) for the purpose of providing up-to-date reference in compliance with federal, state, and county guidelines
 Processed a wide variety of manual and electronic documents and materials (e.g. various schedules and reports; correspondence, minutes, surveys, adver�sing, handbooks, no�ces, bulle�ns, calendars; �me sheets, cer�ﬁed comp �me, extra- curricular contracts; student-related ﬁles, records, and requests; work orders, etc.) for the purpose of upda�ng informa�on, documen�ng ac�vi�es and/or providing writen reference, and/or dissemina�ng informa�on to appropriate par�es for ac�on.
 Analyzed department budgets (e.g. pety cash, deposits, and disbursements, requisi�ons, supply orders, capital purchases, leases, insurance, funding sources, etc.) for the purpose of mee�ng school objec�ves within budget and maintaining accurate records in compliance with company recordkeeping prac�ces.  Supervised assigned personnel and volunteers (e.g. hiring, evalua�ng, termina�ng, scheduling/coordina�ng ac�vi�es, training, advising, etc.) for the purpose of maximizing the eﬃciency of the workforce, mee�ng legal requirements and school objec�ves, and ensuring the provision of excellent customer service.

Educa�on

Masters of Educa�on
University of Nevada, Las Vegas, NV
Cer�ﬁcate of Non-Proﬁt Management
University of Nevada, Las Vegas, NV
Bachelor of Science Social Work
University of Nevada, Las Vegas, NV
Associates of Science Early Childhood Educa�on
Mt. San Jacinto College, Mt. San Jacinto, CA
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Cer�ﬁca�ons Cer�ﬁed reliable in ECERS, FCCERS, ITERS and CLASS Teacher & classroom Assessments
California Child Development Program Director Permit

Volunteer work,
Memberships &
Professional
Aﬃlia�ons
• Member and recently appointed Chair of Costa Mesa Mobile Home Advisory Commitee
• Secretary of Costa Mesa Mobile Home Associa�on
• Secretary of Playport Mobile Home Park HOA
• United Way loaned campaign chairman
• Member, Na�onal Associa�on for the Educa�on of Young Children • Member, State of Early Childhood conference commitee

Career History
Re�red from Professional work 9-24-2020

Teacher Assistant- Carden Hall Private School 2019-2021 • Tutor and assist children individually or in small groups • Helped the children master assignments and to reinforce learning concepts presented by teachers.
• Enforce administra�on policies and rules governing students.

TeachStone Class Assessor – Dana Interna�onal Head Start Programs 2016-2019 • Traveled domes�cally and interna�onally throughout school year conduc�ng Class assessments in Head Start classrooms.
• Achieved and maintained reliability on all assessment tools used by the program. This requires a minimum of 80% on the Infant, Toddler, and Pre-K CLASS tools, as well as calibra�ons on each tool.
• Conducted training for providers and Head Start staﬀ as needed. • Maintained a score of 80% or above when performing inter-rater reliability checks on at least 2/3 of the assigned CLASS tools.
• Atended mee�ngs, trainings, conferences, and Author reliability checks as required by Head Start.
• Evaluated and/or audited data protec�ng the integrity of clients, employees, and company informa�on.
• Established systems to achieve, monitor, and maintain eﬃciencies, ensuring con�nuous ﬂow of informa�on to appropriate par�es.
• Completed the required number of assessments per month, preparing and ﬁnalizing the required report within contract periods.
• Complied with quality standards in the comple�on of summary reports on each assessment completed.
• Completed assessments in such a manner that atends to quality, eﬃciency, cost-eﬀec�veness, posi�ve outcomes, and innova�ve methods of service delivery. • Ensured all documenta�on is thorough, accurate and completed within prescribed periods. • Demonstrated cultural and age-speciﬁc competencies in interac�ons with clients, coworkers, and customers.
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• Worked collabora�vely with other Head Start program staﬀ to complete all CLASS Assessments in a �mely, posi�ve manner .
• Provides community resources to providers when appropriate.

