ROSTER OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
APPOINTED BY THE
SAN MATEO COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Richard S. Gordon Mary Griffin Jerry Hill Rose Jacobs Gibson Michael D. Nevin
Prepared by: Office of the County Manager/Clerk of the Board of Supervisors (650) 363-4634 400 County Center, Redwood City, CA 94063 SAN MATEO COUNTY BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS Table of Contents
AGING, COMMISSION ON...... 4
AGRICULTURAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE ...... 5
ASSESSMENT APPEALS BOARD...... 6
ASSOCIATION OF BAY AREA GOVERNMENTS (ABAG) ...... 7
BAY AREA AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT DISTRICT ...... 8
BAY CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION (BCDC) ...... 9
BOARD OF BUILDING PERMIT APPEALS ...... 10
CALIFORNIA IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM (CAL-ID) ...... 11
CHILDRENS EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ...... 12
CITY/COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF GOVERNMENTS...... 13
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION...... 14
COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY ...... 15
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE...... 16
CRIMINAL JUSTICE COUNCIL ...... 17
DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE ...... 19
DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES BOARD-AREA V...... 20
DISABILITIES, COMMISSION ON...... 21
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COUNCIL ...... 22
DRUG AND ALCOHOL ADVISORY BOARD ...... 23
EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE COMMITTEE ...... 24
EXPO CENTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS ...... 25
FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT ...... 26
GARFIELD CHARTER SCHOOL BOARD ...... 27
HOME PROGRAM REVIEW COMMITTEE...... 28
HOSPITAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS...... 29
IN-HOME SUPPORTIVE SERVICES ADVISORY BOARD...... 30 JOINT POWERS FINANCING AUTHORITY BOARD OF DIRECTORS...... 32
JUVENILE JUSTICE COMMISSION ...... 33
LAW LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES...... 34
LOCAL AGENCY FORMATION COMMISSION ...... 35
MENTAL HEALTH BOARD...... 36
METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION...... 37
MIDCOAST MUNICIPAL ADVISORY COUNCIL...... 38
MID PENINSULA ACCESS CORPORATION (M-PAC)...... 39
MOSQUITO ABATEMENT DISTRICT...... 40
NORTH FAIR OAKS MUNICIPAL ADVISORY COUNCIL ...... 41
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION ...... 42
PENINSULA CORRIDOR JOINT POWERS BOARD ...... 43
PENINSULA LIBRARY SYSTEM ...... 44
PESCADERO MUNICIPAL COMMUNITY ADVISORY COUNCIL...... 45
PLANNING COMMISSION ...... 46
PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL...... 47
PUBLICLY ASSISTED MEDICAL CARE, COMMISSION ON ...... 48
RETIREMENT BOARD...... 50
SUPPLEMENTAL LAW ENFORCEMENT OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE...... 51
TRANSIT DISTRICT (SAMTRANS) ...... 52
TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY...... 53
TREASURY OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE...... 31
WOMEN, COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF...... 54
YOUTH COMMISSION...... 55 AGING, COMMISSION ON CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires
Verna Aldous, Portola Valley 06/16/92 07/01/01 *Andre Belarmino, Daly City 02/13/96 07/01/01 *Robert Binn, Foster City 12/15/98 07/01/01 **Virginia Centoni, Half Moon Bay 01/27/98 07/01/01 *Jeanine Clarke-Grananian, Pescadero 01/27/98 07/01/01 Marguerite Ford, Redwood City 06/21/94 07/01/00 *Marvin Goldman, Foster City 12/15/98 07/01/01 *Dorothea Hernandex, Burlingame 12/15/98 07/01/01 *Helen Karr, Pacifica 01/27/98 07/01/01 Ming Tak Leong, San Mateo 09/24/96 07/01/00 Treva Ludy, Foster City 12/15/98 07/01/00 Alicia Marquez, Daly City (President) 06/16/92 07/01/01 Dawn Merkes, Montara 05/25/95 07/01/00 *Mary C. Pappas, Belmont (Vice-President) 11/23/93 07/01/00 C.W. Roddy, East Palo Alto 09/24/96 07/01/99 Francis Scott Smyth, Jr., Hillsborough 12/15/98 07/01/01 *Vacant 07/01/99 *Vacant 07/01/99 Vacant 07/01/99 *Vacant 07/01/01 Vacant 07/01/01 *filled by the Appointments Committee **filled by Executive Committee
Authority: Resolution 27086 adopted November 12, 1969, Resolution 35994 adopted May 4, 1976.
Membership: 21 members, of whom must be made up of consumers of services, low income and minority persons shall be represented in proportion to their number in the area; 1 representative of San Mateo County nutrition project. The majority of the commissioners must be over 60 years of age.
Term: 3 years; maximum 9 years
Duties: Advises the Board of Supervisors, develops and conducts programs in conformity with specific provisions of Older Americans Act of 1965 subject to approval of the Board of Supervisors.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors. Interviews are conducted by the Board of Supervisors or the Appointments Committee. Composition of Appointments Committee: 1 person each selected by President Board of Supervisors, Chair Commission on Aging, Community College District Senior Advisory Committee, Retired Seniors Volunteer Program (RSVP) and the Senior Forum
Meetings: Second Monday of every month, 9 a.m., Health Services Agency Office, Room B, 225 W. 37th Avenue, San Mateo.
Contact: Pat Lloyd, Commission on Aging, 225 W. 37th Avenue, San Mateo 94403. (650) 573-2707 (Pony AAS321)
4 AGRICULTURAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expiring Representing
B.J. Burns, Pescadero 01/22/80 07/31/01 Farmer/Grower Gary Lee Cakebread, Half Moon Bay 09/12/89 07/31/99 Banker Ed Campinotti, Pescadero 01/22/80 07/31/01 Farmer/Grower Robert Cevasco, Pescadero 07/21/81 07/31/99 Framer/Grower James Cozzolino, Half Moon Bay 08/06/96 07/31/00 Farmer/Grower Neil Curry, Burlingame 08/06/96 07/31/00 Farmer/Grower Leo Del Rosso, South San Francisco 08/06/96 07/31/01 Public Member Kit Dove, El Granada 08/06/96 07/31/00 Conservationist Tim Duff, Montara 08/05/97 07/31/00 Conservationist Carmen Giedt, Half Moon Bay 11/07/95 07/31/99 Public Member Ann King, San Francisco ex-officio ex-officio Agency Representative Natalino Marchi, Pescadero 01/22/80 07/31/98 Framer/Grower Bob Marsh, Half Moon Bay 05/01/80 07/31/01 Framer Grower Gail Raabe, Redwood City ex-officio ex-officio Agency Representative Jose Ramirez, Pescadero 11/07/95 07/31/99 Farmer/Grower Betty Stone, Half Moon Bay 11/07/95 07/31/99 Agricultural Marketing Vacant 07/31/99 Public Member Vacant 07/31/99 Framer Grower
Authority: Ordinance 2614 adopted October 16, 1979, creating Division VI, Section 6358; Board actions May 26, 1981, March 26, 1985 and November 7, 1995.
Membership: 18 members including 9 active Farmers/Growers, 3 public members, the County Agricultural Commissioner, the State Agricultural Advisor, 1 Banker involved with the Production Credit Association (C.A.), 1 member involved in Agricultural Marketing and 2 Conservationist.
Term of office: 4 years, maximum 12 years
Duties: To actively assist in the preservation of agriculture on the Coast side, advising and recommending to the County Planning Commission and the Board of Supervisors.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors
Meetings: Second Monday of every month at 8 p.m. Meeting sites alternate between Farm Bureau Office, Half Moon Bay, and the Pescadero Community Center, Pescadero.
Contact: Laura Thompson, Planning Department, County Office Building, 455 County Center, Redwood City 94063. (650) 363-1828 (Pony PLN122)
5 ASSESSMENT APPEALS BOARD
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires
David R. Behling, Burlingame 05/17/83 1st Monday in Sept. 2001 Victor G. Kyriakis, Millbrae 10/01/91 1st Monday in Sept. 1999 Orville Lee Mitchell, San Carlos 09/12/89 1st Monday in Sept. 2001
Hearing Officers and Alternate Members Arthur H. Bredenbeck, Burlingame 10/01/91 1st Monday in Sept. 2002 Charles S. Gardyn, Foster City 09/14/89 1st Monday in Sept. 1999
Authority: Revenue and Taxation Code Section 1622.
Membership: A person shall not be eligible for appointment unless he has a minimum of 5 years' professional experience in the State of California as one of the following: certified public accountant or public accountant, licensed real estate broker, attorney, property appraiser accredited by a nationally recognized professional organization, or is a person possessed of competent knowledge of property appraisal and taxation.
Term of office: 3 years; maximum 12 years
Duties: To increase after giving notice, or to lower upon application, individual assessments in order to equalize the local tax assessment roll.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors
Compensation: $200 per meeting
Meetings: Thursday mornings, Board of Supervisors Chambers, Hall of Justice and Records, 400 County Center, Redwood City 94063.
Contact: Barbara Heinaman, Clerk of the Assessment Appeals Board, County Office Building, 455 County Center, Redwood City. (650) 363-4573 (Pony CMO164)
6 ASSOCIATION OF BAY AREA GOVERNMENTS (ABAG) Executive Council
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP (San Mateo County) Appointed Expires Representing
Rose Jacobs Gibson, East Palo Alto 01/12/99 06/30/01 San Mateo County Mary Griffin, Millbrae 04/09/87 06/30/00 San Mateo County Carol Klatt, Daly City 12/15/95 06/30/01 Cities Doris Morse, Millbrae 10/26/90 06/30/01 Cities
Alternate Members Jan Epstein, San Mateo 02/26/96 06/30/01 Cities Maxine Gonsalves, Pacifica 02/26/99 06/30/01 Cities Richard S. Gordon, Menlo Park 01/12/99 06/30/01 San Mateo County Michael Nevin, Daly City 06/23/98 06/30/00 San Mateo County
Authority: Government Code Section 6500; Joint Powers Agreement Resolution 15506 adopted September 26, 1960 amended Resolution 15815 adopted January 12, 1961.
Membership: Two Supervisors and two City Council members.
Term of office: 2 years
Duties: Recommends annual budget and summary work program of the Association for adoption by the General Assembly; appoints, fixes the salary of, and removes the Executive Director; acts on recommendations from committees for policy decisions; carries out policy decisions made by the General Assembly.
Appointment: Supervisors are appointed by the Board of Supervisors, City Council members are appointed by the City Selection Committee.
Compensation: $75 per Board or Committee meeting, not to exceed 4 meetings a month.
Meetings: Third Thursday of the month, 7:30 p.m., MetroCenter, 101 8th Street, Oakland. Meets at least 8 times a year. Additional meetings shall be held upon the call of the Chairman or upon the call of 5 members of the Executive Board.
