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CITY OF OAKLAND

CITY HALL • 1 FRANK H. OGAWA PLAZA, 3rd FLOOR • OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA 94612

Office of the Mayor (510) 238-3141 Honorable Libby Schaaf Fax (510) 238-4731
Mayor

July 18, 2021

The Honorable City Council
One Frank H. Ogawa Plaza, Second Floor
Oakland, CA 94612

Dear President Bas and members of the City Council:

Pursuant to City Charter Section 601, the Mayor has reappointed the following persons as members of the following board or commission, subject to City Council confirmation:

Oakland Housing Authority Board

Barbara Montgomery to serve a two-year tenant term on the on the Oakland Housing Authority Board beginning July 1, 2022 and ending June 30, 2024 filling the seat previously held by himself.

Anne E. Griffith, to serve a four-year term on the Oakland Housing Authority Board beginning July 1, 2022 and ending June 30, 2026 filling the seat previously held by herself.

Lynette Jung Lee, to serve a four-year term on the Oakland Housing Authority Board beginning July 1, 2022 and ending June 30, 2026 filling the seat previously held by herself.

Mark J Tortorich, to serve a four-year term on the Oakland Housing Authority Board beginning July 1, 2022 and ending June 30, 2026 filling the seat previously held by herself.

Thank you for your assistance in this matter.

Sincerely,

Mayor Libby Schaaf

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My 27 years in affordable housing development helps me to understand and help guide new projects for the Oakland Housing Authority. Additionally, my and EBALDC's experience in rehabbing and managing SROs helps OHA as it works to create more housing for the homeless in Oakland. My current service on the Alameda County Health Care for the Homeless Commission helps me to understand the urgency and need to provide more services for the homeless.

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BIO FOR LYNETTE JUNG LEE
Lynette Jung Lee spent 33 years with the East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation (EBALDC), a community development corporation based in Oakland, California, the last 27 as its executive director.

During her tenure, she grew EBALDC from a staff of two to ninety, and helped guide its affordable housing development to achieve over 1400 completed affordable apartments, over 200 homes for first time home buyers, and 300,000 sf of retail, office, and community facilities, such as child
care centers, health clinics, etc.

She helped expand EBALDC programs to include property
management, community and small business retail and office development, neighborhood and economic development, community organizing and planning, and financial literacy.

After retirement from EBALDC,
Lynette helped to establish Diversity in Health Training Institute, a nonprofit focusing on helping immigrants and refugees with medical backgrounds to re-enter the medical field here in the U.S.

Lynette
currently serves as a board member of Community Economics, and Gum Moon/Asian Women’s Resource Center.

She is a commissioner with the Oakland Housing Authority and Alameda County Health Care for the Homeless.

She is the Chair of the Buena Vista Community Institute and Co-Chair of the Buena Vista United Methodist Women, both connected to her church, Buena Vista United Methodist Church, of which she has been a member since 1996.

She serves on the Steering Committee for Renewed Hope Housing Advocates in Alameda.

Lynette was born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii, and has a B.A. in English Literature from the University of Hawaii and a Standard Secondary Teaching Credential from San Francisco State College (now University).

Lynette lives in Oakland and is married to Sun Hee Lee and has two grown children, Nanrisa and Brandon, a daughter-in-law Shania, two grandchildren, Kai and Amaya, and a granddoggie, Ono.

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BIO FOR LYNETTE JUNG LEE
Lynette Jung Lee has spent 33 years with the East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation (EBALDC), a community development corporation, the last 27 as the executive director. During her tenure, she grew EBALDC from a staff of two to ninety, and helped guide its affordable housing development to achieve over 1400 completed affordable apartments, over 200 homes for first time home buyers, and 300,000 sf of retail, office, and community facilities, such as child care centers, health clinics, etc. She helped expand EBALDC programs to include property management, community and small business retail and office development, neighborhood and economic development, community organizing and planning, and financial literacy. After retirement from EBALDC, Lynette helped to establish Diversity in Health Training Institute, a nonprofit focusing on helping immigrants and refugees with medical backgrounds to re-enter the medical field, and established a pilot program and helped in the recruitment of its first executive director.

Lynette currently serves as a board member of Community Economics and Gum Moon/Asian Women’s Resource Center. She is a commissioner with the Oakland Housing Authority and the Alameda County Health Care for the Homeless Program. She is on the Steering Committee for Renewed Hope Housing Advocates. Lynette is currently the Co-Chair of the Buena Vista United Methodist Women and the Treasurer of the California Nevada Conference of United Methodist Women. She was born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii, and has a B.A. in English Literature from the University of Hawaii and a Standard Secondary Teaching Credential from San Francisco State College (now University). Lynette is married to Sun Hee Lee and has two grown children and a grandson and granddaughter.

