DATE: January 23, 2019

TO: City Council

FROM: Mayor Alan \Vebber

RE: Appointments

I would like to make the following appointments:

Audit Committee (Appointed by Municipal Judge Virginia Vigil with advice and consent of Governing Body)

Cristina Mulcahy to fill unexpired tenn ending 11/2019 (Resume attached)

Historic Districts Review Board

Cecilia Rios, Chair (Historic Districts Business) Reappointment -- tenn ending 1/2021 Frank Katz (Old Santa Fe Association) - Reappointment -- tenn ending 1/2021 Jennifer A. Biedscheid (At-Large) Reappointment tenn ending 1/2020 Cervantes "Buddy" Roybal ( Construction Industry) - Reappointment - term ending 1/2021 Anthony Guida (Architect) tenn ending 1/2021 (Resume attached) Herbert Lotz (At-Large)- to fill unexpired term ending 1/2020 (Resume attached) Flynn G. Larson (Historian) -- to fill unexpired tenn ending 1/2020 (Resume attached)

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EDUCATION Master of Architecture, 2000 I Harvey S Perloff Scholar University of Kentucky Bachelor of Architecture, 1996 I Robert Kingsley Design Prize

LICENSE Registered Architect, New Mexico 115520 NCARB Certification 1182850

PROFESSIONAL Design Director, 2017- present MEOW WOLF I Santa Fe NM I www.meowwolf.com Directs the planning and development of major market building projects and oversees design process for the collaborative creation of large-scale, immersive art installations Program Manager, 2015 - 2017 Architecture 2030 I Santa Fe NM I www.architecture2030.org Developed academic initiatives and professional training programs in the US and internationally for a non-profit think tank solving climate change by reducing carbon emissions from the building sector Principal, 2003 2015 LUSHLIFE LA I Los Angeles CA I www.lushlifela.com Published interdisciplinary design practice with over 75 completed building, landscape and interiors projects for residential and commercial clients in southern California Project Manager, 1996 -1999 Pearson Bender Associates I Lexington KY I www.pparch.com

Meow Vegas tenant improvement permanent exhibition, 2019 PROJECTS Banijay Studios North America I West Hollywood CA I space planning and office interiors, 2014 Gurewitz Residence I Pasadena CA I remodel, interiors, pool and landscape, 2012 Taschen Residence I Los Angeles CA I remodel and guest house, 2008 Ebbink Anderson Residence I Studio City CA I addition, remodel, new pool and landscape, 2005 Lexington Catholic High School I Lexington KY I new classrooms, theater, gymnasium, 2000

ACADEMIC use School of Architecture I Los Angeles CA APPOINTMENTS Adjunct Assistant Professor and First Year Coordinator, 2010- 2014 I Lecturer 2002, 2008- 2010 UCLA Department of Architecture and Urban Design I Los Angeles CA Visiting Assistant Professor, 2004- 2007 I Lecturer, 2002 OTIS College of Art+ Design, Architecture Landscape Interiors Department l Los Angeles CA Senior lecturer, 2006 2008, 20ll I Adjunct Assistant Professor 2003 - 2005 I Lecturer 2002 2003 University of Cincinnati School of Architecture and Interior Design I Cincinnati OH Adjunct Assistant Professor, 2001

COURSES Design architecture integrative topic TAUGHT Representation, Digital Drawing and Fabrication I intro graphics, Rhino 3D, AutoCAD, Adobe CS History and Theory I urbanism, landscape, corporate and consumer environments Materials and Methods I landscape construction, comprehensive building

LECTURES Santa Fe Art Institute, 2018 EXHIBITIONS INNOVATION 2030, moderator l DFC leadership Forum on Design Education, 2018 PUBLICATION Meow Wolf; Designing What's Next I AIA Santa Fe lecture Series, 2017 LUSHUFE LA; Out There Doing It I LA Forum for Architecture, 2007 Canyon Chic, Ebbink Anderson Residence I in California Homes, Feb 2007 Hill House by Johnston Marklee Architects, landscape design I in Architectural Record, Jan 2006