Contact: Eugene Leong, Executive Director, P.O. Box 2050, Oakland 94604. (510) 464-7900
7 BAY AREA AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires
Marland W. Townsend, Foster City (City) 12/18/98 12/31/00 Michael D. Nevin, Daly City (County) 01/12/93 12/31/02
Authority: Health and Safety Code Section 24345 and 40200.
Membership: Member of the Board of Supervisors and a City Council member.
Term of office: 4 years for members appointed by the Board of Supervisors; 2 years for members appointed by the City Selection Committee.
Duties: The Board is the governing body of the District and shall exercise all powers of the District, except as otherwise provided. The Board establishes and executes an effective program for the reduction of air contaminants within the District.
Appointment: Supervisor appointed by the Board of Supervisors, Council member appointed by the City Selection Committee.
Compensation: $100 per meeting, plus travel expenses, shall not exceed $6,000 per year.
Meetings: First and third Wednesdays of the month, 9:30 a.m., Air Quality Management District, 939 Ellis Street, San Francisco.
Contact: Carol Bradley, Clerk of the Boards, 939 Ellis Street, San Francisco 94109. (415) 771-6000
8 BAY CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION (BCDC)
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP (San Mateo County) Appointed
Richard S. Gordon (County) 06/02/98 Alternate - Jean Auer, Hillsborough (City) 03/08/88
Authority: Government Code Section 66620.
Membership: 1 member of the Board of Supervisors appointed by the Board who must be a Supervisor representing a district which includes within its boundaries lands lying within San Francisco Bay. 1 City Council member appointed as an alternate by the Supervisor.
Term of office: The members of the commission shall serve at the pleasure of their appointing powers.
Duties: The Commission regulates all filling, changes in existing use, and dredging in San Francisco Bay, in adjacent salt ponds and managed wetlands and certain tributary waterways; provides, within a 100-foot strip inland from the bay public access to the Bay to the maximum extent feasible; ensures that the limited amount of shore-line property suitable for high priority uses is reserved for these purposes, thus minimizing pressure to fill the Bay. The Commission also makes periodic special studies to update the San Francisco Bay Plan.
Compensation: $100 per meeting not to exceed a combined total of $400 in any one calendar month.
Meetings: First and third Thursdays of the month, 1:00 p.m., 455 Golden Gate Avenue, San Francisco.
Contact: Will Travis, Executive Director, Bay Conservation and Development Commission, 30 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco 94102. (415) 557-3686
9 BOARD OF BUILDING PERMIT APPEALS
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires
Stephen Dellinger, Redwood City 05/10/94 09/22/98 Joseph Guntren, Montara 09/22/87 09/22/96 Signe Kim Lauridsen, Half Moon Bay 12/12/89 09/22/98 Thomas E. Thompson, Half Moon Bay 09/22/87 09/22/97 Vacant 09/22/87 09/22/96
Authority: Ordinance 3106 adopted April 14, 1987. San Mateo County Ordinance Code sections 9600-9614 (Building regulations)
Membership: 5 members who shall reside in the unincorporated area of San Mateo County; at least 1 member shall be a domestic resident of the "Skyline-South Coast" region of the County; at least 1 member shall be a domestic resident of the "Mid-Coast" region of the County; at least 3 members shall have technical licensed backgrounds and be actively engaged in one of more of the construction trades regulated by the codes referenced in the description of duties. The Board of Supervisors may waive any of these requirements when making appointments.
Term of office: 3 years; maximum 12 years
Duties: To resolve disputes between the Chief Building Official and building permit applicants or holders concerning the proper interpretation of the Uniform Building Code; Uniform Plumbing Code; Uniform Mechanical Code; Uniform Code for the Abatement of Dangerous Buildings; Uniform Building Security Code; Uniform Dwelling Construction Code; Uniform Housing Code; Uniform Sign Code; Uniform Solar Energy Code; National Electrical Code; Uniform One and Two Family Dwelling Code; Uniform Swimming Pool-Spa and Hot-Tub Code; and any other building code adopted by the San Mateo County Ordinance Code or enforced by the County of San Mateo, and authorize the Chief Building Official to record notice of violations of the foregoing codes with the San Mateo County Recorder.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors
Compensation: $50 per meeting, no member shall be paid for more than one meeting per month.
Meetings: First Tuesday of each month, 7 p.m., Room 101, 455 County Center, Redwood City.
Contact: William Cameron, Planning and Building Division, County Office Building, 455 County Center, Redwood City 94063. (650) 599-7311 (PLN122)
10 CALIFORNIA IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM (CAL-ID)
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Representing
Michael D. Nevin, Daly City 03/30/93 12/31/00 Board of Supervisors Ed Simon, San Bruno 12/20/91 12/31/00 Cities
Authority: Penal Code Section 11112.4; Resolution 47314 adopted September 24, 1985.
Memberships: 7 members; one member of the Board of Supervisors, Sheriff, District Attorney, Chief of Police of the Department having the largest number of sworn personnel within the County, 2nd Chief selected by all other Chiefs within the County, representative of the Cities, and member-at-large.
Term of Office: 3 years
Duties: Determine the placement of Random Access Network (RAN) equipment within the County and to coordinate acceptance, delivery and installation. Develop procedures necessary to regulate the use and maintenance of the equipment, adhering to the policy guidelines and procedures adopted by the State Department of Justice.
Appointment: Council member is appointed by City Selection Committee, Supervisor by the Board of Supervisors, 2nd Police Chief by Police Chiefs Association, and member-at-large is chosen by other members.
Meetings: As needed
Contact: Frank Hedley, City Manager, City Hall, 567 El Camino Real, San Bruno 94066. (650) 877-8981
11 CHILDREN’S EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Representing
Maureen Borland Human Services Marie Brizuela School Boards Association Tom Casey County Counsel Kristi Chappelle City Manager’s Association Jim Fox District Attorney Floyd Gonella Office of Education Maxine Gonsalves, Redwood City 01/94 12/99 Cities Mary Griffin, Millbrae 01/94 12/99 Board of Supervisors Don Horsley Sheriff Carol Klatt, Daly City 01/94 12/00 Cities Charlie Knight Superintendent’s Association Melodie Lew School Boards Association John Maltbie County Manager Stuart Oppenheim CEC Gene Roh Probation Donna Rutherford School Board Margaret Taylor Health Services Vacant Police Chief Vacant Superintendent’s Association Vacant City Manager’s Association
Authority: Resolution 50314 adopted May 3, 1988, Resolution 56165 adopted May 26, 1992, Resolution 57908 adopted January 11, 1994.
Memberships: Member, Board of Supervisors; County Manager; two City Council members; 2 City Managers; Director, Human Services Agency; Director, Health Services Agency; Chief Probation Officer; 1 Police Chief; Sheriff; District Attorney; County Counsel; County Superintendent of Schools; 2 School Superintendents; 2 School Board trustees; up to 3 additional members to be selected by the Children’s Executive Council, 1 of whom shall be the Chair of CECAT
Term of office: 3 years
Appointment: Supervisor appointed by Board of Supervisors, Council members appointed by City Selection Committee, City Manager selected by City Manager's Association, Police Chief selected by Police Chiefs Association, three School Trustees appointed by School Trustees Association, School Superintendents representatives to be chosen by Superintendents Association.
Meetings: Monthly
Contact: Kathy Kunst, Supervisor Griffin's Office, Hall of Justice and Records, 400 County Center, Redwood City 94063. (650) 363-4571 (Pony BOS104)
12 CITY/COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF GOVERNMENTS
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed
Mary Griffin, Millbrae 07/28/92
ALTERNATE
Jerry Hill, San Mateo 01/28/99
Authority: Resolutions 54511, 54512, 54513 adopted November 20, 1990, Resolution 54755 adopted February 5, 1991, Resolution 55318 adopted August 13, 1991, Resolution 55912 adopted March 3, 1993. Joint Powers Agreement between members.
Membership: 1 member and 1 alternate member selected by the governing body of each member.
Term of office: At the pleasure of the appointing member.
Duties: Preparation, adoption, monitoring and enforcing of countywide state mandated plans.
Compensation: None
Meetings: Second Thursday of the month, 7:00 p.m., SamTrans, 1250 San Carlos Avenue, San Carlos.
Contact: Richard Napier, 10 Twin Dolphin Drive, Suite C200, Redwood City 94065. (650) 599-1420 (Pony DPW155)
13 CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires District
Peg Collier, Daly City 06/03/97 1/01 Fifth Ronald W. Marblestone, San Mateo 02/09/99 1/03 Second Charlotte Jean Pierce, Moss Beach 06/02/98 1/03 Third Mark Danby Taylor, Millbrae 06/29/93 1/01 First Fernando Vega, Redwood City 03/02/93 1/03 Fourth
Authority: County Charter, Article V Section 504, Ordinance Code Section 2.148.010.
Membership: 5 members, 1 from each supervisorial district. No member may be a Supervisor, officer or employee of the County.
Term of office: 4 years; to coincide with Supervisors' term; maximum 12 years.
Duties: Hears appeals to dismissals, demotions, or suspensions of employees; reviews requests for extension of eligible lists, allocates new or revised job classifications to an appropriate bargaining unit for employee/employer relation purposes.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors
Compensation: $50 per meeting; payment not to exceed $150 per month.
Meetings: First Friday of the month, 10 a.m., County Office Building, Room 101, 455 County Center, Redwood City.
Contact: Mary Welch, Employee and Public Services Director, County Office Building, 455 County Center, Redwood City 94063. (650) 363-4333 (Pony EPS121)
14 COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires
William P. Bullard, So San Francisco 01/19/88 06/30/00
Authority: Resolution 21229 adopted May 11, 1965, Resolution 24291 adopted September 5, 1967, Resolution 39644 adopted March 29, 1979.
Membership: 15 members; 1/3 shall be elected public officials currently holding office, one member of the Board of Supervisors, or a representative; at least 1/3 shall be representatives of the low-income sector; the remainder shall be representatives of major private groups or interests within San Mateo County. Private groups may consist of any of the following categories of interest: business, industry, labor, private welfare, private education, a religion organization or human services organizations.
Term: 2 years.
Duties: To provide case management, weatherization, food closet, home delivered meals, payment of utility bills along with wood and propane, and vouchering of rental payments for homeless families and individuals.
Appointment: Member of the Board of Supervisors or their representative by the Board of Supervisors.
Meetings: Monthly
Contact: William Parker, Executive Director, 930 Brittan Avenue, San Carlos 94070. (650) 595-1342.
