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Home My WebLink About2015/01/08 Agenda I dec�are under penalty of perjury that I am 2mployed by the City of Chula Vista in the Office of the City Cierk and that I posted ?his - - ^,_��-rs�"-'� document on the bulletin board accorqing to <. �j,.,�. y�.- - --�-- �,� a-,�, Brown Act requirentents. ��r� --� .ti.,- .,^,s;�- r--, :,�; __ t�°'�,1.�'"' � d � "j �g Signed �--� = - - - . r ' � �t'�' " CHULA VISiA °"_ ; F� - . - : w.� , -, - � , o „ o _ �',;^��„ �. _ \ � � Mary Casillas Salas, Mayor Patricia Aguilar, Councilmember Gary Halbert, City Manager Pamela Bensoussan, Councilmember Glen R. Googins, City Attorney John McCann, Councilmember ponna R. Norris, City Cierk Thursday, January 8, 2015 4:00 PM Council Chambers 276 4th Avenue, Building A Chula Vista, CA 91910 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL Notice is hereby given that the City Coundl o/ fhe City of Chula Vista has called and vnll convene a Spedal Meefing on Thursday, January 8, 2015, af 4:00 p.m. in the Council Cham6ers, located at 276 Fourth Avenue, Chula Vista, Califomia to consider the items on fhis agenda. CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL: - Councilmembers Aguilar, Bensoussan, McCann and Mayor Salas PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG AND MOMENT OF SILENCE ACTION ITEMS � If you wish to speak on the items on this agenda, please fill out a "Request to Speak" form (available in the fobby) and submit it to the City Cleric prior io ine meeling. 1. 14-0736 A. INTERVIEWS TO FILL CITY COUNCIL SEAT NO. 4 B. DELIBERATION AND APPOINTMENT TO CITY COUNCIL SEAT NO. 4 C. OATH OF OFFICE FOR NEWLY APPOINTED COUNCILMEMBER Ciry o)Chula Ysia Pa9e f Pnnted on 1!7/TO15 City Council Agenda January 8, 2015 ADJOURNMENT to the Regular City Council Meeting on January 13, 2015, at 2:00 p.m., in the Council Chambers. Materials provided to the City Council related to any open-session item on this agenda are available for public review at the City Clerk's O�ce, located in City Hall at 276 Fourth Avenue, 8uilding A, during normal business hours. In compliance with the AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT The City of Chula Vista �equests individuals who require special accommodations to access, attend, and/or parficipate in a City meeting, activify, or servrce, contact the Cify Clerk's Office at(619) 691-5041(Califomia Relay Service is available for the heanng impaired by dialing 711) at least forty-erght hours in advance of the meeting. Sign up at www.chulavistaca.gov to receive email notifications when City Council agendas are published online. Ciry of Chula Vsta Page 1 Prtnted on 1/7R015 ��l� � _ MEMO �� CHULA VISTA Office of the City Clerk DATE: Januan� S. 201� TO: Honorable �lavor and Cin�Councilmembers FROM: Donna t�orris. Citv Clerk OL�/� SUBJECT: Intervie�v Questions Anached are eight copies of the list of inten�ieti� questions as submitted b}• each Councilmember, with the name of one candidate appearing at the top of each cop}�. You ma��choose to use these copies for.�our o�vn notes if that is helpful. \1'hile the subjec[ of some of the questions ma�� overlap, there were no duplica[e questions. and therefore e��en� question has been listed. The questions are arranged b�� Councilmember, in seniorin� order �vith the D4ayors questions appearing first Depun• Mayor Bensoussan's second. Councilmember Aguilars third, and Councilmember I�7cCann's fourth. Note: The City Attomey advises that ��ou avoid questions re_ardine any applicant's race. ethnicity. religion, gender. aee, famih�/marital status. se�ual orientation. or disabilities(acmal or percei�•ed). 