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Barbara Montgomery has been a resident of Oakland for over forty years. She has been an active member of the West Oakland community for many years, serving on numerous boards and committees.

Barbara worked as a Nurses Assistant at the University of California Medical Center and at Laguna Honda Hospital in San Francisco. She attended Laney College taking courses in Psychology and Business Management. Barbara studied Theology for four years at Patten College in Oakland and received a Silver Certificate in Christian Education.

In 1998, Barbara received training as a Community
Building Intern when President Bill Clinton designated parts of Oakland as an Enhanced Enterprise Community. Barbara was appointed to the Board of the EEC (Enhanced Enterprise Community) Policy Board. The role of this board was to oversee the distribution and monitoring of $44 million dollars given to the City of Oakland from the Clinton Administration. This position also allowed Barbara to accompany then Mayor Elihu Harris, former Mayor Jerry Brown, other staff members, and a host of distinguished leaders to visit the White House. In 2001, Barbara’s commitment to improving the quality of life for all Oakland residents was lauded as she received a Grandmother of the Year nomination. In addition to the aforementioned accomplishments, other past and current associations include:
• Founder and Former
President of the Acorn Apartments Tenant Association
• Former Member of the Oakland Community
Policing Task Force • Founder and Former Secretary of C.W.O.R (Coalition for West Oakland Revitalization) • Member of E.C.W.O.R (Economic Coalition for West Oakland Revitalization) • Board Member of EEC (Enhanced Enterprise Community) Policy Board • 1998 Attendee at the White House
Conference for Revitalization Funds • Member of RAD (Resident Advisory Board) of the Oakland Housing Authority • Board Member of CDBG (Community Development Block Grant) District 3 • Chairperson for the NCPC (Neighborhood Crime Prevention Council) Beat 2X and 5X • Board Member and Secretary of the West Oakland Land Trust • 2004 – Mayoral Appointment as a Commissioner of the City of Oakland Citizens’ Police Review Board
• 2008 Inductee - Alameda County Women's Hall of Fame • 2011- Mayoral Appointment as a Commissioner of the Oakland Housing Authority Barbara is a tireless and committed
public servant whose efforts and demonstrated leadership is an example to all.

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Barbara Montgomery has been a resident of Oakland for
over forty years. She has been an active member of the
West Oakland community for many years, serving on
numerous boards and committees. Barbara worked as a
nurse at the University of California Med ical Center and at Laguna Honda Hospital in San Francisco. She attended
Laney College taking courses in Psychology and Business Management. Barbara studied Theology for four years at Patten College in Oakland and received a Silver Certificate in Christian Education. In 1998, Barbara received training as a Community Building Intern when President Bill Clinton designated parts of Oakland as an Enhanced Enterprise Community. Barbara was appointed to the Board of the EEC (Enhance d Enterprise Community) Policy Board. The role of this board was to oversee the distribution and monitoring of $44 million dollars given to the City of Oakland from the Clinton Administration. This position also allowed Barbara to accompany then Mayor Elihu Harris, former Mayor Jerry Brown, other staff members, and a host of distinguished leaders to visit the White House. In 2001, Barbara’s commitment to improving the quality of life for all Oakland residents was lauded as she received a Grandmother of the Year nomination. In addition to the aforementioned accomplishments, other past and current associations include:

• Founder and Former President of the Acorn Apartments Tenant Association • Former Member of the Oakland Community Policing Task Force • Founder and Former Secretary of C.W.O.R (Coalition for West Oakland Revitalization)
• Member of E.C.W.O.R (Economic Coalition for West Oakland Revitalization) • Board Member of EEC (Enhanced Enterprise Community) Policy Board • 1998 Attendee at the White House Conference for Revitalization Funds • Member of RAD (Resident Advisory Board) of the Oakland Housing Authority • Board Member of CDBG (Community Development Block Grant) District 3 • Member of the NCPC (Neighborhood Crime Prevention Council) • Board Member and Secretary of the West Oakland Land Trust • 2004 – Mayoral Appointment as a Commissioner of the City of Oakland Citizens’ Police Review Board
• 2008 Inductee - Alameda County Women's Hall of Fame
• 2011- Mayoral Appointment as a Commissioner of the Oakland Housing Authority

Barbara is a tireless and comm itted public servant whose efforts and demonstrated leadership is an example to all.