15 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Representing
Linda Lopez Chavez, Redwood City 11/09/93 08/07/01 North Fair Oaks Ila Homsher, Pacifica 11/15/94 08/07/00 Member-at-large Elbert E. Mitchell, East Palo Alto 09/21/93 08/07/01 Member-at-large Doris Morse, Millbrae 12/13/96 08/07/02 Cities Mary C. Pappas, Belmont 08/18/98 08/07/03 Commission on Aging John Plock, El Granada 10/01/96 08/07/03 Coast side Sharifa Wilson, East Palo Alto 07/28/95 08/07/03 Cities Vacant 08/07/99 Member-at-large Vacant 08/07/00 Member-at-large
Authority: 42 United States Code 5301, Housing and Community Development Act, Title 1, 104a, 24 Code of Federal Regulations S70.301(b), Resolution 38560 adopted May 9, l978, Resolution 38688 adopted June 13, 1978, Resolution 39838 adopted May 15, 1979, Resolution 47487 adopted November 5, 1985, Resolution 50375 adopted May 24, 1988, Resolution 53897 adopted May 22, 1990, Resolution 57408 adopted July 27, 1993.
Memberships: 9 members; 2 representing the unincorporated areas of North Fair Oaks and the Coast side; 2 representative of the 15 participating cities: (excluding Atherton, Daly City, Redwood City, San Mateo and South San Francisco); 4 members-at-large, 1 of whom shall be a resident of a city participating in the County's Housing and Community Development program where more than 51% of the residents are of low and moderate income; 1 person from the Commission on Aging.
Term of office: 4 years expiring in August unless otherwise modified or terminated by Federal regulations or the Board of Supervisors. Appointments are limited to 3 terms.
Duties: Reviews and provides comment on the needs of low income households and families and priorities related to the use of the Community Development Block Grant funds received by San Mateo County on behalf of itself and 16 participating cities; provides a forum for community input into needs and priorities benefiting low income people, and serves as liaison to the Director of the County's Office of Housing.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors; city representatives are nominated by the Council of Cities; community groups shall nominate the representatives from North Fair Oaks and the Coast side; Commission on Aging representative shall be nominated by the Commission on Aging: members-at-large are solicited through public advertisement by the Clerk of the Board.
Meetings: Two public meetings (and incidental workshops and tours, as necessary.) Meetings are held in March and September.
Contact: Pat West, Director, Office of Housing, 262 Harbor Boulevard, Building A, Belmont 94002. (650) 802-5024 (HSA209)
16 CRIMINAL JUSTICE COUNCIL
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP REPRESENTING
Patricia Bresee, Hillsborough Public Member Tom Clark, San Bruno Public Member Mark Forcum Superior Court Jim Fox District Attorney Floyd Gonella Superintendent of Schools Richard S. Gordon Board of Supervisors Don Heiman, Belmont Public Member Don Horsley Sheriff's Office David Mayer Public Member Jack McInerney Private Defender Program Bernard Norris, South San Francisco Public Member Craig Parsons Municipal Court Sidney Rice, Daly City Chief of Police of Largest City in County Gene Roh Probation Department Paul Scannell County Manager's Office Vacant Public Member
Cities Selection Committee Appointments Appointed Expires Wesley Bowling, East Palo Alto, Chief 05/21/99 06/30/01 Barbara Carr, Pacifica, Councilmember 06/26/92 06/30/00 William Conwell, Atherton, Councilmember 06/26/92 06/30/00 Ed Everett, Redwood City, City Manager 11/22/85 06/30/99 James R. Granucci, San Carlos, Chief of Police 05/21/99 06/30/01 Frank Hedley, San Bruno, City Manager 09/25/94 06/30/99 Nicholas Jellins, Menlo Park, Councilmember 05/21/99 06/30/01 R.B. Jones, East Palo Alto, Mayor 06/26/98 06/30/00 Marti Knight, Burlingame, Councilmember 08/28/92 06/30/99 Sally Mitchell, San Carlos, Councilmember 05/22/87 06/30/00 Pam Rianda, Belmont, Councilmember 06/26/92 06/30/00 Sepi Richardson, Brisbane, Councilmember 12/13/96 06/30/00 Sal Torres, Daly City, Councilmember 12/13/96 06/30/00
Authority: Penal Code Sec 13900; Res. 54511.
Membership: 29; 9 county representatives, 1 Supervisor, County Manager, Chief Probation Officer, District Attorney, Sheriff, Municipal Court Judge, Superior Court Judge, Public Defender, Superintendent of Schools; 14 city representatives including 3 Police Chiefs, 2 City Managers and 9 Council members; and 6 public members.
Term of office: 2-year terms for city representatives and public members.
17 Duties: Develops plans for the criminal justice system; encourage, assist and support programs/projects to resolve such problems and needs; monitor and evaluate projects; recommends priorities and the allocation of resources within the criminal justice system; seeks federal, state and private funds for the purpose of controlling crime and making improvements within the criminal justice system; conducts surveys and research related to facilitate the identification of solutions and recommendations of innovations designed to increase the effectiveness of criminal justice agencies.
Appointment: County representatives are appointed by the entity they represent; city members are appointed by the City Selection Committee; public members are appointed by the Criminal Justice Council.
Meetings: Third Wednesday of the month, 4:30 p.m., San Carlos City Hall, Room 201.
Contact: Deberah Bringleson, Executive Director, Criminal Justice Council, 660 Elm Street, San Carlos 94070. (650) 802-4326.
18 DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Representing
John Day, Redwood City 03/05/96 01/31/01 Architect Carole Henley, Redwood City 01/09/90 01/31/02 Emerald Lake Hills Joann Landi, Redwood City 08/28/90 01/31/02 Palomar Park Dale Miller, Menlo Park 07/11/95 01/31/01 North Fair Oaks Ronald Pearson, San Carlos 07/11/95 01/31/00 Devonshire Fred Strathdee, San Carlos 05/06/97 01/31/00 Architect
ALTERNATES
Martin Dreiling, Burlingame 03/24/98 01/31/01 Architect Kathy Hayes, Redwood City 01/09/90 01/31/00 Emerald Lake Hills Doug Naaf, Redwood City 07/11/95 01/31/02 Palomar Park John Shott, Menlo Park 07/11/95 01/31/01 North Fair Oaks Vacant 01/31/97 Architect
Authority: San Mateo County Ordinance Code Section 6565.1; Palomar Park, Ordinance 3191 adopted October 24, 1989; Emerald Hills, Ordinance 3230 adopted May 22, 1990, Devonshire, Ordinance 3321 adopted April 29, 1991, North Fair Oaks Ordinance ------. 199-.
Membership: 2 members shall be licensed architects or landscape architects; 1 members shall be a resident of the unincorporated community in which the project being reviewed is located.
Term of office: 3 years; maximum 12 years
Duties: To review, condition and approve all building permit applications in the design review areas. The Committee reviews all applications for compliance with specific site planning and architectural standards developed for the area.
Appointment: Architects, Palomar Park, Emerald Hills and Devonshire representatives are appointed by the Board of Supervisors. North Fair Oaks representative to be nominated by the North Fair Oaks Municipal Advisory Council.
Compensation: $50 per meeting not to exceed $50 per month.
Meetings: First Tuesday of the month, 3 p.m., County Office Building, Room 101, 455 County Center, Redwood City.
Contact: David Holbrook, Planning Department, County Office Building, 455 County Center, Redwood City 94063. (650) 363-1837 (Pony PLN122)
19 DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES BOARD-AREA V
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP (San Mateo County) Appointed Expires Joanne Bobele, El Granada 05/20/97 12/31/99 Eugene F. Tavernier, Redwood City 01/30/96 12/31/00
Authority: Welfare and Institutions Code section 4570.
Memberships: 2 members from San Mateo County; appointees shall be select from among the following groups: (a) persons with developmental disabilities or the parents or legal guardians of such persons, (b) representatives of the general public. The Board of Supervisors shall request recommendations from professional organizations, from organizations within the area representing persons with developmental disabilities, and from organizations and agencies within the area that deliver services to such persons. Members of area boards shall not be employed as providers of service to persons with developmental disabilities, or be members of the governing body of any entity providing such service, when such service is funded in whole or in part with state funds.
Term of office: 3 years; no members shall serve more than 2 consecutive 3-year terms.
Duties: Develops an annual plan for the 5-county area, which sets priorities for spending. Any state funding would be spent in accordance with the plan.
Appointment: Members from San Mateo County are chosen by the Board of Supervisors.
Meetings: Second Tuesday every other month, each of the counties on a rotating basis; 7-10 p.m.
Contact: Steven Juel, Program Manager, Aging and Adult Services, 225 W. 37th Avenue, San Mateo 94403. (650) 573-2498 (Pony AAS321)
Sue Bacome, Area Board-V, 360 22nd Street, Suite 730, Oakland 94612.
20 DISABILITIES, COMMISSION ON
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Representing
Connie Anderson, San Mateo 03/24/92 06/30/00 Developmental Disabilities Peter Beckh, Redwood City 04/14/98 06/30/01 Developmental Disabilities Sandy Cohen, Redwood City 11/15/94 06/30/01 Physical Disabilities Gerda Cohn, Burlingame 04/14/98 06/30/00 Sensory Impairments Noreen Donohue, Redwood City 10/08/96 06/30/00 Physical Disabilities Andrew Frisch, Redwood City 03/24/92 06/30/01 Developmental Disabilities Conchita Garcia-Hargrove, Colma 04/14/98 06/30/99 Developmental Disabilities Joan Hare, Burlingame 04/14/98 06/30/01 Physical Disabilities Stephanie Hill, Half Moon Bay 10/08/96 06/30/00 Developmental Disabilities John Hogan, Redwood City 10/08/96 06/30/00 Community at Large Linda Kelly-Lynch, San Carlos 07/27/93 06/30/99 Sensory Impairments Sara Laufer, Foster City 04/14/98 06/30/00 Sensory Impairments Carmen A. Lee, Belmont 03/24/92 06/30/00 Mental Health Clients Kent Mickelson, Half Moon Bay 08/08/95 06/30/00 Physical Disabilities Ina A. Pottorff, Foster City 01/09/96 06/30/01 Developmental Disabilities Katy Rhoades, Foster City 08/08/95 06/30/00 Physical Disabilities Patrick Sullivan, Foster City 04/14/98 06/30/00 Community at Large Susan Williams, Foster City 10/08/96 06/30/01 Community at Large Vacant 06/30/98 Developmental Disabilities Vacant 06/30/99 Mental Health Community Vacant 06/30/00 Physical Disabilities
Authority: Resolution 55400 adopted September 10, 1991.
Membership: 21 members; 4 consumers and providers to the Developmental Disabilities Community; 2 consumers and providers to the Physically Disabled Community; 2 consumers and providers to the Mental Health Clients Community; 2 consumers and providers to the Sensory Impaired Community; 2 consumers and providers to other disabilities; at least 2 from the community at large. No fewer than 7 professionals or representatives of agencies; no fewer than 7 with disabilities or a member of their families.
Term of office: 2 years; maximum 12 years
Duties: Promote programs that address quality of service and positive attitude about people with disabilities; review and report on availability and accessibility of community services to people with special needs; establish a channel of communication with the community to garner input and educate the public to the needs of persons with disabilities.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors
Meetings: Fourth Thursday of the month, 3-5 p.m., Health Services Agency, Room A, 225 W. 37th Avenue, San Mateo.