276 Fourth Avenue, Chula Vista, CA 97910 � www.chulavistata.gov � (619j 697-5041 � fax (619) i&�-�i74 1ANUARY 8, 2015 Candidate Name: CITY COUNCILMEMBER APPOINTMENT - INTERVIEW QUESTIONS— 1. Do you consider our proximity to the border as an asset or a liability and what are your ideas to enhance opportunities for transborder business development? (MS) 2. Do you have any ideas or solutions to solve the 5600m price tag to upgrade, repair and improve our existing infrestructure and to fund our future infrastructure needs? (MS) 3. Please describe your job/profession, and how you would work in the demands, challenges, and commitment inherent in a City Council position. (PB) 4. We often speak about our jobs/housing balance deficiency as an obstacle to economic health in Chula Vista. Please describe how you might contribute to laying the ground work for, and creating opportunities for job growth development. (PB) Page � 1 JANUARY 8, 2015 Candidate Name: 5. What is the ONE (one only) thing you want most to accomplish in the two years you would serve on the Council? (PA) 6. What SPECIFIC ACTIONS should THE CITY take to attract businesses and jobs to Chula Vista? (PA) 7. What do you consider to be the biggest challenge of building Chula Vista's Bayfront and would you be in favor of bayside community parks with organized sporting events and concerts? (JM) 8. Please discuss the Grow[h Management Oversight Standards and what you would change? (JM) Page � 2 Item lA: Interviews to Fill Council Seat No. 4 January 8, 2015 Order of Interviews 1. Lisa Moctezuma 2. Shirley Horton 3. James Clark 4. Jason Paguio 5. Thomas Glover 6. Mark Livag 7. William Hall 8. Steve Miesen T sharTurner From: Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2014 �0:29 AM To: CityClerk Subject: Lisa Moctezuma -Appiication for City Councilmember � _ APPLICATIO?�T FOR CIT1' COUl�'CILMEMBER Prefix: Mrs. Name: Lisa Moctezuma Address: Primary Phone:- Seconda Phone: Email: Are you registered to vote in Chula Vista?: Yes Do you live within the City limits of Chula Vista?: Yes How many years have you lived in Chula Vista?: 25 Employer: Latin American Book Source, Inc. Occupation: CFOIBusiness Owner Relevant Education Background: Brandeis University, Bachelor of Arts (graduated summa cum laude, independent major of Italian and Spanish Language and Literature) Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, Certificate in Fund Raising Management Are you currently serving on any board or commission for the City or any other governmental agency? Yes If yes, please list them: San Diego Port-Chula Vista Bayfront Cultural 8 Design Committee Have you previously served on the City Council, or any board or commission for the City or any other governmental agency? Yes If yes,which one(s) and for what period of time?: Planning Commission (8 years, 2 years as Chair), San Diego Port-Chula Vista Bayfront Cultural & 1 Design Committee (2 years), Redevelopment Advisory Committee (3 years, 1 year as Chair) Please list any local, civic or community groups you have been involved with: CHULA VISTA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION - Chula Vista, CA Founding Member, Board Member, 20�3-Present THIRD AVENUE VILLAGE ASSOCIATION - Chula Vis[a, CA President and all Executive Officer positions, Board Member, Design Committee Chair, Promotional Committee Chair, Branding Committee Chair, Economic Restructuring Committee Member, Organizational Committee Member, 1999-2013 CITY OF CHULA VISTA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - Chula Vista, CA Board Member, 2001-2009 ONSTAGE PLAYHOUSE - Chula Vista, CA Board Member, 2004-2007 What experience or special knowledge could you bring to this position? I am passionate about the City of Chula Vista. My extensive civic participation has included over fifteen years of community service I have been the President and Chair of many boards and commissions, including recently terming out as the Chair of the Planning Commission. I have mastered all levels of board responsibilities and governance, as well as expanded my fluency in government operations, economic development, planning processes and permitting procedures. Through that service, I have also proudly served the residents of Chula Vista by facilitating their engagement with government. Additionally, as the Chief Finanaal O�cer for my own business, I have over 25 years of business and management experience that spans the gamut of administration, finance, communications, project management, public relations, customer service and more. I am proud to say that I have the highest degree of integrity and professionalism, bringing excellence to every task I undertake. I would be honored to support the council as another proud champion of our treasured city. What do you hope to accomplish as a Councilmember? Simply put, my greatest desire is to supporl our Mayor, Council and our city residents