5 dear mayor webber

I'm interested in applying to be on the historic review board. I moved to santa fe at the end of 1969 after getting out of the service at the suggestion of a friend in chicago. he had been here to work with the opera and felt the artistic community and I would be a good match.

earlier I had attended the school of the art institute/university of chicago in a joint degree program from 1964-67. I was raised in a family in the construction industry, lotz excavating, and wished to be an architect, however I didn't have the perspective to get that degree and instead studied photography. photography had the ability to tell a truth that was not often expressed, and I was captured by that. photography became my medium and allowed me to earn a living and do my creative work as well. I was drafted into the army at the end of 1967.

arriving here it felt like it was the right place for me, my mothers family were from vincenza italy, and the spanish culture here closely aligned it. I have lived in the historic district my whole time here except for four years. I built an adobe home out on buckman road with my partner which we sold in 1980, I then bought the small adobe home I currently live in at 353 east alameda. I have had a home occupation license since then and operated my photography business from here.

I greatly appreciate the historic review board for having kept the history and appearance so alive for our city. I believe that without them our city would be totally different. and I would love to help the board continue this tradition.

in the early 1970's I worked with the museum of navajo ceremonial art, and was on their board as we changed it to the wheelright museum. we wished to make it more interactive, showing contemporary work and create more income by opening the case trading post, and I believe the museum is doing well. during the aids epidemic I worked with p.o.c.a.f.,an organization that worked to get information out to the hispanic and native communitees about how to avoid infection. I worked with the rodeo de santa fe for many years and was on their land board, and at the end of governor richardsons term was appointed to a board to develop a museum dedicated to new mexican veterans. It was to be part of the museums of

6 new mexico. It ended when our governor felt it was money that we did not have to spend. hopefully it will be considered in the future. the history of the military and warriors is extraordinary in our state. I am retired and find that I now have time to give back to our city and feel that it would be a good fit. I do know that it can be difficult work, sometimes working with conflicting interests, but I think I can work with that.

thank you for any consideration, if you have questions please have your representative contact me.

sincerely, herbert a lotz

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Education

Fall 2013-Fall 2016 B.A., Honors, History of Art and Museum Studies The Florida State University Tallahassee, FL.

Professional Experience

June I 2018-Prescnt Historic Preservation Intern The National Park Service, lntcnnountain Regional Office Santa Fe, NM. 40 Hours/Weck $13.56/h • Report to the Regional Historic Preservation Coordinator, Tonia Horton, Landscape Architect. • Fulfill research and tasks related to the Historic Landscape Report of Tumacacori National Historical Park. • Research Mission 66 Mid Century for the NPS Mission 66 Preservation Program. • Fulfill assigned tasks and duties related to historic preservation, architecture, landscape architecture, and engineering.

F cbruary 21 2017-J uly 22 2017 Historic Preservation Intern The National Park Service, Intcrmountain Regional Office Santa Fe, NM. 40 Hours/Weck $11/h • Reported to Regional Historical Architect, Elizabeth Pidgeon • Updated List of Classified Structures files for IMR parks through field documentation. Entered final, edited research and information to the List of Classified Structures database. • Compiled working architectural, landscape, maintenance, and administrative records for Old Santa Fe Trail Building (A National Historical Landmark). Made collection accessible to office staff engineers, architects, and landscape architects. • Researched, filed, and submitted of National Register of Historic Places nominations for National Park landmarks with supervision.

8 May 2016-August 2016 Collections and Archives Intern Preservation Inc., The Frank Foundation. Spring Green, WI. 40 Hours/Weck Unpaid • Reported to Historical Architect, Ryan Hewson. • Reformatted of permanent collection, while implementing preservation techniques for artifact longevity and accessibility to researchers and staff. • Implemented a pest management system for decorative arts, archaeology, and textiles collection. • Recorded inventory reports of collection through PastPerfcct Museum Software. • Accessioned incoming permanent collection to database.

