Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks Advisory Board
Applications/resumes that I have received thus far for the Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks Advisory Board:
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1. Eleanor Agron 102 Wilderness Lane 2. Robert ‘Bob’ Baker 125 Sanford Lane 3. Trina Baughn 119 Newport Drive 4. Theodore M. Biewer 132 Capital Circle 5. Frank P. Chmielewicz 12 Windhaven Lane 6. Linda Cloutier 168 Cumberland View Drive 7. Sherith Colverson 105 W. Lincoln Road 8. Gerald ‘Jerry’ L. Cooksey, Sr. 105 Liberty Court 9. Tracy Marie Wigham-Crossno 627 Pennsylvania Avenue 10. Robert M. Cushman 137 Whippoorwill Drive 11. Steven Dittner 111 Norton Road 12. Susan I. Donnelly 116 Everest Circle 13. Donald ‘Chip’ Dooley 829 W. Outer Drive 14. Leigha Edwards 1040W. Outer Drive 15. Bridgett K. Ellis 123-B Montana Avenue 16. WilliamAllen Eubanks 136 Orchard Lane 17. Joseph Everitt 124 Greystone Drive 18. Jenny Freeman 371 East Drive 19. Jeff Gilpin 127 Claremont Road 20. Dennis E. Gound 114 W. Melbourne Road 21. Erik H. Groscost 117 Mockingbird Lane 22. Barbara A. Gunn 157 Whippoorwill Drive 23. David K. Hackett 101 Burgess Lane 24. Teresa R. Harvey 101 Park Meade Drive 25. Donna Hatmaker 103 Colby Road 26. BillHenry 111 N. Tampa Lane 27. Camden R. Hubbard 110 Crestview Lane 28. Keith L. Kline 943 W. Outer Drive 29. Suzanne Lance 138 Center Park Lane 30. Joan C. Lane 132 Heritage Drive 31. W. Mark Logan 28 Riverside Drive 32. Jan Lyons 122 Maple Lane 33. Fay M. Martin 108 Meadow Road 34. Lois Martin 1101 W. Outer Drive 35. Greg McPeak 98 Albright Road 36. David Miller 111 E. Madison Road 37. Donald Richard Miller 104 Mockingbird Lane 38. Bryan Moss 134 Parsons Road 39. Joseph H. Noecker 98 Park Meade Drive 40. Bob Olson 104 Beechwood Lane 41. Gerry Palau 104 Whippoorwill Drive 42. Esther R. Palmer 107 Brentwood Drive 43. Jack Alan Parker 24 Rivers Court 44. Laurel Patrick 127 Rockbridge Greens Blvd. 45. Harry E. Peters 105 Victoria Road 46. Fran Pisano 108 Euclid Place 47. Lou Rabinowitz 166 Hendrix Drive 48. David Ricche 139 William Lane 49. G. Daniel Robbins 41 Riverview Drive 50. Theresa Scott 102 Victoria Road 51. James C. Sloan 102 Center Park Lane
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Please return completed application to Donna L.Patterson, CityClerk, P.O. Box1, Oak Ridge,TN37831-0001 Fax:865-425-3409 or email: [email protected]
BOARD, COMMISSION, OR COMMITTEE DESIRED: Recreation and Parks Advisory Board
( Use a separate application for each appointment desired)
Name:Ms. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Eleanor Agron
Address: 102 Wilderness Lane, Oak Ridge, TN
Telephone: 8654822087 Email: epag ron@yahoo . corn
Occupation: mathematics teacher Retired: Yes
Position: chairman of the mathematics department, Powell High School
Do you currently serve on any other City board, commission or committee? Ifso, please list: No
Education, Professional and/or Community Activity(Present):______BA at Hunter College, NYC MMat UT Knoxville
Explain why you are interested in being appointed to this board, commission, or committee:______to help enhance the community in Oak Ridge
Any special knowledge or past experience qualifying you for this appointment: working with a wide variety of people in the past such as volunteering at a settlement house in NYC and at ADFAC in Oak Ridge and working as a bank teller and teacher
All information provided is public pursuant to the Tennessee Public Information Act.
Applicant Statement: I understand that I am applying for appointment to a Board, Commission or
Committee of the City of Oak Ridge; that I will be required to provide proof of my Oak Ridge residency; that I will be required to take an oath of office to uphold the United States and Tennessee Constitutions and the laws of the same if appointed. I agree to comply at all times with all requirements of the office for which I am applying and to which I may be appointed. All statements and information provided in the application are true to the best of my knowledge.
Signature of Applicant: ‘9r—O74— Date: March 18, 2011
Ifyou wish to provide a résumé or additional information, please attach to this form. 102 Wilderness Lane Oak Ridge, TN 37830
Oak Ridge City Council P. 0. Box 1 Oak Ridge, TN 37830
March 18, 2011
Dear Mayor Beehan and Honorable Members of Council,
I am writing this as a supplement to my application for the Recreation and Parks Advisory Board. I have been an Oak Ridge resident since 1949. I was a stay-at-home mom until my youngest child started school. At that time I returned to college briefly and began to teach mathematics. Subsequently I attended UT during several summers earning a Masters degree in Mathematics. I taught at several area schools. I was the longest at Powell High School where I was Chairman of the Mathematics Department. After retirement I taught several semesters at Roane State Community College.
My family and I have taken part in many Oak Ridge activities. For many years I was a volunteer reader of mathematics text books at Recording for the Blind. I also was a volunteer at ADFAC. My husband swims at the Civic Center pool and was involved with the mentally disabled. I was a singer in the Atomic City Sweet Adelines for many years. My husband and I are players in the Oak Ridge Duplicate Bridge Center in Grove Center. I enjoy the waterfront and frequently sit there and enjoy the scenery and watching the rowers. My son enjoys the bicycle paths and walking on the Greenways.
I have had a continuous interest in the cultivation of cultural activities and in the diversification of our city.
Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. Eleanor Agron — RECEIVED tez MAR—7P112: t t OFFiCE OF Th Ciy CL.EH APPLICATION FORM FOR A CITY BOARD, COMMISSION, OR COMMITTEE
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If you wish to provide a résumé or additional information, please attach to this form. RECEIVED TrinaBaughn 119 Newport Dr. Oak Ridge, TN 37830 2 IIMARI5 AM8:07
OFFICEOF 1E CITI CLFJ City of Oak Ridge ATTN: Donna L. Patterson
March 11, 2011
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I enthusiastically submit my application for consideration to serve on the Recreation & Parks Advisory Board. My family and I have regularly enjoyed our public lands, facilities, parks, and greenways for the past 11 years and consider them to be some of our city’s most treasured assets.
To this position, I would bring a broad background & knowledge base that includes:
• A professional history that spans over 15 years in both the private and public sectors and is comprised of roles in project management, business to business sales, employee and volunteer recruitment, event coordination, marketing, and process analysis.
• Recreational activities such as national and foreign travel; support of various non-profit organizations through financial and time contributions; and frequent participant in local events such as the upcoming Leprechaun 5K, the Secret City Half Marathon, The Secret City Festival, National Safety Day and Earth Day celebrations.
• Regular attendance and involvement in City Council, BOE and Charter Commission meetings and discussions with special interest in fiscal accountability, adherence to the law and public safety.
• The ability to communicate effectively with people of all levels and backgrounds; comprehensively analyze problems and solutions; efficiently prioritize time and activities to meet organizational and individual goals.
In addition to my experience and skills, I offer an impartial perspective in that I have no political or business affiliations that would be construed as having a conflict of interest.
In closing, and most importantly, I desire to see our city wisely and effectively leverage our recreational assets in a way that successfully attracts and retains residents. I believe that my experience, skills and objectivity can contribute to meeting this vital goal and welcome the opportunity to serve Oak Ridge citizens in this capacity.
Regards,
Trina Baughn
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Jane Miller Mayor Pro Tem City Of Oak Ridge P0 Box 1 Oak Ridge, TN 37831
Kathryn Baldwin Director, Community Development P0 Box 1 Oak Ridge, TN 37831
Katy Brown President Oak Ridge Convention and Visitors Bureau 102 Robertsville Rd Suite c Oak Ridge, TN 37830
Mack Bailey Fire Chief P.O. Box 1 Oak Ridge, TN, 37831 RECEIVED
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Please return completed application to Donna L.Patterson, CityClerk, P.O. Box1, Oak Ridge, TN37831-0001 Fax:865-425-3409 or email: [email protected]
BOARD, COMMISSION,OR COMMITTEEDESIRED: Parks and Recreation Board (Use a separate application for each appointment desired)
Name: Ms. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Gerald {Jerry} L. Cooksey, Sr. 105Address: Liberty Court Oak Ridge, Tn. 37830 2287940 Email: geraIdcookseyyahoo. corn
Occupation: Retired: X
Position:
Do you currentlyserve on any other City board, commission or committee? If so, please list: Beer Permit Board, Highland View Advisory Board
Education, Professional and/or Communfty Activity(Present):_Resume’ attached
Explain why you are interested in being appointed to this board, commission, or committee:______
I like to stay busy and being involved and learning about the problems, etc. of the city in order to make it a better city and environment for all the people.
Any special knowledge or past experience qualifying you for this appointment:______Just 40 years plus experience in the complex financial industry.
All information provided is public pursuant to the Tennessee Public Information Act
Applicant Statement: I understand that I am applying for appointment to a Board, Commission or Committee of the City of Oak Ridge; that I will be required to provide proof of my Oak Ridge residency; that I will be required to take an oath of office to uphold the United States and Tennessee Constitutions and the laws of the same i appointed. I agree to comply at all times with all requirements of the office for which I am applying and which I may be appointed. All statements and information provided in the application are true to t best of my knowledge.
Signature of Applicant: / Date: 2’2-< (1 if you 4wi to provide a resunØ or a itional information, please attach to this form. OFFICE EDUCATION ZOIIFEBI7 POSITIONS PROFESSIONAL P OTHtiC E CE CURRENTLY 105 V 1 HII:I8
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Please return completed application to Donna L.Patterson, City Clerk, P.O. Box1, Oak Ridge, TN37831-0001 Fax:865425-3409 or email: dpattersonccorporg
BOARD, COMMISSION, OR COMMITTEEDESIRED: Parks and Recreation (Use a separate application for each appointment desired)
Name:Ms. Mrs. Mr. Tracy Marie Wigham-Crossno
Address: 627 Pennsylvania Ave, Oak Ridge, TN 37830
Telephone: 8654552445 Email: tnd dcrossn o@yahoo. corn Occupation: Restaurateur and Photographer Retired:______Position:Ownerof HibachiGallery/TimeOut Deliand T. WhighamPhotography
Do you currently serve on any other City board, commission or committee? If so, please list: no
AYSO Youth Socoer Reg,srrar AYSO CVPA 1ChdVtrx,taer PmtwutionAdvooatej Education, Professional ancVor Community Activity (Present):______AYSOBoard Member,ChairmanGrove Center Art Walk; Co-Chair Taste of Anderson County;
Board Member Grove Center; Events Conimfttee Member, Oak Rge Revtatzation Effort
btheve a taOynattrf Oak Rune’ Explain why you are interested in being appointed to this board, commission, or committee:______
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Any special knowledge or past experience qualifying you for this appointment:______Involved Parenting, Coaching, Mentoring, Active Organizer and Participant in CommunityActivities
All information provided is public pursuant to the Tennessee Public Information Act.
Applicant Statement: I understand that I am applying for appointment to a Board, Commission or
Committee of the City of Oak Ridge; that I willbe required to provide proof of my Oak Ridge residency; that I will be required to take an oath of office to uphold the United States and Tennessee Constitutions
and the laws of the same if appointed. I agree to comply at all times with all requirements of the office for which I am applying and to which I may be appointed. All statements and information provided in the application are true to the best of m’ knowledge. Signature of Applicant \‘ o_—( ) Date:, If you wish to provide a ré - or additional Information, please attach to this form. N, Tracy Marie Whigham-Crossno 627 Pennsylvania Ave * Oak Ridge, TN 37830 865-455-2455 * [email protected] RECEI”E
March3, 2011 2011P4AR -7 PH 1 I Ms. Donna L. Patterson OF Cty Clerk ‘ Jr Hit L11YCLER;c City of Oak Ridge P.O. Box 1 Oak Ridge,TN 37830
Dear Ms. Patterson:
I would liketo submit my application for the volunteer position on the Recreation and Parks Advisory Board.
I am a 37 year old mother of three children who has lived and worked in Oak Ridgefor the past 10 years. I am also the co-owner of an Oak Ridge restaurant and the owner of a photography company in Oak Ridge. Mythree children all attend Oak Ridge Public Schools. Darian (17), is a senior at Oak Ridge th rd High School, Daelynn (11), is a 6 grader at Robertsville,and Riley(8) is a 3 grader at Glenwood. My husband and I own the Hibachi Gallery/Time Out Deli in Grove Center, and I also own a photography business.
I have worked with AYSOyouth soccer where I am currently the Registrar and a member of the AYSO Board of Directors. I also act as a CVPA[Child Volunteer Protection Advocate] During my tenure in these positions I have worked with other volunteers to increase our registrations from just over 200 players to well over 400 players. I have also assisted in starting three new programs within the organization, includinga VIP program which brings soccer to physicallyand mentally challenged youth in our community. Mychildren and I are actively involvedin this program.
As a business owner in Grove Center, I was instrumental in helping to bring the merchants of Grove Center to start a Merchant Associationeight years ago. I came up with the concept and organized the first Pumpkin Festivalin Grove Center which continues to grow and thrive each fall.
I have worked closely with Officer Shannah Newman to start our Business Watch group in Grove Center. Last summer I worked closely with the Oak Ridge RevitalizationEffort to get the Grove Center Art Walk started. I continue to serve on that committee as we make plans for this year’s series of Art Walks.
I currently serve on the Grove Center Merchants Board and work closely with ORREto help improve the historic shopping centers, Grove Center and Jackson Square, through revitalization and our mission to create a better sense of community through the events held in these centers.
As an involved citizen of Oak Ridge I feel that I have a clear perspective of the parks, fields and the historic significance of Oak Ridge. As a young mother, involvedin sports and recreation, I believe that I will help to bring a series of fresh thoughts and ideas to any future plans for the Parks and Recreation areas in our great City.
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I am applying for a position on the new parks and recreation board. I believe I am an excellent choice based in part on the following;
1. I am a long time Oak Ridger from 1965-1985 having returned in 2000 2. I currently have two children 11 and 14 years of age in the Oak Ridge school system 3. My wife is a teaching assistant 4. Both of my parents and their spouses are Oak Ridge residents 5. Currently the Vice Chairman of the Friends of Raw Ridge 6. I am actively involved in the mountain biking activities of East Tennessee
Manufacturing- Start-up to operations including; • Researched and acquired equipment for facility • Programmed CNC milling equipment including setup, jigs, operation and tooling • Consistently met time based manufacturing quotas Database management- • Acquisition and dispossession records • Quickbooks inventory management, billing and product assemblies
Teaching- • High school and adult vocational student technical training Management- • Control production facility with supervision and training of skilled position employees • Controlled day-to-day warehouse operations to include correct incoming inventory, on time delivery of outgoing goods and accurate record keeping
Travel- International; • New product evaluations, supplier relationships, and facilitating purchases. • Completion of contractual agreements Domestic; • Supervise trade shows. • Handle face-to-face contacts with new and established customers
EXPERIENCE MP International, Inc., Louisville, TN 2000 — present Projects Manager Apopka High School, Apopka, FL 1999-2000 Auto Technology Instructor Don Mealy Acura, Longwood, FL 1989— 1999 Master Technician Motorcycle Mechanics Institute, Orlando, FL. 1987— 1989, Instructor Education Pellissippi State Technical Community College, Knoxville,TN AA 2003 Seminole Community College, Sanford, FL AA 2000 r’ r T.._ ir: - 1 1 Susan I. Donnelly 2: L5 2011 Mi.FI8 P1 116 Everest Circle, Oak Ridge, TN ...-..-.-r (865) 696-4106 Oi-l-lC c. . Background in Recreation Planning/Experienced Program Manager
Master’s degree in Planning with coursework in recreation planning. Experience at B&WY-12 in program management role, with solid grounding in quality management and excellent communication skills. 19+ years of independent initiative, questioning attitude, and forward-looking quality management experience.
Adept at seeing individual connections and trends and that form a bigger picture, such as the impacts of a program change. Passionate about tackling what needs improvement and solving it in creative ways that turn around the current program or adapt ideas in new ways. Strong at building understanding between participants — sees other’s perspective in difficult situations.
Areas of Expertise • Future planning • Problem-Solving • Clear Communication • Creative Conceptualization • Program Improvement • Bridge-Building . Program-Level Vision • Balancing needs • Public Speaking
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M.S.P., Planning 1999 Concentration in Environmental Planning; University of Tennessee, Knoxville,TN • Recreational planning . Environmental planning . Land use planning
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VolunteerandRecreationExperience • Oak Ridge City Board of Zoning Appeals • Race Director, Cumberland Trail 50k • Board Member, Cumberland Trail Conference • 35÷ years running races, including 130+ national and international ultramarathons
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UT-Battelle 2004-2006 Independent Oversight and Contractor Assurance Manager Managed the program that conducted independent assessments to evaluate effectiveness of management systems, line organization performance assessment programs, high-level corrective actions (NTS,DOE,high-visibility, high-risk), and other areas requested by the ORNLLeadership Team. Was also asked to manage the initial Contractor Assurance Program. Overview: • Established the first program descriptions, procedures, and tools for the Independent Oversight function, and drafted the program description and internal procedure for the Contractor Assurance function. • Worked with corporate and Battelle affiliate counterparts to set expectations, strategic direction, and company-wide assessment needs. • Worked with senior managers to develop contractor assurance risk packages presented to the UT-Battelle Board of Governors. • Interviewed cross-section of managers and site DOEto develop annual risk-based assessment schedule. • Supervised 1.5 FTE5and procured a wide range of subcontractor SMEassistance. • Analyzed all internal and external assessment result trends for senior leadership on regular basis for the UT Battelle Self-Evaluation Plan submittal for DOEaward fee.
Pacific Western Technologies, Ltd. (PWT) 1999-2004 Assessments Task Manager Managed the independent assessment service provided to Bechtel Jacobs Company, LLC(BJC). Overview: • Directed completion of multiple assessments in various stages of life cycle at five DOEseparate sites, while also performing assessments on company programs, in-field projects, vendors, and subcontractors. • Established and maintained the PWT lead auditor certification program. • Played primary role in PWT in achieving ISO9001:2001 certification. • Developed and taught Lead Auditor Training course for BWXTY-12, PWT, and BJC. At DOErequest, developed and taught a surveillance class to DOE-Paducah.
Bechtel Jacobs company, IIC 1998-1999 Senior Quality Engineer Helped establish the new BJCindependent and management assessment programs. Overview: • Helped set program scope, approach, and process. • Wrote the initial BJCindependent and management assessment procedures • Led independent assessments on company programs, in-field projects, vendors, and subcontractors.
Lockheed Martin Energy Systems (LMES) 1991-1998 Senior Quality Engineer Served as lead for the three assessors in the LMESTechnical Assessment Group assigned to the K-25Site. Overview: • Implemented the Integrated Assessment Program at K-25, which combined safety, health, environmental and quality experts on teams as large as 32 members. • Led over 50 assessments, participated in an additional 40 assessments, and 6 Assist Visits. Also served as an examiner in DOEEnergy Quality Awards Program. • Wrote the independent assessment procedures. • Developed and taught the lead auditor course.
Burlington Industries 1986-1991 Industrial/Quality Engineer Performed classical industrial and quality engineering projects in three different manufacturing environments. Overview: • Created manufacturing plant’s first process control studies and control charts to identify process improvements, and performed time-motion studies to determine optimum production methods. • Wrote Basic programs for budget, shift, and pay calculations. • Supervised three hourly time clerks.
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• I personally started a grass roots organization in Dandridge TN in 1995 for a Parks and Community center. • Wrote the by-Laws. • Formed the Board of Directors. • Organized fund raisers. • Interviewed on Channel 8 news
In 1999 we broke ground on the baseball fields and a football field. The Grace Shrader Park “The Field of Dreams” became a reality.
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Senior Executive with strong operational and managerial experience in land and water stewardship; environmental management activities; strategy development; financial/business planning and systems; and stakeholder/customer requirements. Recognized for exemplary reservoir land and natural resources management. Known as a strategic and innovative leader who maximizes human resource potential and supports continuous improvement. Key qualifications include:
• Business Process &Strategy Development • Strategic &Operational Management • Innovative Use of Technology • Negotiating • Performance Planning & Execution • Reservoir Lands Planning • Regulatory Compliance • Communication Ability
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• Received 0MB Award for the highest rating for effectiveness in natural resource stewardship in the federal government • Awarded the National Lake Management Society Award for TVA’sClean Marina Initiative to improve water quality; National Benchmark (from EPA) for watershed planning and improvements • Reduced cycle time for dock permits (over 50%) and land use requests (over 30%)
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Senior Vice President, Office of Environment and Research May 2007 to December 2008 Responsible for WA’S corporate environmental management activities, stewardship activities, agency research and development, including environmental research, energy research and technology advancements, and natural resource management. This includes corporate environmental policy, strategy, planning, and regulatory interpretation, management of agency lands, stewardship of the region’s cultural and natural resources including recreation, wildlife,and archaeological resources. Served as the Agency’s Environmental Executive and Federal Preservation Officer. Approximately 400 people; $40 million budget.
Senior Vice President, Environmental Stewardship and Policy February 2006 to May 2007 Responsible for managing the development of WA’s resource stewardship and corporate environmental policies and strategies. This includes overseeing shoreline management, including future development; accountability for improving watershed conditions by working with communities and other stakeholders to address environmental problems; management of WA’s reservoir lands for multiple benefits including conservation, recreation, and economic development while protecting sensitive natural and cultural resources; provide realty, resource and environmental services; and advising WA’s Environmental Executive on environmental policy and strategy, National Environmental Policy Act and auditing. Approximately 258 people; $25 million budget.