Contact: Craig McCulloh, Liaison, 225 W. 37th Avenue, San Mateo 94403. (650) 573-2580 TDD (650) 573-2220 (Pony AAS321)
21 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COUNCIL
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Category
Doris B. Arrington, Hillsborough 08/17/99 08/17/02 Shelly Y. Danridge, Daly City 08/17/99 08/17/02 Rumana Jabeen, San Mateo 08/17/99 08/17/02 Bernadette Plotnikoff, Emerald Hills 08/17/99 08/17/02 Deborah E.G. Wilder, Foster City 05/99 05/02 City
Authority: Resolution 62407 adopted November 17, 1998.
Membership: A member of the Board of Supervisors; the Presiding Judge of the Superior Court or his/her representative; the Sheriff or his/her representative; the District Attorney or his/her representative; the County Superintendent of Schools or his/her representative; the Chief Probation Officer or his/her representative; the Director of Health Services or his/her representative; the Director of Human Services or his/her representative; a representative of the Council of Cities; a representative of the Police Chiefs’ Association; a representative of the Commission on the Status of Women; two individuals representing non-profit agencies servicing battered women; one individual representing agencies or individuals who provide treatment services to batterers; one individual representing a non-profit agency providing legal services to battered women; and four individuals representing the community at large.
Term of Office: 3 years; maximum of 3 terms
Duties: To evaluate, make recommendations and initiate activities regarding: current responses of law enforcement, the judicial system, health care services and community resources; local government efforts to reduce domestic and family violence; public awareness and public education necessary to effect prevention activities; the collection of statistics and data; the adequacy of federal, state and local laws; and the need for services for those who are victims of domestic and family violence. The Council will develop an annual work plan and submit an annual report to the Board of Supervisors.
Appointment: The members representing non-profit agencies servicing battered women, agencies or individuals who provide treatment services to batterers, the non-profit agency providing legal services to battered women and the community at large are appointed by the Board of Supervisors.
Compensation: None
Meetings: The Council shall meet as necessary, but no less frequently than four times a year.
Contact: Zakkiyyah Nazeeh, Commission on the Status of Women, 455 County Center, Redwood City 94063. (650) 363-4872 (Pony ADV159)
22 DRUG AND ALCOHOL ADVISORY BOARD
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Category
Finvola Arney, Menlo Park 11/15/94 10/15/00 General Public Judy Cohen, Foster City 11/15/94 10/15/00 Education Daniel J. Granney, Daly City 11/17/98 10/15/01 Technical Expert Ken Pesso, Redwood City 02/19/91 10/15/00 Probation Ira Ruskin, Redwood City 05/11/93 10/15/99 General Public Bernice Straub, San Mateo 07/21/98 10/15/01 General Public Vacant 10/15/97 Treatment Vacant 10/15/98 General Public Vacant 10/15/98 Prevention
Authority: Health and Safety Code section 11805; Resolution 53826 adopted May 8, 1990.
Membership: 9 members: One (1) member shall have experience treating alcohol and other drug dependency; One (1) member shall have experience working in the criminal justice field, preferably a member of the San Mateo County Probation Department; One (1) member shall have experience working in alcohol and other drug prevention; One (1) member shall be a technical expert in alcohol and other drugs; One (1) member may have had experience working in or with an Employee Assistance Program or Drug Free Work Place Program; and Four (4) members with some working knowledge regarding alcohol and other drug issues shall represent the general public.
Term of office: 3 years; maximum 12 years
Duties: The Board shall participate in the County planning process for the County Alcohol and Drug Program Plan and Budget. The Board shall advise the County Alcohol and Drug Program Manager and the Board of Supervisors on policies and goals of the County Alcohol and Drug Program and on any other related matters that the Alcohol and Drug Program Manager or the Board of Supervisors refers to or that the Board raises.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors
Meetings: Third Thursday of each month, 7 p.m., location to be designated.
Contact: Yvonne Frazier, Alcohol and Drug Services, Human Services Agency, 400 Harbor Boulevard, Building C, Belmont. (650) 802-5057 (Pony HSA202AL)
23 EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE COMMITTEE
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Representing
Don Cheu, MD, Burlingame 06/28/94 03/01/00 Red Cross Gene Choi 07/27/99 03/01/00 Highway Patrol Jeff Clingan, R.N., Daly City 04/14/98 03/01/02 Emergency Department Nurse Kim Feigon, M.D. 08/17/99 03/01/01 Medical Society Chris Figone, San Mateo 09/29/98 03/01/00 Heart Association Frank Gibson, Burlingame 12/13/88 03/01/00 Hospital Administrator James Goulart, Belmont 03/02/93 03/01/01 Police Chiefs Association Angelica Grasso-Hotti, Foster City 07/27/93 03/01/02 Consumer Kathryn Grossi, Redwood City 09/15/98 03/01/02 Consumer Tim McHenry 09/01/96 Ex-officio Office of Emergency Services Linda Micke, Daly City 09/15/98 03/01/02 Consumer James E. Millet, San Mateo 09/10/96 03/01/02 Consumer Armando Muela, Woodside 07/22/96 03/01/00 Fire Service John Odle 09/29/98 03/01/99 Emergency Ambulance Provider Suzanne Plaskett 07/27/99 03/01/03 EMT Paramedic Andrew Stark, South San Francisco 03/24/92 03/01/00 Fire Chiefs Association Carol Way, San Mateo 06/29/93 03/01/00 Consumer Christopher White, MD, Redwood City 11/06/90 03/01/00 Emergency Department Physician Jamie Young 03/02/93 Ex-officio Public Safety Dispatch Center
Authority: Health and Safety Code Section 1797.270; Resolutions 25072 adopted May 7, 1968 and 37712 adopted September 13, 1977.
Membership: 19 members; 5 consumers with no professional interest in emergency medical care; 1 from each of the following professions: emergency department physician, emergency department nurse. 1 representative of each of the following: Hospital Administrator, Medical Society, American Heart Association, American Red Cross, California Highway Patrol, County Office of Emergency Services, County Communications Public Safety Dispatch Center, Countrywide Emergency Ambulance Contractor, and Police Chiefs' Association. 2 Fire Service representatives, at least 1 of which will be a representative of the Fire Chiefs' Association.
Term of office: 4 years; members may serve up to 3 consecutive 4-year terms.
Duties: Review annually each of the ambulance services operating within the county; ambulance services offered within the county; first aid practices in the county. Establish and monitor emergency care guidelines; presents recommendations to improve emergency care; and establish and monitor critical patient treatment and transfer guidelines.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors
Meetings: Fourth Wednesday of the month, bimonthly, 12:00 p.m., Health Services Agency, Room A, 225 W. 37th Avenue, San Mateo.
Contact: Barbara Pletz, Emergency Medical Services Administrator, Health Services Agency, 225 W 37th Avenue, San Mateo 94403. (650) 573-2564 (Pony HLT312)
24 EXPO CENTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires
Carol A. Conroy, Belmont 10/04/94 08/31/00 Melanie Hildebrand, Hillsborough 10/21/97 08/31/00 Nancy Levitt, Belmont 11/03/98 08/31/99 Tom Mack, San Mateo 01/21/92 08/31/98 Evelyn Marks, San Mateo 03/19/96 08/31/98 Lois Murphy, San Carlos 11/12/96 08/31/00 John Olsen, Pescadero 10/21/97 08/31/02 *Stan Pastorino, Half Moon Bay 10/17/95 08/31/98 Marcy Saunders, Foster City 11/03/98 08/31/02 Adrienne Tissier, Daly City, Chair 8/98 04/24/91 08/31/98 Vacant 08/31/00
*Agriculture/Farm representative
Authority: Government Code Sec. 25905 and 25906; Resolution 59780 October 24, 1995; Contract with Expo Center Board of Directors.
Membership: 11 members, at least one representing agriculture, including horticulture, floriculture and livestock, and at least one appointee from each area of the County.
Term of office: 3 years; maximum 12 years
Duties: Directors responsible for policy in the management and daily operation of the fairgrounds to include the annual Fair and all interim activities, rental of facilities and maintenance of the buildings and grounds.
Manager responsible to President, Board of Directors, to implement the policies established by the Board of Directors in the operation and maintenance of the Expo Center.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors based on recommendations of a subcommittee composed of 2 members of the Board of Supervisors and 1 Expo Center Director.
Manager - Appointed by 2 members of the Board of Supervisors, 2 members of the Board of Directors and the County Manager.
Meetings: At least once each month and the annual meeting which is the fourth Wednesday in September, Administration Office, Expo Center.
Contact: John S. Root, General Manager, Exposition and Fair Association, 2495 South Delaware, San Mateo 94403. (650)574-3247 (Pony FAI315)
25 FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT Colma Creek Flood Control Zone
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Representing
Richard Battaglia, South San Francisco At-Large Charles English Pacifica Emanuele Damonte, South San Francisco At-Large Gail DeFries, Daly City At-Large Helen Fisicaro Colma Arthur Gilbert San Bruno Carol Klatt Daly City Michael Wilson South San Francisco Vacant At-Large
Authority: Section 7261, Chapter 14, Water uncodified Acts
Term of Office: No term of office.
Membership: 9 member, one from each City in the District and four at-large who must be property owner and residents of the district.
Duties: Serve as an advisory body to the Board of Supervisors on matters dealing with the flood control within the district.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors. City representatives are nominated by the local City Council.
Meetings: When needed.
Contact: Neil Cullen, Director of Public Works, 10 Twin Dolphin Drive, Suite C200, Redwood City, CA 94065. (650) 363-4100 Fax (650) 637-9980 (Pony DPW155)
26 GARFIELD CHARTER SCHOOL BOARD
Current Membership Appointed Expires Representing
Richard Gordon 01/28/99 open Supervisors Max Keech 10/01/96 open Business
Authority: Education Code Section 47600; Joint Powers Agreement with the Redwood City School District; Resolution 57787 adopted November 23, 1993, amended by Resolution 58089 adopted March 15, 1994.
Membership: 8 members; 1 member of the Board of Supervisors, 1 member appointed by the Board of Supervisors from the community.
Term of Office: 3 years
Duties: To set the policy in the administration and operation for the Garfield Charter School.
Appointment: 1 supervisor and one member appointed by the Board of Supervisors, 4 members elected by parents, 1 member chosen by the teachers.
Compensation: None
Meetings: First Monday of the month, 6:30 p.m., Garfield School, 3600 Middlefield Road, Menlo Park 94025.
Contact: Cynthia Hinestroza, Executive Assistant, Garfield School (650) 369-3759
27 HOME PROGRAM REVIEW COMMITTEE
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Representing
Madolyn Agrimonti, Daly City 10/08/92 09/30/02 Daly City Tom Diridon, San Carlos 02/10/98 09/30/02 Urban County - Expert Norma Fragoso, South San Francisco 11/10/92 09/30/01 South San Francisco Lyndel Monroe, Menlo Park 11/10/92 09/30/01 Urban County - Other Tom Quinn, San Carlos 11/10/92 09/30/00 Urban County - Other Vacant 09/30/99 Urban County - Expert
Authority: Resolution 56393 adopted August 4, 1992.
