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CITY OF DALLAS BOARD AND COMMISSION MEMBERS ASC - ANIMAL ADVISORY COMMISSION Membership:15 members, one appointed by each City Council member. Advisory ALL TERMS END: 09/30/2021 Staff Support: CINDY HALL, BOARD COORDINATOR DALLAS ANIMAL SERVICES Phone: 214-671-0245 1818 N WESTMORELAND Fax: 214-670-8299 DALLAS, TEXAS 75212 District 01 ESTANISLAO HUERTA H M 01 I Holdover GENERAL PUBLIC Nominated by: WEST Terms served: 0 Member since: 1/11/2021 District 02 STEPHANIE G KUNKLE-TIMKO W F 07 I Holdover GENERAL PUBLIC Nominated by: A.MEDRANO Terms served: 2 Member since: 1/21/2020 District 03 KAREN KENNEDY W F 03 I Reappointed 09/22/2021 GENERAL PUBLIC Nominated by: THOMAS Terms served: 2 District 04 VACANT Nominated by: ARNOLD District 05 SANDRA K LUHRING W F 05 I Holdover DUTIES INCLUDING DAILY Nominated by: RESENDEZ OPERATION OF ANIMAL SHELTER Terms served: 3 Member since: 10/12/2015 District 06 LAUREN BERMAN W F 06 I Appointed 09/01/2021 GENERAL PUBLIC Nominated by: NARVAEZ Terms served: 0 District 07 WILLIAM T NEWLIN B M 07 I Holdover GENERAL PUBLIC Nominated by: BAZALDUA Terms served: 1 Member since: 11/26/2019 District 08 STEPHANIE HANSON W F 02 I Reappointed 09/22/2021 GENERAL PUBLIC Nominated by: ATKINS Terms served: 1 Member since: 5/15/2020 District 09 SHELBY L BOBOSKY W F 14 I Holdover GENERAL PUBLIC Nominated by: BLACKMON Terms served: 1 Member since: 10/5/2018 CITY OF DALLAS 1 Public Member List OFFICE OF THE CITY SECRETARY 9/24/2021 District 10 RYAN K MCCOMBER W M 13 I Holdover GENERAL PUBLIC Nominated by: MCGOUGH Terms served: 3 Member since: 2/27/2016 District 11 STEPHEN EDISON W M 13 I Holdover CHAIR (H) Nominated by: KLEINMAN Terms served: 2 Member since: 6/23/2017 District 12 DONNA MAGRO W F 12 I Holdover GENERAL PUBLIC Nominated by: MENDELSOHN Terms served: 1 Member since: 9/4/2019 District 13 CHARLOTTE NEW W F 13 I Holdover REPRESENTATIVE FROM ANIMAL Nominated by: GATES WELFARE ORGANIZATION Terms served: 2 Member since: 10/16/2017 District 14 KAREN SANDERS W F 14 I Appointed 09/09/2021 GENERAL PUBLIC Nominated by: RIDLEY Terms served: 0 Member since: 9/16/2021 District 15 ROBERT (SKIP) TRIMBLE W M 13 I Holdover GENERAL PUBLIC Nominated by: JOHNSON Terms served: 1 Member since: 10/18/2019 This board requires that nominees for positions on this board have one of the following qualifications: One member must be: -a licensed veterinarian -a City or county official -have duties of daily operation of an animal shelter -be a representative, animal welfare organization 11 members must be chosen from the general public CITY OF DALLAS 2 Public Member List OFFICE OF THE CITY SECRETARY 9/24/2021 BIA - BUILDING INSPECTION ADVISORY, EXAMINING & APPEALS BOARD Membership:16 members, City Manager nominates and the City Council Quasi-Judicial appoints. ALL TERMS END: 09/30/2021 Staff Support: BRITTNEY DONEHOO, BOARD COORDINATOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION Phone: 214-948-4347 320 E JEFFERSON - 115 Fax: 214-948-4348 DALLAS, TEXAS 75203 Position 01 JAMES A NUNEZ H M 14 CM Holdover REGISTERED ARCHITECT Nominated by CITY MANAGER Terms served: 4 Member since: 8/17/1993 Position 02 WALTER KILROY W M 10 CM Holdover REGISTERED ARCHITECT Nominated by CITY MANAGER Terms served: 4 Member since: 8/16/2002 Position 03 DAVID PARKIN W M 10 CM Holdover REGISTERED STRUCTURAL Nominated by BROADNAX ENGINEER Terms served: 2 Member since: 3/2/2016 Position 04 