Vice President, Resource Stewardship (RS) November 2000 to February 2006 Lead and direct all land and water stewardship programs, projects, and activities for WA. This includes management of all water quality watershed activities, reservoir lands, forests, wildlife,cultural, regional heritage, and other resource conservation activities on WA lands. Set strategic direction for the operation and maintenance of recreational and dam reservation property, lands planning, the development of recreational opportunities, the improvement of shoreline conditions, and other management of WA property including management, acquisition and disposal, and other real property transactions for WA. Approximately 220 people; $20 million budget. Bridgette K. Ellis Page 2
Acting Vice President, Environmental Policy and Planning July 2005 to February 2006 Responsible for TVA’senvironmental policy and strategy; report on environmental performance; conduct regulatory reviews; administer National Environmental Policy Act relative to WA; manage environmental auditing and training; and manage TVA’sexternal interfaces on environmental issues. Approximately 45 people; $5 million budget.
Project Coordinator, RS April 2000 — November 2000 Directed the RS organization in the absence of the Vice President. Presented land actions at meetings of the Board of Directors. Served as technical advisor to Public Land subcommittee of the Regional Resource Stewardship Council.
Manager, Business Process Analysis, Business Services 1999 - 2000 Responsible for Competitive Assessment & Planning and Business Process Improvement for River System Operations & Environment (RSO&E). Coordinated and conducted benchmarking activities; process redesign and engineering activities; and identified and evaluated best in class methods and processes both internally and externally to compare RSO&E performance, define performance gaps, establish future targets, and continually improve processes.
Manager, Strategy and Performance 1997 - 1999 Led the development of strategies associated with all Land Management businesses in the management of public lands, the operation and maintenance of facilities, and the provision of geographic information and environmental services.
Quality Manager 1995 - 1997 Oversaw the development, coordination, and communication of total quality processes and approach for the Land Management organization. Analyzed and monitored Land Management processes to ensure continuous improvement.
Reservoir Lands Planning Specialist 1993 - 1995 Facilitated and implemented WA’s Reservoir Lands Planning initiative. Provided overall long-range planning, organization, and priority setting for planning activities.
Forest Industry Development Specialist 1989 - 1993 Directed technical assistance, education, and information services to the forest industries, loggers, and state forestry agencies in the Tennessee Valley.
Forester 1979 - 1989 Handled Valley-wide forest industry survey; project Leader for the WA Continuous Forest Inventory Data System; project Leader for the WA Forest Inventory Processing System (IPS). Responsibility for user services for multiple-use management software.
Forestry Aide Summer 1978 Assisted staff foresters with field inventories and multiple-use management plans.
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Centenary College, Shreveport, LA 1998-2001 Coach/Founder - Established and served as the volunteer coach of the college club rowing team.
Louisiana School MSA, Natchitoches, LA 1995-1996 Coach/Founder - Established and served as the coach of the first high school rowing program in the state of Louisiana.
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Education M.S., Forestry Key Qualifications: University of Tennessee, Knoxville > Excellent communication skills
B.S., Anthropology > Abilityto workwith a diversityof University of Memphis, TN people and companies Experience Summary > Effectivelydeveloped networks and business opportunities fora Ms. Freeman has twenty-eight years of diverse experience wide variety of clients in nuclear waste and environmental services. She has developed an extensive network of companies and ‘ Organized and hosted six major individuals with a variety of expertise in the nuclear waste business development and D&D markets. She works to connect companies and conferences that grew significantly people with opportunities, and she understands the in both attendance and revenue contracting business from both the large and the small > Developed and hosted numerous business perspective. Ms. Freemen has held many forums, meetings, workshops, leadership positions and has been successful in taking a delegations, and hearings number of organizations to higher levels. > Activein communityorganizations Ms. Freeman is an effective organizer with excellent that are involvedin energy and the communication skills. She is a competent technical writer, environment having written successfully funded grants for special projects and a variety of white papers, briefings, issue papers, and > Opened up testimony for public hearings. markets in areas in which Present Position her company wants to grow Manager, Business Development, Strata-G, LLC, Knoxville, TN, February 2006—Present Responsible for helping grow business from a variety of clients, including Department of Energy (DOE), Department of Defense (DOD), NASA, and others. Arranges and participates in business meetings with potential clients, attends conferences and trade shows on behalf of the company, and participates in community meetings and events to ensure company visibility > Engaged in effort to deploy technology from ORN L to the commercial marketplace; helped open Strata-G’s office space at ORNL; developed the idea of the first Halcyon Commercialization Center’s Open House; introduced technology companies to key contacts at ORNL and Y-12 Participated in the first Environmental Business Opportunities Conference held in West Cumbria, UK Represents Strata-G at conferences, meetings, trade shows, and summits > Responsible for tracking business development leads and following up to ensure their progress. Works with others in the company to develop leads and strategies and to create marketing materials and effective business development tools > Responsible for representing the company to decision-makers and key leaders in local community as well as in Washington, D.C.
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> Responsible for facilitating the Savannah River Site Citizens Advisory Board , a group of 25 people who serve on the Congressionally-mandated board to advise the government about Environmental Management (EM) activities > Responsible for facilitating the Northern New Mexico Citizens Advisory Board, a group of 23 people representing the citizens of New Mexico in making recommendations to DOE about its cleanup program at Los Alamos National Laboratory > Responsible for facilitating public meetings held by the Roane County Citizens Advisory Group, an organization formed around the issue of millions of tons of fly ash being released by the Tennessee Valley Authority Professional History Executive Director, East Tennessee Environmental Business Association (ETEBA), Oak Ridge, TN, 2000 — 2006 > Directed non-profit regional trade association comprised of 130 large and small businesses that provide technical services to federal government contracting agencies. Responsible for recruiting new member companies, guiding organization’s growth through working committees, and developing business leads for member companies. Organization grew from 85 to 130 companies during tenure > Responsible for organizing and hosting regular membership meetings, committee meetings, workshops, forums, and other public events Organized and hosted an annual major business conference, the ETEBA Business Opportunities Conference. Conference is comprised of contracting opportunity and technical presentation sessions. Recruited speakers from throughout the United States and Europe to make presentations > Responsible for educating local, state, and federal leaders about ETEBA’sagenda and business issues. 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Fowms attracted national speakers and were the prototype for other safety forums on other DOE sites > Organized and served as facilitator for a Lessons Learned Workshop on behalf of the DOE Oak Ridge Operations Environmental Management Program. Two-day session examined lessons learned from DOE and commercial sites in areas of waste management, safety and security, transportation, and contracts and procurements > Major developer of and contributor to “The Oak Ridge Story,” a publication that documents the state of the environment of Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Assisted in assembling a group of writers, editors, graphics experts, and underwriters in the publication of two editions. “The Oak Ridge Story” is distributed throughout the East Tennessee region and willbe updated again in 2008 > Developed and hosted a major forum on the future of recycled metals in Oak Ridge. Forum focused on the safety of such metals, their potential use, and risks associated with their use > > > > Environmental Ogden > Ecological > > Jenny 1992—1999 > Manager funded World included organization. remaining grassroots Tennessee captured hearings, Tennessee. Wrote protect Tennessee Governor Foundation presentations American rivers, and Clean the National community numerous briefings, Tennessee disposal about U.S. and generated ORR Responsible Reservation deliverables. Wrote Responsible Represented Coordinated spread managed including Managed upper Freeman visitors editing Energy Environmental watersheds. 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> Oak Ridge Sunset Rotary Club, 2010 — present > Member, Board of Directors, East Tennessee Economic Council, 2008 - present > Member, Oak Ridge Site Specific Advisory Board, 2010— present > Member, Board of Directors, Tennessee Citizens for Wilderness Planning, 1980— present > Founder and Chair of Planning Committee, Oak Ridge Business Safety Partnership, 2004 - present > Volunteer, United Way of Anderson County, 2008 - present Sierra Club’s “Mack Pritchard Conservationist of the Year Award”for work to protect 6,000 threatened acres of land on the Cumberland Plateau
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APPLICATION FORM FOR A CITY BOARD, COMMISSION, OR COMMITTEE
Please return completed application to Donna L.Patterson, CityClerk,P.O.Box1, Oak Ridge,TN37831-0001 Fax:865-425-3409 or email: [email protected]
BOARD, COMMISSION,OR COMMITTEEDESIRED: PM/I (Use a separate apPlication for each appointment desired)
,—Th ‘ — x / Name: Ms. Mr.s.Md 4 /fW- Address: !P7’ W17 ‘Z Telephone: Email: A //j7, ,t Occupation: /‘ A2/? L6IE Retired: 4 3 -// Position: ?J7 a/ %M’ - &%k, A/Dr Do you currently serve on any other City board, commission or committee? Ifso, please list:
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All information provided is public pursuant to the Tennessee PuI?Iic Information Act.
Applicant Statement: I understand that I am applying for appointment to a Board, Commission or
Committee of the City of Oak Ridge; that I will be required to provide proof of my Oak Ridge residency; that I willbe required to take an oath of office to uphold the United States and Tennessee Constitutions and the laws of the same if appointed. I agre to comply at all times with all requirements of the office for which I am applying and to which>n b.Øpointed. Allstatements and information provided in the application are true to the)kn ge. Signature of Applicant: Date: _5 7 // if you wish to provide a résumé or additional information, please attach to this form. P.ECE V. of ‘ity 1 ‘ 2QI1Hki8 2:3 C OFFiCEOF Th H Achieving Excellepre
APPLICATION FORM FOR A CITY BOARD, COMMISSION, OR COMMITTEE
Please return completed application to Donna1.Patterson, CityClerk,P.O.Box1, OakRidge,TN37831-0001 Fax:865-425-3409 or email: çpterson @cortn org
BOARD,COMMISSION,OR COMMIFTEEDESIRED: Recreation and Parks Advisory Board
(Use a separate appUcationfor each appointment desired)
Name:Ms. Mrs. Mr.Mr. Erik H. Groscost 117Address: MockingbirdLane, Oak Ridge, TN 37830 Telephone:______865-384-3379 Email:[email protected]
Occupation:Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist Retired:
Position:Staff CRNA Methodist Medical Center Anesthesia, LLCsince 2004.
Do you currently serve on any other Cityboard, commission or committee? Ifso, please list: No
Education, Professional and/or CommunityActivity(Present): a*aeL
Explainwhy you are interested in being appointed to this board, commission, or committee:______
Any special knowledge or past experience qualifyingyou for this appointment:______
All information provided is public pursuant to the Tennessee Public Information Act.
Applicant Statement: I understand that I am applying for appointment to a Board, Commission or
Committee of the City of Oak Ridge; that 1willbe required to provide proof of my Oak Ridge residency; that I willbe required to take an oath of office to uphold the United States and Tennessee Constitutions and the laws of the same ifappointed. I agree to comply at all times with all requirements of the office for which 1am applying and to which I may be appointed. Allstatements and information provided in the application are true to the best of y k owl dge. Signature of Applicant: 2?’/I Date: C3 ‘i” /1 Ifyou wish to provide a résumé or additional information, please attach to this form. Erik H. Groscost
Education, Professional and/or Community Activity:
Lakewood High School, Lakewood, OH. High School Diploma 1983. The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH. Bachelor of Sciences in Nursing 1988. LaRoche College/St. Francis Medical Center School of Nurse Anesthesia, Pittsburgh, PA. Master of Sciences Nurse Anesthesia Specialty 1998.
Employed as Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist since 1998.
1998-2004: Lee Memorial Health SystemlHealthPark Hospital, Fort Myers, FL.
2004-current: Facilities providing professional anesthesia services: Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge, The Advanced Family Surgery Center/Cheyenne Building, Oak Ridge, The Eye Center of Oak Ridge.
Currently hold board position of Publicity Chair for Atomic City Aquatic Club (ACAC), Oak Ridge. Position held since 2008.
Past President Oak Ridge Toastmasters Club 2008-2009. Sgt--Arms Oak Ridge Toastmasters Club 2007-2008.
AYSO Oak Ridge soccer coach 2006-2008.
Greater Knoxville Area Interclub Swimming Association (GKAISA) certified stroke and turn official since 2008.
Explain why you are interested in being appointed to this board, commission, or committee:
Oak Ridge desperately needs to recruit and retain young families.
.Astrong and well organized Parks and Recreation presence is a must for all cities considered to be progressive.
A strong Parks and Recreation presence increases a city’s overall livability, quality of life, and resident satisfaction dramatically.
Oak Ridge needs this.
Believe it or not, Oak Ridge has a large population of very athletic and active adults and seniors. They are not always readily apparent, but they are there running, swimming, biking, playing golf and tennis, and very well too! The more it gets out to the public and potential residents that Oak Ridge is a very active and athletic community, the more we all benefit. Sadly though, as a health care professional, I also see the human tragedy of morbid obesity daily. It especially breaks my heart to see extremely overweight children. Anything that can enhance ones desire to get outside to bike, hike or run is needed in the worst way. Creating an interlinking greenway trail system connecting east to west Oak Ridge would be a huge piece of the puzzle in trying to fmd ways to get families more active and fit.
I pride myself on a lifetime of personal fitness and involvement in sports. I also love being involved in youth athletics and encourage my two children to embrace an active lifestyle, hence their involvement in ACAC, AYSO soccer, and triathlons. Whenever possible, I always try to promote a healthy, active lifestyle and pride myself on trying to lead by example.
Lately I have been involving myself in endurance sport venues and training. I am presently preparing for the Knoxville Covenant Marathon (half) and am an avid self taught swimming enthusiast. ____
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Please return completed application to Donna L.Patterson, CityClerk, P.O. Box1, Oak Ridge,TN37831-0001 Fax:865-425-3409 or email: [email protected]
BOARD, COMMISSION, OR COMMITTEE DESIRED: Pa.rks cJ Rec±jc,i EnsOrL 13oa.,-d (Use a separate application1for each appointment desired) Name:MMr&-Mr. Bai’ba4, A. Pi,J. Address: /%? LukLpOOuisIJ D Oc JThV? 3 0 LJ3 — 1 Telephone: 1.220 Email:__— Occupation: tfachfr’, CcLLfJY — Retired: Fo’ Stie Pooi1on. Sto L). frç ?ec Do you currently serve on any other City board, commission or committee? Ifso, please list: .1W I tt4 c OkcerYff Activjy (Present): -l’I,e Je We RP(egiIcti 1Cktz.t-)?tardftkr&J piryre Ce’j rCI(ofl 1fl’ Ltir’ .5, cIka.P’eL V7tov tjC I Explaib why you in are interested being appointed to this board, commission, or committee: 1br,v — )ftttI t± + Y1t tV Qjl f* stfi ti±Iemtfl a I)YpbYt&f.prrt f 4he lzv-k’s vnJ ceo±w”ii epP’n.ei±. Any special knowledge or past experience qualifying you for this appointment:’/O ya.y Lut, 1Kni wit6 J-±1c’r )a)fl 3 ea -ha.f hy,’n bftb(A1’Y1 1lv,s Co.Jrf. e 1 All information provided is public pursuant to the Tennessee Public Information Act.
Applicant Statement: I understand that I am applying for appointment to a Board, Commission or
Committee of the City of Oak Ridge; that I will be required to provide proof of my Oak Ridge residency; that I will be required to take an oath of office to uphold the United States and Tennessee Constitutions and the laws of the same if appointed. I agree to comply at all times with all requirements of the office for which I am applying and to which I may be appointed. All statements and information provided in the application are true to the best of my knowledge. Signature of Applicant:a4.a.-4.. Date: t ii If you wish to provide a résumé or additional information, please attach to this form. To: Members of the Oak Ridge City Council FEB18 1:33
From: Barbara Gunn, PhD. OFFCE u- ci cL; 157 Whippoorwill Dr. Oak Ridge, TN 37830
RE: Application for Election to Membership on the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
I moved to Oak Ridge almost three years ago from Reno, NV to live with my daughter Sally and her husband, Daniel Goade, at 157 Whippoorwill Dr., Oak Ridge. Since moving here, I’ve been a frequent guest columnist for the Oak Ridger. I focus on advantages of Oak Ridge as a great place to retire for seniors and future seniors.
My writing for the Oak Ridger continues my long-time interest in senior and intergenerational topics. For example, I developed a well-funded and award winning intergenerational Food, Fun and Fitness program. As part of that program, cinemaphotographer Art Gould and I presented an interactive exhibit on the Capitol Mall marking a week-long festival by the President’s Council on Physical Fitness.
If I were to be elected to membership on the Parks and Recreation Board, I would bring: — 40 years experience working with seniors and intergenerational programs — knowledge of funding sources and preparation of proposals
— recognition that the Senior Center and its staff are organizationally an important part of the Parks and Recreation department
Should I be elected to the Board, I would do my best to further the Council’s vision to “make Oak Ridge a highly sought after community for people of all ages.” R C .
Brief Résumé — Barbara Gunn ‘33 FEB18 1
OFFICEo Ci Education: B.S. Univ. Of Oregon (Journalism) M.A. UCLA (Sociology — Family Studies emphasis) Ph.D. Stanford Univ. (Social Psychology — Attitude and Behavior Change emphasis)
Current Memberships: AARP Chapter 625 (Legislative Chair) Retired Federal Employees Chapter 1476 Anderson County Council on Aging League of Women Voters Tennessee Mountain Writers Writers Group, Senior Center
NOTE: I’m a frequent guest columnist for the Oak Ridger. I focus on advantages of Oak Ridge as a great place to retire for seniors and future seniors. My writing for the Oak Ridger continues my long-time interest in senior and intergenerational topics. For example, see enclosed clips from 1971 and 1987. I have probably 60 more I can reference —just ask me!
Employment: September 1984-June 1992 — Professor and Extension Specialist, Adult Development and Aging, University of Nevada Reno. Emeritus Status, 1992 1973-1984 — State Program Leader, Home Economics, U. of Nevada Reno 1969-1973 — Extension Specialist, Human Relations, University of California 1968-1969 — Director, San Bernardino Mental Health Association 1948-1968 — Teacher, Counselor, Elementary and Secondary Schools in California Brief Résumé — Barbara Gurin —continued
Community Service (Nevada): Member and Chair, Nevada Governor’s appointee, Nevada Older Americans Advisory Council Member and Chair, Washoe County Health Dept., Board of Directors Member, Board of Directors, State Health Coordinating Council Member, Board of Directors, Greater Nevada Health Systems Agency Member, Board of Directors, Family Counseling Center, Reno and Carson City Member, City of Reno Bicycle Committee Registered Nevada State Lobbyist for AARP Member, Nevada State Leadership Council, AARP Member, National AARP Housing Committee
Grants (principal investigator): UNR Foundation Community Services Agency Nevada U.S. Health and Human Resources (4 grants) Nevada Division of Health Robert Wood Foundation and Nevada Rural Health U.S.D.A. Nutrition Program
Also: IRS Section 501(c)(3) FAMILY FOOD MiNISTRY Granting “bequests, estate, charitable (including in-kind contributions)” eligible for deduction from income taxes. I was program administrator and filed the papers for this and received approval from IRS.
Note: A more detailed résumé including job responsibilities, program descriptions and a list of publications is available upon request. Patterson, Donna
From: [email protected] 2011MAR114 Ah9: 14j Sent: Sunday, March 13, 2011 5:24 PM To: Patterson, Donna OFEiO o CLE Subject: Application for Recreation & Parks Advisory Board Attachments: ORform.pdf; resumeo9.pdf; EmoryGrnWy.pdf
Ms. Donna Patterson,
I wish to submit my application and resume for consideration of a seat on the Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks Advisory Board. I have enjoyed the recreational opportunities of this community since the days when Shep Lauter held the annual Hobby Shows in the now long-since replaced Library in
Jackson Square. As an educator and avid user of the parks and greenways of Oak Ridge, I believe I can represent the needs of the average Oak Ridge citizen, as well as advocate for the wise use of our recreational and green space to best suit the needs of our community into the future. Please find my application form, resume and an article I have written in praise of the Emory Valley Greenway attached in Adobe.pdf format.
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David K. Hackett 101 Burgess Lane Oak Ridge, TN
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CONSULTANT Engineer Scientist Educator Investigator Researcher Technical Writer Fact otum Business Manager
Areas of Expertise: Problem Solving • Applied Science Methodology Failure Analysis• Investigations Research Ethics Educational Program Development• Science Enrichment Critical Thinking • Systems Science Curriculum Development• Student Motivation Business Administration • Technical Writing• Client Relations
CAREER PROFILE
Established a successful record of experience and accomplishments for directing the start-up and growth of an interdisciplinary, multi-dimensional consulting firm providing services in areas of science and problem solving including: engineering, investigation, research, education, and technical writing. Worked with and provided consulting services to clients, including Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge Associated Universities, University of Tennessee, Pellissippi State Technical Community College, American Museum of Science and Energy, and many others. A few of my distinctions include:
En’ineerin’ /Investiations /Research: Performed engineering and investigative services related to systems failure, failure analysis and forensics for major corporations. Conducted government and ethics research on the Center for Government Accountability contract. Education: Developed comprehensive science enrichment and teacher training programs for schools throughout East Tennessee as well as Oak Ridge National Laboratory and area museums. Developed hands on science curriculum. Technical Writin’: Provided printing, publishing, and technical writing for the medical and technical industries. Business Operations: Directed operations of a large wholesaler of rare minerals from around the world.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
1980 - Present Knoxville/Oak Ridge, TN AZTECH RESEARCH SERVICES Business Manager! Consultant
Directed the start-up and growth of this multidisciplinary consulting firm that was comprised of several subsidiary organizations developed to provide services in key focus areas, including engineering, science, investigation, research, education, and technical writing. The following highlights significant contributions by organization or project:
Private Practice Forensic & Failure Scientist & Engineer (1980-2007): • Performed engineering and investigative services related to systems failure and forensics for major corporations. • Investigated failures and developed solutions for a wide array of technical and techno-managerial problems for a spectrum of industrial and business clients, including insurance, manufacturing, and litigation. • Trained investigators on techniques for identifying key indicators of failure mode. • Conducted extensive research and investigation of systems science, failure modes, science inquiry, plate tectonics, energy conservation, and strip mine reclamation.