Membership: 6 members; 4 Urban County Representatives and 1 City Council designee each from Daly City and South San Francisco. Chair to be selected by the County.
Term of office: 3 years; Coincides with term of HOME Consortium Cooperation Agreements.
Appointment: Representatives of the Entitlement Cities, Daly City and South San Francisco, are designated by their City Councils; representatives of the Urban County are appointed by the Board of Supervisors based on the following criteria: (1) 2 representatives are selected based on expertise in the field of housing development; (2) 2 representatives are selected from among nominees submitted by Urban County participating cities and the County; (3) all Urban County representatives must live in the Urban County jurisdiction; (4) no Urban County jurisdiction may have more than one representative.
Duties: Serves in an advisory capacity to the Board of Supervisors through the Director of Housing matters relating to citizen participation in the HOME Investment Partnerships Program and the Consolidated Housing and Community Development Plan. Reviews and provides comment on the Consolidated Plan required by Title I of the National Affordable Housing Act in order to receive federal funds under the HOME Investment Partnerships Program, the Community Development Block Grant Program, the Emergency Shelter Grant Program and other federal housing programs. Reviews and comments on housing development proposals submitted for funding under the HOME Investment Partnerships Program. Provides a forum for citizen input.
Meetings: At a minimum 2 meetings annually. One meeting is held to review the Consolidated Plan and one meeting is held to review proposals submitted for funding under the HOME Program. Additional public meetings may be scheduled from time to time to review projects submitted for funding under the HOME Program.
Contact: Pat West, Program Manager, 262 Harbor Boulevard, Suite A, Belmont, CA 94002 (650) 802-5024 (Pony HSA209)
28 HOSPITAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Representing
Richard S. Gordon 01/12/99 Board of Supervisors Allen C. Lapin Medical Staff John L. Maltbie County Manager Timothy B. McMurdo (non-voting) Hospital CEO Michael D. Nevin, Daly City, Chair 01/12/93 Board of Supervisors John Schulte Medical Staff Margaret Taylor Director Health Services Edward Zeff Medical Staff
Authority: Health and Safety Code Section 1440, Ordinance Section 2.4.30.050, Bylaws adopted November 14, 1989 and revised April 1995.
Membership: Not more than 9 members; 2 members of the Board of Supervisors, 3 members of the Medical Staff membership, County Manager, Director of the Health Services Agency, Administrator/Director of Hospitals and Clinics.
Term of office: County Board Members serve by the appointment of the President of the Board and confirmed by the full Board.
Duties: Establishment of Policy, Institutional Management and Planning, and Medical Staff Recommendations.
Meetings: Second Wednesday of the month, 8 a.m., San Mateo County General Hospital Board Room, 222 W. 39th Avenue, San Mateo; at least 10 meetings each calendar year. Annual meeting held in July.
Contact: Tim McMurdo, Chief Executive Officer, San Mateo County General Hospital, 222 W. 39th Avenue, San Mateo 94403. (650) 573-2660 (Pony HOS316AD)
29 IN-HOME SUPPORTIVE SERVICES ADVISORY BOARD
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Representing
Bonnie M. Bernal, Burlingame 06/23/98 12/31/99 Consumer John G. Donnellan, Pacifica 04/22/97 12/31/01 Board of Supervisors Margarita M. Gonzales, San Mateo 10/18/94 12/31/00 Contract Provider Doretha B. Hernandez, Foster City 10/18/94 12/31/01 Consumer Mary Pappas, Belmont 10/18/94 12/31/01 Consumer Vicki Paul, South San Francisco 06/15/99 12/31/01 Home Health Agency Joan Perris, San Mateo 06/15/99 12/31/99 Advocacy Organization Mary D. Thompson, Redwood City 01/09/96 12/31/99 Consumer Christine Walters, Redwood City 06/15/99 12/31/00 Consumer Vacant 12/31/99 Independent Provider Vacant 12/31/00 Consumer
Authority: Ordinance 03508 adopted September 21, 1993.
Membership: 11 members; 6 consumer members, current or past users of personal assistance services paid for through public or private funds or recipients of In-Home Supportive Services as required by statute - 1 recommended by the Commission on Aging, 1 recommended by the Commission on Disabilities - the following areas of representation should be sought in the selection of consumer members: disabilities, non-English speaking, seniors, severely and non-severely impaired In-Home Supportive Services clients, HIV or AIDS, diverse cultures. 1 member from the Board of Supervisors. 1 member who is an independent provider of personal assistant services. 1 member who is a contract provider of personal assistance services. 1 member who is a representative of a community-based advocacy organization. 1 member who is a representative of a home health agency.
Term of office: 3 years; maximum 9 years
Duties: Meet with and confer with the Public Authority in the administration of the In-Home Supportive Services Program. The Public Authority will design and administer a comprehensive, community-based in-home worker register, establish work training opportunities for all providers and negotiate with a Managed Care In-Home Supportive Services provider as well as individual providers to deliver services to eligible clients.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors
Meetings: First Wednesday of every month, 1:30-3:30 p.m., Health Building, Room C, 225 W. 37th Avenue, San Mateo
Contact: Marsha Fong, Director, 225 37th Avenue, San Mateo 94403. (650) 573-2701 (Pony AAS321)
30 INVESTMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Representing
Rahn Becker, Burlingame 03/25/97 Treasurer Reyna Farrales NA Controller Jim Hooley NA School Superintendent Timothy Howard NA School Board Presidents John W. Jalonen, San Mateo 03/07/95 Board of Supervisors Rosalie O'Mahony, Burlingame 11/26/96 Treasurer Ron Raimondi 1/99 Treasurer Susan Stark 1/99 Treasurer
Authority: Government Code Section 27130 etc.; Resolution 60737 adopted November 26, 1996.
Membership: County Controller or his designee, the County Superintendent of Schools or their designee; a person appointed by the Board of Supervisors, four members nominated by the Treasurer and confirmed by the Board of Supervisors, one member selected by the Presidents of the various School Boards.
Term: Except for the designated members, all serve at the pleasure of their appointing agency.
Duties: To evaluate general strategies and to monitor results and shall include in its discussions the economic outlook, portfolio diversification, maturity structure and potential risks to the funds.
Meetings: Quarterly, in March, June, September and December, on the Third Monday, 3 p.m., County Manager's Conference Room, 400 County Center, Redwood City 94063
Contact: Lee Buffington, Treasurer, County Government Center, Redwood City 94063. (650) 363-4580 (Pony TXT138)
31 JOINT POWERS FINANCING AUTHORITY BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Current Membership Appointed
Frank Ingersoll, Sunnyvale 05/18/93 Lee Mitchell, Belmont, Chair 05/18/93 Robert Sans, Redwood City 05/06/97 Glenn P. Smith, San Mateo 02/15/94 Marty D. Tarshes, San Carlos 05/18/93
Authority: Government Code Section 6500; Joint Powers Agreement between the County of San Mateo and the Community Development Commission of the County of San Mateo; Resolution 57104 adopted May 18, 1993.
Membership: 5 members
Term of office: Serve at the pleasure of the Board of Supervisors.
Duties: To issue bonds for financing County capital improvements or projects where there are significant public benefits, as determined by the County. The Authority builds or acquires the improvement and leases it to the County for the term of the bond. The Authority uses the lease payments of the County to pay the bondholders.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors
Meetings: At least one regular meeting each year. Regular meetings at more frequent intervals; dates, time and place shall be fixed by resolution of the Board.
Contact: Paul Scannell, Assistant County Manager, Hall of Justice and Records, 400 County Center, Redwood City 94063. (650) 363-4131 (Pony CMO105)
32 JUVENILE JUSTICE COMMISSION
The Board of Supervisors has designated the Juvenile Justice Commission to serve as the Delinquency Prevention Commission.
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires
Rose Jacobs Gibson, East Palo Alto 01/28/99 01/00 Susan J. Alvaro, Moss Beach 12/11/96 12/11/00 John Belforte, San Mateo 09/23/97 09/23/01 Richard Boitano, Daly City 02/91 01/00 Carlos G. Bolanos, Redwood City 09/23/97 09/23/01 Terry DeMartini, Daly City 02/95 03/99 Clifford Gerst, San Carlos, Chair 06/91 06/99 Don Heiman, Belmont 12/11/96 12/11/00 John W. Najac, San Carlos 02/02 Len Port, Foster City 04/08/97 04/08/01 Paul Vega, Redwood City 06/94 06/02 Jeffrey F. Wolf, El Granada 03/99
Authority: Welfare and Institutions Code Section 225.
Membership: Not less than 7 and no more than 15 members.
Term of office: 4 years; maximum of 12 years.
Duties: To coordinate on a countywide basis the work of those organizations engaged in activities designed to prevent juvenile delinquency.
Appointment: Presiding Judge of the Superior Court with the concurrence of the Juvenile Court Judge and confirmed by the Board of Supervisors.
Meetings: Last Tuesday of every month, 5:30 p.m., Hillcrest Administration Building, 21 Tower Road, San Mateo.
Contact: Janice McClaren, Deputy Chief Probation Officer, Probation Department, 21 Tower Road, San Mateo 94402. (650) 312-5374 (Pony PRO302AD)
33 LAW LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Representing
Michael Bursak, Redwood City 04/22/97 12/31/99 Board of Supervisors Judith Kozloski, San Mateo open Superior Court Barbara Mallach, Foster City open Municipal Court Steven Schaiman, San Carlos open Municipal Court Aram Serverian, Foster City open Superior Court Stephen H. Slabach, San Mateo 04/19/94 12/31/99 Board of Supervisors Tim Wright, Menlo Park 08/29/95 open Superior Court
Authority: California State Business and Profession Code Section 6300.
Term of Office: Appointees of the Board of Supervisors, one year ending on December 31st. Appointees of the Courts serve at the pleasure of their appointing agency.
Duties: Manage and direct operations of San Mateo County Law Library.
Appointment: Two members appointed by the Board of Supervisors, three members appointed by the Superior Court, and two members appointed by the Municipal Court.
Qualifications: All appointee must be members of the Bar. Appointees of the Municipal Court must be sitting Judges or their designee. At least two of the three appointees of the Superior Court must be sitting Judges or a designee who must be a member of the County Bar Association.