FREDERICK TOULMIN W M 09 CM Holdover FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEER Nominated by CITY MANAGER Terms served: 4 Member since: 7/31/2000 Position 05 VACANT Nominated by CITY MANAGER Position 06 ALLEN P NIXON W M 13 CM Holdover BUILDER CONTRACTOR- Nominated by CITY MANAGER RESIDENTIAL Terms served: 4 Member since: 8/19/2002 Position 07 CHARLES E BRANT W M 14 CM Holdover REGISTERED ARCHITECT Nominated by BROADNAX Terms served: 1 Member since: 8/19/2020 Position 08 JOSEPH M DI FRANCESCO III W M 13 CM Holdover REGISTERED PLUMBING Nominated by BROADNAX CONTRACTOR-RESIDENTIAL Terms served: 2 Member since: 3/15/2016 Position 09 JAROD K FANCHER W M 01 CM Holdover REGISTERED ARCHITECT Nominated by BROADNAX Terms served: 1 Member since: 8/28/2020 CITY OF DALLAS 3 Public Member List OFFICE OF THE CITY SECRETARY 9/24/2021 Position 10 STEPHEN J TORDELLA W M 14 CM Appointed 09/22/2021 ACTIVE RECORD OF Nominated by BROADNAX PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNITY Terms served: 0 AFFAIRS Position 11 VACANT Nominated by CITY MANAGER Position 12 VACANT Nominated by CITY MANAGER Position 13 VACANT Nominated by CITY MANAGER Position 14 VACANT Nominated by CITY MANAGER Position 15 VACANT Nominated by CITY MANAGER Position 16 VACANT Nominated by CITY MANAGER NON-VOTING MEMBER This board requires that nominees for positions on this board have one of the following qualifications: Two registered architects, one registered engineer -structural; one registered engineer -fire protection; one general building contractor - construction of commercial buildings; one builder - residential construction; one registered master electrician - electrical construction of commercial and industrial buildings; one registered master electrician - electrical construction of residential buildings; one registered electrician - at least five years active experience as an electrician, and who at the time of appointment is not a registered electrical contractor; one person - five years experience in electrical design or supervision, who is familiar with the requirements of the National Electrical Code and the rules of the Dallas Power and Light Company and who may be an employee of the TU Electric Company; one registered plumbing contractor having at least five experience in the installation of plumbing in the construction of residential buildings; one registered plumbing contractor - commercial and industrial; one heating, ventilating, and air conditioning contractor - residential buildings; one heating, ventilating, and air conditioning contractor - installation of mechanical equipment in commercial buildings construction; one registered professional engineer - mechanical engineering; and one person who actively participates in community affairs, who shall not have voting privileges. CITY OF DALLAS 4 Public Member List OFFICE OF THE CITY SECRETARY 9/24/2021 BOA - BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Membership:The board is divided into three panels of five members each. The Quasi-Judicial chair and vice-chairs serve as presiding officers of each panel. -Panel A usually meets on the third Tuesday of each month with the public hearing starting at 1 p.m. -Panel B usually meets on the third Wednesday of each month with the public hearing starting at 1 p.m. -Panel C usually meets on the third Monday of each month with the public hearing starting at 1 p.m. Briefings usually begin at 11 a.m. An alternate may serve on