Executive Director / Educator! Researcher, Pellissippi Science Enrichment Programs, Inc. (1985-Present): • Conceptualized and developed comprehensive science enrichment programs for K-l2 students as well as teacher training programs across East Tennessee. • Made presentations as a science ambassidor in hundreds of school class rooms throughout East Tennessee. • Developed and presented science enrichment programs at Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s Ecological and Physical Science Study Center. • Developed science programs such as Space Week, Astronomy Day, Earth Day. ID. Day, and Super Saturdays. • Developed and presented an innovative science curriculum for Greenway Middle School, an experimental private school in Knoxville, TN. • Worked for the American Museum of Science and Energy’s outreach program and developed science programs and exhibits for most of the area museums. Initiated the physics program at Hardin Valley Academy. DAVID KRAMER HACKETT, PE Page 2
AZTECHRESEARCHSERVICES(continued):
Writer! Business Manager, Teknowledgy Press / Starbuck Graphics (1981-2007): • Started this press and graphics subsidiary and managed all aspects of operations to provide printing, publishing, and technical writing for the medical and technical industries. • Wrote and published numerous books, booklets, and magazine articles on topics as diverse as Extreme Lighting Photography, Mineral Identification, Earth Systems, Critical Thinking Skills and Yuchi Ethnology. • Presented papers in geosciences, ethics, and education and served as a ghost writer and technical writer/editor.
Principal Investigator, Center for Government Accountability (1993-2005): • Conducted comprehensive government and ethics research as a Principal Investigator and Ethics Consultant on the Center for Government Accountability contract for 12 years. • Identified numerous weaknesses within the bureaucratic system and made recommendations for improvement.
COO, Nature’s Own / Mineral Wells (1993-1998): • Directed operations of a large wholesaler of rare minerals from Brazil, Morocco, India, South Africa, and other countries. Sold to museums and educational institutions.
Principal Investigator, Pellissippi Geological Survey (1986-1989): • Served as the Principal Investigator on paleontology and geological research including salvage paleontology for large land development projects.
EDUCATION & CERTIFICATIONS
LINCOLN MEMORIAL UNIVERSIT’4 Harrogate, TN Masters of Education
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE, Knoxville, TN Bachelor of Science in Materials Science & Engineering
Professional Engineering License, Tennessee #16639
Tennessee Teacher’s Certificate, 7-12 Science
Publications Listing and References available upon request. Along The Road Less Traveled and the Well-Trodden Path D.K.Hackett
Despite its Secret City status, Oak Ridge has never been far off the beaten path, and has a long history before the Manhattan Project. While Oak Ridge is a relatively young city it sits astride what has often been billed as the oldest or first road in the State. While sections of the Old Emery Trace have been pirated by Illinois Avenue, Hickory Lanes, Raleigh Road, the Oak Ridge Turnpike and Emory Valley Road, traces of it can be seen to parallel some of these routes as well. An old road bed runs along side of Emory Valley Road. First on the South side where it now hosts the new Emory Valley Greenway for half its length, and then along the north side where a faint trace still forms a visible terrace through residential landscaping. Aerial photography visibly suggests an old roadbed paralleling Illinois Avenue. And of course, the Old Emory Bridge, now in need of repair aligns the old trace with sections pirated by Raleigh Road and the Turnpike.
So what, an old road ran here once. Yet this old road tells an interesting story, and it ties our community to what otherwise is too often viewed as a dull and dry history. This is not just an old road but the Great Wagon Road. It has been often written about by Carson Brewer, and featured in the Heartland Series on local TV. David Ray Smith has written a brief history of it for the State History which may be found up on the Web. And perhaps it strikes a bit deeper accord with me since one, John Hackett, had a Way Station near where the road began in Corryton, and later sought compensation for use of his land in building Fort Southwest Point along the newer Kingston Pike route. Emery Road, known by many names, is how the State was settled. Many people traversed it and not a few died along it in a long battle of cultures.
Trails have always played a big role in the landscape of our area. As the Oak Ridge Trail system contin ues to grow, it seemed a nice place to stop and rest and look back on the path that led us here. Such trails were here before humans came along to use them. As any avid hiker knows, the woods are full of tracks and trails. Animals are constantly on the move. Both wild and domestic animals tend to frequent the same paths of least resistance. That is to say their intimate familiarity with the landscape leads them to carve a path that avoids as many obstacles as possible, and thus to find an optimal path.
Major trails were carved out over the ages and maintained by mammoth and bison in their continual migrations. The combined wisdom of generations of many species have optimized these byways. While fallen trees and changing river beds have caused them to braid with new twists, the paths have still become deeply tread into both the land and the consciousness. These migration paths became a high way system long before they were incorporated into our modern highway system.
North south migrations followed along what first became known as the Great Warriors Path. This trail had many feeder routes and ran from the Great Lakes to the Gulf Coast. While it originally served the great beasts as a seasonal migration route, it later was utilized by Indigenous Americans for hunting, trade, warfare, and migration. It became Broadway of America (U.S. 11) or the Lee Highway which follows closely along the original path, but since has been largely replaced by nearby Interstates 75 & 81 for such North-South travel. Yuchi and Creek villages occupied key points where this trail forded the Little Tennessee (Tellico) and Hiawassee Rivers. Later these became Cherokee towns. Later still Vonore and Cleveland were sited near these old towns.
Many branch roads fed into this trail along its length. Over mountain trails followed through river gaps such as the French Road along the French Broad (originally French Road River a.k.a Catawba Trail), and the Charlestown Road (a.k.a. Unicoi Pike or Overhill Trade Route) along the Hiawassee from the East, and Westward went Tollunteeskee’s trail. This ancient trail was to become the first settlement road to Nashville — the Avery or Emery Trace. ©2006 Aztech Services These ancient and well trodden trails have played a major role in transforming the landscape. The Tennessee River Valley forms a natural passageway North and South between the mountains and ridges. The movement westward brought the need to find and improve westward roads. These ancient trails made East Tennessee a early national crossroads, a tradition that still continues in Interstate 40 & 75. While the routes have changed with technology that can move mountains and bridge fords so as to straighten winding paths into broad super highways, the early trails are not always obliterated in the process.
The historic evidence suggests that Tollunteeskee’s trail, the original trail westward, came through Oak Ridge, and became the route of Avery’s Trace (also known as the Emery Road). This early trail left the Great Warriors path in a westward direction at Blame. This path is essentially that preserved in Emory Road through Halls and Powell to Karns where it crossed the ridges following Henderson Road through where the Bull Run Steam Plant is today and along the Old Emory Road and then crossing the Clinch River at Lea’s Ford where the Oak Ridge Marina is today. It than followed along Emory Valley Road on in to Oak Ridge as already noted. The best preserved if but later day remnant may be seen in an old bridge over the spring creek that feeds the Oak Ridge Swimming Pool next to the old Wildcat Den. From here it turned up along the path, essentially that of Highway 62 through Oliver Springs, Wartburg, Monterey and on to Nashville.
Beside the existing roads still bearing the name Emory, and the old bridge with its historic marker downtown, another interesting portion of this first road west still exists in Oak Ridge. The New Emory Valley Greenway follows an old abandoned portion of the path. An old graded right-of-way parallels the existing bed of Emory Valley Road for a quarter of a mile. The new greenway uses about half of this stretch as its roadbed. While it cannot be verified to date back to the latter Eighteenth Century, odds are good that it does. The one hundred and hundred fifty year old trees that grow on the verge embankments certainly take it back before the turn of last century. The difficulty in clearing new routes before this time would have likely kept it true to the original path.
It is a pleasant and flat stretch of the new greenway that ought to take ones thoughts back to that earlier time when passage through here was arduous and not leisurely as today. If one ignores the invasive undergrowth of privet, honeysuckle and olive, as well as the smooth pavement, you just might let your imagination take you back to a time when life was truly hard. Coming up along this section still wet from fording the Clinch River. Eyes scanning the forest for the ever present danger of Indian attack. It is late in the day, and you have traveled far from your stopover last night at Hackett’s Station where you crossed Flat Creek the evening before as you started westward along the Emery Road. You should not now be far from the Freels Cabin and a warm meal... Of course, a large truck on Emory Valley usually noisily brings one out of such reveries at this point, but still it is pleasant walkway which leads one down to the beautiful vista of Melton Hill Lake and the Cumberland Front.
There is also a number of deer trails and older hiking trails crisscrossing this little greenbelt if one wants to get a bit closer to nature. Back in the thickets one can see beaver, coyote, deer, wild turkey, owls, raccoon, mink and other creatures, but must step carefully over the mudpuppy holes. Above on the crest of Pine Ridge is a ridge-runner animal trail which runs the ridge from the knob over the lake to the overlook on Illinois Avenue. One of the charms that Oak Ridge offers is this mix of old and new, wild and tame — still preserving the clash of cultures. The Emory Valley Greenway will also serve as a wonderful passage for the many runners and visiting rowers that so oft dangerously skirted the busy Emory Valley Road in the past. Newly paved section of Old Emory Road / Emory Valley Greenway The Old Road runs for 1/4 mile along side of Emory Valley Road and about half (1/8 mile) of it is paved as part of the new Emory Valley Trail. E ECEVF 1) Teresa R. Harvey 101 Park Meade Drive ZO11iARi6PM3:11 Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830 865/482-5468 865/274-0220 0FFCE 0i THE Gi CLERK teresaharveyl 01icomcast.net
March 11,2011
The Honorable Mayor and City Council City of Oak Ridge P 0 Box I Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37831-0001
Dear Mayor and City Council Members:
Attached is my resume and application for the Recreation and Parks Advisory Board.
As a lifelong citizen of Oak Ridge, I can bring value to this board with my professional experience as well as my prior experience in various civic and government boards.
Iwould appreciate your consideration for one of the nine seats to be filled at the March th28 meeting.
Sincerely,
Teresa R. Harvey FEC IV
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APPLICATION FORM FOR A CITY BOARD, COMMISSION, OR COMMITTEE
Please return completed application to Donna L.Patterson, CityClerk, P.O. Box1, Oak Ridge,TN37831-0001 Fax:865-425-3409 or email: [email protected]
BOARD, COMMISSION, OR COMMITTEE DESIRED: Recreation and Parks Advisory Board (Use a separate application for each appointment desired)
Name:Ms. Mrs. Mr. Teresa R. Harvey
Address: 101 Park Meade Drive
Telephone: 865/482-5468 Email: teresaharveyl 01@comcast. net
Occupation: Unemployed Retired:______
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Do you currently serve on any other City board, commission or committee? Ifso, please list:
Education, Professional and/or Community Activity (Present):_Please see attached resume.
Explain why you are interested in being appointed to this board, commission, or committee: Ifeel my professional and civic experience would bring value to the board. Please see my attached resume for details.
Any special knowledge or past experience qualifying you for this appointment:_I have served on Oak Ridge City Council as well as many civic boards. In addition, my work experienceincludeseconomicdevelopmentand facilitiesand projectmanagement.
All information provided is public pursuant to the Tennessee Public Information Act.
Applicant Statement: I understand that I am applying for appointment to a Board, Commission or
Committee of the City of Oak Ridge; that I will be required to provide proof of my Oak Ridge residency; that I will be required to take an oath of office to uphold the United States and Tennessee Constitutions and the laws of the same if appointed. I agree to comp)’ at all times with all requirements of the office for which I am applying and to which I may be ap ointed All statements and information provided in the sofmedk7/’,> SUMMARY A self-motivated, innovative, and results-oriented manager with over 26 years experience with a large Defense Department contractor in sales, marketing, real estate and asset management. Expertise in customer relations, project management, sales and team building. Extensive experience in asset and facilities management, investment recovery, and strategic planning. Strengths include interpersonal and problem-solving skills and ability to tackle new projects with enthusiasm. Proficient in MS Office (Word, Excel, Power Point) and Online Asset Management Systems. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Lockheed Martin Corporation — LMC Properties, Inc., Baltimore, MD 1984—2010 Facilities Project Representative 2005 —2010 Maintained the Asset Redeployment System, an online tool to facilitate reutilization of surplus capital equipment throughout LMCas well as contract administration for our service provider. In addition to reutilization of surplus capital equipment, provided outside disposition services. • Designed and implemented enhancements to further automate the online process for listing surplus equipment which reduced labor by 80%. • Formulated and managed a disposition plan for over 40 pieces of surplus equipment which resulted in $4.2M in sales proceeds and $1.2M in removal cost savings. • Realized a 75% growth in users as a result of strengthened relationships with corporate business units and marketing efforts. • Initiated and implemented revisions to corporate policy resulting in improved compliance. • Launched an interface which enabled automatic uploads from 7 Lockheed Martin sites. • Provided disposition expertise to Lockheed Martin locations to increase return on surplus equipment sales by as much as 150%. Senior Real Estate Manager 1987 —2004 Managed Commerce Park, a 300-acre office/industrial park developed by LMC. Conducted sales, marketing and property management. • Completed sales totaling 235 acres resulting in the construction of 600,000 square feet. • Developed alliance with local and state economic organizations to position the Park as the area’s premier business park. Office Administrator 1984—1987 Provided office administration and served on the proposal team for the Oak Ridge Department of Energy management contract. EDUCATION Roane State Community College — 29 hours towards Associate of Science Oak Ridge High School, diploma Completed Green Belt Training, 2010 COMMUNITYLEADERSHIP Oak Ridge City Council Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Oak Ridge Industrial Development Board Oak Ridge Civic Music Association Founding board member of Friends of Roane State Community College. 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Box1, Oak Ridge,TN37831-0001 Fax:865-425-3409 or email: [email protected] P BO D, COMMISSION, OR COMMITTEE DESIRED: se a separate pplication for each appointment desired) Name: Ms. Mrs. Mr. 7/ / Address: /7/ N. / Telephone: t/,’3 6?’3 Email: Occupation: fl/ ;.. Retired:______Position: / }) I Do you currently serve on any other Cityboar, commission or committee? Ifso, please list: no Education, Professional and/or Community Activity(Present): 111 ) S / c (J 1/ afr7e Q4 p)i 2t4 i1/ cj ooi4M 4 i?/ Explain why you are interested in being appointed to this board, commissr committee: 6E?’ /9 G -‘!c / Thc)P(/S 1 . 1cI(..c .A h Any special knowle tl- - 7qyin apporn4’7 1P‘QY’\ --k 1CC All information provided is public pursuant to the Tennessee Public Information Act. Applicant Statement: I understand that I am applying for appointment to a Board, Commission or Committee of the City of Oak Ridge; that I will be required to provide proof of my Oak Ridge residency; that I will be required to take an oath of office to uphold the United States and Tennessee Constitutions and the laws of the same if appointed. I agree to comply at all times with all requirements of the office for which I am applying and to which I may be appointed. All statements and information provided in the application are true to the best y kno ledge. Signature of Applicant: 7!7 Datej /@ I I If you wish to provide a résumé or additional inforjation please attach to this form. ______ • - I 2L’JJMARfO AH8:08 •/ I I . U / / t-. b/ k2 C> * è-&r ( 17))J— ici1c/ /‘) J d/La// Y I ccsA c’ /o* c1( / — /i( c’_._ ( tt\ )5 cT/ 4- +L*_. I- hJ k7i C I +1 .•z .. . .. / (/1 •.c. 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Board our Ridge, this our up this on hiking, list: Ridge QF.... provided Feb BSA form. trails&parks. Greenways& coming of city Greenways TN Constitutions would of Act. residency; the net 37831-0001 Board 2011 biking feature. or in Troop (ii R office ORNL the E like C for & of to I — Ci V Efl CL. Page 1 of 1 Camden Hubbard 110 Crestview Lane, Oak Ridge, TN 37830 ph: 865-483-8086 fax: 865-483-7010 c.hubbard 1comcast. net file://C:\Users\dpatterson\AppData\LocaI\Microsofi\Windows\Tempora Internet Files\C... 2/28/2011 March 17,2011 / Attn: [email protected] Dear City Council and Staff members: Please consider this application to serve on the Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks Advisory Board. As noted in the attached resume, I am a research scientist with a background in natural resources management and projects that integrate multiple, compatible land-uses with goals to improve social welfare, soil, air and water quality, wildlife management, biodiversity protection and other ecosystem services such as preserving scenic vistas and locally important historic sites. I have actively contributed to the planning, design and evaluation of parks, reserves and related policies in the Michigan, and in several nations around the world while working with the U.S. Agency for International Development. Although not highlighted in my resume, I helped plan, survey and construct a private, 140-acre, lake-front park community in Michigan (Kline’s Resort) — including everything from roads and sidewalks to lot lay-out. I was involved with site preparation, landscaping, water and sewer lines, gardens, docks, the construction of a boat marina, weed and pest control, systems to manage water run-off, water supply, sewage treatment, two beaches, ball fields, a large play ground, public lighting, club-house/community building, emergency planning, and other public amenities. I am also a founding board member and advisor to a community-based, water-front, eco-development project in Nicaragua. These private-sector experiences complement public sector service related to planning and management of public lands. Perhaps the most relevant qualifications are related to my extensive first-hand knowledge of greenways, parks, bike paths, greenbelts, golf courses, streams and lakes of Oak Ridge which is based on nearly daily use as an avid hiker, biker, swimmer, conservationist, former Scout Leader, occasional paddler, and proud member of the Oak Ridge community. I frequently encounter visitors in Oak Ridge parks and have informally gathered feedback on both tourism draws and concerns I am committed to: (a) do my best to help identify and implement procedures that insure current and potential park/facility users receive timely information and ample opportunity to provide input on any proposals that could affect their future use — including commonly marginalized groups (youth, elderly, minorities); and (b) help maintain and improve the natural beauty that makes Oak Ridge a unique and outstanding place to live, work and play. th28 Unfortunately, I will be out of the country on March and unable to attend the council meeting. However, I would be happy to respond to your inquiries and provide any additional information you may need to evaluate this application. Thank you for consideration. Sincerely, Keith L. Kline [email protected] 943 W Outer Dr Oak Ridge, TN 37830 • • • • PROFESSIONAL • • Oak • EDUCATION: Post Environmental Center Climate USAID, conservation resources clean ambitious Institute start-up Assessments leveraged Environmental Contractor/Advisor the Peregrine highest Managed US use Team including property and initiative accelerated technical (FEMP) balance Cooling, Environmental Team environmental consideration sustainable (2006—Present). different Division Senior Ridge, International School Office development funding planning. for design Change energy; Leader Leader Bioenergy possible of Research Lima, water Box Tennessee Team, of management, for and for production Heating, (ESD), multi-million-dollar assistance those over Fund, and a teams Natural development biomass and Sciences seven-country, in Industry federal involving 2008, evaluated Science conservation Coordinated complex of needs Education Peru: USAID $5 for program industry; Program Engineering related twelve and Rodale ACTWITIES: rating, of commercial Center Lead that million Staff Sustainability U.S. and MS-6301 37831 customer Resources, to facilities. 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University Oak Oak (CHP) over to and on million for sustainable in USAID new http://www.ornl.gov/sci/besd/cbes/ protect monitored U.S. domestic Framingham expectations.” International Ridge matching other Ridge KEITH team Supervised 20 evaluation projects and plans, on approaches partnerships to activities Strategic Disaster Led Coordinator Sustainability project Spanish and management empirical supply Management in in Technology Served for protected biodiversity of with of National National Central Africa successful results-based agriculture, abroad, clean, and L. Michigan, promoting a national grants Annual complex contractors that and a to KLINE Objective, scoping Rehabilitation technical State as Development international for biofuel Provided data on and reduce distributed America Advisor Ambassador Laboratory areas, results-based Laboratory and (1989-90). civil for and effort environmental Division program College, reconstruction integrated and appropriate (RENARM): analysis B.S., tourism, program current renewable ORNL and industry indicators, Energy costs publications society forestry, foment and Guatemala attempted direction to and implementation 1979. land-use combined the performance .gov (2000-2004). (USAID), Massachusetts, non-profit through (ORNL) and Federal Central and and Jack Peru land river that & reporting. participation in Director sustainable technologies. community energy Environmental models. external future the performance Reconstruction activities Mobilized for involved titling Hood (1984—1990). in basin (1990—2000). on dynamics, innovative Energy Southeast American Environmental Central monitoring heat Southern renewable partners technologies projections and Vaughn management reviews Research and Coordinated evaluations of and development. M. in involving participation over technical Management Environmental (865) and America’ park policy indicators. power potential Ed., U.S (TNC, (865) financing, Africa Systems Research Regional $60 directed resulted and Led called, energy Project, management. 