Meetings: Fourth Tuesday, at 4:30 p.m., Law Library
Contact: Karen Lutke, Director, Law Library, San Mateo County Law Library, 710 Hamilton Street, Redwood City, CA 94063. (650) 363-4913 (Pony LAW160)
34 LOCAL AGENCY FORMATION COMMISSION
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Representing
Richard Gordon, Menlo Park 01/12/99 May, 2000 Board of Supervisors Malcolm H. Dudley, Atherton 04/22/77 May, 2001 Cities Roger S. Goodrich May, 2000 Special District Jerry Hill, San Mateo 01/12/99 May, 2000 Board of Supervisors Howard Jones, San Mateo 06/20/98 May, 2002 General Public Pierre D. Pelengat May, 2002 Special District Steve Waldo, Brisbane 12/10/93 May, 2002 Cities
Alternate-Members Rose Jacobs Gibson, East Palo Alto 01/12/99 May, 2000 Board of Supervisors Naomi Patridge, Half Moon Bay 01/28/94 May, 1999 Cities Joseph Zucca, Belmont 09/22/82 May, 2002 General Public Iris Gallagher
Authority: Government Code Sections 56325 through 56337.
Membership: 7 members; two representing the County, who shall be members of the Board of Supervisors; two representing the cities in the County, who shall be city officers; two representing special districts in the County who shall be elected or appointed special district officers residing in the County and who may not be members of a legislative body of a city or county; and one member representing the general public. The public member may not be an officer or employee of the County, a city or district within the territory of the County. There shall be alternates for all members representing public entities, and there may be an alternate for the public member. (Government Code Sections 56325 through 56332)
Term of office: 4 years expiring first Monday in May.
Duties: Reviews proposals for the incorporation of cities, the exclusion of territory from a city, disincorporation of a city, consolidation of two or more cities, or the development of new communities. Reviews proposals for the formation of special districts, detachments, dissolutions, mergers, reorganizations, consolidations, and the annexation of territory to local agencies. Initiates and makes studies of existing governmental agencies determining the maximum service area and service capabilities. (Government Code Section 56375)
Appointment: Board of Supervisors appoints two members and an alternate member; City Selection Committee appoints the two city representatives and an alternate; the independent special district selection committee appoints two members to represent independent special districts in the County and an alternate; the other members of the commission appoint one public member and may appoint an alternate.
Compensation: $100
Meetings: Third Wednesday of each month, 2:30 p.m., Board of Supervisors Chambers, Hall of Justice and Records, 400 County Center, Redwood City.
Contact: Martha Poyatos, LAFCO, County Office Building, 455 County Center, Redwood City 94063. (650) 363-4224 (Pony LAF124)
35 MENTAL HEALTH BOARD
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Discipline
Deberah Bringelson, Redwood City 08/18/98 12/31/99 Other Professional Doris J. Todd Brown, MD 04/28/92 12/31/00 Consumer/Family Kristin Swanson Durkee 04/28/92 12/31/02 Consumer Beth Kasten, San Mateo 08/18/98 12/31/99 Mental Health Daniel Forkin, M.D. 12/16/97 12/31/00 Mental Health Richard S. Gordon, Menlo Park 06/24/97 Ex-officio Board of Supervisors Anthony Hoffman, San Mateo 12/17/91 12/31/02 Family Eunice J. Kushman, Daly City 12/17/91 12/31/99 Family Jane Lewis 02/02/82 12/31/99 Mental Health Robert M. Lydon 06/26/84 12/31/02 Mental Health Monica Dea, Daly City 08/18/98 12/31/99 Other Professional Calvin D. Shelton 11/17/98 12/31/00 Consumer Deborah Tan 02/09/99 12/31/00 Consumer Teresa Walker 02/23/88 12/31/00 Family Vacant 12/31/99 Consumer/Family Vacant 12/31/00 Other Professional
Authority: Welfare and Institutions Code Section 5604.
Membership: 16 members; 8 members parents, spouse, sibling or adult children of consumers who are receiving or have received mental health services; at least 3 shall be consumers and at least 3 shall be families of consumers. 4 members shall be selected from the following mental health professions: psychiatry, psychology, social work, nursing, marriage and family counseling, psychiatric technology. No more than 1 from each of these professions. 3 members shall be selected from the professions of education, health, ministry, law, criminal justice and fiscal management. 1 Supervisor.
Term of office: 3 years; maximum 4 consecutive 3 year terms
Duties: Reviews and evaluates the County's mental health needs, services, facilities and special programs, agreements dealing with mental health; advises the Board of Supervisors and the Mental Health Director of any aspect of the local mental health program; reviews and approves procedures used to ensure citizen and professional involvement at all stages of the planning process; submits an annual report to the Board of Supervisors on the needs and performance of the County's mental health system.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors; 3 by each - from recommendations by the Mental Health Board
Meetings: First Wednesday of every month, 3-5 p.m., Health and Welfare Building, Room A, 225 W. 37th Avenue, San Mateo. All subcommittees meet at least once a month.
Contact: Mickey Morales, Mental Health Services, 225 W. 37th Avenue, San Mateo 94403. (650) 573-2544 (Pony MHL322)
36 METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Representing
Sue Lempert, San Mateo 12/18/98 02/09/03 Cities Mary Griffin, Millbrae 01/12/93 02/09/00 County
Authority: Government Code Section 66500.
Membership: 18 members, 16 voting and 2 non-voting; 2 representatives of the City and County of San Francisco, 2 representatives each from Alameda, Contra Costa, San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties, 1 representative from Marin, Napa, Solano and Sonoma Counties, a representative of the Association of Bay Area Governments, a representative of the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission, a representative of the Secretary of Business and Transportation, and a representative of the U.S. Department of Transportation and Federal Highway Administration. Members are selected based on their special familiarity with the problems and issues in the field of transportation.
Term of office: 4 years
Duties: Maintains a regional transportation plan for the Bay Area which includes interstate highways, California freeway and expressway system, transbay bridges, mass transit systems, bicycle and pedestrian facilities, seaports and airports. Commission reviews applications for state and federal transportation funds, paying particular attention to the interfacing of the various modes of transportation.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors appoints 1 member and the City Selection Committee appoints 1 member.
Compensation: $100 per meeting, not to exceed $500 per month, plus expenses.
Meetings: Fourth Wednesday of the month, 10:00 a.m., 101 8th Street, Oakland.
Contact: Rosy Layva, Commission Secretary, Metropolitan Transportation Commission, MetroCenter, 101 8th Street, Oakland 94607. (510) 464-7778
37 MIDCOAST MUNICIPAL ADVISORY COUNCIL
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Elected Expires
Joe Gore, Miramar 11/04/97* 12/01/01 Mary Hobbs, Montara 11/04/97* 12/01/01 Ric Lohman, Miramar 11/07/95 12/01/99 Paul Perkovic, Montara 11/04/97 12/01/01 David Spiselman, Montara 00/00/00* 12/01/99 Laura Stein, Moss Beach 11/04/97 12/01/01 William F. Derow, Miramar 09/15/98 12/01/99 * Appointed
Authority: Resolution 55042 adopted May 21, 1991.
Membership: 7 members who are registered voters residing in the Midcoast.
Term of office: 4 years
Duties: To advise the Board of Supervisors on matters including, but not limited to, public health, safety, welfare, public works and planning which effect the Midcoast.
Appointed: Members are elected by registered voters of the Midcoast.
Meetings: Second and fourth Wednesdays, 7-10 p.m., Seton Medical Center, Moss Beach.
Contact: Joe Caruso, San Mateo County Board of Supervisors, Hall of Justice and Records, 400 County Center, Redwood City 94063. (650) 363-4569 (BOS104)
38 MID PENINSULA ACCESS CORPORATION (M-PAC)
Current Membership Appointed Expires Representing
Richard Tatum, East Palo Alto 11/17/98 06/30/99 Unincorporated San Mateo County
Authority: Government Code Section 6500; Joint Powers Agreement; Resolution 44745 adopted July 19, 1983
Membership: 13 members: 1 by each of the following governing bodies of the jurisdictions in the Mid-Peninsula Service Area: The Town of Atherton, the City of East Palo Alto, the City of Menlo Park, Stanford University representing the County of Santa Clara, and the County of San Mateo (Appointees from the counties shall represent County residents within the Cable Franchise Services area), 2 shall be appointed by the governing body of the City of Palo Alto and 6 shall be elected by the 7 appointees.
Term of Office: 2 years
Duties: Administers the public and education access channels on the cable television system operated by Cable Communications Cooperative of Palo Alto, Inc. (Cable Co-op).
Appointment: Unincorporated San Mateo County representative is made by the Board of Supervisors.
Contact: Walt Callahan, Public Works, 10 Twin Dolphin Drive, Suite C200, Redwood City, 94065. (650) 363-4100 (Pony DPW155)
39 MOSQUITO ABATEMENT DISTRICT
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires
Paul M. Dana, San Mateo 03/17/81 12/31/00
Authority: Health and Safety Code Section 2200.
Membership: 13 members; 1 representative from each of the cities within the district who must all be electors of the city from which they are appointed and residents of that portion of the city which is in the district; 1 at large member who must be elector of the county and residents of that portion of the county which is in the district.
Term of office: 2 years, initially, then 2 or 4 years
Duties: Takes all necessary or proper steps for the extermination of mosquitoes, and other noxious insects in the district.
Appointment: The city councils of the cities within the District (Santa Clara County line north to San Bruno border; Bay west to Highway 280) appoint the city representatives; the Board of Supervisors appoint one at large member.
Compensation: $35 per meeting and actual and necessary travel expenses.
Meetings: Second Tuesday of every month, 7:30 p.m., 1351 Rollins Road, Burlingame.
Contact: Karen Williams or Bob Gay, San Mateo County Mosquito Abatement District, 1351 Rollins Road, Burlingame 94010. (650) 344-8592
40 NORTH FAIR OAKS MUNICIPAL ADVISORY COUNCIL
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Representing
Hector Arteaga, Redwood City 09/10/96 12/31/99 Civic/Member-at-large Joan Boyd, Redwood City 01/30/96 12/31/98 Business Linda Lopez-Chavez, Redwood City 01/30/96 12/31/98 Resident Lupe Gallegos-Diaz, Berkeley 03/05/96 12/31/96 Civic/Member-at-large Dale Miller, Menlo Park 01/30/96 12/31/98 Resident Tom Richman, Menlo Park 01/30/96 12/31/98 Business John Shott, Menlo Park 02/07/95 12/31/97 Resident Terry Trobough, Redwood City 12/11/90 12/31/96 Business Vacant 12/31/98 Resident Vacant 12/31/98 Resident Vacant 12/31/99 Resident
Authority: Resolution 54597 December 11, 1990.
Membership: 11 members: 6 representing residents (homeowners, renters), 3 representing business (merchants, industry, property owners) and 2 representing civic or member-at-large (schools, churches, non-profits, homeless). All members must be residents or business owners in the North Fair Oaks area.
Term of office: 3 years; maximum 9 years
Duties: Addresses the needs of the community and serves as an advisory council to the Board of Supervisors.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors
Meetings: Third Thursdays of the month, 7 p.m., Human Services Agency Building, 2500 Middlefield Road, Redwood City.