BARBARA MILLICAN MONTGOMERY
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I believe that both the Oakland Housing Authority and I have experienced meaningful growth because of my tenure on the commission and I look forward to advancing a number of OHA initiatives that were stalled because of Covid but are now fully in play. I hope that through renewal of my term, I will have the opportunity to see those initiatives through. I have a longstanding commitment to providing affordable housing, and I remain dedicated interested in supporting such work in Oakland through the good work of OHA. As a Senior Director at Enterprise Community Partners, I have developed a broad understanding of the affordable housing field and have spent a significant portion of my career elevating and supporting public housing authorities to be pivotal actors in advancing affordable housing opportunities, despite the history of federal disinvestment in public housing agencies. In addition, I've worked with many practitioners and students of best practices to connect public housing authorities and their residents into the larger funding, services and human capital networks that have typically operated outside of public housing authorities. These experiences allow me to participate fully and meaningfully on the Oakland Housing Authority's Board of Commissioners. Furthermore, while I do not work within the financing arena of public and affordable housing, specifically, I have familiarity and comfort with housing finance arrangements, as well as access to many creative financial minds through my current employment.

Finally, I approach my work and board service from a learning and observational posture which allows me to bring creativity and sensitivity to this field of work. I enjoy bringing these skills to bear in such a critically important area as supporting OHA and find participating on the OHA Board of Commissions to be both personally and professionally very rewarding. I very much look forward to continuing my service.

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ANNE E GRIFFITH
__________________________________________________________________________________________________ Versatile professional skillful in navigating politically charged conversations between stakeholders representing a wide range of technical and community-based perspectives.

Effective leader and problem-solver who leads with equity to advance a human-centered, highly congruent professional environment to advance systemic change.

WORK HISTORY
Senior Director – National Programs, 03/2021 to Present Director – National Initiatives, 03/2019 to 03/2021
Senior Program Director– National Initiatives, Economic Mobility, 07/2018 to 03/2019 Senior Program Director - Public Housing, 06/2012 to 03/2019 ENTERPRISE COMMUNITY PARTNERS – San Francisco, CA
 Organizational lead of Strong, Prosperous And Resilient Communities Challenge, shepherding capital investment and programmatic support to six communities as part of a three- organization technical assistance collaboration.
 Co-designer and lead of economic mobility initiative focused on the nexus between housing and mobility from poverty.
 Facilitated integration Arts, Culture and Healing program within economic mobility approach within Enterprise and within HOPE SF, a public housing transformation to mixed income housing effort in San Francisco.
 Architect of collaboration and problem-solving model for San Francisco portfolio-wide transfer of 29 developments using HUD's Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) program.  Designed and implemented model learning community for affordable housing operators utilizing healing and power-sharing practices.
 Provides on-going technical assistance to Marin Housing Authority and Marin County Board of Supervisors in connection with the redevelopment of historically significant and highly contested public housing development .

Senior Program Associate and Oakland Community Land Trust Executive Director, 08/2007 to 06/2012
URBAN STRATEGIES COUNCIL – Oakland, CA
 Responsible for the creation, financing, operation and management of a community land trust, an independent nonprofit formed to turn vacant foreclosed properties into permanently affordable housing in Oakland.
 Coordinated the Bayview Hunters Point Economic Development Education and Advocacy Project, a technical assistance, capacity and alliance building project through community benefits from development.

Associate Attorney, 04/2005 to 03/2007
FARELLA BRAUN + MARTEL LLP – San Francisco, CA
Coordinated the acquisition and disposition of multifamily, office, research and development properties, and an entertainment complex in San Francisco. Drafted commercial lease agreements and various financing documents.

Associate Attorney, 03/2003 to 04/2005
GUBB & BARSHAY LLP – San Francisco, CA
Assisted in the representation of nonprofit affordable housing developers in low-income housing tax credit, tax-exempt bond, municipal, redevelopment, state, and federal financing transactions.

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Associate Attorney, 09/1998 to 03/2003
PAUL, HASTINGS, JANOFSKY & WALKER LLP (BATTLE FOWLER LLP - combined with PHJW in 2000) –
New York, NY, and San Francisco, CA
Assisted in negotiations, prepared documentation for, and performed due diligence in connection with the representation of owners/developers of multi-family housing, including large joint ventures.