574-4230 includes of and 2000. and Sciences issues million 576-2943 reporting, as and evaluation a expert effects initiative the CI, Regional staff for and a “the energy Provided and Science the in audits. national Program CARE, of for office in of land- most 33 fax to for this $60 million project to rebuild the country after the 1983 El Nino disaster. Developed standards for project selection, monitoring and performance reports (1984-86). • Peace Corps, Ecuador (1980-1984). Planned and completed 60 small projects involving renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, water and sanitation. Assessed feasibility to identiii most appropriate solutions including wind power, methane gas digesters, solar water heating and fuel-efficient cook stoves; conducted technology transfer events for trainers and applied non-formal education concepts. • Maple Shade Farms, Mendon, Michigan (1972-1980, part-time). Assisted with the operations and management of 1200 acre family farm including corn, soy beans, wheat, specialty crops and forest. PUBLICATIONS (examples): Kline, K. L, V. H. Dale, and A. Grainger. 2010. Challenges for Bioenergy Emission Accounting. Science e letter (2 March 2010) http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/eletters/326/5952/527 Dale VH, Kline KL, Wiens J, Fargione J. January 2010. Biofuels: Implications for Land Use and Biodiversity. Ecological Society of America special report: http://www.esa.org/biofuelsreports Kline, K. and Coleman, M.D., 2010. Woody energy crops in the southeastern United States: Two centuries of practitioner experience, Biomass and Bioenergy, 34(12)1655-1666, ISSN 0961-9534, DOl: 10.1016/j.biombioe.2010.05.005. http://dx.doi.org/l0.1016/j.biombioe.2010.05.005) Oladosu, GA, and Kline KL. 2010. The Role of Modeling Assumptions and policy Instruments in Evaluating the Global Implications of U.S. Biofuel Policies. Proceedings of the International Association of Energy Economics International conference (July 2010). Kline KL, Dale VH, Lee R, Leiby P. 2009. In Defense of Biofuels, Done Right. Issues in Science and Technology 25(3): 75-84. http://www.issues.org/25.3/kline.html Kline KL, Dale VH, Efroymson RA, Haq Z, Goss-Eng A. 2009. Land-Use Change and Bioenergy: ORNL/CBES-001, U.S. Department of Energy and ORNL. http://www.ornl.gov/sci/besd/cbes.shtml Hecht, AD, Shaw D, Bruins R, Dale VH, Kline KL, Chen A. 2009. Good Policy Follows Good Science - Using Criteria and Indicators for Assessing Sustainable Biofuel Production. Ecotoxicology [18(1):1-4]. Kline, KL and Dale, VH. 2008. Biofuels, causes of land-use change, and the role of fire in greenhouse gas emissions. Science 321:199 http://www.sciencemag.org/cgiJreprint/3299.pdf Dale VH, Kline KL, Mulholland P, Downing M, Graham R, and Wright L. 2009. “Selecting Metrics for Sustainable Bioenergy Feedstocks.” In Proceedings of the 2008 China-US Joint Research for Ecosystem and Environmental Change, University of Tennessee, 2009. Kline KL, Oladosu GA, et al. 2008. Biofuel Feedstock Assessment for Selected Countries. ORNL/TM 2007/224. http://apps.ornl.gov/pts/prod/pubs/ldoc 1020lornl feedstock potential final feb18.pdf SYNERGISTIC ACTIVITIES: • Served by invitation on expert advisory panels including: - The Expert Work Group on Land-Use Change for the California Air Resource Board (CARB) Low-Carbon Fuel Standard; - The Council for Sustainable Biofuel Production (CSBP) Task Force on GHG emission approaches for advanced cellulosic biofuel feedstocks (voluntary domestic sustainability standards); - The US advisory group for International Standards Organization (ISO) Project Committee #248 for Bioenergy Sustainability Criteria (work groups on GHG emissions and indirect effects). • Contribute with analysis and planning advice to the Global Sustainable Bioenergy Project (GSB) to develop a comprehensive analysis of global sustainable feedstock potential • Member of the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) International; and the U.S. Regional Association of the International Association of Landscape Ecology (US-IALE). which Signature application that and Applicant Committee Any Explain enthusiast Education, opportunities. 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BOARD, COMMISSION, public of appointed to I office be I board, agree CPA’s, am hiking, qualifying APPLICATION I Donna Planning Activity will application appointed. or pursuant applying additional to to be commission Board to L. uphold COMMISSION, to or comply required member, see (Present): Email: Patterson, city you team this Excelle boating email: OR for for to All for board, Commission with the information, these each COMMITTEE the appointment at this statements to sports or United BBA all jersonrtn,or City FORM Tennessee provide Friends committee? a commission, appointment appointment:_I_am and times wealth Clerk, opportunities Accounting, States when OR please skiing. e with proof and P.O. to of DESIRED: COMMITTEE a Public of all the and If Box information desired) or Retired:______ Board, of attach so, they Date: requirements parks committee: my Tennessee Great 1, OFFiCE please I Information Oak Oak was 3/17/2011 to an Commission were Kennesaw fully this Ridge. and r’rCCl’/” Smoky list: Ridge avid provided OF deeply I form. grew Constitutions growing of developed. TN recreational -i fl Act. residency; outdoors the 37831-0001 Mountains or in up office MW CITt the State in up. Oak for CLER( RECE ‘IE City of 123 I— Achieving OFFICEU APPLICATION FORM FOR A CITY BOARD, COMMISSION, OR COMMITTEE Please return completed application to Donna L.Patterson, CityClerk, P.O. Box1, Oak Ridge, TN37831-0001 Fax:865-425-3409 or email: pattersoncoofg BOARD,COMMISSION,OR COMMI1TEEDESIRED: (Use a separate application for each appointment desired) Name: Ms. Mrs. Mr. Joan C. Lane 132Address: Heritage Drive Oak Ridge, TN Telephone: (865)4837880 Email: joan are52@com t.net Occupation: Retired:_retired Position:Oak Ridge Parks and Recreation advisory Board Do you currently serve on any other City board, commission or committee? Ifso, please list: no M.S. University of TN in Rehablitation Counciling Education, Professional andlor Community Activity (Present):______ I presently volunteer at ADFAC, Oak Ridge Free Medical Clinic and the Oak Ridge Rowing Association Explainwhy you are interested in being appointed to this board, commission, or committee:______ Iama tongtimeresidentofOakRidgeand a useroftheexcellentfacilitiesespeciallythe GreenWaysand the marina area. I am interested in supporting and helping to improve what I consider to be one of our cities best features I have served on several boards in the Any special knowledge or past expenence qualifying you for this appointment:______ past - in Oak Ridge, the Emory Valley Center and the Oak Ridge Rowing Association. I am active in the garden guild at St. Mary’s Church. All information provided is public pursuant to the Tennessee Public Information Act. Applicant Statement: I understand that I am applying for appointment to a Board, Commission or Committee of the City of Oak Ridge; that I willbe required to provide proof of my Oak Ridge residency; that I willbe required to take an oath of office to uphold the United States and Tennessee Constitutions and the laws of the same ifappointed. I agree to comply at all times with all requirements of the office for which I am applying and to which I may be appointed. Allstatements and information provided in the application are true to the best of my knowledge. Signature of Applicant: Date: j if you wish to profçie a résumé or additional information, please attach to this form. Patterson, Donna From: Joan Lane I am interested in being considered to serve on the Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks Advisory Board. I am a long term resident of Oak Ridge having moved here in 1943 at the age of ten. Growing up in Oak Ridge I loved its unique character--its “no boundary” woods and hills were my playground as a youngster. The swimming pool was my home away from home as a teenager. As an adult I have enjoyed the greenways for biking and hiking, the playgrounds for activities my grandchildren and the open air concerts which I can walk to with my dog. earned a masters degree in rehabilation counseling at the University of Tennessee and am retired from the Oak Ridge Methodist Hospital. have not previously been envolved in city commisions, but have served on the boards of the Victim Offender Program, the Emory Valley Center and the Oak Ridge Rowing Association. I remain an active member of the Oak Ridge Rowing Association as a rower and volunteer. I also enjoybeing envolved in the garden guild of St. Mary’s Church and greatly appreciate all the efforts, both plubic and private that make our town a more attractive and welcoming place to live. I believe the opportunities for a healthy and active lifestyle in our town are unlimited and deserve to be enhanced. My name is Joan Lane. I live at 132 Heritage Drive in Oak Ridge and my phone number is 483-7880. 1 ______- RECElV F) ZDUFEB25 PH 2:26 Achieving Exce OFFiCECI CT/ CLES APPLICATION FORM FOR A CITY BOARD, COMMISSION, OR COMMITTEE Please return completed application to Donna L.Patterson, CityClerk, P.O. Box 1, Oak Ridge, TN 37831-0001 Fax: 865-425-3409 or email: [email protected] BOARD,COMMISSION,OR COMMITTEEDESIRED: Recreation and Parks Advisory Board (Use a separate application for each appointment desired) Name:Ms. Mrs. Mr. W. Mark Logan 28Address: Riverside Drive, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830 Telephone: 865-482-6698 Email: Ioganwmornl.gov occupation: Group Leader/Security Manager, ORNL Retired:______ Position:Manager, Information Security Do you currently serve on any other City board, commission or committee? if so, piraase list: No Education, Professional and/or Community Activity (Present): B. S., MA.Business Administration Member of numerous charitable organizations and served on board on some of these. Explain why you are interested in being appointed to this board, commission, or committee:______Long term interest in future of Oak Ridge and in making logical, well-thought-out decisions to ensure this happens. Particularly interested in the planning and execution of the Melton Lake Marina Project. Headquarters Commander of Any special knowledge or past experience qualifying you for this appointment:______military community in northern Illinois, Health, welfare and morale officer at Fort Hood, TX and Berlin, Germany. As a career military officer, develooec numerous morale and welfare programs to benefit soldiers and their families. All information provided is public pursuant to the Tennessee Public Information Act. Applicant Statement: I understand that I am applying for appointment to a Board, Commission or Committee of the City of Oak Ridge: that I will be required to provide proof of my Oak Ridge residency; that I will be required to take an oath of office to uphold the United States and Tennessee Constitutions and the laws of the same if appointed. I agree to comply at all times with all requirements of the office for which I am applying and to which I may be appointed. Ak statements and nformation provided in the application are true to the• best of myk’nowledge. Signature ofAppticant: Date:212512011 If you wish to provide a résumé or additional information, please attach to this form. rr- W. MARK LOGAN 28 Riverside Drive 1FEB25 PH2: 26 Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830 CFFCE iF T;-; Cii ‘1CLiU Home: (865) 482-6698 Email: IoanwinaornLgov Office: (865) 241-0340 OBJECTIVE A Challenging position that utilizes my background in Information, Physical and Personnel Security coupled with my proven leadership and organizational skills. SUMMARY Forty years experience in organizational leadership including proficiency in project and program management, expertise in analysis of complex situations, report writing and document preparation requiring original thought, and in resolving complex problems. Consistently receives outstanding performance appraisals for efforts. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE UT-Battelle, LLC, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Security Department, Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Group Leader, Information Security and Special Access Program Special Security Officer (October 2006 to Present). Responsible for managing the ORNL Information Security Program including Classified Matter Protection and Control, Classification and Technical Information, Personally Identifiable Information Protection, Operations Security, and Technical Surveillance Countermeasures programs. Responsible for incident inquiries including those associated with Incidents of Security Concern, property theft, misuse, and/or diversion. Oversees interfaces with local, state, and federal law enforcement officials necessary to resolve incidents. Serves as Special Security Officer for Special Access Program including facility security, physical security and access control, program access grants and terminations and interfaces with customers, Office of Science, various universities, and local DOE management officials. Department of Defense Facility Security Officer for Cage 1PW69 and manages the access authorizations/security clearances associated with these activities. Serves on ORNL Emergency Operations Center staff.. Recipient of Awards Night and Significant Event Awards. Team Leader, Security Program Management and Plans (December 2003 to October 2006). Responsible for Site Safeguards and Security Plans, GSP/DBT Implementation, and Vulnerability and Radiological Sabotage Assessment programs. Prepared briefings for high level DOE and UT-Battelle leadership team and Office of Science concerning GSP/DBT implementation status. Prepared base implementation plan and updates for submission to DOE Headquarters. Managed Foreign Ownership Control or Influence and Classified Security Facility Registration programs. Developed and implemented security training and assessments, monitored internal and external assessment reports and findings, and was responsible for the Standards Based Management program implementation. Team Leader, Personnel Security (October, 1999 to October, 2003) Responsible for visitor, vendor, subcontractor and Foreign National site access control and processing, Security Clearances, Foreign Ownership Control or Influence, Facility Security Registration, Classified Matter Protection and Control, Incidents of Security Concern, Foreign Travel Management, Personnel Security Assurance/Human Reliability and Security Education and Awareness programs. Awarded UT-Battelle Awards Night and Significant Transition Contribution Awards. Lockheed Martin Energy Systems Y-12National Security Complex, Oak Ridge, Tennessee Department Head, Personnel and Operations Security (April, 1995 to October,1999) Responsible for visitor control, personnel badging, security clearance processing, Personnel Nuclear Reliability Program, Foreign W. Mark Logan Page Two Ownership Control or Influence, Security Education and Awareness, Operations Security, and Automated Access Control (badge reader) system for the Oak Ridge Reservation. Supervised Counterintelligence and Technical Surveillance Countenneasures functions. Controlled $2.OMbudget, supervised 12 direct and 4 matrixed employees. Recipient of Lockheed Martin President’s Award, 1995, Awards of Excellence and Achievement during 1995, 1997 and 1999. Lockheed Martin Energy Systems K-25 Site. Oak Ridge. Tennessee Project Leader, Automated Access Control and Rebadging (September, 1993 to March, 1995) Responsible for the efficient operation and integration of STRATUS and Sun badge reader system computers located throughout the Oak Ridge Reservation. Integrated the efforts of Data System Research and Development, Protective Services, and Engineering to ensure continuous system operation. Responsible for the development and management of Energy Systems and Department of Energy employee and subcontractor rebadging efforts destined for completion during FY 1996. Directed resources totaling $2.1M. Recipient of Significant Event Monetary Award, 1994. Lockheed Martin Energy Systems, Y-12 National Security Complex, Oak Ridge, Tennessee Department Head, Technical Security Group (May, 1992 to September, 1993) Functional manager responsible for Energy Systems Operations Security, Counterintelligence and Technical Surveillance Countermeasures Programs at the 3 Oak Ridge Sites, Portsmouth, OH and Paducah, KY. Supervised 7 Counter surveillance technicians and managed a departmental budget of $750K. Author of article published in National Technical Bulletin. Recipient of Energy Systems Significant Event Monetary Award, 1992. Martin Marietta Energy Systems Safeguards and Security Division, Oak Ridge, Tennessee Security Specialist (June, 1990 to May 1992) Staff Assistant to the Manager, Energy Systems Safeguards and Security. Responsible for Operations Security, Technical Surveillance Countermeasures, Counterintelligence programs, Inter-Plant Protective Forces Standardization, Use of Force, Fresh Pursuit, and Arrest Authority, physical protection policies and, Site Security Alert Procedures, Military Experience Highlights-United States Army. U. S. Army Armor Center and School, Fort Knox. Kentucky Chief Training Division/G3 (1988-1990) Scheduled, resourced, and directed a 65 course, 40,000 student per year training program for the Armor and Cavalry force. Controlled execution of $22 million budget necessary to resource M1A2 Abrams Tank and tracked vehicle training. Chief Operations and Training (1986 to 1988) Planned, scheduled, and resourced the student training programs of a region encompassing 92 Universities scattered throughout a nine-state area. Headquarters, 4th U.S. Army, Fort Sheridan, Illinois Inspector General (1982 to 1984) Conducted investigations, inquiries and interviews and prepared reports. Administered oaths and took sworn testimony in the conduct of formal investigations. Headquarters Battalion Commander (1984 to 1986) Commanded a 750 person headquarters battalion consisting of Military Police, Army Headquarters, tactical, support and maintenance personnel. W. Mark Logan Page Three Headquarters. Berlin Bri’ade and U.S. Command Berlin. Germany Battalion Operations Officer, S3 (1980 to 1982) Planned, scheduled, and managed training for a 800 man Infantry Battalion. Planned joint military operations involving U.S, British, French, and German forces. Coordinated military operations with German Police and Soviet armed forces Planned and coordinated the US Guard for Spandau Prison, Berlin, Germany. Deputy Assistant Chief of Staff Gi (Personnel) (1978 to 1980) Assisted the Assistant Chief of Staff in managing personnel management, officer and enlisted personnel assignments, recreation and morale, organizational effectiveness, and equal opportunity programs for a 3500 person combined arms brigade. Other Military Duties: Company Commander, 5th Battalion, 7th Cavalry, 1st Cavalry Division, Fort Hood, Texas. Deputy G 1 (Personnel Officer) III Corps, Fort Hood, Texas Air Cavalry Platoon Leader, 1StCavalry Division, Vietnam. Rifle Platoon Leader, 4th Infantry Division, Vietnam EDUCATION Bachelor of Science, Business Administration,1969. Master of Arts, Business Administration, 1984. Honor Graduate, U. S. Army Command and General Staff College, 1986 CURRENT SECURITY CLEARANCE DOE Q,DOD Top Secret, SCI & SAP Access AWARDS AND RECOGNITION • Significant Event Award, 2010 • Awards Night Operations Award, 2007 • Leadership Oak Ridge Graduate, 2004 • UT-Battelle, Awards Night Achievement Award, November, 2004 • UT-Battelle, Awards Night Achievement Award, November, 2000 • UT-Battelle, LLC Significant Transition Contribution Award, April, 2000 • Protective Services Certificate of Achievement, 1999 • Tennessee Quality Organizational Award—Personnel Security, 1998 • Protective Services Certificate of Achievement, 1997 • Protective Services Award of Excellence, 1996 • Lockheed Martin President’s Award, 1995 • Significant Event Monetary Awards, 1992, 1994 and 2002. • Numerous military awards, decorations, and commendations PROFESSIONAL TRAINING AND SPECIAL SKILLS • Numerous U. S. Military leadership and Department of Energy Courses including Counterintelligence, TSCM and Operations Security, National Security Agency OPSEC Program Manager’s Course, Vulnerability Assessment, Multinational Treaties, Sensor, Access Systems, Conduct of Inquiries, Information Security, Classified Matter Protection and Control, Facility Security Officer, and SAP Program Management. PERSONAL DATA Excellent Health. Retired U. S. Army Lieutenant Colonel, Combat Veteran. 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Enjoy being a spectator at major rowing events and look forward to the crews that train in Oak Ridge during Spring Break and visiting with them at local stores and restaurants. Oak Ridge Farmer’s Market customer: LoyalOak Ridge farmers market customer. The only reason I do not attend each and every Saturday is if I’mout of town. Although I do not have children, I have many friends with children in Oak Ridge elementary schools and would be able to collect feedback and input on park matters that are focused on activities for children. 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Constitutions of TN Act. residency; the 37831-0001 or directly. in office the for Oak Josep 98 Sincerely, Thank to or My and for In Dear March Oak P.O. do Oak Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. do experiences reference Park Monday, resume’ City Parks Ridge, Charlie Tom David Ridge, Tom Ridge Box so. Councilmember, Ellen Ann D. you H. 18, Meade Clerk Jane Noecker Hayes Beehan Advisory 1 Garcia 2011 very M. TN D. City TN to has Hensley March Miller Smith would Mosby the Drive 37830 much 37831 been Council Garland upcoming 28, Board, be provided for 2011 helpful your I submit county special time. for in your serving this commissioners’ meeting, review. letter as a that of member Should intent will next fill for you of regular the the consideration. determine nine board session vacancies I welcome any scheduled of my for any the qualifications opportunity Recreation Joseph H. Noecker 98 Park Meade Drive Oak Ridge, TN 37830 Home: 865-771-8444 [email protected] QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY Program manager specializing in National Security, international experience and a proven track record of 15+ years of increasingly responsible positions within government. Expertise demonstrated in the following: • Strategic Planning ‘Project Management •Regulatory compliance •Performance Initiatives ‘Business Case Analyses ‘Team Leadership SELECTED ACCOMPLISHMENTS • Achieved 100% Security requirements for $500M Capital project completion by facilitating project deliverables through effective oversight of contractor performance. • Improved the efficiency/accuracy rate of vetting process for personnel access at a federal operating facility by 200% as a result of leading the development and implementation of new processes and making a business case for outsourcing the work. • Recovered $lOOM of business assets by successfully incorporating new technologies to ensure accountability of inventory. • Realized cost avoidance of $3M for an alternate life cycle replacement of a security system integral to operations by contributing to the proposing initiative. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY National Nuclear Security Administration, Oak Ridge, TN 2008 - Present Security Specialist, Physical Security Lead • Prepared and delivered executive-level presentations to both internal and external audiences. • Collaborated with stakeholders to formulate strategic plans resulting in cost efficiencies aimed at increasing governance, reducing operational costs, and effective risk management. • Led DOE employees and contractor team members in efforts to assure systematic, thorough, and professional performance of inspections, assessments and special reviews. • Evaluated the effectiveness of existing security practices; recommended the type of control requirements, procedures, and facilities needed; assured that organization personnel were adhering to established policy and practices; and recommended appropriate action to correct deficiencies. • Consulted with operating personnel and other security specialists to devise protection systems that provided maximum security with the least interference in the organization’s mission. • Received Monetary Award for Special Act or Service in recognition of significant contribution for the successful completion of an agency priority project ahead of schedule and under budget. DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Washington D.C. 2007 - 2008 Requirements Coordination Officer, Supervisory Program Manager Recruited, developed and managed team of 25 support personnel in the administration of logistic services for 2,000+ diplomatic personnel and accountability of transportation assets totaling in excess of $5M. • Served as advisor to private sector development board interfacing with senior levels of management across all functions of the organization. • Responded promptly, positively, and supportively to customer needs including finding solutions to customer concerns and problems in a diplomatic manner. • Reviewed and determined suitability of equipment and procurement requests based on the necessity of operations, goals and objectives, needed to comply with the organization’s mandate. • Supervised, planned, and managed projects covering the full scope of functions. • Evaluated current operations and identified ways to improve the quality and effectiveness of the services provided. BATTELLE PACIFIC NORTHWEST NATIONAL LABORATORY, Richiands, WA 2005 - 2007 Department of Energy Chief Defense Nuclear Security, Future Leader Program • Served as a representative under executive leadership in evaluating the adequacy and effectiveness of contractor safeguards and security programs across the Nuclear Weapons Enterprise to ensure program compliance with policy, standards, guides; Federal regulations, statutes, codes; and applicable state and local regulations. • Developed, implemented, and evaluated safeguards and security strategic, baseline, project, and program plans. • Planned, observed, evaluated, and participated in operational and transactional awareness activities of work performance to ensure the adequacy and effectiveness of programs. HALLIIflJRTON, KELLOG, BROWN & ROOT SERVICES, Houston, TX 2004 - 2005 Management Consultan4 Security Coordinator • Organized cross-functional teams, including senior level executives, to evaluate potential opportunities for implementations utilizing complex business case and ROl models. • Corporate legal representative in cases of waste, fraud, and abuse, and led field office in asset recovery. • Managed team of 10 security specialists to develop and implement field policy of personnel protective measures, international travel, and threat mitigation in a campaign to reduce corporate liability. • Developed, organized and facilitated training programs serving both departmental staff and internal customers. UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS 1990 - 2003 Security Specialis Team Lead EDUCATION CAMPBELL UNWERSITY, College of Arts & Sciences Buies Creek, NC Bachelors of Science, Government, 2003. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Leadership Oak Ridge, Oak Ridge, TN C7V g:f F ECE VF 8:23 & 2011t1AR8AM APPLICATION FORM FOR A CITY BOARD, COMMISSION, OR COMMITTEE Please return completed application to Donna L.Patterson, CityClerk, P.O. Box1, Oak Ridge,TN37831-0001 Fax:865-425-3409 or email: dpatterson(äcortn.org BOARD, COMMISSION, OR COMMITIEE DESIRED: (Use a separate application for each appointment desired) Name: Ms. 2Mrs 2? j7) Address: /‘ / /e-cJi J I a Telephone: 2-1-2 —7 Email: t,/sg’ii. Occupation:. Retired: Position: Do you currently serve on any other City board, commission or committee? Ifso, please list: Education, Professional and/or Community Activity (Present): ,12,41?. /‘‘€ /eo,”r 1zc /i,’6’r i,yy,, 2— j /-I 4 2 I Explain why you are interested in being appointed to this board, commission, or committee:______7 he/p L/ Any special knowledge or past experience qualifying you for this appointment:______ All information provided is public pursuant to the Tennessee Public Information Act. Applicant Statement: I understand that I am applying for appointment to a Board, Commission or Committee of the City of Oak Ridge; that I will be required to provide proof of my Oak Ridge residency; that I will be required to take an oath of office to uphold the United States and Tennessee Constitutions and the laws of the same if appointed. I agree to comply at all times with all requirements of the office for which I am applying and to which I may be appointed. All statements and information provided in the application are true to the best of my knowledge. Signature of Applicant: /11”1 26ii Date: 7 If you wish to provide a résumé or additional information, please attach to this form. RECE!‘I City of E 26h1R—1 AHIO:tf2 Achieving 1i Ci CLEr APPLICATION FORM FOR A CITYBOARD, COMMISSION,OR COMMITTEE Please return completed application to Donna L.Patterson, CityClerk,P.O. Box1, Oak Ridge, TN37831-0001 Fax:865-425-3409 or email: [email protected] BOARD, COMMISSION,OR COMMIHEE DESIRED: Recreation & Parks Advisory Board ( Use a separate application for each appointment desired) Name: Ms. Mrs. Mr. Gerry Palau Address: 104 WhippoonwHlDrive, Oak Ridge, TN 37830 Telephone:______865-481-3282 Email: Pug@comstet Occupation: Engineer/Manager Retired: n/a Position: Construction Manager - Oak Ridge National Laboratory Do you currently serve on any other Cityboard, commission or committee? Ifso, please list: No. Education, Professional and/or Community Activity (Present): Education: BS/MS; Prof/Comm Activity: Serve as board member and/or officer in three non-profit organizations (see attached resume & bio) Explain why you are interested in being appointed to this board, commission, or committee:______ 1. Iam committedto improvingthe qualityof lifefor residents inour cityarid the broader East Tennessee community. 2. can provideexpertise to the Boardinconstruction &projectmanagement,sustainability,and communityrecreationalactMties. Previouslyserved on the Cityof Any special knowledge or past experience qualifying you for this appointment: Oak Ridge EnvironmentalQualityAdvisoryBoard (includingas Chairman), as wellas on a similarboard in Hershey, Pennsylvania. Have served on additional NGO/non-profitboards in the past. Graduate of Leadership Oak Ridge. All information provided is public pursuant to the Tennessee Public Information Act. Applicant Statement: I understand that I am applying for appointment to a Board, Commission or Committeeof the City of Oak Ridge; that Iwill be required to provide proof of my Oak Ridge residency; that Iwill be required to take an oath of office to uphold the United States and Tennessee Constitutions and the laws of the same ifappointed, Iagree to comply IItimes with all requirements of the office for which I am applying and to which be appoir)ted. I st tements and information provided in the application are true to the be of nowl dge/ 2/’2 Signature of Applicant: A Date: /; If you wish to provide a résumé or additional information, please attach to this form. Patterson, Donna From: Stair, BillyC. Donna: On behalf of UT-Battelle, I would like to nominate Gerry Palau to the new Oak Ridge Parks & Recreation Board. Gerry’s resume and bio are attached. In addition to his interest in recreational activities, Gerry has a good background in construction issues that could be an asset to the board. Thank you for your consideration of this nomination. BillyStair 1 Experience: Professional Knowledge Skills! Profile: Department PENNSYLVANIA THREE Systems PEACH Project Construction BECHTEL DOE Project BECHTEL DOE OperationsIFacility BNFL Deputy FLORIDA OAK Construction UT-Battelle, leadership, integrated Solid Twenty-five security used Investigated decontamination Supervised four members, Directed Directed annual Responsible remedial Directed enrichment Directed/authorized FORMERLY for projects Directed EAST Science renovation, Direct RIDGE MILE technical BOTTOM a Manager Manager nuclear INC. OAK Program in clearance; Engineer $6.5M TENNESSEE ISLAND the radioactive NATIONAL budget safety INTERNATIONAL project/construction of NATIONAL, project management RIDGE in years project and action the 200 Manager AND (1997-2000) UTILIZED safe, Energy Tennessee, LLC. teams Manager facilities background the power and D&D for safe, Technology STATE RECOVERY management, Manager (1988-1990) craft that LIMERICK (1991-1997) OFFICE experience consequences including teams CFFCE project corporate team effective (1982-1987) and LABORATORY D&D Manager TECHNOLOGY of 2011FE322 of (2002-Present) waste effective plants grew SITES Graduate persons, D&D nuclear at up plant (2002-2003) (1990-1991) UNIVERSITY, performing of of INC. providing the integration to Ohio, ATOMIC in PROJECT, (2000-2002) from excess REMEDIAL construction management. U- D&D, integration at construction Park. 24 and recovery construction former in execution two fuel and management, and engineering, (1982-1997) UNIVERSITY engineers and $8 Research PARK DOE Hz of POWER and locations. facilities reprocessing radwaste business million an remedial radiation K-25 Kentucky. MIDDLETOWN, ACTION among C1i( MI THREE-BUILDING methods. maintenance/operations awards; annual and University and of operations STATIONS site. and 9:[I to in the Fellow at execution CiI’ PROGRAM construction development operations DOE systems management $29 investigation/feasibility exposure and The ORNL. operations budget University’s active (2000-2003) Served facility million. team-building project PA and Park, of of and of involvement D&D (FUSRAP) the its Program on at as at field $8.7M. consisted PA and management, contractors ORNL. labor organic gaseous of 30 PROJECT the and D&D, work radioactive project project (1979-1982) Project! at decon management. skills. Manager waste Oak 27 for and in of diffusion studies, FUSRAP the locations management; for new Ridge, operations 35 GERALD Construction inorganic operations, facilities 104 material an local professional for construction, effort Whippoorwill uranium remedial Tennessee Oak community. in sites. Excellent materials management, 20 services (865) with Ridge L. and DOE Manager states. PALAU staff design, an 481-3282 R&D 37830 Drive to Education: Accomplishments & Professional Affiliations: BS, MS, • • • • • • • • • • • • Biology Graduate, Member Chair Association, Chair Oak President Environmental Chairman Member Nuclear offenses. disputes, Member Services Awarded Member Tennessee Recipient Vice (1998), Founding and/or (2004-2005), Certified Presented Project - - - - - 1996 1996 1995 1995 1994 Ridge/Knoxville President (1989-90), (1992-93), (Engineering in DOE Environmental Leadership Vice Pollution Pollution Engineering, Management (1987-90) of of of — juvenile Hazardous Department and technical Leadership (1995-98) of Member the a the the and/or Chapter. Inc. Department non-profit President National East Member Quality Board, Board Board, (2006-2011), Vice Vice (1 Prevention Prevention civil published 985-90). -- Tennessee journals. of in Section and Minor), Central Material Chair Pennsylvania Chair (1995-1998), the Oak of offenses Contributing Professional Oak Advisory Pollution President Restoration organization of of Energy Member of the Board Programs Ridge Ridge (1 (1 Energy Pennsylvania Awards Award of fourteen Pennsylvania Member Executive 988-89), 991-92), Manager Chapter the such Prevention Board. (2002-2011), Fellowship (1998-2002, Local of to American “Closing Arts Awards: State — (PMP providing (1997), the as — DOE’s awarded papers/articles of Secretary and 2 of Oversight school Council Board (CHMM Board the awards University # U.S. State Award Section Executive ($50,000) the 314920) Project Board Mission Nuclear 2001-2002) mediation Chair of truancy, (1992-1998), at Green Circle” of Certification at University (1 The the Committee, for Oak 987-88), the of (1 Management (201 (1986) Certificate at 996-1 Oak Village Integrated the Committee Society. to Building Oak Certificate Ridge. professional and services perform 0), American of Ridge 998, (1979) Vice Ridge and restitution Community City # of Inc. Council. 11054) lnnsbruck of 2006-2007), Planning Executive Operations Chair graduate of for Member Institute of Appreciation Operations (1995-1 Oak Nuclear Achievement society teen-parent for (2006), Ridge Mediation criminal & Condominium - (1990-94)-- 998) research. 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FedEx the planner sales with revenue-generating experience sales, portfolio. potential senior market OFF1CE $15M plan and Control the organization environments. growth community (as Freight. 1985 forward. of by a with include customer goal strategic management marketing measured to NASCAR involving the R Corporation customers OF $17M. Company -1991 extensive of with planning campus (C) CE $15. supervising ‘ - businesses 2009-Current development service, both 404-797-3685 with & for spending V Excellent Home 1999-2001 2002-2005 2005-2009 iY M and team to to 90-days the in D ship ifl brand a goal CLi for the 57 JACK PARKER —______PAGE Two PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (continued) ROLLINS INCORPORATED - Atlanta, GA 1993-1999 Assistant Vice-President of Marketing, Orkin Exterminating, Incorporated, 1997-1999 Led three business groups (Residential Pest, Residential Termite and Commercial Pest) within the marketing department of this then $650M company. and managed a $15M budget involving advertising. customer retention programs, new productlservice development, research, sales collateral, and many other segments. ROLLINS INCORPORATED (continued) Vice-President of Marketing, Rollins Protective Services, 1995-1997 Assumed the marketing leadership position in this $120M residential and commercial security division of Rollins. • Streamlined collateral support at a 40% savings and established a new planning process to more effectively link Sales, Operations and Marketing in achieving company plan goals. RPS was purchased by SecureLink at twice the market value, due to financial performance and industry leading customer retention, in October 1997 when the security industry was consolidating. Director of Marketing, Orkin Exterminating, Incorporated, 1993-1995 Lcd a staff of five, implementing an $8M budget, in support of three additional Orkin brands (Lawn Care, Agribusiness, and Pltmtscaping) while managing the overall corporate strategy for the commercial pest control business and Yellow Pages campaigns for all Orkiri brands. Commercial Marketing Manager, Orkin Exterminating, Incorporated, 1991-1993 Recruited to this $450M pest control services organization. • Led pedestrian 4% annual growth history of Commercial revenue to double-digit performance, increasing annual revenues from $36M to $59M. FEDEX CORPORATION 1985-1991 Regional Marketing Senior Specialist — Atlanta, GA, 1986-199] Led the development and implementation of revenue generating sales support programming for field sales in the Southeastern US and the Caribbean. Sales Account Executive Ft. Lauderdale, FL, 1985-1986 Represented major local accounts in the Palm Beach and north Broward Counties of Florida. Prior to joining FedEx Corporation, worked as an Account Executive for several advertising agencies involving a wide range of business-to-business and consumer products and services. Among those included were healtlicare services, commercial and residential real estate, cable television. professional sports, education, banking, financial planning, flooring, and consumer packaged goods. EDUCATION B.S., Communications — University Of Tennessee, Knoxville - Knoxville, TN 2Ol1M?R15 AM7:1+0 Laurel Patrick OFFLCE H --‘“‘ 127 Rockbridge Greens Blvd. Oak Ridge, TN 37830 Donna M. Patterson, City Clerk Oak Ridge City Council 200 South Tulane Oak Ridge, TN 37830 3/13/2011 Dear Ms. Patterson and Members of City Council, Please find the attached resume to submit to the Oak Ridge CityCouncilfor their consideration in formation of theParks and Recreation Board. As a mother of two children (ages 8 &9) and a resident of Oak Ridge for six years, our family has been active in the parks and family programs that the city offers. I have also had the advantage of living in other areas of the country and will offer a unique perspective to how our city compares with other communities. I believe this opportunity to improve Oak Ridge has great potential and it is my desire to be an active participant in the transformation process as we develop a group to focus on the future of the city’sparks and recreation. Respectively, Laurel Patrick ZU1Ifrf?j H 7:L Laurel Patrick OFifC-5 127 Rockbridge Greens Blvd. Oak Ridge, TN 37830 (865) 483-7599 (C) (865) 705-1300 Lauri igpatyahoo.com Skills • Highly Organized • Dedicated Leader • Passionate for Community Improvement • Structural Engineer/Designer • Home Construction & Remodeling Experience Education B.S Civil Engineering; Michigan Technological University (Houghton, MI) Summa Cum Lade Work Experience First Place Finish Inc. General Contractor TN License#00063846 CEO & President 2006— present Commercial, Residential, and Industrial Construction/Remodeling Campe Island Key, LLC. Property Management Manager 2007— present Real Estate Investment and Rental Management Knox Ridge Basketball Official Association (Clinton, TN) Middle School & High School Basketball Official 2005— present Enforce TSSAA(Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association) rules and regulations in TSSAA sanctioned basketball games York Area Basketball Officials Association (York, PA) Middle School & High School Basketball Official 2001-2005 Enforce PIAA (Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association) rules and regulations in PIAA sanctioned basketball games Nu-Way Engineering (Wausau, WI) Engineer & Designer 1997— 2002 Residential &Industrial Structural Design & Fabrication Provided drawings and specifications to steel fabricators for project construction Project Manager for Steel Erection Tomahawk School District (Tomahawk, WI) 9th Grade Girls Basketball Head Coach 1997- 1998 Leader of Team Operations and Game Plan Enforcement Volunteer Experience Next Page Volunteer Woodland Elementary School Ff0 (Oak Ridge, TN) Experience Public Relations Representative 2010 — Present Coordinate communications within the school and city area Enhance PTO operations to effectively benefit school, families and community Classroom volunteer Media Coordinator; newsletter editor, web site submissions, email distribution, local newspaper submissions President 2008— 2010 Organized fundraising Sponsored community activities Managed fund distributions Provided assistance for school website development Author and editor of school Newsletter Directed Communications between staff and families Classroom Volunteer Chippewa Trailside Condo Homeowners Association (Wakefield, MI) Board Member & Treasurer 2006-present Manage and Schedule ongoing building improvements and repairs Organize/Distribute association funds YMCA East York Branch (York, PA) Board Member 2003— 2005 Expanded community programs Established plan for a new facility built within local community Grace Lutheran Church (Oak Ridge, TN) 2006 — 2009 Sunday School Teacher, Vacation Bible School Director Coordinated Curriculum and instructed children ages 4-7 Laurel Patrick 127 Rockbridge Greens Blvd. Oak Ridge, TN 37830 Lauri igpatvahoo.corn (865) 483-7599 (C) (865) 705-1300 RECE1V i():58 Achieving 2U1FEB25 OFFICECF iE (‘JLY CW. APPLICATIONFORM FOR A CITYBOARD,COMMISSION,OR COMMITTEE Please return completed application to Donna 1. Patterson, City Clerk, P.O. Box1, Oak Ridge,TN37831-0001 Fax:865-425-3409 or email: [email protected] BOARD,COMMISSION,OR COMMITTEEDESIRED: Recreation and Parks Advisory Board ( Use a separate application for each appointment desired) Name: Ms. Mrs. Mr. Harry E. Peters 105Address: Victoria Road, Oak Ridge, TN 37830 Telephone:______865481 0777 Email: petersh500hotmail .com Occupation: Project Director, Civil Engineer Retired:______ Position:‘(-12 NNSA UPF Federal Project Director Do you currently serve on any other City board, commission or committee? Ifso, please list: No Education, Professional andlor Community Activity (Present): BSCE, Project Management Professional Explain why you are interested in being appointed to this board, commission, or committee:______To give back to Oak Ridge through service as a member of the Parks Board Any special knowledge or past experience qualifying you for this appointment: Professional and political experience and relationships through DOE NNSA and almost 40 years of enlisted and commissioned service in the military All information provided is public pursuant to the Tennessee Public Information Act Applicant Statement: I understand that I am applying for appointment to a Board, Commission or Committee of the City of Oak Ridge; that Iwillbe required to provide proof of my Oak Ridge residency; that Iwillbe required to take an oath of office to uphold the United States and Tennessee Constitutions and the laws of the same ifappointed. I agree to comply at all times with all requirements of the office for in which I am applying and twhich I may be appointed. Allstatements and information provided the application are true to th3 my knowledge. Feb 25, 2011 Signature of Applicant:’’—.-.- — Date: If you wish to provide a résumé or additIonal information, please aflach to this form. Attachments Work E-Mail Home Oak Harry Again, the 105 governments. area requirements My arenas. served My background experience representing of My of Oak Ridge I Council Dear Oak P am 0 engineering my evening experience vast Victoria credentials Ridge, most Box Ridge Phone Ridge, pleased E. Council: Phone — services thank community. in petersh5QQotmail.com engineering, Peters, of I various of the TN Recreation has at Road Tennessee (2) in the you 865-576-6812 865-481-0777 almost from to 481-0777 Although stakeholder City 37830 also and is are focused Il submit past for appreciated capacities local identified of project includes your 40 construction, 50 Oak and years my to 37831 not on or years consideration. the Ridge management and through name Parks government born on working within of Oak as broad including community church both I in for Advisory look Ridge, and the work Oak Harry 105 range consideration with active forward committees attached project service Victoria the Ridge experience If during Tennessee and E. you of relations Board duty last Peters, national addressing management I have to the while, have enclosures 6 Road and an (Parks years as in day and any as II opportunity reserve both lived 37830 a and on well at member in questions political Board). a environmental 576-6812. international building within Oak personal that as experience duty a Ridge. represent to of and parallel the Your in and give I the can the basis, east management 1D(IFEB February recently due financial agencies back provides U be career and Tennessee over S I consideration reached have Army. to regulatory created 35 the areas. 18 18, and a t: years solid Oak My 2011 in V P :fl2 CLE;, PROFESSIONAL HELD POSITIONS EXPERIENCE PROJECT EXPERIENCE EDUCATION DATE Residence: Reserve Army Project Project Project Society Project Supervisor Assistant Manager Navigation Nuclear Nuclear Senior Senior Operating DOE DOE DOE Development Project Professional regulations, and engineering, involving execution. during maintenance supervision. design planning Extensive Processing projects. 