Professional Educa�on Consultant Services, Consultant 10/2014 - 2016 • Developed an impeccable reputa�on as a director, owner, trainer, and consultant that has established me as an expert in, programming, curriculum, environments, administra�on, ﬁnance, and management in educa�on.
• Provided dynamic hands-on on-site training, coaching and consulta�on to educa�onal teachers and administrators in educa�on se�ngs in over 50 research-based educa�on topics. • Cer�ﬁed reliable and have 10 years’ experience in conduc�ng Educa�onal and classroom assessments cer�ﬁed reliable by TEACHSTONE on CLASS teacher assessment. • Provided interac�ve, up to date, accurate informa�on for, administrators, teachers, and support staﬀ in the educa�on industry.
• Provided consulta�ons that are supported by current research and are designed to mo�vate educa�onal staﬀ, encourage the use of best prac�ces, and promote pride and professionalism in the ﬁeld of educa�on.
• Assisted educa�onal providers with startups or con�nuously improving the quality of exis�ng educa�onal programs including, public, private, faith-based, and non-proﬁt educa�on centers.

Director of Quality Assessments, Los Angeles Universal Preschool 3/2013–10/2014 Los Angeles CA • Administra�on of Educa�on Quality Assessment Department which includes supervision of up to 30 quality ra�ng educa�on assessors and 7-9 Quality Anchors (editor/proofreaders). • Managed, educa�on quality assessors who Conduct ECERS-R, FCCERS-R, ITERS, and/or CLASS Educa�onal assessments according to TEACHSTONE protocols. • Ensures that the reports that accompany assessments are legible and have suﬃcient notes/documenta�on on score sheets to support the scores given • Assures the Summary/Observa�on Report for each assessment is usable by quality coaches to improve overall quality of classrooms in over 300 educa�onal centers. • Par�cipa�on in the Internal Strategic Design Team, to develop and implement 5-year strategic plan for company.
• Cer�ﬁed and trained to reliable by Thelma Harms in ECERS (Educa�on Environmental Ra�ngs Scale) and Cer�ﬁed and trained to reliable by TEACHSTONE on CLASS (Classroom Assessment Scoring System).

Private Chris�an school Administrator, Trinity U.M. Elementary & Preschool 2007-2012Las Vegas NV • Assumed responsibility for the daily opera�on of the elementary & preschool program. • Developed and managed A�erschool, school break and summer camp programs. • Acted as liaison between the preschool staﬀ, and the preschool families. • Knowledge of generally accepted accoun�ng principles and standard ﬁnancial statements. • Knowledge of various lesson planning formats
• Provided instruc�onal leadership
• Served on the preschool board of directors, atending monthly mee�ngs, par�cipated, and reported to the ﬁnance commitee, future planning/enrollment commitee and the staﬀ rela�onship commitee.
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• Maintain records and prepare reports -Ability to plan, develop and implement educa�onal and assessments experiences for children cared for in elementary and preschool program • Exper�se in adult learning techniques, facilita�on skills, and technical assistance learning systems. • Detail-oriented, ﬂexible, and decisive with excellent customer service skills. • Directs, supervised, and evaluated school personnel within areas of responsibility. • Provided community outreach, by becoming involved in relevant organiza�ons and educa�onal programs relevant to school.
• Maintained policies and procedures for program opera�on in a prompt and eﬃcient manner. • Maintained policies and procedures for program opera�on including; supervising registra�on and enrollment, managed program data including school lists using ProCARE and Admin, so�ware. • Develops and implements a program interven�on plan based on mul�disciplinary developmental theory to address relevant IFSP , IPP , or IEP outcome/goals. • Oversaw the ﬁscal management of a $650,000 annual budget • Directly responsible for all marke�ng and public rela�ons.

Educa�on Mentor/Appren�ceship Coordinator/ Trainer, State of Nevada oﬃce of Early Care & Education.2004-2007Las Vegas Nevada
• Supervised 26 master teacher/mentors and 52 appren�ce teachers in 42 classrooms where the mentor/appren�ce rela�onship was cul�vated un�l successful comple�on of the program • Presented at local and statewide educa�on conferences and performed as an educa�on trainer for the Oﬃce of Early Care & Educa�on Development Program. • Assisted Program Director in the supervision of teacher/mentors, preschool appren�ce teachers in childcare centers where the mentor/appren�ce rela�onship was cul�vated un�l successful comple�on of the program
• Presented at local and statewide early childhood educa�on conferences and performed as an early childhood educa�on trainer for the Oﬃce of Early Care & Educa�on Child Development Program.
• Taught undergraduate courses in early childhood educa�on including professional development in early childhood educa�on, preschool teaching essen�als, and designing preschool classrooms using environmental classroom ra�ng scales (ECERS) and infant & toddler environmental ra�ng scales (ITERS)
Child Care Program Director Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA) 1995–2004 Riverside CA • Directly responsible for the management of the Youth Development department Managed child care programs such as preschools, a�er school child care, Youth and Government, Leaders Club, Earth Service Corp., summer & weekend camps, children’s theater, and Youth- Achievers.
• Managed, developed, and implemented the Work Force Development Ini�a�ve Act Youth Opportunity Grant which had over 150 par�cipants between the ages of 12 -18 at four county loca�ons.
• Implemented programs that taught leadership skills that included: Basic learning skills, life skills, work readiness skills, leadership, and occupa�onal skills. Wrote and executed United Way Priority Venture Grant for Youth Development Program “U.P .L.I.F.T. “for special needs & youth.
• Directly responsible for the development and management of the “Challenges of Youth Grant”
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Georgette M. Quinn
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I manage one of the mobile home parks in the city. Since I am in the middle of Owner and Residents I think it would be beneficial Q4
As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? Senior rights and services for us in mobile home parks.