EDUCATION
Juris Doctorate: School of Law, May 1998
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY - New York, NY
Master of Urban Planning: Robert F . Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, May 1998 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY - New York, NY
Bachelor of Arts: May 1993
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - Berkeley, CA
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Licensed California architect with extensive public and private sector experience delivering complex multi- billion dollar real estate and construction programs. Currently supervising Kaiser Permanente's (KP) Northern California capital facilities and real estate group. Board member for the Habitat for Humanity SF Chapter and subject matter expert for KP on housing programs in Northern California Please submit your resume or curriculum vitae. You may upload a document. (A Word format is preferred.) Alternatively, you may paste the text of your resume in the field provided below.

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VICE PRESIDENT NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
2017 to PRESENT
K a i s e r P e r m a n e n t e N a t i o n a l F a c i l i t i e s S e r v i c e s ( N F S )
Vice President for Northern California Service Delivery with Kaiser Permanente National Facilities Services. In this capacity, oversees a staff of 200 supporting capital facilities projects, clinical technology, facilities operations, and real estate acquisition. 10-year capital strategic plan incorporates cashflows between $1B and $2B annually. Major projects in the capital plan include new hospitals and medical centers for Sacramento, San Jose, San Francisco, and Dublin, new consolidated regional laboratory, and administrative headquarters.

VICE PRESIDENT PLANNING DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
2005 to 2017
S t a n f o r d H e a l t h C a r e a n d L u c i l e P a c k a r d C h i l d r e n ’ s H o s p i t a l
The senior hospital executive providing real estate strategy and capital project management for both the Lucile Packard Children's Hospital and Stanford Health Care. Built an organization from scratch and supervised over 65 architects, engineers, construction managers, real estate analysts, and support personnel.

Staff both hospitals boards of directors related to facilities and real estate matters and coordinate long range plans with University trustees and School of Medicine leadership. Primary facilities representative for hospital fundraising campaigns with a combined goal over $1B. Represent Stanford Health Care on international pursuits in China, the UAE, and Japan. Major accomplishments include planning, real estate acquisition, land use entitlements, design, and construction management for:

Stanford Hospital Renewal and Replacement:
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comprehensive multi-decade, multi-billion-dollar masterplan for the replacement and re-construction of hospital, clinic, and medical school facilities and infrastructure within the City of Palo Alto. Key projects include:

New Stanford Hospital
: A new 820,000 square foot, 368 bed acute care
facility and 900 car parking structure designed by Rafael Vinoly Architects.

Mark J. Tortorich, FAIA
The most ambitious project in Stanford’s history, and with a capital budget of $2B, the project is currently scheduled for completion by 2018.

Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Expansion: A new 520,000 square foot, 200 bed acute care facility designed by Perkins and Will and HGA architects. The $1.3B project opened to patients in late 2017.

Hoover Medical Campus: New 1075 car parking structure, renovated 1930 era hospital building, and new 92,000 square foot first of its kind Neurosciences Center of Excellence.

Stanford Cancer Center in San Jose: 72,000 square foot $62M tenant improvement construction for comprehensive cancer center in the South Bay combining Stanford faculty practice with community physicians Stanford Outpatient Center in Redwood City: Acquisition and phased renovation of 365,000 square foot office building into a state-of-the-art outpatient center for Stanford Medicine.

Emeryville Outpatient Center: Tenant improvements for 90,000 square foot specialty practice center in the east bay.
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VICE PRESIDENT and HEALTHCARE PRINCIPAL
URS/O'Brien Kreitzberg 1998 to 2005
National healthcare business development leader with dual reporting responsibilities to San Francisco region and corporate headquarters. Led pursuits nationally and internationally for architecture, engineering, and construction management. Successfully captured new markets for previously disparate business lines within URS and consistently exceeded sales goals.

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, REGION 9 1983 to 1998
Senior manager responsible for execution of capital improvement projects throughout GSA’s western region including planning design and construction of the Ronald Dellums Federal Office Building and Courthouse in Oakland.