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Civil engineering engineering the Project General struction Plant ... estimating, DOE, DOE, and Director Management operations Various Staff Department Management Basic Advanced This Engineer Sequoyah and Engineering, PMP Projects Watts government activities as ... Modifications cost (Industrial ... E. Complex Management NNSA, Oak construction Staff nuclear Knoxville the projects Services Browns Modifications, in Course, periods. #63332 Peters, analysis at and TVA design Bar Ridge engineering budgeting Senior and Officers the safety Course, Nuclear Y-l and construction of Projects Nuclear safety. in Nuclear total DOE & modifications Ferry Course 1976 contracting, 1980 Energy Operations Trained and Project management 2 Project projects. and Laboratory) determination management, Vietnam Military Vietnam American Institute Site Work: Course, estimated 1982 and II National Plant, construction. Certified Nuclear forensic planning Plant, Sequoyah (Phase Office and Project Staff, cost Director in project TVA Thorough Order and nuclear Helicopter Hydro Veterans Office claims, 1996 TVA Legion on engineering. Oak POBox 865-576-6812 U Nuclear Plant, cost scheduling of I), TVA Project and Management certified OFFiC2 S field operating and Nuclear the 1993 of for experience. ZIIHFEBIB DOE, Ridge, This Projects exceeds power execution environmental TVA the NNSA ALARA the of engineering, knowledge, Management Security Crew 2050 includes America R Purple Y-12 as new Plant, TN for plant Experienced nuclear a $1 Defense CE Member Level Career legal ;: 3783 Uranium .0 of planning Site Currently Heart TVA systems billion. project significant experience (jY’ plants P / and claims Office 1 laws IV i Program Association fl Federal field and in 1:02 and c Mar Feb Aug Jan Aug69 Mar Jun Feb Dec US FROM MILITARY University EDUCATIONAL Battalion Combined Command Engineer Company Engineer UH-1 Aviation OH-6A MILITARY CURRENT TOTAL PRESENT DATE YEARS 70 Active 69 70 69 71 68 69 70 Rotary AND Cayuse YEARS OF Maintenance Officer Pre-Command Officer Pre-Command Duty of Arms & ASSIGNMENT DUTY OCCUPATION SCHOOLS COMMISSIONED General Tennessee, PLACE Wing Nov Mar Aug Feb Jan Aug May Mar Jan TO Airframe Service Advanced Basic HARRY OF DEGREES 70 69 70 71 Maintenance ASSIGNMENTS 71 70 69 69 69 SERVICE Staff OF School Course Course ATTENDED BS School Course Maintenance BIRTH ELDON Officers Course Degree Retired Crew Line FDC, Crew Crew AlT, Basic Crew AlT, ASSIGNMENT 67A Senior Security (Phase SERVICE 67N 39 Chief E3, E2, 16 Chief, ES, Chief Chief, Chief, Trainee, PETERS, Course - Years Federal Civil March 67N, 67A, 67V Mortar I) Administration, (PSG), RESUME ES, ES, E4, E4, and Engineering Rotary Aviation El, 30 Project 1950, II, 67H30, 67V2F, 67V2F, 67N20, Platoon, 8 Years ES, B/ill” COLONEL, months 1996 1996 1994 1985 1983 1981 1969 1969 1969 Hopewell, OF Wing 67V2F, Director, Maintenance 293 rd UH-l, OH-6A, OH-6A, SERVICE Tng B/2/41” Department for Maintenance Aviation OH-6A, Bde, E/821td Engineer Virginia Civil El82’’ El82 IN(M), Ft CAREER Training, Engineer, Arty, Campbell, of E/82” Company Arty Arty, (USAR) Training, Energy, 2 d DIVARTY, DIVARTY, AD, DIVARTY, Arty, Ft Y-12 KY (Mohawks), Rucker, Oak (Ret), Ft Ft Hood, Rucker, Site Ridge, Cavalry 4 1” 1st 12-84-6905 AL Office, 1st Cavalry TX Cavalry Cavalry Tennessee Ft AL Div, Hood, National Div, RVN February Div, Div, TX RVN 37830 RVN RVN Nuclear 17, 2011 Apr04 Aug Nov Feb03 Aug Apr02 May Sep Oct May Nov Sep USAR Active Jun Jun Sep Jun Jun May Sep Dec Jul USAR FROM MAJOR Resume 73 98 91 95 83 78 85 78 87 08 78 02 00 97 90 73 91 77 PROMOTIONS - Duty COL LTC MAJ CPT 2LT Rank - ILT Not Not of DUTY Service on on Aug08 Nov Apr04 Feb Apr Jul May Sep Oct91 Sep May Nov Jun Active Jun Sep Jun Jan Sep Dec TO Active ASSIGNMENTS 00 03 Career 98 02 75 95 85 83 78 87 78 02 73 97 90 91 Duty Duty USAR USAR USAR USAR USAR USAR Component (continued), (continued) Transferred Assistant Deputy Deputy IRR, Civil Commander Commander Executive Civil S-3, Battle Utilities Construction Platoon Company Construction Tech Commissioned Draftsman, Surveyor, ASSIGNMENT (continued) MAJ, Control Engineer Engineer, Insp Captain, Chief Commander Leader, Officer, DATES Chief Harry Officer, Commander, E5, 21J, (OH-6A), to E5, LTC, LTC, Group Officer, of Officer, Retired HQ/844th LTC, 08 Date 11Jun03 12 16 16Jun81 17 of 926tI CPT, CPT, 2LT, Eldon HQ/844th Staff 1LT, S-3, OF Jun Jun Jun Jun Staff, 926 th 844 th MAJ, (AT), LTC, Facilities EN E5, 21B APPOINTMENT 21J, 21J, CPT, (IMA) 21B, 2LT, 98 92 Reserves, 1LT, 78 85 Peters, CPT, EN EN Engineer EN CBT 844th 67V3F, EN HHC!926th HHC, LTC 926 th B/844th1 21J, 21B, 21J, CBT CBT BN, COL, II, 21J, BN, BN Engineer EN EN B/844th HHC/348th MRD Colonel, 348 th HQ/844th Knoxville, HQ/278th BN BN Atlanta B/844th (Heavy), Knoxville, CBT HQ, EN GRP, EN (Heavy), (Heavy), EN BN, BN USACE, EN Section, GRP, Engineer FWD, Montgomery, GRP, EN EN IN EN Birmingham, Chattanooga, BN, (Heavy), TN TN BN, BDE, BN, Knoxville, Birmingham, KTO, GRP, Birmingham, COL Chattanooga, 412 th Reserve Chattanooga, (USAR) Knoxville, TNARNG, Knoxville, Birmingham, Desert , ENCOM, 416 th AL AL TN Component, TN AL ENCOM, Shield/Desert AL TN TN Knoxville, TN Vicksburg, TN February AL Washington Darien, Storm TN MS 17, IL 2011 Resume of Service Career (continued), Harry Eldon Peters, II, Colonel, Engineer (USAR) February 17, 2011 US DECORATIONS AND BADGES Legion of Merit Bronze Star Purple Heart Medal Meritorious Service Medal (with 4 Oak Leaf Clusters) Air Medal Army Commendation Medal (with V-Device) Army Commendation Medal (with 2 Oak Leaf Clusters) Army Achievement Medal (with 3 Oak Leaf Clusters) Army Good Conduct Medal Army Reserve Components Achievement Medal (with 4 Oak Leaf Clusters) National Defense Service Medal (31d Award) Vietnam Service Medal (with 2 Bronze Service Stars) Southwest Asia Service Medal (with 3 Bronze Service Stars) Armed Forces Reserve Medal (with Silver Hourglass and “M” Device) Army Service Ribbon Humanitarian Service Ribbon Overseas Service Medal Army Reserve Components Overseas Training Ribbon (8th Award) Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal (with 60 Device) Kuwait Liberation Medal (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) Kuwait Liberation Medal (Govermnent of Kuwait) Aircraft Crewman’s Badge 2011HARia 53 CITYMANAGER’SOFFICE APPLICATIONFORM FOR A CITY BOARD,COMMISSION,OR COMMITTEE Pleasereturn completed applicationto DonnaL Patterson, CityClerk, P.O.Box1, OakRidge,TN37831-0001 Fax:865-425-3409 or email:[email protected] BOARD,COMMISSION,OR COMMITTEEDESIRED: Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks AdvisoryBoard ( Use a separate application for each appointment desired) Name:Ms. Mrs.Mr.FraflPisano, MD 108Mclress: Euclid Place, OakRidge, TN. 37830 Telephone:8654826879 @P0LEmaII:fPPmd net occupaijon:PediatflcPhysician 2 Retired: Position: Doyou currentlyserve on any other Cityboard, commission or committee? if so, please list No Education, Professionalandlor CommunityActivity(P,es.nt):M.D. from Drexel U. in Phila, PA MPH (inprogress)Walden U. Currentlyon the board of the Child Advocacy Center of Anderson County. Previous board involvement:YWCA& MMCMedcialBoard. Explainwhy you are interested in being appointed to this board, commission, or committee’ have long had an interestin community health. Strongpublic parks are vital to communityhealth and morbidityprvention. Iam also a frequent user of Oak Ridge’sparks. My special knowledgeorpast experience qualifyingyou forthis appointment:’have a background in communityhealth. Allinformation provided Is public pursuant to the Tennessee Public Information Act. ApplicantStatement: Iunderstandthat Iam applyingforappointmentto a Board,Commissionor Committeeofthe CityofOakRidge;that Iwillbe required to provide proofofmyOakRidgeresidency; that Iwillbe requiredto take an oathofofficeto upholdthe United States andTennessee Constitutions andthe laws of the same ifappointed. Iagree to complyat alltimeswithallrequirementsof the office for whichI am applyingand to which I may be appointed. Allstatements and informationprovided inthe applicationare trueto the best ofmyknowledge. Signatureof Applicant: óAO’’2 Date: ‘SII’i lU Ifyou wish to provide a r4sum or additional Information, please attach to this form. Fran Pisano, M.D. 108 Euclid Place Oak Ridge, TN 37830 Home: 865-482-6879 Cell: 865-250-4198 Work: 865-482-4088 Education 2004 - present Masters of Public Health Walden University Online degree July, 1992- July, 1995 Pediatric Residency SUNY Health Science Center Syracuse, New York 1986-1991 Medical Degree Medical College of Pennsylvania/Drexel University School of Medicine Philadelphia, PA 1979-1983 Bachelor of Science, Psychology & Religion Brown University Providence, RI Professional History August 1995-present Pediatrician, Oak Ridge Pediatric Clinic duties: Private practice pediatrician including outpatient care of newborns through older adolescents to 21 years of age; call responsibilities, supervision of pediatric nurse practitioners and occasionally local medical students; local patient mix with approximately 45% Medicaid/TennCare 2001-present Hospitalist at Methodist Medical Center duties: Intermittent coverage of hospital patients at Methodist Medical Center, Oak Ridge. Initially, included all pediatric patients, but now only newborns in hospital nursery, as Methodist no longer has a pediatric floor. The latter includes attendance at high risk deliveries and performing circumcisions. 2001-2004 Chief of Pediatrics: Methodist Medical Center duties: Attend monthly Medical Board meetings, credential meetings, review of pediatric staff and pediatric care oversight. Licensure & Certificates Board Certified, American Board of Pediatrics (ABP), 1995 Re-certified 2001 & 2010 Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics Medical License, Tennessee State, Department of Health Related Boards TN Medical License # MD0000026866 Drug Enforcement Agency Prescribing Privileges Awards Received Resident Teaching Award, 1994 Volunteer Activities Board of Directors, Child Advocacy Center of Anderson County, 2006 to present Catechism Teacher, St. Therese Church, Clinton, TN 1996 to present Board of Directors, YWCA of Oak Ridge, 1998-1999 Child Abuse Review Team of Anderson County, 1998-1999 Jesuit Volunteer Corps: 1983-1985 83/81/2811 Telephone: Address:166 Name: which Do application Explain Applicant Any that Education, Position: and Signature Committee Recreation No avid Promoter, Velo professionals Personnel receation Please you the special I will 16:56 I Ms. cyclist, currently why Classic; am laws DirectorS, return be of All Statement: Professional Mrs. (865) are applying knowledge of College you Applicant: If required Advisory information of you the Hendrix Oak as true completed Mr. the are serve and hiker, City 8654812819 wish FOR Lou 805-0632 a member, same to to interested and Workforce to Ridge on significant I th of or Parks and/or Administrator live understand to take Board; (Use to Oak past any A Rabinowftz provided if provide and application best Drive, BOARD, which appointed. -. CITY Achieving an in other Fax’ experience Ridge: in Community a Velo Advisory separate oath being runner the f Oak Red 365-425-3409 a I City BOARD, may that is résumé Oak COMMISSION, Connections, to that of part publIc City. appointed Classic Cross; board, APPLICATION Donna I o Ridge office I be agree qualifying application am Activity I who will Ridge, I appointed—All or of Board pursuant applying ge. commission to L additional COMMISSION, be the or to Free Patterson, to uphold Email: Bicycle (Prosent):29Ct0r2te uses bicycle email: required comply this you OR for City’s TN for Med to board, for loubikes@gmail each COMMITTEE 4pterspnjcortn.qg the In Roane the ROAWSTATE the appointment at this or 37830 City farina sta to FORM United Pedestrian Clinic race; all committee? appointment Tennessee effort provide commission, appointment: City’s Clerk, times ments on, OR State States of former P.O. please DESIRED: to with proof . - and to resources OR; COMMITTEE Box attract If desired) Public a Retired:______ all and or Tech so, information Promoter, Community Board, of attach Advisory a, MMC committee: Date:_28, requirements my please Chair, Tennessee corn oak InformatIon Oak & Commission to young Ridge, Foundation OFFICE this list: Adult Ridge ZIIIIMAR—I provided I COR TN form. see Committee; - Oak Constitutions of 37831-0001 College Act residency: the Ed; 0i I.. r or in Ridge office r -.i 2011 TNZ the r L. - for PM CiTY PAGE b: CLER II 02 ______Retired:______ IVIar13 11 12:06p Della Ricohe 865-220-9167 p.1 CJtjF cf FECEVE1 7: i5€ ,ci AM J APPLICATION FORM FOR A CITY BOARD, COMMISSION, OR COMMITTEE Please return completed apphcation to Donna L.Patterson, CityClerk,P.O.Box1, Oak Ridge,TN37831-0001 Fax:855-425-3409or email: d2atterson(’cortn.org BOARD, COMMISSION, OR COMMITTEE DESIRED: / cre j /cr- 4L’ (Use a separate application for each appointment-esired) Name: Ms. Mrs 4E -7-’ 37-3c Address: /39 2A /4 Telnhone:IZc1 ZZ— ‘/6 Email: 3. - Occupation: r Position:_ Do you currently serve on any other City board, commission or committee? Ifso, please list: ,-, / / Education. Professional and/or Community Activity(Present): Explain why you are interested in being appointed to this board, commission, or committee: 1E h 3 I7 .7 , ‘1 /‘ -j i Any special nowiecige or past expenence quaufyin you forthis appointment:J ‘ All information provided is public pursuant to the Tennessee Public Information Act. Applicant Statement: I understand that I am applying for appointment to a Board, Commission or Committee of the City of Oak Ridge; that I willbe required to provide proof of my Oak Ridge residency; that I willbe requirea to take an oath of office to uphold the United States and Tennessee Constitutions and the laws of the same ifappointed. I agree to comply at all times with all requirements of the office for which I am applying and to which I may be appointed. Allstatements and information provided in the application are true to the hea4 of my knowIede. Signature of Applicant: Date: - 1/ Ifyou wish to provide a résumé or additional information, please attach to this tonn. RECER City of 1E 12:52 2011R 6!”LIE :. 4 chieving ExceIIetie OFRCEO Lhi APPLICATION FORM FOR A CITY BOARD, COMMISSION, OR COMMITTEE Please return completed application to Donna 1. Patterson, CityClerk,P.O.Box1, Oak Ridge,TN37831-0001 Fax:865—425-3409or email: ueoncortn.org BOARD, COMMISSION,OR COMMITTEEDESIRED: Recreation and Parks Advisory Board (Use a separate application for each appointment desired) Name: Ms. Mrs. Mr. G. Daniel Robbins 41Address: Riverview Dr., Oak Ridge, TN 37830 Telephone: 4834920 Email: [email protected] Occupation: Manager, Analytical Chemistry Labs Retired:______ Position: @B&WY-12 Do you currently serve on any other City board, commission or committee? Ifso, please list: No Education, Professional and/or Community Activity (Present): Founding and current Chairman, Greenways Oak Ridge, since 1994 One of Oak Ridges Explain why you are interested in being appointed to this board, commission, or committee:______major attractants to poeple considerating locatinghere is our excellent parks and recreation facilities, and Iwould like to help make them even stronger. See attached resume. While it Any special knowledge or past expenence qualifying you for this appointment:______is primarilyprofessional, not mentioned is that Iwas the LMESliaisonto DOEto establish greenways on the DOE partol roads, contributing many miles of our 50 miles of greenways. All information provided is public pursuant to the Tennessee Public Information Act Applicant Statement: I understand that I am applying for appointment to a Board, Commission or Committee of the City of Oak Ridge; that I will be required to provide proof of my Oak Ridge residency; that Iwill be required to take an oath of office to uphold the United States and Tennessee Constitutions and the laws of the same if appointed. I agree to comply at all times with all requirements of the office for which I am applying and to which I may be appointed. All statements and information provided in the application are true to the best of my knowledge. 2-25—2011 Signature of Applicant: a- Date: If you wish to provide a résumé or additional information, please aLtach to this form. 2-17-2011 G. Daniel Robbins Current Position: Manager, Analytical Chemistry Organization Address: 41 Riverview Drive, Oak Ridge, TN 37830 Home Phone: 865-483-4920 Cell Phone: Work Phone: 865-574-7178 e-mail: gdrobbinsaol.com SUMMARY Dr. Robbins has led the Analytical Chemistry (formerly Analytical Services) Organization since its formation in 1993. Under his leadership the analytical chemistry service laboratories across the Oak Ridge sites were consolidated, resulting in elimination of duplications and savings of more than $4M per year for their customers and the Department of Energy. The complex integration of this highly technical discipline, with over 400 technical procedures, has led to a keen focus on quality, safety, and customer satisfaction. Dr. Robbins’ emphasis on metrics and management-by-fact has led to repeated national recognition by the Department of Energy and its Malcolm-Baldrige-based Energy Performance Excellence Award. With the division of the Oak Ridge contracts, Dr. Robbins led the downsizing of his organization from 610 to 160 people while maintaining quality services and increasing productivity. His restructuring of the Analytical Chemistry Organiz;ation, flattening the organization to its present structure of an average of 12 employees per supervisor with usually only one level of supervision between workers and the Manager, has been recognized as a role model for the Y-12 Plant. His leadership has resulted in increased emphasis on Integrated Safety management and Conduct of Operations, while enhancing productivity. On the national scene, Dr. Robbins serves on the DOE Analytical Managers Board of Directors where he is recognized for his leadership and managerial excellence. EMPLOYMENTHISTORY Current Position: Manager, Analytical Chemistry (formerly Analytical Services) Organization Lockheed Martin Energy Systems (1993-2000) B&WY-12 National Security Complex (2000-present) Responsibilities Responsible for leadership of the Analytical Services (renamed Analytical Chemistry) Organization previously consisting of 33 analytical chemistry laboratories across the three Oak Ridge sites, providing a complete spectrum of chemical analyses, environmental sampling, and chemical data management services. As the LMES contract was divided into 2, and then 3, pieces, he managed the corresponding downsizing of this activity to its current level, which provides these services primarily to Y-12, but also to ORNL and Bechtel Jacobs, as requested. • 610-120 employees Major Accomplishments Page 1 of4 2-17-2011 • Consolidated the analytical chemistry organizations and laboratories across the three Oak Ridge sites, eliminating duplications, reducing the indirect/direct employee ratio by greater than 25%, and resulting in annual savings of over $4M per year. • Lead the Analytical Services (now Analytical Chemistry Organization) to a much higher level of environmental, regulatory, and safety compliance, reducing the number of reportable occurrences from 36 per year to 1-3 per year. • Analytical Chemistry received the highest DOE Malcolm-Baldrige-based Quality Award given in both 1998 and 1999. Previous Position: Director, Information Resources and Administration (IRA) Martin Marietta Energy Systems (1988-1 993) Responsibilities Responsible for the leadership of the three-site information services activities, including technical writing and editing, illustrations and graphic arts, publications, photography, vide, printing, libraries, and records management. Also responsible for the Company’s Long-Range Operating Plan and championing the Company’s Total Quality Management initiative. -485 employees Major Accomplishments • Provided leadership for the Company’s cultural change to a more empowering, customer focused organization, using his own organization as a role model of customer service, empowerment, and self-directed work teams. Prior Position: Director, Information Resources Organization (IRO) Martin Marietta Energy Systems (1985-1 988) Responsibilities Responsible for leadership of the three-site information services activities, including technical writing and editing, illustrations and graphic arts, publications, photography, video, printing, libraries, and records management. • -485 employees Major Accomplishments • IRO became a role model for fact-based management of information services across the DOE complex. Page2 of4 Prior Position: Director, ORNL Information Division Oak Ridge National Laboratory/Martin Marietta Energy Systems (1978-1 985) Responsibilities Responsible for leadership of Oak Ridge National Laboratorys information services activities, including technical writing and editing, illustrations and graphic arts, publications, photography, video, printing, libraries, and records management. Also responsible for ORNL’s health and environmental technical information centers. Major Accomplishments • At the request of the ORNL Director and the Martin Marietta Energy Systems President, consolidated the similar information service activities across the three Oak Ridge sites, eliminating duplications and redundancies and resulting in substantial savings. • At the request of the Department of Energy established the National Laboratories Scientific and Technical Information Managers Group, becoming its first chairman. Prior Position: Director, ORNL Office of Professional and University Relations Oak Ridge National Laboratory/Union Carbide Nuclear Division (1974-1 978) Responsibilities • -30 employees Major Accomplishments • Hiring as many as a hundred new Ph.D.s in one year, personally interviewing and making “hire/no hire” recommendations to the ORNL Director, which were rarely, if ever, not followed. The result is a world-class group of researchers at the National Laboratory. Prior Position: Research Staff Member Oak Ridge National Laboratory/Union Carbide Nuclear Division (1967-1 973) Responsibilities Molten salt electrochemistry research. Major Accomplishments • Invited to give numerous presentations including internationally invited talks at the European Molten Salt EurChem Conference in Fribourg, France: at The Technical University of Karlsruhe, Germany: and hold technical discussions at The Technical University of Norway in Trondheim, Norway. Paae3of4 2-17-2011 EDUCATION • B.S. Chemistry (honors), University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill),1962 • M.S. Chemistry, Princeton University, 1964 • Ph.D. Chemistry, Princeton University, 1966 • Postdoctoral Fellow, Technical University of Norway, 1966-67 • The Executive Program, University of Virginia Darden School of Business, May-July 1979 • Martin Marietta Senior Management Assessment Program, 1988 • BWXT Leadership Institute Management Development Course, 2004 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND ACHIEVEMENTS • Member, DOE national Laboratory Scientific and Technical Information managers Group, 1980- 93. First Chairman, 1980-85 • Chairman, University of Tennessee School of Information Sciences Board of Advisors, 1981-1 997 • Co-chair, 11th Annual Midyear Meeting, American Society for Information Sciences, 1982 • Board of Directors, American Society for I nformation Sciences, 1983-88 • Chair, laboratory Director’s Information Services Peer Review Panel, Lawrence Berkeley laboratory, 1986 • Outside Reviewer, Laboratory Director’s Review, Technical Information Systems, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, 1987 • Chair, Martin Marietta Energy Systems Task Force to design and implement operations of the Company for the 5 years of the new Martin Marietta/DOE contract, 1991 • Management Audit Team for TOM Audit of Martin Marietta Astronautics Group (Denver), 1992 • Chair, Martin Marietta Energy Systems Task Force to Maximize Effectiveness of Analytical Services and Processes, 1993 President, Oak Ridge Breakfast Rotary Club, 1993-94 • Chairman, Greenways Oak Ridge, 1994-Present • Board of Directors, Tennessee Ornithological Society, 1995-1 999 • Board of Directors, KnoxvilleOpera Company, 1995-1998 • Chairman Rotary District Environmental Committee, 1996-1998 • Chairman, Lockheed Martin Energy Systems Task Force on Restructuring Services, 1996 • Board of Directors, DOE Analytical Managers Group, 1998-Present HONORS AND AWARDS • Phi Beta Kappa • Princeton University Resident Fellow • Fulbright Postdoctoral Fellow • American Society for Information Science’s Watson Davis Award (highest service award), 1989 • Martin Marietta Energy Systems “Be the Best” Presidents Award, 1990 • Lockheed Marietta Energy Systems Awards Night Honoree, 1992, 1994 • National Management Association, Energy Systems Chapter Leadership Award 1993 • Oak Ridge Breakfast Rotary Club’s Rotarian of the Year, 1994 • Oak Ridge Top Citizen Award, 1999 • Anderson County Community Hero, 2003 Page4 of4 City of RECE vr:r; ZcJIIMARI PH2:35 AchievingrExteIIej*e. OFFICEOFTH Ci CLERK APPLICATIONFORM FOR A CITYBOARD, COMMISSION,OR COMMITTEE Pleasereturn completed applicationto DonnaL Patterson CityClerk,P.O.Box1, OakRidge,TN37831-0001 Fax:85-425-3409 or1email:[email protected] BOARD, COMMISSION,OR COMMITTEEDESIRED: P4?i\ ?ECeArno ADV1&y ?.2O4ø) (Use a separate applicationfor each appointment desired) Name:Ms.M&4 T1-EøA SCUZI Address: 102 \1LC1O?JA D) OçV ?JLy, j 383O Telephone: (363) 6J64’J Email: TSCU[136 PLL$O1JR-1JET Occupation: -QtW(JrCOk-1SRC AC41 / Retired:_____ Position: Lt\UL (LAJ RtM’) Doyou currentlyserve1 on any other Cityboard, commission or committee? Ifso, please list: LD Education, Professional and/or CommunityActivity(Present): i Ai1 r[j,V [k /12J WUiEcis VVTIWIJT1 CT Oi OM tO- PLE- ¶Lt aME? Explainwhy you are interested in being appointed to this board, commission, or committee: 1 (4/V\IL 12}j A 4MOwiL I1ti foI2 Lcy13S, I PLAM[D STAY WOt,LLD LLIi1D 9 fv’\y2fl7 -øv’J Anyspecial knowledge or past experience qualifyingyou for this appointment: I t.ikk.O\1T14 WDL1T 4 UI1UZ-6 i1-t eEkIW7JS, I WOULD —tr To WivtiLVID LLi c All information provided is public pursuant to the Tennessee Public Information Act. Applicant Statement: I understand that I am applying for appointment to a Board, Commission or Committee of the City of Oak Ridge; that Iwillbe required to provide proof of my Oak Ridge residency; that I willbe required to take an oath of office to uphold the United States and Tennessee Constitutions and the laws of the same if appointed. I agree to comply at all times with all requirements of the office for which I am applying and to which I may be appointed: A. statements and information provided in the application ar u t b St of my knowledg Signature of pplicant: ..i Date: 1I 1VI,41220 I,1 If u wish to p)ovide a résumé or additional information, please attach to this form. Sexton, Sandy From: Theresa Scott Dear Council Members: Please accept the attached resume and references as my request to serve on the Oak Ridge Parks & Recreation Advisory Board. Future development along the waterfront and within our public parks is important. Input from the community is imperative in order to expect positive growth. I believe that it is important to reach out to the residents and home owners within my hometown. I take pride in my volunteering efforts within my community. Myfriends and I enjoy boating on Melton Lake, walking the greenbelts and would encourage a dog park. A priority for the City should be that proposed public facilities not only be long lasting but appealing. Ultimately, we should encourage people to travel towards Oak Ridge. I care about my city. Therefore, I ask that you consider my request to participate in this project. Very truly yours, Theresa Scott 102 VictoriaRoad Oak Ridge,TN 37830 Telephone: (865) 679-6499 Email: TScott865bellsouth.net This communication, together with any attachments hereto or links contained herein, is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s) and may contain information that is confidential or legally protected, If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any review, disclosure, copying, dissemination, distribution or use of this communication is STRICTLY PROHIBITED. If you have received this communication in error, please notify the sender immediately by retum e-mail message and delete the original and all copies of the communication, along with any attachments hereto or links herein, from your system. Thank you. 1 THERESA SCOTT 102 Victoria Road, Oak Ridge, TN 37830 I Email: [email protected] 20!!HA?I Telephone: (865) 679-6499 I PH I 25 OFFICEOF THETy CL2fj. BUSINESS SKILLS (Applicable) • Excellent managerial, administrative, problem solving, and organizational skills with the ability to handle multiple tasks and meet deadlines efficiently within a high pressure environment. • Exceptional written and verbal communication skills with the proven ability to interact effectively and professionally with customers, clients and staff. • Ability to handle confidential and sensitive information with discretion and professionalism. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (Current) Ambrose, Wilson, Grimm & Durand, LLP — Knoxville, Tennessee Collections Specialist/Parale gal, April 2006 — Present Focusing on consumer and commercial contract balances to statute limitations in arrears. Tending to all phases (not limited to: data entry, writing letters of demand, researching assets, skip-tracing, negotiating monthly and settlement payments, posting payments, preparing cases and orders for court, filing post-judgment executions, etc). Clients include banks and various finance based corporations, apartment complexes, sub-prime loan automotive financial companies, subrogation claims for auto insurance companies and various service providing companies. I am also in charge of training and supervising the staff of the department in the firm to ensure that they comply with the FDCPA as outlined and ruled by the Federal Trade Commission. COMMUNITY SERVICE (Current) Neighborhood Watch Program (Sponsored by The City of Oak Ridge) Block Captain, Spring 2004 Present Committee Chair, 2007-2008, 2008-2009 Volunteer for neighborhood clean-up and awareness events as well as those sponsored by various organizations and the City of Oak Ridge such as the Secret City Festival, National Night Out, Pumpkin Festival, Christmas Parade Oak Ridge Revitalization Effort — “Save The Alexander Inn” Volunteer, Spring 2010 Present Demolition, dismantling and preparing site for renovation per the Project Manager Volunteer for several fundraising events League of Women Voters of Oak Ridge Member, Spring 2010 Present Cedar Hill Park Rebuild Project Committee Member, Fall 2010 Present Relay for Life of Oak Ridge (American Cancer Society) Team Leader, 2009 “Team CARES” Event Volunteer, 2010 and 2011 Oak Ridge Earth Day and Secret City Festivals Volunteer, Spring 2010 and 2011 REFERENCES (Local Affiliation) Mrs. Heidi O’Donnell (Volunteering) 102 Daniel Lane Oak Ridge, TN 37830 (865) 604-3848 Mrs. Robin Biloski (Anderson County Commissioner) 33 Palisades Parkway Oak Ridge, TN 37830 (865) 220-9776 Mr. Howard Harvey (Alexander Inn, Project Manager) 1094 W. Outer Drive Oak Ridge, TN 37830 (865) 483-7638 Sgt. Shannah Newman (NWP, Program Supervisor for ORPD) 110 W Arrowwood Drive Oak Ridge, TN 37830 (865) 256-6025 TUA RECE-RiE ZDIIHARii AMII:09 Tennessee Urology Associates, PLLC OFFICEOFI CJII CL. Randall E. Pearson, M.D. StuaA. Chasan, M.D.,FACS March 11, 2011 MarkG. Bowles, M.D. James C. Sloan, M.D.,FACS The Honorable Mayor and City Council of Oak Ridge Brandon 5, Cottrell.M.D. 200 S. Tulane St. Richard G. Brantley,M.D. Oak Ridge, TN 37830 Emeritus To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of Oak Ridge: I am writing to ask you to consider me for a position as a member of the Oak Christi Steele Ridge Recreation and Parks Advisory Board (Parks Board). OfficeManager [email protected] My wife and family relocated to Oak Ridge in the summer of 2003. My children have played on numerous Boys Club baseball teams, as well as AYSO and competitive soccer. I have coached Boys Club baseball and my wife has coached AYSO soccer teams. I personally believe that Oak Ridge’s parks are some of it’s greatest resources and feel a responsibility to help guide their development. I have attached a copy of my r&sumé’ Thank you for your due consideration in this matter. Main Office sincerely, Jackson :aza 800 Suite A-101 (7 Oak Ridge, TN37830 J4?ES C. SLOAN, M.D. Satellite Offices 415 Devonia Street ENCLOSURE (CV) Harriman,TN 37748-2010 2130 N. Charles G. Seivers Blvd. Suite 3 Clinton,TN 37716 Phone: 865/483-1093 Fax. 865/482-8629 www.tnurologycorn ZOIIfrIARII09H/i: HE Ci’ APPLICATION FORM FOR A CITY BOARD, COMMISSION, OR COMMITTEE Please return completed application to Donna L.Patterson, CityClerk, P.O. Box1, Oak Ridge, TN37831-0001 Fax:865-425-3409 or email: [email protected] BOARD, COMMISSION, OR COMMITTEE DESIRED: k re —--: 4P,-s kc Acc I ( Use a separate application for each appointment desired) / Name:Ms.Mrs(. l-i€...S C - S I oc-,.i’- Address: 10 Z_. C et + e- 2Pv- j Telephone: ‘t - Email: e O3SO cJ c SI vY Occupation: Pk7 Retired:______Position: u.k ‘ ‘ ( )-s * Do you currently serve10ç) on any other City board, commission or committee? Ifso, please list: Education, Professional and/or Community Activity (Present):______ Explain why you are interested in being appointed to this board, commission, or committee:______ Any special knowledge or past experience qualifying you for this appointment:______ All information provided is public pursuant to the Tennessee Public Information Act. Applicant Statement: I understand that I am applying for appointment to a Board, Commission or Committee of the City of Oak Ridge; that I will be required to provide proof of my Oak Ridge residency; that I will be required to take an oath of office to uphold the United States and Tennessee Constitutions and the laws of the same if appointed. I agree to comply at all times with all requirements of the office for which I am applying and to which I may be appointed. All statements and information provided in the application are true to the b of my knowled e. — / Signature of Applicant: / Date: — 1 Ifyou wi to provide a résumé or additional information, please attach to this form. Revision date 3/11/2011 211NtMRI jNII:O9 OFFfCEUF CURRICULUM VITAE cr NAME: James Collier Sloan, M.D. BIRTHDAY: November 17, 1970 BIRTHPLACE: Spokane, Washington EDUCATION: Undergraduate: University of Washington Bachelor of Science Cellular and Molecular Biology 1989-1 993 GraduatelMedical School: Vanderbilt University School of Medicine Doctor of Medicine 1993-1 997 Internship: Indiana University School of Medicine Surgery July 1997 to June 1999 Residency: Indiana University School of Medicine Urology July 1999 to June 2003 BOARD CERTIFICATION: American Board of Urology MEDICALLICENSURE: State of Tennessee SOCIETY MEMBERSHIPS: American Urological Association Tennessee Medical Society RoanelAnderson County Medical Society Fellow American College of Surgeons American College of Surgeons Professional Assoc Southeastern Section of AUA Journal Epidermoid PEER-REVIEWED PRACTICEIPROFESSIONAL HOSPITALICLINICAL EXPERIENCE: APPOINTMENTS: of Urology. Cysts JOURNAL Managed by ARTICLES: Partial July Tennessee University Methodist Parkwest Mercy Roane Professor Oak Vice Chief Orchiectomy. 2003-Present Ridge, Sloan, Health Medical Chief of Medical and Medical of Urology Surgery, TN Tennessee, JC Systems, of Courtesy Center, Surgery, et Center, Submitted Center, al. Associates, 2008-2010 Bilateral Courtesy Courtesy Staff Associate 2006-2007 Courtesy Active for Testicular PLLC publication Staff Staff Staff Staff Clinical to the 02/24/2011 15:57 8655788489 PAGE 01/03 AcbievingtwttllF’1kFt APPLICATION FORM FOR A CITY BOARD, COMMISSION,OR COMMITTEE Please return completed application to Donna L.Patterson, CityClerk,P.O. Box1, Oak Ridge,TN37831-0001 sax: 865425-3409 or email!p.attets.oj1.osrlipxg BOARD,COMMISSION,OR COMMiTTEEDESIRED: A’vIisocz-yBctciab (Use a separate applicationforeach appointment desired) c?flEptw.i Name: Ms. Mrs. 7&Mr ZfPtfl\tt4 T. ‘fjt Address: bSuiwrPRs% LønE Telephone: S(S’ “1SS7_SS - Email:______Occupation: #t (m LET I Retired:______Posiflon: 1’l ±J9.-esca.ntz S Do1 you currentlyserve on any other Cityboard, commission or committee? If list: so, please _t4o .-- Education, Professional and/or CommunityActivity(PinenQ: A’EST TtrA. Lcjcya.srt’ 4$.saC_, 6’4’ EhcrTiia. LtAc1t-s&-tP Okl< ebZcE XeR ‘trcc Qesoatczs (Canatcc1 . Explainwhy you are interested in being appointed to this board, commission, or commIttee: J.- ‘‘‘ ‘%‘‘ ‘Th ‘tJocoet e ou., nsnt at ces tE&Et$rJC CA,1cPfl, Anyspecial knowledge or past experience qualifyingyou forthis appolntmentLZFàC C i”T PtO CoMSeràsz hLbEt_AclA.. All information provIded is public pursuant to the Tennessee Public Information Act Applicant 11 I Statement: understand that am applying for appointment to a Board, Commission or Committee of the City of Oak Ridge: that Iwillbe required to provide proof of my Oak Ridge residency; that Iwillbe recjuired to take an oath of office to uphold the United States and Tennessee Constitutions and the laws of the same ifappointed. 1agree to comply at all times with all requirements of the office for which I am applying and to which I may be appoin Allstatements and informatIon provIded Inthe application aretrue t est of my know 4.j/4w..._ Signature of Applint: ,. Date: 9’FI3 a) I If you wish to a résumé 7or additional information, i96prde please attach to this form. February 18, 2011 \/ 21I FEB18 Pi’iI:tL Oak Ridge City Council 200 South Tulane Avenue OFFtCE hE CFi CLTU. Oak Ridge, TN 37830-6746 CouncilMembers, I am requesting an appointment to the Oak Ridge Recreations and Parks AdvisoryBoard. Mygoal is to assist in our community’s development. Our citizens and visitors need to have facilities and parks that are safe, enjoyable and that build a greater sense of wellness, inclusion and cohesion in our community. We must look not only at our present recreational needs but also have a vision for the future and build a collaborative effort to accomplish those goals. We are challenged to find the greatest value and most cost effective means to provide these services to our community. I would like to be involved in buildingthat collaborative effort that reflects the needs of our entire community and their desires. Sincerely, Office: (865) 576-8381 Home: (865) 483-7553 Cell: (865) 617-2932 Benjamin J. SteDhens II 105 Tamara Lane Oak Ridge, TN 37830 FEB 8 PM 1L14 Arrived in Oak Ridge: 27 October 2007 OFFICECi U-1 UU Current Position: B&W Y-12 Talent Management Consultant • Coming to Oak Ridge from Maryland (Washington DCarea) where I worked for the Office of Naval Intelligence as Assistant Director EEOand Diversityfor 4 years. • Worked for BoozAllenand Hamilton, McLeanVA(Defense Contractor) as Senior Corporate Trainer for 4 years • Retired Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer — 25 years (EqualOpportunitySpecialist&AviationElectronics Maintenance Chief) • BS degree in Professional Aeronautics 1990 (Embry RiddleAeronautical University in Daytona Beach FL) • MSAdegree in Human Resources 1.998 (Central MichiganUniversityMt. Pleasant, MI) 24 years experience in Diversity/EqualOpportunity & Mediator 20 experience as Trainer/Facilitator of Leadership, Management & people skills Current Associations & Organization Affiliations: • Board Member of BigBrothers and BigSisters of East Tennessee • Board Member of East Tennessee Regional Boys& GirlsClub • Board member of the Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce Center for Leadership & Community Development • Graduate of Leadership Oak Ridge Class of 2009 • Graduate of East TN Regional Leadership Association Class of 2010 • Member of the Naval Institute • Member of the National BlackScuba DiversAssociation & Certified Rescue Diver Hobbies: SCUBAdiving, writing poetry, reading, movies Born and raised in Panama City Florida Wife: MaryP. Stephens Children: 5 Boys& 3 Girls(Age Range 40 — 13) i”[ r,i,-/ Signature application which and fYI that (4 Applicant Committee Any by Explain Education, Do Telephone: Position: Occupation: Address: Name. 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L w- 6 r 1-h pursuant applying to additional -zj,’- be commission to /,17,//< ñ uphold COMMISSION, to or L. comply required (Present):c’1- Email:(j 6 you this email: /yc6 Patterson, OR for 4-;j for to 7)(4Jf44)4 for All board, the in each COMMITTEE the appointment 4 fl,1,p at dpatterson(a.cortn.org /Y 1 . formation, this statements to or II f/ United - 4 c- 4 t all FORM Tennessee provide committee? City ap/Jointment commission, appointmenL:hie. times O,--S,_ -Uh’rI Clerk, States T, 1 OR ( please with proof and /paf’-i to DESIRED: P.O. U COMMITTEE a Public (& If all and -Retireti: desired) or information - Board, of attach so, Box I’Ll (, Date:/// requirements committee: my Tennessee please 1, Informaon Oak Oak to Commission U ,tk€,-i i this rec,e’c26,fl list: Ridge, Ridge provided - ztty. form. — Constitutions ly$ of TN Act. residency; the A—k -. ,c,i4<,C’ 3783 or +cptt-hc’ in office the Lk2c,e/f1 1-0001 for / fr Patterson, Donna From: Cathy Toth Hi, Please find my application to the Recreation and Parks Advisory Board attached. I apologize that the application is written; my printer has stopped working and I did not want to miss the deadline. Please let me know if you have any trouble reading the application. I’m very excited about this opportunity! Thank you for considering my application. Cathy Toth (865) 220-8743 1 rc i::n February 22, 2011 2GHFEB2 M1Il:33 OFFICE OF TH Ciñ’ CW Ruth M. Tuft 127 Wakeman Lane Oak Ridge, TN 37830 Y83—75° y’ Oak Ridge CityCouncil Oak Ridge, TN 37830 C/O Mark Watson, City Manager Sir: Iwould like to apply for a position on the Parks Board, which will be named In March. I believe Iam qualified to serve on the Parks Board, and Iwoiuld like to tell you why Ishould be considered. I have lived in Oak Ridgefor the past 10 years. Before that time, I lived in Oliver Springs for 35 years but my parents lived in Oak Ridge, so I have always had Oak Ridge in my mind. I have been involved in many Oak Ridge activities, including Recording for the Blind (before the name change), the Oak Ridge Kennel Club, CONTACT,and Habitat for Humanity. In addition, I organized the Anderson County 4H Horse and Pony Project and served as its adviser since its beginning in 1990. (I ‘retired’ last year, but Icontnue to serve as a special adviser when needed.) I previously worked for Union Carbide, Martin Marietta, and Bechtel Jacobs. (I never moved, but the company changed around me.) Iworked in the Instrumentation and Controls Divisionof ORNLuntil I transferred to Engineering Divisionat K-25.I was part of the group of employees that were out-sourced to subcontractors. I am interested in the acquisition and and management of parks and open areas in the Cityof Oak Ridge. Parks should be a priority for all citizens, since parks contribute to the quality of life in Oak Ridge. Iwill be happy to provide more details of my experience ifyou decide to consider my application. 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National Tennessee provide appointment commission, system. appointment:_I_have Board times recommendations Clerk, private Psychology States OR e please with proof P.O. and DESIRED: to COMMITTEE a Public If Box Laboratory all and desired) or Retired:______ information of Board, so, attach Date:______ business. I requirements committee:_I my 1, also Tennessee please Oak Information Oak to Commission Ridge, this extensive have list: Ridge provided U form. 2Ul1Rj5 would TN frICt Constitutions of Act. residency; the the 37831-0001 or in RECE:’•’Fr office like the ability HL for to PH 2:52 C — r Tony Turner i r 2. 2 107 Esquire Ct OFFLE Oak Ridge, TN 37830 I CL March 1, 2011 The Honorable Mayor and City Council of Oak Ridge 200 S. Tulane St. Oak Ridge, TN 37830 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of Oak Ridge: My name is Tony Turner and I am writing to ask you to consider me for a position as a member of the Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks Advisory Board (Parks Board). I believe I have the skills and desire necessary to successfully complete a full term on the Parks Board. I am a proud graduate of Leadership Oak Ridge. I have been active in the community since arriving to Oak Ridge in 2004 and am an active user of the various recreation areas in the city. I have coached 6 soccer teams, a Boy’s Club basketball team and a football team, and am a referee for AYSO and competitive soccer. I have three children who play multiple sports in Oak Ridge and enjoy the recreational facilities as well. I am also an avid fisherman and boater, and am a member of the Oak Ridge Sportsmen’s Association. Please find attached a copy of my résumé. Thank you for your consideration in this matter. Sincerely, Tony Turner Citizen of Oak Ridge Professional responsibility program for daily Chief Have organizations. government building work Qualifications and concurrently. experience Board. Objective: Skills a funding. broad operations. led proposals. of Summary Capstone Program Southeast Oak Administration- Management- Strategic Leadership Over management, Staff teams and range A in Ridge Experience and 28 Experienced managed position includes of strategic Currently Skilled and Manager years private Excellent Corporation an planning- Regional of National and gaining Army administrative Broad of in as problem contract over planning. team Able business. manage forecasting experience a installation in written Business member Noted Laboratory consensus. 900 management building- budgeting, to and solving, handle soldiers a Expert [email protected] ability Oak and program requirements work of Richard Director 107 in needs (865)-48 with the verbal Proven multiple managing Ridge, and administration, at Esquire to in proposal experience Oak organizing in over develop an office office A. terms communications TN 1-0621 record Army Ridge Turner complex 30,000 in Court people 37830 with management. management. current of and Infantry in of Recreation and manpower, a soldiers, business and execute leadership and tasks budget overseeing position. management complex Battalion. skills. concurrently. 2006- Oak Charleston, 2005-2006 strategic of supervising and In and equipment, and over addition, Ridge, These Parks large multiple Present projects. experience Was $40 plans of military Advisory include OFFiCE TN SC contracts Responsible million. the primary the 2011 facilities, tasks in Broad staff Deputy in AR fCE’rr OF in and TH:: 15 v III °u ( Capstone Corporation Oak Ridge, TN Strategic Planning Consultant ORNL 2004-2005 US Army Ft Benning, GA Deputy Chief of Staff (Senior Management) 2003-2005 US Army Ft Riley, KS Battalion Commander (Senior Executive) 200 1-2003 Department of Defense Counter Drug Task Force Ft Bliss, TX Chief of Joint Operations Center (Senior Management) 2000-200 1 Department of Defense Counter Drug Task Force Ft Bliss, TX Plans and Operations Officer (Senior Management) 1998-2000 US Army Germany and Bosnia Executive Officer (Senior Management) 1997-1998 US Army Multiple Locations Multiple leadership and staff positions 1983-1997 Education Academic: Master of Arts in Psychology, Saint Mary College, Leavenworth, KS 1996 Bachelor of Science, United States Military Academy, West Point NY 1983 Volunteer Experience in Oak Ridge Assisted the United Way of Anderson County in the development of its ten year strategic plan. Participated on an ad-hoc committee to assist UWAC in developing a high impact community program to take advantage of one time funding. Coached 4 American Youth Soccer Organization teams. Coached 2 Oak Ridge Middle School Soccer teams. Coached a Boy’s Club basketball and football team. AYSO referee for five years. Volunteer at a major rowing regatta. Deacon for worldwide missions for the New York Avenue Church of Christ. R. Scott Underwood, Jr. (865) 481-3814 107 Creek ViewCt Oak Ridge, TN 37830 2UIItARI AM9:35 February 23,2011 OFFr yr n I Y L; Oak Ridge CityCouncil Dear Sir or Madam: I uld like to be considered for a position on the newiy formed Parks and Recreation Committee. As required for consideration, Iam currently a Cityof Oak Ridge Resident. I have had the great opportunity to livein Oak Ridgefor most of my life.Growingup inOak Ridgewas a great time in my life,and when the opportunity presented itself in to rk Oak Ridge, my wife (who also grew up in Oak Ridge) and I were ecstatic. We have raised our family here in Oak Ridge and as well both our parents live in Oak Ridge. I would like to be considered a part of the committee that helps to set the course for utilizingone of our greatest assets, the parks and recreation opportunities in Oak Ridge. I am interested in helping my hometown be successful and this is an area, Ithink that Ican make a difference. Myrecent experience in being a part of the Leadership Oak Ridge Class of 2010, in which spurred an interest in getting involved in the community and being a part of helping Oak Ridge reach itsfullpotential willfind Attached you my resume that details my work background and roles and responsibilities that I have had an opportunity to fillin this part of my life. What itdoes not detail are my involvement with our kids over the years in recreational activitiesof a variety of sporting activitiesthat have taken me to many locations in the Southeast where other communities are leveraging existing facilitiesand or investing in additional to take advantage to opportunities for economic gains. Growing up and livingin Oak Ridge as adult helps give me the prospective of looking back, and understanding where we are today as well as lookingforward to see the opportunities infront us. Thank you for your consideration in this matter. 