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Michael Dougher
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No sense changing wats already working. I have served and will be of service.

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? Keeping our lifestyle safe and affordable.

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Mary Lamas
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As a life long resident of Costa Mesa and a new mobile home owner in Playport I would like the opportunity to make a positive impact for mobile home parks and their residents. My experience I bring to the table is being a home owner several times throughout my life and always wanting to give back to the community I live in which is why I started a Neighborhood Watch (at my previous residence prior to Playport) and am part of CERT team.

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? A couple of ideas that interest me most are park safety and creating events and educational materials to help get residents more involved.

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Wyatt Lin
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Mobile Home Park Advisory Committee
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Indicate why you wish to serve on this Committee. Provide any experience or qualifications you may possess that you think would be beneficial to this Committee. A resume (optional) may be attached.

I am writing to express my keen interest in serving on the Mobile Home Advisory Committee for the City of Costa Mesa, California. My interest in this committee stems from my deep commitment to the well-being and prosperity of the mobile home community in Costa Mesa, as well as my desire to leverage my extensive experience in the sector to benefit the city and its residents.

For over a decade, I have been intricately involved in the management and ownership of mobile home parks within Costa Mesa. This experience has afforded me a comprehensive understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities faced by mobile home residents and park operators. I have successfully navigated issues related to zoning, affordability, community relations, and infrastructure improvements, demonstrating a consistent ability to balance the needs of residents with the operational requirements of mobile home parks.

Throughout my tenure as a mobile home park owner and manager, I have prioritized the creation of safe, welcoming, and vibrant communities. My efforts have included implementing sustainable practices, enhancing community facilities, and fostering a sense of belonging among residents. These initiatives have not only improved the quality of life for residents but have also contributed to the broader community’s cohesion and resilience.

My experience has also enabled me to develop strong relationships with city officials, residents, and other stakeholders. I am adept at facilitating constructive dialogue and building consensus among diverse groups, skills I believe would be invaluable to the Committee.

I am particularly interested in contributing to discussions around policy development, regulatory compliance, and strategic planning to ensure that Costa Mesa remains a model city for mobile home living.

I am passionate about ensuring that mobile home parks in Costa Mesa continue to be affordable, safe, and desirable places to live. I believe my background equips me with a unique perspective and a wealth of knowledge that can help guide the Committee's work. By serving on this Committee, I aim to contribute to meaningful change that enhances the quality of life for mobile home residents and supports the sustainable development of these communities within Costa Mesa.

I am enthusiastic about the opportunity to contribute to the Mobile Home Advisory Committee and look forward to the possibility of working together to make Costa Mesa an even better place for its mobile home residents. Thank you for considering my application 560
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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? As a prospective member of the Mobile Home Advisory Committee, I am deeply interested in developing and supporting initiatives that enhance the quality of life for residents of mobile home parks, ensure the sustainability of these communities, and foster inclusivity and resilience. Drawing from my experience in managing and owning mobile home parks in Costa Mesa, I have identified several key areas where I believe impactful projects can be initiated:

Affordability and Financial Assistance Programs: One of my primary interests lies in exploring and expanding affordability and financial assistance programs for mobile home residents. This could include developing subsidies or grants for low-income families, creating partnerships with local banks for favorable loan conditions, or establishing emergency funds to assist residents facing financial hardships.

Infrastructure Improvement and Sustainability Projects: I am keen on leading projects focused on infrastructure improvements within mobile home parks, such as upgrading utility systems, enhancing connectivity and accessibility, and incorporating green spaces and recreational facilities. Sustainability projects could also include solar panel installations and water conservation systems to reduce utility costs for residents and promote environmental stewardship.