in achieving theu goals. Service is indeed service. I would wish to lend my intellect, heart and integrity to the public process to facilitate healthy and desirable growth and progress. I understand that, if appointed, I will not be abie to run for City Council or Mayor in the City of Chula Vista for a period of one year following the termination of my appointed term. (See, City Charter Section 303.C.5.) Yes I understand that, if 1 am selected as a finalist, I will be required to complete an Economic Interests Disclosure form, on which 1 must disclose all economic interests that I have within the boundaries of the City of Chula Vista in the categories of investments, income, gifts, and real property. Yes I understand that I must submit a resume along with this completed application and that incomplete applications, applications received without a resume, and applications not received by 5:00 p.m. on December 29, 2014 will not be considered. Yes I understand that this application and any documents submitted in connection with the application process, including the Economic Interests Disclosure form, will be public documents. Yes z Lisa Moctezuma, CFRM Multi-lingual operetions expert with specialized skills in communications, marketing,accounting and project management. Professional Experience INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY FOUNDATION—Communicotions and Operotiorts Monager June, 2010-February, 2014, National City, CA (nonprofit foundation granting 56-7 million dollars per year to Mexico, Latin America and the San Diego-Tijuana border region) . Increased year-end giving by over 709'o through targeted direct mail campaigns . Expanded donor base through development efforts inciuding donor engagement events, board development events, cross-border tours and donor site visits . Secured donation of vehicle for subsidiary(valued over$25,000) . Redeveloped design and copy for annual report resulting in increased donor impact and donations . Doubled fan base and broadened following across multiple social media platforms . Wrote and executed marketing plan, resulting in increased revenue, media presence and local brand recognition . 7rained and supervised staff(up to 15), interns and volunteers . Negotiated vendor contracts to lower operational expenses by over ten thousand dollars annually . Reduced completion time for audit and tax return for three consecutive years, resulting in tax return filing by the IRS deadline for the first time in the foundation's history BULLEN, RUCH &NELLER, LLC.—Business Deve/opment Manager 2008-2010, Chula Vista, CA (largest and oldest public accounting firm in South County) . Developed contad management system which expanded client base and improved client retention rate . Created and edited marketing materials . Increased operational e�ciency through the development of new o�ce procedures and green business practices . Transitioned new clients and resolved client, stakeholder and vendor issues . Created and presented team-building seminars for staff and management LATIN AMERICAN BOOK SOURGE, INC./MOCTEZUMA BOOKS& GALLERY—Owner, Chiej Financio/Officei, Gallery Director 1989-2008, Chula Vista, CA (third largest distributor of Mexican and Latin American publications to the US) . Designed catalog and advertising, scheduled and coordinated catalog production and dissemination, created and produced marketing materials,conducted direct marketing campaigns and designed website . Se�ured earned media and conducted television, newspaper and radio interviews . Wrote and designed press releases and advertising copy, shot press photographs . Managed operations, accounting, budgeting, collections, bank reconciliation,general ledger and financial statements . Managed all human resources including payroll, hiring, training, management and supervision of up to 8 staff members . Organized, coordinated, curated and promoted special events, gallery exhibitions and receptions (bilingual events that included artists' talks paired with authors' literature readings) Lisa Moctezuma, CFRM Community Service&Affiliations CHULA VISTA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION—Chula Vista, CA Founding Member, Board Member, 2013-Present SAN DIEGO PORT-CHULA VISTA BAYfRONT CULTURAL& DE516N COMMITTEE—Chula