Contact: Rose Jacobs Gibson, Supervisor, Hall of Justice and Records, 400 County Center, Redwood City 94063. (650) 363-4570 (Pony BOS104)
41 PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Representing
Richard Biederman, Foster City 06/14/94 01/01/03 2nd District Linda Dyson, Burlingame 10/18/94 01/01/01 1st District Mario C. Panoringan, Daly City 03/30/93 01/01/05 5th District Joe Scott, San Carlos 04/07/87 01/01/03 3rd District Belinda Vega, Redwood City 04/22/97 01/01/01 4th District
Authority: Ordinance Code Section 2.4.48.
Membership: 5 members; 1 from each supervisorial district, and each of who must reside in the supervisorial district of his/her appointment during his/her term.
Term of office: 4 years to coincide with Supervisor's term; maximum 12 years
Duties: Acts in an advisory capacity to the Board of Supervisors and the County Manager in all matters concerning the construction and maintenance of the physical property under the jurisdiction of said commission, and also shall have the duty to study and recommend to the Board of Supervisors and the County Manager the purchase, lease, or other acquisition of all lands, or any use thereof or interest therein, improvement or operation of the recreational areas, or the carrying out of recreational projects. Sets fees.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors
Meetings: First Thursday of every month, 2:30 p.m., County Office Building, Room 101, 455 County Center, Redwood City. Study session on the third Thursday of some months at various locations.
Contact: Mary Burns, Director of Parks and Recreation, County Office Building, 455 County Center, Redwood City 94063. (650) 363-4020 (Pony PKR128)
42 PENINSULA CORRIDOR JOINT POWERS BOARD
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Appointed-By
Art Lloyd, Portola Valley 12/18/92 open SamTrans Michael Nevin, Daly City 01/07/93 open Board of Supervisors Steve Schmidt, Menlo Park 06/26/98 06/30/01 Cities
Authority: Joint Powers Agreement between agencies.
Membership: One Member of SamTrans Board designated by the SamTrans Board. One Member of San Trans Board appointed by Board of Supervisors. One Member of SamTrans Board appointee by the Cities Selection Committee of the Council of Mayors of San Mateo County.
Term of office: County Supervisor and SamTrans Director serve at the pleasure of, or as set by respective appointing authority; Councilmember serves a three-year term.
Duties: To set policy for the operation of Peninsula Commute Service
Appointment: Supervisor appointed by the Board of Supervisors; Council member appointed by City Selection Committee; SamTrans Director by the SamTrans Board of Directors.
Compensation: $50 per meeting.
Meetings: First Thursday of each month, 10:00 a.m., SamTrans Headquarters, 1250 San Carlos Avenue, San Carlos 94070.
Contact: Gerald Haugh, Executive Director, c/o SamTrans, 1250 San Carlos Avenue, San Carlos 94070. (650) 508-5219.
43 PENINSULA LIBRARY SYSTEM
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Representing
Lois Levine, San Carlos 12/15/98 06/30/00 County
Authority: Education Code Section 18747-50; Joint Powers Agreement; Resolution 28421 adopted November 10, 1970.
Membership: 9 members; 1 member from each jurisdiction in the Peninsula Library System, each of these members to be a resident of the area they represent; members to be representative of the public at large and of undeserved residents.
Term of office: 2 years; each member shall serve no more than 2 consecutive terms.
Duties: Assists the Peninsula Library System in the development of the system plan of service; advises Peninsula Library System on the need for services and programs; assists in evaluation of services provided by Peninsula Library System.
Appointment: Each City represented, the San Mateo County Community College District and the County Board of Supervisors.
Meetings: 8 times a year, rotating throughout Peninsula Library System Libraries, 4:00 p.m.
Contact: Linda Crowe, Director, Peninsula Library System, 25 Tower Road, San Mateo 94402- 4000. (650) 349-5538 (Pony LIB304)
44 PESCADERO MUNICIPAL COMMUNITY ADVISORY COUNCIL
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Elected Expires Representing
Geoff Allen, Pescadero 11/94 11/00 District 3 Jeannine Clark, Butano Cutoff 05/97* 11/00 District 3 Meg DeLano, Loma Mar 11/98 11/00 District 4 John Dixon, Pescadero 10/96 11/98 District 1 Beverly Fields, Loma Mar 02/93 11/00 District 4 Velia Garcia, Pescadero 11/92 11/00 District 1 Herb Hamor, Pescadero 11/94 11/00 District 1 Tim Hudson, Pescadero 11/92 11/00 District 2 Larry Lawson, Pescadero 11/98 11/00 District 1 Maeva Neale, Pescadero 11/92 11/00 District 2 Meredith Reynolds, Pescadero, Chair 11/92 11/00 District 5 Jim Schwerickert, Pescadero 11/96 11/00 District 1 Larry Walsh, Pescadero 11/94 11/00 District 1
Authority: Resolution 56328 adopted July 21, 1992.
Membership: 13 members who are registered voters residing in the Pescadero Community.
Appointment: By election. In the event there are no nominees or an insufficient number of nominees, the Board of Supervisors shall appoint.
Duties: Advises the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors on matters including, but not limited to, public health, safety, welfare, public works and planning which effect the unincorporated areas of Pescadero, Loma Mar, South Coast and Butano.
Meetings: First Thursday of the every month, 7:30 p.m., Russell Administration Center.
Contact: Joe Caruso, Board of Supervisors, Hall of Justice and Records, 400 County Center, Redwood City 94063. (650) 363-4569 (Pony BOS106)
45 PLANNING COMMISSION
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Representing
David C. Bomberger, Belmont 02/09/99 01/03 2nd District Nadia Vitlacil Holober, Millbrae 05/25/93 01/01 1st District William J. Kennedy, Daly City 04/27/99 01/05 5th District Ralph Nobles, Redwood City 03/02/93 01/01 4th District Jon Silver, Portola Valley 01/19/99 01/02 3rd District
Authority: Government Code Section 65101; San Mateo Ordinance Code Section 2.4.40.
Membership: 5 voting members whom shall not be officials of the County of San Mateo; 1 member shall reside in each supervisorial district.
Term of office: 4 years; term of office of each member shall coincide with the term of office of the Supervisor of the supervisorial district in which the member resides; maximum 12 years.
Duties: Prepares the County General Plan, approves variances, subdivisions, hears appeals from the Zoning Officer and approves all matters relating to the physical form and appearances of developments in the unincorporated area of the county.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors
Compensation: $200 per month
Meetings: Second and fourth Wednesday of the month, 9:00 a.m., Board of Supervisors Chambers, Hall of Justice and Records, 400 County Center, Redwood City, with a study meeting on the Monday preceding each regularly scheduled meeting.
Contact: Tiare Pena, Planning Commission Secretary, County Office Building, 455 County Center, Redwood City 94063. (650) 363-4000 ext. 1859 (Pony PLN122)
46 PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Representing Appointed Expiring
William J. Allen Private Sector 03/17/95 06/30/97 James F. Blood, Foster City Private Sector 04/28/98 06/30/00 Owen Bramlett, Foster City Private Sector 11/12/96 06/30/97 Maureen Borland, Redwood City Public Assistance 12/12/93 06/30/97 Diane Centoni, Half Moon Bay Education 11/12/96 06/30/97 Elizabeth G. Curran Community Based Organizations 11/03/98 06/30/99 Nancy Ferrell Private Sector 01/09/96 06/30/00 Susan Johnson, San Francisco Private Sector 04/28/98 06/30/99 Rayna Lehman Organized Labor 03/16/94 06/30/97 James Lucas, Menlo Park Private Sector 09/12/89 06/30/97 Judy Martin Public Employment 11/03/98 06/30/00 James D. Moore Private Sector 03/17/95 06/30/97 Luciana Profaca Vocational Rehabilitation 04/09/96 06/30/97 Edward M. Riley Private Sector 07/07/94 06/30/00 Marie Rosenwasser Education 11/04/97 06/30/00 Sterling K. Speirn Community Based Organizations 03/16/94 06/30/97 Carol A. Tanzi, Burlingame Private Sector 11/07/94 06/30/98 Bonnie K. Wells, Pacifica Private Sector 06/28/94 06/30/00 Vacant Private Sector 11/12/93 06/30/97 Vacant Economic Development 12/06/94 06/30/98
Authority: 29 United States Code 1512; Resolution 45474 adopted March 13, 1984, Resolution 55076 adopted June 4, 1991, Resolution 57763 adopted November 9, 1993.
Membership: 20 members: 11 representatives from private sector businesses; 2 members from education, 1 from Community Colleges, one representing K-12; 3 representatives from Community Based Organizations and Organized Labor, with at least one of each; and 1 member from each of the following: Vocational Rehabilitation, Public Assistance, State Employment and Economic Development.
Term of office: 2 years; maximum 3 terms
Duties: Shall have concurrent authority with the Board of Supervisors over all funds under the Job Training Partnership Act.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors makes appointments from a certified list of qualified applicants submitted by the San Mateo County Development Association.
Meetings: First Thursday of every month, 3:00 p.m., College of San Mateo.
Contact: Teresa Catalano, Liaison, Private Industry Council, Human Services Agency, 262 Harbor Boulevard, Suite A, Belmont 94002. (650) 802-5171 (Pony HSA210)
47 PUBLICLY ASSISTED MEDICAL CARE, COMMISSION ON HEALTH PLAN OF SAN MATEO
Current Membership Appointed Expires Representing
Cesar V. Alegria, Jr., Daly City 05/04/99 01/01/03 Public Member (senior/minority) Philip Eastman, MD, Portola Valley 01/30/96 01/01/00 Physician (SMC General Hospital) Frank Gibson, Salinas 12/20/94 01/01/01 County Based Hospitals Richard S. Gordon 01/12/90 01/01/00 Board of Supervisors Eldon Luce, Foster City, Chair 1/98 11/09/93 01/01/01 Public Member (Beneficiary or Rep) Katherine McMillian, Redwood City 06/04/96 01/01/01 Public Member (Senior) Mike Nevin, Daly City 04/22/97 01/01/00 Board of Supervisors Stephen J Scheifele, Daly City 11/25/97 01/01/03 Practicing Physician Jack R. Tayan, Menlo Park 11/22/94 01/01/03 Pharmacist Margaret Taylor, Atherton 06/24/86 Ex-officio Director of Health Services Vacant 01/01/00 Hospital Administrators
Authority: Health and Safety Code Section 14087.51; Ordinance Code Section 2.4.32, Bylaws adopted October 30, 1986 and amended January 8, 1992.
Membership: 11 members: 2 Supervisors, Director of Health Services, a physician, a hospital administrator and 3 public members, at least one shall be a beneficiary or representative of beneficiaries served by the Commission, one representative of the senior and/or minority communities, 1 representative of San Mateo County General Hospital physicians, 1 pharmacist, 1 representative of County based hospitals.
Term of Office: 4 years, not more than 10 years.
Duties: Negotiate exclusive contracts with the California Medical Assistance Commission and to arrange for the provision of health care services to qualifying individuals.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors
Compensation: $100 per meeting
Meetings: Second Wednesday of each month, 5:30 p.m., Health Plan of San Mateo, 1500 Fashion Island Boulevard, Suite 300, San Mateo 94404.
