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Corporate Services Page 1 of 15 N.J. "Pete" Pointner, FAICP, ALA, ITE Projects on which Pete Pointner has played key managerial and technical roles in his professional career are listed below. Community Planning and Development: Village Planner – Kildeer for 23 years, staff assistance on plan review, Glen Ellyn and Fox Lake. Past acting director of planning for Glen Ellyn, Villa Park, Lombard (twice), Winfield and Wheaton. Homer Glen, Illinois – Preparation of the first Comprehensive Plan for a newly created municipality with approximately 23,000 persons. Lead professional responsible for environmental, recreation, open space and transportation components and participant in structuring overall land use plan, key person interviews, meetings with a diverse advisory group and public hearing. • Fox Lake, Illinois — Comprehensive plan update with sub-area plans for historic downtown, US 12 corridor, waterfront redevelopment and long range plan for redevelopment of mined areas to build upon unique recreational and tourism resources. Facilitator for three workshops with Village officials on planning and urban design. Conducted workshops for Plan Commission on the role and authority of the Commission, site plan review and developer negotiations, downtown and historic district design guidelines, and cluster housing and sustainable development. • East Dubuque, Illinois – Comprehensive plan update with sub-area plans for historic downtown and a linear park along the Mississippi River. Policy priorities for the sequence of development for efficient infrastructure extensions and re-use of a vacant casino were a part of the plan. Guidelines for development on steep and erodible slopes and establishment of environmental corridors were key components of a related stormwater management master plan. • Village of Addison, Illinois — Comprehensive Industrial Revitalization Plan for 363 acre industrial park with total project improvement costs of approximately 22.7 million dollars. • Elk Grove Village, Illinois — Comprehensive industrial/commercial revitalization plan for five square mile area, including transportation, land use, urban design, marketing, management, private facility improvement program, detailed budget identifying cost, timing, and institutional factors for all programs and elements involving $25 million dollars in controllable funds. • Elk Grove Village, Illinois — Comprehensive residential enhancement program incorporating $10 million dollars of improvements which would touch every residential street in the Village as well as incorporating landscaping and design improvements for school and public works sites and a new public plaza. Page 2 of 15 N.J. "Pete" Pointner, FAICP, ALA, ITE • McHenry, Illinois — Update of comprehensive plan for rapidly growing McHenry County community on the Fox River. • Clinton, Illinois — Comprehensive Plan for rural center along major expressway. • Galena Territory Association, JoDaviess County, Illinois –– Preparation of a Long Range Plan for this planned resort and second home community east of Galena. Plan recommendations included: expanded community center with new meeting, hobby and exercise facilities and a new indoor pool; improvements to Lake Galena watershed management, docks, play grounds and marina; trail enhancements and expansion; open space and wild life management plans; expanded indoor arena and exterior support facilities for the Shenandoah riding center; and policies relative to septic systems, rental unit densities and architectural guidelines. • JoDaviess County, Illinois — Preparation of first zoning ordinance and advisory services for preparation of the Comprehensive Plan adopted in the spring of the year 2,000. • Peoria County, Illinois — Comprehensive Land Resource Management Plan and seven sub-area plans incorporating extensive public/agency involvement program. • Valley Improvement Association, Belen, New Mexico — Master development plan for not-for-profit corporation representing 20,000 property owners of 70,000 lots in Valencia County, south of Albuquerque including major updates in 1978, 1985, 1990, 1995 and year 2000, including housing and economic development strategies. • West Chicago, Illinois — Update of City's Comprehensive Plan with extensive public input through three rounds of meetings with six subcommittees. Assistance in solicitation and selection of developer for transit oriented development within downtown TIF district. • Winfield, Illinois — Village Planner, Comprehensive Plan update and ongoing zoning and development review services, amendment of Zoning Ordinance and Zoning Map and preparation of Town Center Plan. • Glen Ellyn, Illinois — Acting Director of Planning and Development; Facilitator for preparation of development plan for Baker Hill area; update