Community Engagement and Empowerment Initiatives: Building strong, cohesive communities is essential. I am interested in creating programs that encourage community engagement, such as organizing town hall meetings, establishing resident advisory boards, and hosting community events. Empowerment initiatives could also involve providing residents with education and training opportunities on topics such as homeownership, financial literacy, and legal rights.

Policy Advocacy and Regulatory Reform: Given the regulatory challenges often faced by mobile home communities, I aim to advocate for policy changes that provide clearer protections for residents and park owners alike. This could involve working with local government officials to revise zoning laws, improve safety regulations, and streamline the permit process for renovations and upgrades.

Technology and Innovation for Mobile Home Living: I believe there is significant potential to leverage technology to improve the mobile home living experience. Projects could include developing a mobile app for community communication, implementing smart home technologies for energy efficiency, and exploring modular and prefabricated housing options to enhance affordability and design flexibility.

By focusing on these areas, I aim to contribute to the development of sustainable, vibrant, and inclusive mobile home communities in Costa Mesa. I am committed to leveraging my experience, along with input from residents and stakeholders, to identify and prioritize projects that will have the most meaningful and lasting impact.

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Vice-President of Real Estate Acquisitions at Vista Investments, San Diego
January 1997 — August 2001
• Responsible for sourcing and executing acquisitions of retail shopping centers and apartment buildings. • Active in all aspects of investment process including evaluating investment opportunities, conducting due diligence, determining appropriate valuation and capital structure, and preparing internal investment memorandums. • Acquired $20MM portfolio of retail shopping centers from a REO division of United National Bank at 40% discount. • Refinanced $55MM in multi-family loans from 9.50% to 7.00%, resulting in annual interest savings of $200K.

Financial Analyst (M&A and Real Estate) at Bankers Trust, Los Angeles
May 1993 — December 1996
Active Member in numerous transactions ranging from $20MM to $300MM for retail and industrial properties. • Worked on leverage buyouts for financial sponsors considering potential acquisitions.

Performed extensive due diligence and financial statement analysis including development of leveraged DCF model analysis, leveraged ratio analysis, and interest coverage ratio analysis. • Analyzed proposed transactions based on pro forma/ projection modeling, optimal capital structure analysis, comparable mezzanine debt transactions and strategic considerations. • Conducted demographic research, identified key credit risks and strengths, and drafted internal screening memorandums and capital commitment memorandums for potential transactions.

Education
Master of Business Administration, University of Southern California, Marshall School of Business, Los Angeles, CA Bachelor of Science, University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School of Business, Philadelphia, PA
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Lucia Salinas Holt
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I am a senior living in a mobile home. I have years of working during the elections in Costa Mesa. I have been living in Costa Mesa over 20 years. I want to get involved in helping with problems & making Costa Mesa a better place.

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? I am interested in the Mobile Homes projects or finding solutions to problems.

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Debra Lee
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I wish to help protect my interest and the interest of my neighbors in being treated fairly within our mobile home community.

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? Keeping the residence, safe and guarding the elderly against theft and fraud.

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Laurie Beverage
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I have lived in a mobile home park in the past and would like to advocate on behalf of the residents. Based on my prior experience as a former resident and my experience assisting a seasoned real estate agent for the last 12 years I have gained some insight and would hope to bring a fresh perspective to the committee.

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? Advocating for the rights of the residents and helping to find solutions to the problems specially experienced by mobile home owners.

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Vickie M. Talley
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I represent the Costa Mesa mobile home community owners and have served as Chair of the Committee and just elected to serve as the Vice Chair of the Committee.

I am respectfully requesting to be reappointed for another tern of service on the committee. During my service on the committee I have had an opportunity to share my over 42 years of experience in working with the manufactured housing industry as the Executive Director of the Manufactured Housing Educational Trust. I have been able to bring valuable resources to the committee that have allowed the committee members to focus on improving communication and understanding of issues facing Costa Mesa mobile home parks.

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As a Committee member, what ideas or projects are of interest to you? As a committee member, I have participated in working with the committee and city staff to improve the City's Website so that it provides accurate and complete information on mobile home community living. As Chair and Vice Chair I supported and joined with my fellow committee members in dedicating time at each meeting to provide important education and information on programs such as rental assistance for park residents, the services provided by the California Department of Housing and Community Development, and on regulations that impact mobile home parks. and
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