Contact: Michael W. Murray, Executive Director, Health Plan of San Mateo, 1500 Fashion Island Boulevard, Suite 300, San Mateo 94404. (650) 616-0050
48 RESOURCE CONSERVATION DISTRICT
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires
Ronald Bongard, Half Moon Bay 00/00/96 11/30/00 Louie Figone, Half Moon Bay 02/23/99 11/30/02 Tim Frahm, Half Moon Bay 02/23/99 11/30/02 Tom Pacheco, Half Moon Bay 00/00/96 11/30/00 Jim Rourke, Pescadero 02/23/99 11/30/02
Authority: October 2, 1939
Membership: 5 members, must be a resident and landowner of the District or be a designated agent of a resident landowner within the District and have a demonstrated interest in soil and water conservation.
Term of Office: 3 years, maximum 12 years.
Duties: To save basic resources – soil, water and air – from unreasonable and economically preventable waste and destruction. The District achieves this through helping and working with landowners, groups and government agencies to manage, conserve and restore natural resources effectively. Whether public or private, agricultural, urban, recreational or wild lands, we seek to treat each acre according to its needs.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors
Compensation: None
Meetings: First Thursday of the month, 6:00 p.m., District Headquarter, 788 Main Street, Half Moon Bay
Contact: Charlene Avila, Office Manager, 788 Main Street, Half Moon Bay 94019. (650) 712- 7765 Fax - (650) 726-0494
49 RETIREMENT BOARD
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Elected Expires Category
Tom Bryan, Saratoga 06/12/86 06/30/98 3rd member Lee Buffington, Menlo Park 09/18/85 Ex-Officio 1st member John J. Carberry, San Mateo 08/18/98 06/30/01 5th member Dennis J Cosgrove, Belmont 07/01/95 06/30/00 7th member Donna Wills Colson, Burlingame 08/18/98 06/30/01 9th member William R. Cottle, Redwood City 01/07/97 06/30/00 6th member Aron Hoffman, San Mateo 06/24/97 06/30/00 4th member Michael McMahon, Redwood City 10/00/93 06/30/00 2nd member Bette Perroton, Palo Alto, Chair 7/97 11/00/90 06/30/98 8th member
Authority: Government Code Section 31520 (County Employees Retirement Law of 1937).
Membership: 9 members; first member is the County Treasurer, 2nd and 3rd members are members of the Retirement Association; 4th, 5th, 6th and 9th members must be qualified electors not connected with County Government, except one may be a Supervisor; 7th member is a safety member; 8th member is a retired member.
Term of office: 3 years; maximum 12 years
Duties: Manages county retirement system.
Appointment: 2nd and 3rd members are elected by the miscellaneous or general members of the Retirement Association; 4th, 5th, 6th, and 9th members are appointed by the Board of Supervisors; 7th member is elected by the safety members; 8th member is elected by retired members.
Compensation: $100 per meeting, not to exceed 3 meetings per month; excludes those members who are also County employees, as well as the County Treasurer.
Meetings: Third Thursday of every month, 9:00 a.m., SamTrans Auditorium, 1250 San Carlos Avenue, San Carlos.
Contact: Sid McCausland, Administrator, Sequoia Building, 2317 Broadway, Suite 115, Redwood City 94063. (650) 363-4581 (Pony RET141)
50 SUPPLEMENTAL LAW ENFORCEMENT OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Category
Jan Dolan, Menlo Park 09/12/96 City Manager James Fox, District Attorney ex-officio District Attorney Don Horsley, Redwood City ex-officio Sheriff John Maltbie ex-officio County Manager John Stangel, San Mateo 09/12/96 Police Chief
Authority: Government Code Sec. 300061
Membership requirements: 5 members; the County Manager, Sheriff, District Attorney, one Municipal Police Chief and one City Manager.
Term of office: Pleasure of the appointing committee
Duties: Annually review the expenditure of the Supplemental Law Enforcement Services Fund to determine whether recipient entities have expended moneys recieved in copliance with the law.
Appointment: Police Chief and City Manager are appointed by the City Selection Committee. To be appointed a candidate must have a majority of the cities with a majority of the counties population.
Compensation: None
Meetings:
Contact:
51 TRANSIT DISTRICT (SAMTRANS)
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Category
Denise de Ville, El Granada 01/10/96 12/31/99 Public Member Adele Della-Santina, Belmont 12/10/93 12/31/99 Cities Mike Guigona, Daly City 01/15/97 12/31/99 Cities Shirley Harris, Daly City 01/00/93 12/31/01 Public Member Jerry Hill, San Mateo 01/12/99 12/31/99 Board of Supervisors Arthur Lloyd, Portola Valley 02/16/88 12/31/99 "Expert" Michael D. Nevin, Daly City 01/12/93 12/31/99 Board of Supervisors Steve Schmidt, Menlo Park 12/12/97 12/31/01 Cities Al Teglia, Daly City 09/00/97 12/31/01 Public Member
Authority: San Mateo County Transit District Act of 1975 Public Utilities Code 103000
Membership: 9 members; 2 members of the Board of Supervisors, 1 transit "expert", 3 city Council members, 1 from each of the former Municipal Court Judicial Districts, 3 public members, 1 of whom shall be a resident of the coastal zone.
Term of office: 4 years
Duties: Sets policy in the operation the District.
Appointment: Supervisors and the "expert" are appointed by the Board of Supervisors. The three Council members are appointed by the City Selection Committee, The 3 public members are appointed by the first 6 members.
Compensation: $50 meeting, not to exceed $300 a month.
Meetings: Second Wednesday of the month, 2:00 p.m., SamTrans Administrative Headquarters, 1250 San Carlos Avenue, San Carlos 94070. (650) 508-6200.
Contact: Gerald T. Haugh, General Manager, SamTrans, 1250 San Carlos Avenue, San Carlos, 94070. (650) 508-6224 Fax (650) 508-6281
52 TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires Representing
Adele Della-Santina, Belmont 01/13/94 12/31/98 Transit District Malcolm Dudley, Atherton 06/18/88 12/31/00 Southern Richard S. Gordon 01/19/99 12/31/00 Supervisor Rose Jacobs Gibson 01/19/99 12/31/00 Supervisor Lee Panza, Brisbane 12/15/95 12/31/99 Northern Marti Knight 12/12/97 12/31/99 At-large Noami Patridge, Half Moon Bay 12/18/98 12/31/00 Central
Authority: Bay Area County Traffic and Transportation Funding Act, and San Mateo County Ordinance 3135 adopted March 8, 1988.
Membership: 7 members; 2 Supervisors, 1 member of the SamTrans Board of Directors, who must be an elected official, and 4 representatives of the cities, one from each Judicial District, and one at large.
Term of Office: 2 years, term begins January 1st and ends December 31st.
Duties: To implement Measure A as passed June 7, 1988.
Appointment: Supervisors by the Board of Supervisor, SamTrans Director by the SamTrans Board of Directors, City representative by the City Selection Committee.
Compensation: $50 per meeting, maximum $150 per month.
Meetings: First Thursday of each month, 5:00 p.m., SamTrans Headquarters, 1250 San Carlos Avenue, San Carlos 94070.
Contact: Gerald Haugh, c/o SamTrans, 1250 San Carlos Avenue, San Carlos 94070. (650) 508-5219.
53 WOMEN, COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP Appointed Expires
*Elizabette Amaral 02/23/99 12/31/02 Alice Bulos 01/27/98 12/31/02 Lynda Burton 01/27/98 12/31/02 Lucy Salcido Carter 02/23/99 12/31/02 Marcy Cisneros 03/30/99 12/31/03 Barbara Delbon 01/07/97 12/31/01 Norma Gallagher 03/30/99 12/31/03 Guadalupe Gallegos-Diaz 01/07/97 12/31/00 Toni Guy 01/27/98 12/31/02 Kristen Keith 01/07/97 12/31/01 Vivian Kral 03/19/96 12/31/99 Linda Lopez 01/27/98 12/31/02 Ruth McLendon 03/19/96 12/31/99 Jeannie Meyer 01/09/95 12/31/02 Lisa Murphy 01/27/98 12/31/02 *Anne Nguyen 02/23/99 12/31/02 Pat Obuchowski 01/07/97 12/31/00 Kim Shanahan 01/27/98 12/31/02 Lina Susbilla 01/09/95 12/31/02 Pamela Thompson 01/07/97 12/31/01 Susan Walsh 03/19/96 12/31/99
* Must be between ages of 14-18
Authority: Resolution 45604 adopted April 17, 1984, amended by motion February 27, 1996.
Membership: 19 adult members, plus two who must be between the ages of 14 and 18, applications are sought representing a diversity of backgrounds and interests.
Term of office: 4 years, maximum of 8 years, except teen commissioners who shall serve 2 year terms.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors or its designee
Duties: The Commission is charged with the responsibility of assessing the needs of women, girls and families in the County. Acts as a resource and makes recommendations to the Board of Supervisors annually.
Meetings: Fourth Tuesday of every month, 7 p.m., SamTrans Building, 1250 San Carlos Avenue, San Carlos.
Contact: Zakkiyyah Nazeeh, Commission Director, 455 County Center, Fifth Floor, Redwood City 94063. (650) 363-4872 (Pony EPS121) YOUTH COMMISSION
54 Current Membership Graduation
Matthew Berner, Hillsdale 2000 Jennifer Brandvold, So. San Francisco 1999 Celeste Bronzini, Notre Dame 1999 Annie Chau, San Mateo - Secretary 1999 Julia Beth Finkelstein, Crystal Springs Uplands 1999 Eireann Flannery, Half Moon Bay 1999 Sean Kane, Mills 2000 Mimi Kawakami, Menlo 2000 Sandy Kwan, Oceana 2000 Daniel Leung, Hillsdale 2000 Zachary Luben, West Bay Christian 2001 Betty Ma, Westmoor 1998 Michelle Perroton, Notre Dame 1999 Jonathan Sewald, Woodside Priory 1999 Jennifer Shirk, Mills 2000 Jonathan Sibug, Serra 2000 Cynthia Wang, Aragon 1999
Authority: Resolution 57588 adopted September 21, 1993, amended by Resolution 59609 adopted August 22, 1995.
Membership: Representatives from public and private high schools and colleges.
Term of office: Through graduation or transfer from current school.
Duties: Advise the Board of Supervisors and County Departments, and to initiate, and support projects and services involving young people in San Mateo County and to work with people of all ages. Make recommendations for funding requests by community agencies under the National and Community Service Trust Act of 1993.
Appointment: Board of Supervisors shall appoint two students from each school in their district.
Meetings: At least quarterly; the Commission shall establish date, time and place.
Contact: Catherine Barber, Board of Supervisors, Hall of Justice and Records, 400 County Center, Redwood City 94063. (650) 599-1016 (Pony BOS106)
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