on any panel at the request of the chair. ALL TERMS END: 09/30/2021 Staff Support: LATONIA JACKSON, BOARD COORDINATOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION Phone: 214-670-4545 CITY HALL - 5BN Fax: 214-670-4210 DALLAS, TEXAS 75201 District 01 SCOTT R HOUNSEL W M 01 I Holdover PANEL C VICE-CHAIR Nominated by: WEST (H) Terms served: 3 Member since: 4/16/2014 District 02 JOSEPH O CANNON O M 02 I Appointed 09/22/2021 Nominated by: MORENO Terms served: 0 District 02 MATTHEW C VERMILLION W M 02 I Holdover PANEL B Nominated by: A.MEDRANO Terms served: 1 Member since: 9/23/2019 District 03 ROGER SASHINGTON B M 03 I Holdover PANEL C Nominated by: THOMAS Terms served: 1 Member since: 7/5/2019 District 04 JUDY POLLOCK W F 04 I Holdover PANEL C Nominated by: ARNOLD Terms served: 1 Member since: 4/8/2019 District 05 MOISES ALAN MEDINA H M 09 I Holdover PANEL C Nominated by: RESENDEZ Terms served: 1 Member since: 11/21/2019 District 06 JAY NAREY W M 06 I Reappointed 09/01/2021 Nominated by: NARVAEZ Terms served: 2 Member since: 8/30/2017 District 07 VACANT Nominated by: BAZALDUA CITY OF DALLAS 5 Public Member List OFFICE OF THE CITY SECRETARY 9/24/2021 District 08 VACANT Nominated by: ATKINS District 09 SARAH LAMB W F 09 I Reappointed 09/22/2021 Nominated by: BLACKMON Terms served: 1 Member since: 10/9/2019 District 10 ROBERT MATT SHOUSE W M 10 I Holdover PANEL B Nominated by: MCGOUGH Terms served: 2 Member since: 1/12/2017 District 11 ROBERT F AGNICH W M 11 I Reappointed 08/25/2021 Nominated by: SCHULTZ Terms served: 2 Member since: 9/23/2017 District 12 LAWRENCE HALCOMB W M 12 I Reappointed 09/22/2021 Nominated by: MENDELSOHN Terms served: 1 Member since: 11/19/2019 District 13 CHERI GAMBOW W F 13 I Holdover PANEL A VICE-CHAIR Nominated by: GATES (H) Terms served: 1 Member since: 11/1/2016 District 14 MICHAEL KARNOWSKI W M 14 I Appointed 09/01/2021 Nominated by: RIDLEY Terms served: 0 Member since: 9/7/2021 District 15 MICHAEL S SCHWARTZ W M 09 I Holdover PANEL B CHAIR (H) Nominated by: JOHNSON Terms served: 1 Member since: 10/31/2019 CITY OF DALLAS 6 Public Member List OFFICE OF THE CITY SECRETARY 9/24/2021 BOX - BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ALTERNATE MEMBERS Membership:6 alternate members appointed by the full City Council. Quasi-Judicial ALL TERMS END: 09/30/2021 Staff Support: LATONIA JACKSON, BOARD COORDINATOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION Phone: 214-670-4545 CITY HALL - 5BN Fax: 214-670-4206 DALLAS, TEXAS 75201 Position 01 NICHOLAS BROOKS W M 01 C Reappointed 09/09/2021 Nominated by WEST Terms served: 2 Position 02 DAVID L RAMSOUR W M 10 C Holdover Nominated by JOHNSON Terms served: 1 Member since: 10/1/2019 Position 03 JARED M SLADE W M 13 C Holdover Nominated by JOHNSON Terms served: 1 Member since: 10/14/2019 Position 04 TODD HILL-JONES W M 04 C Appointed 09/22/2021 Nominated by NARVAEZ Terms served: 0 Position 05 THOMAS C FLEMING W M 06 C Appointed 09/22/2021 Nominated by NARVAEZ Terms served: 0 Member since: 11/1/2017 Position 05 PHILIP JOHN SAHUC W M 11 C Holdover Nominated by KLEINMAN Terms served: 2 Member since: 8/14/2017 Position 06 EMMANUEL GLOVER B M 06 C Appointed 09/09/2021 Nominated by NARVAEZ Terms served: 0 CITY OF DALLAS 7 Public Member List OFFICE OF THE CITY SECRETARY 9/24/2021 CAC - ARTS AND CULTURE ADVISORY COMMISSION Membership:15 members, one appointed by each City Council member.
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