Januaiy 2016-April 2016 Collections and Archives Intern The Grove Museum. Tallahassee, FL 20 Hours/Weck Unpaid • Digitization and cataloging of Governor Leroy Collins photograph collection. • Preservation of historic documents and textiles. • Deacccssioning selected museum collection items.

September 2015-February 2017 Sales Intern Curio: Vintage & Uncommon Goods Tallahassee, FL. Unpaid • Executing sales of mid-century modern textiles and furnishings.

May 2015-August 2015 Archives Intern The Orlando Museum of Art Orlando, FL. Unpaid • Working under Florida History Museum Archivist Garret Kemmer to preserve muscum 's administrative collections in compliance with archival standards.

@ Trained how to handle and catalog archival materials.

9 Additional Work

November 2017-May 2018 Nonperishables Buyer Whole Foods Market Tallahassee, FL

August 2016-February 2017 Team Member, Customer Service Whole Foods Market Tallahassee, FL.

September 2014-December 2016 Student Recruiter The Florida State University Office of Admissions Tallahassee, FL.

April 2014-April 2016 Seasonal Photographer The Walt Disney Company Lake Buena Vista, FL.

Relevant Research

August 2016-November 2016 Curator, Student Guardians of Their Art: The Contemporary Peruvian Amazon The Florida State University, Tallahassee FL. William Johnston Gallery

December 2015-Deccmber "The Child of the Sun: The Regional Impacts of Frank Lloyd 2016 Wright's " Undergraduate Honors Thesis The Florida State University Honors College Tallahassee, FL.

Volunteer Services October l 2017-Deccmbcr 20 l 7 Volunteer, The Florida Trust for Historic Preservation Cataloging library to fulfill public library grant from the St of FL Promoting the Trust by generating a user-friendly website 12 Hours/Weck

May 2017 Volunteer, Adobe Brick Making Cornerstones Community Partnerships Santa Fe, NM. 8 Hours

10 February 2016-February 2017 Volunteer, Restoration The Spring House Institute Tallahassee, FL. 12 Hours per month

Fall 2014-February 2017 Volunteer, Special Events 621 Gallery Tallahassee, FL 45 Hours

Volunteer Services (Continued) September 2015-April 2016 Volunteer, Hospitality The Florida State University, Union Productions Tallahassee, FL. 200 Hours

May-August 2015 Volunteer, Special Events Orlando Museum of Art Orlando, FL. 150 Hours

Fall 2013-2015 Volunteer FSU Annual Art History Graduate Research Symposium Tallahassee, FL. 40 Hours

Professional Organizations

August 2016-Present Member The American Alliance of Museums

January 2016-Present Member The Florida Trust for Historic Preservation

Spring 2014-Deccmber 2016 Secretary The Undergraduate Art History Association, FSU

11 Languages French (writing/speaking/reading), Spanish (reading)

Participation at Conferences & Seminars "Conducting Oral Histmy Interviews" - National Park Service, National Capital Region, October 30, 2018, Webinar.

"Introduction to Geographical Information Systems in the NPS" - National Park Service, September 20 2018, Webinar.

"International Conference on the Conservation and Restoration of Earthen Architecture" - The National Park Service, June 13-15 2018, Santa Fe and Pecos, NM.

"Historic Structure Reports and Maintenance Plans: Tools For Preservation" - National Preservation Institute, April 4 2017, Santa Fe, NM.

"Historic Property Management: Materials To Systems" - National Preservation Institute, April 5-7 2017, Santa Fe, NM.

"The Recent Past: Strategics for Evaluation" - National Preservation Institute, May 9-10 2017, Tallahassee, FL.

Relevant Coursework Spanish Colonial Art and Architecture History of Modem Architecture Preserving Historic Sites and Spaces Preserving the U.S. National Parks Museum Basics: Histo1y and Theory The Museum Object Museum Studies Internship Archiving History Art After 1940 New Directions in Gothic Architecture Seminar 19th Century European Art Mesoamcrican Art and Culture Women in Literature Global Woman's Art History of Photography Gcnnan Cinema

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