of Zoning Ordinance; Consultant on downtown parking standards and signage; consultant to Architectural Review Commission; amendment of downtown bulk regulations including extensive public involvement and opinion survey from slide program; evaluation of house/lot bulk regulations applicable to tear down and infill development. • Kildeer, Illinois — Village Planner for 23 years, responsible for review of development proposals, preparation of new PUD ordinance, update of Page 3 of 15 N.J. "Pete" Pointner, FAICP, ALA, ITE Comprehensive Plan, and assistance in preparation of intergovernmental agreements. • Itasca, Illinois — Village Planner for ongoing zoning and development review services. • Woodstock, Illinois — Facilitator for update of Comprehensive Plan, achieving consensus between pro-growth and environmental groups. • Forsyth, Illinois — Comprehensive Plan, including comprehensive greenbelt and pathway system, new Zoning Ordinance and updated Subdivision Ordinance for community undergoing rapid growth stimulated by new shopping mall. • Wheaton, Illinois — Preparation of Comprehensive Plan Update, including Central Area component and site plans for five special study areas. • Old Mill Creek, Illinois — Comprehensive public facilities plan for new town covering police, fire and emergency services, park and school facilities. • Antioch, Illinois — Preparation of an environmentally based plan for 6,000 acres lying between the Village and I-294; assistance in site plan review and update of Zoning Ordinance. • Lombard, Illinois — Comprehensive Plan update to manage growth induced by new North-South Tollway; preparation of downtown plan; streetscape designs and facade improvement program; preparation of a Comprehensive Development Ordinance; twice acting Village planner for a total of 12 months, providing the Plan Commission and Village Board with a review of proposed developments and zoning changes, and assistance in the implementation plan for the downtown area. • Bloomingdale, Illinois — Village Planner responsible for: review of zoning and development proposals; updating development ordinances relating to signs, parking and business parks; updating population projections and planning documents; providing ongoing planning support to the Village Board and Plan Commission; update of the Village's Comprehensive and Old Town Plans. • Villa Park, Illinois — Acting Village Planner responsible for review and coordination of development proposals for Plan Commission and Village Board; preparation of Business District Plan and training seminar for Plan Commission on developer negotiations and site plan review. • Yanbu, Saudi Arabia — Site planning for five new town neighborhoods, alternative land use plans including internal roads and pedestrian systems, zoning schedules Page 4 of 15 N.J. "Pete" Pointner, FAICP, ALA, ITE and urban landscape concepts for commercial, residential, health and educational centers. • Mt. Prospect, Illinois — Preparation of design guidelines for facade and streetscape improvements; preparation of conceptual design for the remodeling of more than three dozen retail storefronts; participant on Village Sign Review Board; winner of National Design Award. • Barrington, Illinois — Zoning assistance including preparation of an overlay district ordinance permitting limited commercial use in the historic Applebee Square area, and preparation of a plan for the northeast neighborhood. • Milwaukee, Wisconsin — Redevelopment plan for the historic Schlitz Brewery area adjacent to the city's downtown, including evaluation of adaptive reuse potentials for 19th century industrial buildings and preparation of an overall plan and development strategy including urban design guidelines. • Chicago Region — Director of site planning for residential, commercial and industrial projects throughout the Chicago region. • Kuwait City, Kuwait — Land use plan and urban design for Mirqab area to include housing for 30,000 persons and commercial facilities tying into town center; concept planning and economic feasibility for $50,000,000 mixed use recreational, commercial and residential complex in Hawalli District. Downtown Planning and Urban Design: • Winfield, Illinois — Preparation of updated Town Center plan including transit oriented development, a river walk, public plaza and new retail and condominium proposals. • Oswego, Illinois — Facilitator for downtown plan including redevelopment proposals, entry and streetscape design, river front park and design guidelines for facade improvements on historic Main Street. • Glen Ellyn, Illinois — Comprehensive review of downtown bulk regulations leading to adopted zoning, text and map amendments. Extensive public involvement including survey of esthetic preferences on cable TV. Comprehensive
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