2LQ-94Sincerely R. Scott Undenod, Jr. Oak Ridge Resident ______ Page 1 of3 / R. Scott Underwood Jr. 107Creek View Court OakRidge, TN 37830 9: [email protected] MRII AM 35 (865)481-3814(home), (865)576-2525 (work), (865) 850-3855 (ce19 tJ FR.E Or LM LJ..EJ,, OBJECTWE Nuclear Industry Management! Production Management SUMMARY Over twenty-fiveyear’sexperience,fromhands on to seniormanagement,primarilyat the Y-l 2 Nuclear Security Complex. Relevant experience includes Design /System EngineeringManagement,Startup!ProjectManagement,ProductionManagement,and NuclearOperationsManagementof multiplenuclear facilitieswith responsibilityfor SafetyBasis, SecurityBasis, and ReadinessManagement,and Maintenance Management. Proven superiorperformancein Leadership,training,team building, problem solving,organizationalefficiency,and strategicplanning. Currentlyhold a DOE Qclearance.Abilityto performas a high profile leaderthat can delve into operationaldetails as needed;Proven historyof implementingsuccessfulnew processes,procedures and systems;Progressivecareer history and strongexecutive managementtrack record, successfulleadershipwithin a growingorganization. AREAS OF EXPERTISE Maintenance Understanding of maintenance processes for planning and execution using Management principles of Integrated Safety Management to operate safely and compliantly. Experience managing a large labor force and the interaction with bargaining unit employees operating under Union contract. Established performance measuring metrics and established performance expectations for organization. Metric Development of metrics to management processes. Expertise in the Development & development of performance measure and suite of performance measure to Management improve overall performance. Application of metrics and performance measures to the management of facilities as well as the production operations. Nuclear Extensive experience working in an environment requiring strict adherence Operations & to applicable criticality safety, Safety Basis, Nuclear Conduct of Safety Basis Operations. Knowledge and understanding of Safety Basis development Management and strategies for implementation. Oversaw the implementation of standardization and consolidation of Safety Basis to ensure documents were compliant to requirements as well functional to use in the field. In- depth knowledge of safety basis management in multiple nuclear facilities. Facility & Established Integrated Work Process (IWP) to integrate scope, budget and Infrastructure risk management together in a single system utilizing SAP for the Operations management of facilities. Budget analysis techniques tied to performance led to consolidated efficiency gains by identifying critical cost areas for process improvement applications. Developed performance metrics to facilitate the management of the Plant Production facilities. Instituted the R. Scott Underwood Resume 2!23/2011 R. Director Senior Safety WORK Response Emergency Security Management Project Scott improved training maintenance. strategic production Operations The provide Safety working Managed Analysis functions, Director vision customer/ Operations the safety Organization B&W Special Underwood EXPERIENCE of and DNFSB. Leader Production Basis and Y-12 and program leadership development on assignment performance 900 Utility Engineering and facilities Management regulator of fire strategic associated remain management, National Responsible personnel The a to Deputy response long-term basis Crisis Emergency onsite Experience 200 Operations hazards processes. processes restoration Experienced Operation landlord-tenant that Operations, re-establish Operations, and SAE and person planning, safe. included made confidence process. for and Manager management response Security improvement strong numerous Manager, organization teams analysis. (SAE) Production until Readiness for recognized and control strong Manager Strong by of Technical Operations in and the Project oral process confidence maintenance that production Senior relieved the in Served Manager has R. Complex and model infrastructure development in project organization other boards The managed development element written of Scott the Operations Program, responsibility re-entry and by plan improvement Manager Division is Management Resume Support assignment non-nuclear as by criticality for responsible Center customer. for the controls, Underwood by TSC capability. to and organization Federal the for day-to-day Operations the associated revitalize Security activities. and within support. operations. management. oral an management of Manager Center (EOC) and regulatory maintenance a emergency safety and schedule production includes for Agency. communications large to Production for maintenance Basis Knowledge operational 2005 2009-2010 overall associated facility Responsible (TSC) 1987-Present responsible staff Crisis the nuclear Serving Staff functions of technical organization -2009 management, that the bodies Implemented the building, of Manager facilities. event responsible of control 2010-Present changes Division Plant’s facilities development resulted criticality Production in performance performance in of for to the and within team at DOE/NNSA nuclear skills. the all of and Y-l role Emergency to needed responsible Responsible in that maintenance and and Vice through a a responsible ensure an for DOE/NNSA 2. comprehensive safety, Y- earned metrics of included infrastructure regain overall The measures, facility President 12 of of support the in a 10 emergency that the EOC the Y-12 value facility Readiness strategic and nuclear for for 2/23/2011 Page security for of and the and 2 of3 Page 3 of3 General Manufacturing Production Manager, 2004-2005 Responsible for the management and leadership of the Plant’s General Manufacturing production facility. The scope included management of production sheet metal, welding, tooling, production components and specialized manufacturing supporting Plant operations. The operation was composed of 75 full-time employees, composed of bargaining unit, weekly and monthly personnel. Design & System Engineering Manager, 2002 -2004 Manager over Design, Project, Testing, and System Engineering groups responsible for the support of Production buildings and process equipment. Established the Plant’s Test Engineering Organization within Engineering group. Engineering Division Technical Integration Manager, 2001-2002 Position reported to the Engineering Division and had responsibility for Division Budget, Issues Management, Assessment Program, and the Division Training group. Worked closely with the Division Manager on actions /issues that were programmatic to the entire Division as well as interface for Federal oversight. Led the development of the Engineering Strategic plan and the development of Engineering work planning system Restart Project Manager, 1998-2001 Served in the capacity of Project Lead for the 9212 Restart of nuclear operations. Responsible for providing technical and programmatic leadership for a multi-disciplinary team responsible for transitioning a stood down facility back into operational status. Team developed Safety basis documents, reconstitution of technical baseline as well as repair of facility and equipment. CAD/CAM Manufacturing Engineering Section Lead, 1994-1998 Expertise in the operation and programming of coordinate measuring machines (CMM) and in the use of Geometric Tolerancing, ANSI Y 14.5. Plant expert on the DMIS standards programming language and serve as Vice Chairman for the National Committee. Expertise in the use of CAD/CAM software and served on the Plant’s CAD/CAM evaluation team responsible for the selection of new tools for use at the Plant. Other work experience includes: Oak Ridge National Laboratory Maintenance Field Engineer (1991- 1994), Y-12 Numerical Control Engineer Section Lead (1987-1991), Arnold Engineering and Development Center (AEDC) Tullahoma, TN Wind Tunnel Research Engineer (1985-1987) EDUCATION! TRAINING Master of Industrial Engineering/ Engineering Management, University of Tennessee 1997 Bachelor of Science/Mechanical Engineering, Tennessee Technological University 1985 B&W Leadership Institute Management Development Course 2006 B&W Corporate Leadership Development Program (LDP). Group 4 2010 References Available Upon Request R. 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Vane 58 Rolling Links Boulevard Oak Ridge, TN 37830 (865) 220-9132 [email protected] Objective: A position as a member of the Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks Advisory Board. Skills Summary Over 33 years of experience in leading people and handling complex issues around the world. Outstanding written and verbal communications skills. Considerable background in working with multifaceted teams made up of individuals with diverse skills. Developed considerable expertise in strategic planning, program execution and budget oversight. Results oriented. Qualifications Leadership - Consistent record of leadership and experience in building teams and gaining consensus, both within the military and in Oak Ridge. Program Development — Demonstrated capability to find and develop new business opportunities. In the last two years alone, brought in funding from the Department of Defense totaling more than $35 million through ORNL’s Work For Others program. Management - Successfully managed offices, programs and budgets, both in the military and private sector. Ran a full-service public relations office for the XVIII Airborne Corps and Fort Bragg which had a daytime population of 80,000 people. Served as the operations manager for a new directorate at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Led and managed over 100 soldiers in a U.S. Army Field Artillery battery. Administration — Skilled administrator able to handle multiple challenges simultaneously. This includes not only creating new programs or capabilities, but then running them successfully through the applications of sound program management practices, problem solving skills, and consistent personal interactions with staff. Professional Experience Oak Ridge National Laboratory Oak Ridge, TN Senior Program Manager 1998- Present Laurinburg Electronic Commerce Laurinburg, NC Resource Center (LECRC) 1997-1998 Business Developer US Army Ft Bragg, NC XVIII Airborne Corps and Fort Bragg 1994-1997 Public Affairs Officer (Senior Management) US Army Pittsburgh, PA Training With Industry Officer 1993-1994 Ketchum Public Relations (Management) US Army Fulda, Germany 1th 1 Armored Cavalry Fire Support Officer 1991-1993 (Senior Management) US Army Ft Hood, TX III Corps and Fort Hood 1987-1990 Media Relations Officer (Management) US Army Multiple Locations Multiple leadership and staff positions 1977-1987 Education Academic: Master of Arts in Mass Communications, California State University - Northridge, Northridge, CA - 1987 Bachelor of Arts in History, La Salle College, Philadelphia, PA - 1977 Volunteer Experience in Oak Ridge Coached two years at the Oak Ridge Boys Club — Baseball Coached three years with Oak Ridge-based 13-14 year-old teams -- Baseball Umpired at numerous baseball games, tournaments. etc Volunteer at a major rowing regatta. Member of Oak Ridge High School Booster Clubs for football and baseball Ground crew member, public address announcer and clock manager -- Football Wrote all ORHS baseball game stories in the Oak Ridger for two years Contributed numerous sports feature articles to the Oak Ridger Contributed articles to the Oak Ridger on behalf of Habitat for Humanity of Anderson County which that application Applicant Signature and Committee Any Explain ORCMA Education, Address: 106 Do hiking Telephone: help great position: volunteer, NamIj Board you Please the special I will I Oak parks am currently why laws Oak be enthusiast, of All - Statement: return Professional are applying 86548 Mrs. of knowledge Friends ______Retired:X Appli If you required (1 information of you the Ridge and true W. member the Ridge 995-1 Mr. are serve completed City wish same to FOR interested recreation Pawley and to 14881 /\3 the I of on Marci or continue of to understand and/or take 996), to Oak Recreation (Use past any provide provided if mother best A the application which appointed. 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CV 1991 ,, for lii ,, PHI2:5 ECEI’’Er JOSEPH G. WOOD, JR., CHMM, PE 100 Brockton Lane 2011lIARI? PH12:[5 Oak Ridge, TN 37830 Hm: (865) 481-0936 OFFiCEOp Cell: (865) 387-2655 C gatorwoodpilecomcast. net SKILL SUMMARY Over 24 years of engineering and project management experience in both environmental and security- related projects. Possesses excellent interpersonal and communication skills, both written and verbal, and is a dynamic public speaker and trainer. Is highly self-motivating and task driven and is capable of developing unique approaches to complex problems involving numerous stakeholders. Committed to high work ethics and the attainment of management and client goals and objectives. QUALIFICATIONS Technical Ability Experienced Project Manager, Project Engineer, Technical Lead and Quality Assurance Officer on numerous complex environmental characterization, remediation, verification and security-related projects. Has conducted numerous technical and quality control reviews of project deliverables to determine compliance with standards, codes, contract objectives and requirements, and regulations applicable to project deliverables. Very effective at resolving issues with program and project managers, as well as clients and regulators regarding quality and compliance issues for delivery orders. Has frequently been asked to participate in “Red Team” reviews of proposals to ensure technical accuracy, compliance and completeness prior to submittal. Lead investigator and primary author for numerous threat and risk assessments, response and recovery capability assessments and mitigation strategies. Responsible for the development and implementation of characterization, remediation, and verification plans for sites contaminated (or previously contaminated) with hazardous and radioactive wastes. Extensive experience supporting work in a broad range of projects involving radiological, regulatory, and remedial engineering evaluations within the CERCLA, RCRA and NEPA regulatory framework for DHS, NIH, DoD, DOE and commercial customers. Management Extensive experience managing projects, tasks and teams. Accomplished at planning, scheduling and directing the execution of complex tasks. Has developed and maintained detailed project management plans and schedules to ensure projects are successfully completed on time and within budget. As project manager and technical lead, has been responsible for the day-to-day oversight and professional development of engineers, security professionals and technical support staff. Has been the primary contact with clients on numerous projects involving multiple stakeholders. Also managed the development and presentation of numerous proposals which have resulted in new and extended contracts. Interpersonal Skills Proven ability to interact positively with a wide range of people (clients, management, regulators, and stakeholders). Extensive experience conducting interviews with clients and stakeholders (ranging from facility owners and operators to law enforcement representatives and security personnel) to obtain required project information. Has conducted pre-project training and instruction sessions with numerous clients and regulators to build support and increased understanding of the methodologies being employed. Experience training employees in the use of methodologies, procedures and processes. Has conducted training sessions for emergency responders and inspectors, as well as review courses for professional certification. Is particularly skilled in the development of proposed resolutions and consensus building with clients and stakeholders prior to issuance of final contract deliverables. Marl I Wood, Page I of 2 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Tetra Tech, Oak Ridge, TN - May 2004 to January 2011 I March 2011 - Present Security and Safeguards Speciahst Deputy Director, Security and Protective Services Group Senior Project Manager, Senior Security Risk Analyst Exercise Controller Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), Oak Ridge, TN - August 1998 to April 2004 Project Manager and Technical Lead Lead Investigator/Technical Consultant for Potentially Responsible Party (PRP) Investigation Bechtel National, Inc., Oak Ridge, TN — December 1991 to August 1998 Due Diligence Assessment Team Lead Area Manager (temporary assignment in St. Louis, MO,August 1997 to May 1998) Environmental Technology Project Engineer Environmental Technology Team Lead/Senior Engineer U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, National Air and Radiation Environmental Laboratory, Montgomery, AL - August 1987 to December 1991 Project Engineer Emergency Response Team Leader Radiation Safety Officer Alabama Power Company, Dothan, AL - July 1986 to August 1987 Radiation (Health Physics) Engineer EDUCATION MS/Environmental Engineering (Health Physics)IUniversity of Florida/I 986 BS/Environmental Engineering/University of Florida/I 984 PROFESSIONAL REGIS TRATIONSITRAINING Professional Engineer/ TennesseeI#1 03675/2002 Certified Hazardous Materials Manager - Master Level/#7428/1996 Numerous Risk Assessment Methodologies including: RAM-W;RAM-D,RAM-CFand RAM-C;CARVER; MSHARPP; ALPHA, RESRAD, MARSSIM VOLUNTEERACTIVITIES Civic - Served on the Oak Ridge, TN Environmental Quality Advisory Board for over two years and was one of the primary technical contributors and authors of Oak Ridge’s first Climate Action Plan as part of the City’s Sustainability Initiative. Church — Has served in numerous capacities included Search Committee Chairman, Personnel Committee Chairman, Deacon, Teacher, Choir Member and Mission Team Leader. Community — Habitat for Humanity, World Changers, Tabitha’s Table, Alzheimer’s Association (Eastern Tennessee Chapter), Aid to Distressed Families of Appalachian Counties (ADFAC),TN Baptist Disaster Relief Team, Anderson County Emergency Management Damage Assessment Team. REFERENCES Personal and professional references are available upon request. Mar11 Wood,Page2of2 CE City of “ 2011HJR17 P112 07 AchievIngExce11ep’e OFFiCE iH CiT APPLJCATIONFORM FOR A CITYBOARD, COMMISSION,OR COMMITTEE Please return completed application to Donna L.Patterson, CityClerk,P.O. Box1, OakRidge,TN37831-0001 Fax:865-425-3409 or email: doattersoncortnorg BOARD, COMMISSION,OR COMMITTEEDESiRED: Recreation and Parks Advisory Board. (Use a separate applicationfor each appointment desired) Name:Ms. Mrs. Mr Thomas D. Wright Address: 104 Wildwood Drive Telephone: 8654824680 Email:[email protected] Occupation: Office Services Supervisor Retired:______ Position: Recreation and Parks Advisory Board. Do you currentlyserve on any other Cityboard, commission or committee? Ifso, please list: No Education, Professional and/or CommunityActivity(Present): High school diploma coached basketball boys club, Explainwhy you are interested in being appointed to this board, commission, or committee:______work on seeing ifwe can add anything of value to the department Any special knowledge or past experience qualifyingyou for this appointment:______no All information provided is public pursuant to the Tennessee Public information Act. Applicant Statement: I understand that I am applying for appointment to a Board, Commission or Committee of the City of Oak Ridge; that I willbe required to provide proof of my Oak Ridge residency; that I willbe required to take an oath of office to uphold the United States and Tennessee Constitutions and the laws of the same ifappointed. I agree to comply at all times with all requirements of the office for which I am applying and to which 1may be appointed Allstatements and information provided in the application are true to the best of my knowl dge.. Signature of Applicant:______Date: 37/7 1 1 If you wish to provide a résumé or additional information, please attach to this form. Feb 24 11 3OpOS: Dave Yates 885-425-0078 2P. RECE VEfl City of 2O!IFEB2SAM8:07 AchievingExceIIepe OFFICEOF TE Cii’i CLE APPLICATION FORM FOR A CiTY BOARD, COMMISSION, OR COMMiTTEE Please return completed application to Donna L.Patterson, City Clerk, P.O. Box 1, Oak Ridge, TN 37831-0001 Fax: 865-425-3409 or email: dp.atLersoni)cortn.og BOARD, COMMISSION, OR COMMITTEE DESIRED: Recreation & Parks Advisory Board (Use a separate application for each appointment desired) Name: Ms. Mrs. Mr Mr. David E. Yates Address: 106 Dansworth Lane Oak Ridge, TN 37830 Telephone: 865-300-6116 Email yatesdl@comcastnet Occupation: Data Systems Engineer Retired: 11/2009 Position: Senior Vice President, SAIC Do you currently serve on any other City board, commission or committee? If so, please list: No Education, Professional and/or Community Activity (Present):______Patent Agent Consultant, Marbury Law Group, Reston, Virginia Explain why you are interested in being appointed to this board, commission, or committee.______ I feel the OR waterfront is a unique asset that can pay great dividends to the city if properly developed. Any special knowledge or past experience qualifying you for this appointment: 30+ years of management experience in both the public and private sectors Five years experience on the Board of the Chamber of Commerce. All information provided is public pursuant to the Tennessee Public Information Act. Applicant Statement: I understand that I am applying for appointment to a Board, Commission or Committee of the City of Oak Ridge; that I will be required to provide proof of my Oak Ridge residency; that I will be required to take an oath of office to uphold the United States and Tennessee Constitutions and the laws of the same if appointed. I agree to comply at all times with all requirements of the office for which I am applying and to which I may be appointed. All statements and information provided in the application are true to t best of my knowledge Signature of Applicant: Date: 2/24/20 11 If you wish to provide a résumé or additional information, please attach to this form. p :ç’ DAVID E. YATES ZOIIFEB23Hfl:O9 106 Dansworth Lane Oak Ridge, TN 37830 OFFiCEOF CJi{ CLE Email: yatesd [email protected] Mobile: 865-300-6 116 Home: 865-425-0076 PositionlTitle: Management Consultant Education M.S., Computer Systems (Naval Postgraduate School) B.S., Mathematics (University of Findlay) Experience: Mr. Yates has more than 35 years of experience as a manager of systems engineering and development programs. For government, commercial, and military clients, he has supported the development of computer systems and the management of all-source intelligence. He has also conducted the development of such technologies as image processing, automated text analysis, digital cartography, signal processing, computer communications networks, and sensor and satellite control systems. Employment History: Senior Vice President, Mission Integration Business Unit (MIBU), Science Applications International Corporation, January 2006 to retirement in March 2009. Mr. Yates served on the staff of the Business Unit charged with the pursuit and performance of classified opportunities with the Federal Government in general and the Intelligence Agencies in particular. The MIBU currently performed over $500M of work annually in the classified environment. Senior Vice President, Enterprise Services Business Unit, Science Applications International Corporation, February 2004 to January 2006. Mr. Yates was responsible for Service Delivery for the Enterprise Services Business Unit. The Business Unit generated over $300 million in annual revenue and had personnel in numerous locations including: Falls Church and Vienna, Va.; Oak Ridge, Tn.; Atlanta, Ga.; Albuquerque, NM. Mr. Yates’ duties included approval authority for fixed price efforts and Senior Management Review of ongoing programs. Deputy Group Manager, Science Applications International Corporation, February 2003 to February 2004. Mr. Yates was the Deputy Group Manager of a new Group formed by the merger of two existing Groups. This new group generated over $130 million in revenue with operations in Oak Ridge, Washington, D.C., Albuquerque, New Mexico, Fairmont, W.Va., and Atlanta, Georgia. Group Manager, Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), February 1998 to February 2003. Mr. Yates managed a group comprised of 10 divisions located in Oak Ridge and Nashville, Tennessee; Albuquerque, New Mexico; Fairmont, West Virginia;. This group generated over $40 million in revenue during the fiscal year by performing a development of beginning Services, licensed Section also analysis, commercial successfully Government prosecuted Yates additional Senior Department. systems, Associates, Patent Yates Office Engineer including recognition. applications, customers conducted information Division December communications computer generated divisions Tecimology December telecommunications West Business development, combination approximately responsible Virginia; managed provided Agent Vice (PTO). Manager, product. digital artificial Manager. Reston, on Unit located Vietnam, outsourcing, with patent over included a 1996. applications 1996 Washington, customers. President, engineering, conducted variety the Solutions He Systems, programs In and of Consultant system Manager, He a $21 and patent the addition cartography, for prepared Systems to government-funded work science, 200 information VA, domestic in Mr. General intelligence, also January efforts Science Albuquerque, million Indonesia, leading both of Oak program persons engineering, Yates April prosecution Reston, General being system {ITS} for document spearheaded high-technology These to to (Registered Science Ridge government DC, Engineering image patent network Electric of allowance. a and managerial in the Applications 1998. managed suite 1988 generated software the business technology and conducting management. technologies revenue engineering VA, Singapore, and Manager, international development and processing, applications, Reston Applications imaging, of to New McLean, Mr. analysis consulting Company, computer aircraft and Nashville, a June No.36,3 core and classified new a support development, per Yates duties, He Mexico. for Baltimore, division unit) programs and International Washington services commercial 1990. 15 Thailand, processor year. primarily the and international systems. software and included VA, I-CASE sites. 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