R e g i s t r a t i o n
Licensed Architect, State of California, 1987
Number: C18,255
E d u c a t i o n
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, CA Bachelor of Sciences in Architecture, 1983
P r o f e s s i o n a l A c t i v i t i e s a n d A c h i e v e m e n t s Elected to the College of Fellows, American Institute of Architects, 2001 Board Member, Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco Chapter 2018 - 2020 ELT, American Heart Association Hard Hats for Heart, 2017, 2018 Member Urban Land Institute Health and Life Sciences Council GSA Design Excellence Program National Register of Peer Professionals 2002-2003 American Institute of Architects California Council (AIACC) Board of Directors
2000-2001 AIA San Francisco Chapter Board of Directors Executive Committee 2000 AIA California Council Corporate Architect Honor Award AIA California Council Project Delivery Handbook Task Force AIA California Council Construction Management Task Force Presenter, 2015 Design Colloquium at the Presidio
Speaker, Center for Integrated Project Delivery, Stanford University 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015
Juror, AIA Academy of Architecture for Health Design Awards, 2014 Juror, GSA Design Excellence Peer Review; New Eugene Federal Courthouse Juror GSA Design Excellence Peer Review; Seattle Federal Building Renovation Juror, California Council AIA Achievement Awards, 2001
Juror, Southwest Mountain Region AIA Awards Program, 1990 Juror, Author, “Contra Costa County Government Center – Public Advocacy through Public Participation”
For Competitions Magazine, Spring 2001
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Author; “Design/Build - An Owner’s Viewpoint” for the 1998 Structural Engineers World Congress
Speaker, Design/Build Institute, Washington DC, 1998
1998 AIA Convention Steering Committee, Legacy Project
1997 Excellence in Public Architecture Award
1996 San Francisco Prize Steering Committee
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OAKLAND CITY COUNCIL
RESOLUTION NO.____________C.M.S.

INTRODUCED BY MAYOR LIBBY SCHAAF

RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE MAYOR'S REAPPOINTMENT OF
ANNE E. GRIFFITH, LYNETTE JUNG LEE, BARBARA MONTGOMERY,

AND MARK J TORTORICH TO THE OAKLAND HOUSING

AUTHORITY BOARD
WHEREAS, the City Council established the Oa kland Housing Authority Board by adopting Resolution No. 6341 C.M.S., April 28, 1938, pursuant to the California Health and Safety Code, section 34270, which authorizes the City of Oakland to declare the need for a housing authority by resolution; and
WHEREAS, the Oakland Housing Authority Board is responsible for Oakland's low-rent housing program with the Board providing policy oversight over the development, construction, rental, management and maintenance of all publ ic housing In Oakland, so that the Board either owns, operates and administers its units or administers a rental assistance program in which private landlords rent directly to tenants who are eligible to receive federal rent subsidies; and WHEREAS, California Health and Safety Code Section 34270 authorizes the Mayor, subject to confirmation of a majority of th e members of the Council, to appoint five commissioners; and
WHEREAS, California Health and Safety Code Sections 34270 and 34272 further provide (1) that the Mayor shall appoint, subject to co nfirmation of a majority of the members of the Council, two additional commissioners who are ten ants of the authority, one of whom shall be over 62 years of age if the authority has tenants of such age, and (2) that if a commissioner cease to be a tenant of the authority he/she shall be disqualified and another tenant shall be appointed to fill the unexpired term; and
WHEREAS, California Health and Safety Code Section 34272 provides the tenant commissioners' terms shall be two years; all ot her commissioners' terms shall be four years; and, all vacancies shall be filled for the unexpired term; and Approved as to Form and Legality
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2 WHEREAS, the Honorable Mayor Libby Schaaf has reappointed Anne Griffith, Lynette Jung Lee, Barbara Montgomery, and Mark J Tortorich to serve on the Oakland Housing Authority Board subject to confirmation by the City Council; now therefore be it RESOLVED: That the City Council hereby confirms the Mayor's reappointment of:

Barbara Montgomery, to serve a two-year tenant term on the Oakland Housing Authority Board beginning July 1, 2022 and ending June 30, 2024 filling the seat previously held by herself.

Anne E. G riffith, to serve a four-year term on the Oakland Ho using Authority Board beginning July 1, 2022 and ending June 30, 2026 filling the seat previously held by herself.

Lynette Jung Lee, to serve a four-year term on the Oa kland Housing Authority Board beginning July 1, 2022 and ending June 30, 2026 filling the seat previously held by herself.

Mark J Tortorich, to serve a four-year term on the Oakland Housing Authority Board beginning July 1, 2022 and ending June 30, 2026 filling the seat previously held by himself.

IN COUNCIL, OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA,
PASSED BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE:

AYES - FIFE, GALLO, KALB, KAPLAN, REID, TAYLOR, THAO AND

PRESIDENT FORTUNATO BAS
NOES –
ABSENT –
ABSTENTION –
A T T E S T :

ASHA REED
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the City of Oakland, California

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