Vista, CA Committee Member, 2013-Present CITY OF CHULA VISTA VLANNING COMMISSION—Chula Vista, CA Chair, Commissioner, 2006-2014 THIRD AVENUE VILLAGE ASSOCIATION —Chula Vista, CA President and all Executive Officer positions, Board Member, Design Committee Chair, Promotional Committee Chair, Branding Committee Chair, Economic Restructuring Commiitee Member, Organizational Committee Member, 1999-2013 CITY OF CHULA VISTA REDEVELOPMENT ADVISORV COMMITTEE—Chula Vista, CA Chair, Member, 2007-2009 CITY OF CHULA VISTA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE—Chula Vista, CA Board Member, 2001-2009 Education Brandeis University, Bachelor of Arts (graduated summa cum laude, independent major of Italian and Spanish Language and Literature) Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, Certificate in Fund Raising Management Skills . Project management . Budgeting . Customer service . Spanish & Italian fluency . Public speaking . Organizational skills . Editing and copywriting . Board governance . Microsoft Office Suite . Accounting . Donor relations . Human resources Professional & Personal References Available Upon Request n._,, o T sharTurner from: Lisa Moctezuma-Bender Sent: Thursday, December �8, To; CityClerk Subject: Lisa Moctezuma Resume-Application For City Councilmember Attachments: L Moctezuma Resume City Council 2014.docx Hello City of Chula Vista Friends, Attached is my resume to accompany my application. Thank you for receiving and/or forwarding this as appropriate. Thank you in advance for your consideration, Lisa Moctezuma - i TysharTurner From: Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2015 1220 PM To: CiryClerk Subject: Lisa Moctezuma -Application for City Councilmember- ECONOMIC INTERESTS DISCLOSURE � : APPLIC.ATION FOR CIT1' COUNCIL�1E1iBER - ECONO�tIC INTERESTS DISCLOSURE Name: Lisa Moctezuma Email INVESTMENTS Disclose any financial interests with a value greater than $2,000 that you, your spouse, registered domestic partner, or dependent children had with any business located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista (include stocks, bonds, sole proprietorships, partnerships, trusts). List for each investment: Latin American Book Source, Inc. Estimated Value: 5100,001 - 51,000,000 Gross Annual Income Received: 510,001 -S100,000 Amuzetcom Properties Estimated Value: 510,001 -5100,000 Gross Annual Income Received: 510,001 - 5100,000 Jaclodes Properties Estimated Value: 510,001 - 5100,000 Gross Annual Income Received: $10,001 - 5100,000 INCOME Disclose the source and amount of gross income or loan of$500 or more that was received by you, your spouse, or your registered domestic partner during the past year from any source located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista. (You are not required to report loans from commercial lending institutes, child support or alimony payments, or salaries, reimbursements for expenses, social security, disability, or other similar benefit payments from a federal, state, or local government agency.) List for each source of income: Latin American Book Source, Inc. CFO Gross Annual Income Received: 510,001 - 5100,000 GIFTS Disclose the source, description, and value of gift(s) valued at $50 or more from a single source during the past year from any source located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista. A gift is anything of value for which you have not provided equal or greater consideration to the donor. (You are not required to disclose gifts from family members, inheritances, or campaign contributions.) List for each gift: None REAL PROPERTY Disclose interests that you, your spouse, registered domestic partner, or your dependent children had of $2,000 or more during the past year in real property located in the City of Chula Vista or within two miles of the boundaries of the City of Chula Vista. (You are not required to disclose property used exclusively as a personalresidence.) List for each real property: 48 Las Flores Drive Chula Vsta Fair Market Value: 5100,001 - 51,000,000 289 3rd Avenue Chula 1 Vista Fair Market Value: 5100,001 - 51,000,000 Gross Annual Income Received: �10,001 - �100,000 681 Anita Street#102 Chula Vista Fair Market Value: $100,001 - $1,000,000 Gross Annual Income Received: �10,001 - �100,000 I understand that this disclosure and any documents submitted in connection with the appiication process will be public documents. Yes z TysharTurner From: Sent: Monday, December 29, 2014 �1:47 AM To: CityClerk Subject: SHIRLEY HORTON -Application for City Councilmember ;� _ APPLICATION FOR CITY COUNCILA4EAIBER Prefix: Ms. Name: SHIRLEY HORTON Address: Primary Phone:- Seconda Phone: Email: Are you registered to vote in Chula Vista?: Yes Do you live within the City limits of Chula Vista?: Yes How many years have you lived in Chula Vista?: 40 Employer: South Bay Community Services Occupation: Director of Development Relevant Education Background: Bachelor of Science in Accounting-San Diego State University Are you currently serving on any board or commission for the City or any other governmental agency? No Have you previously served on the City Council, or any board or commission for the City or any other governmentalagency? Yes If yes,which one(s) and for what period of time?: late 80's San Diego County Assessment Appeals Board, 1985-91 CV Planning Commission, 1991- 94 CV City Council, 1994-2002 CV Mayor, 2002-2008 State Assembly Please list any local, civic or community groups you have been involved with: MAPBA, South Bay Cities Board of Realtors, Chula Vista Chamber of Commerce, United Way, � Chula Vista Police Foundation, San Diego Fire Rescue Foundation, South Bay Community Services 1 Board of Directors, What experience or special knowledge could you bring to this position? My professional career includes 18 years in real estate,development and investment services, 17+ in local and state elected offices representing Chula Vista, 6 years communiry-related work for nonprofit agencies, and many years of volunteer service on numerous public and private boards and commissions. All of that experience is related directly to the duties of a Chula Vista Council member. I would bring to the job firsthand, in-depth knowledge of municipal budgeting, the city and state legislative processes, and, most important, an understanding of ow governmental decisions impact the community and its residents. What do you hope to accomplish as a Councilmember? A City Council member is one of five architects of the city's future. It is critical that those five architects work together as a team on behalf of a shared vision, not separete designers each going their own way to develop their own dream. My goal is to work collaboratively to help build a family friendly community that offers opportunity for all its residents and all its businesses to prosper and that promotes the highest quality of life. Implementation of the Bayfront plan, developing a university campus, enhancing the arts and community programs, economic revitalization of western Chula Vista, and the promotion of greater economic development in the city are all part of those broader goals. I understand that, if appointed, I will not be able to run for City Council or Mayor in the City of Chula Vista for a period of one year following the termination of my appointed term. (See, City Charter Section 303.C.5.) Yes I understand that, if I am selected as a finaiist, I will be required to complete an Economic Interests Disclosure form, on which I must disclose all economic interests that I have within the boundaries of the City of Chula Vista in the categories of investments, income, gifts, and real property. Yes I understand that I must submit a resume along with this completed application and that incomplete applications, applications received without a resume, and applications not received by 5:00 p.m. on December 29, 2014 will not be considered. Yes I understand that this appiication and any documents submitted in connection with the application process, including the Economic Interests Disclosure form, will be public documents. Yes 2 SHIRLEI' HORT'OI�' EDUC.ATION ]976 San Dieeo Scare Uni.�ersicv Bachelor of Science, Accountine RELEV"ANT EXPERIENCE 2010 — Present South Bati� Community Sen�ices, Director of Development 2008- 2010 Do��vto«v San Diego Parmership- President 2002- 2008 State Assembly Representati��e, District 78 1994-2002 City of Cbula Vista - n4ayor 1991-1994 City of Chula Vista- City Council �4ember 1985-1991 City of Chula Vista- Planning Commissioner 1978-1994 lnvestment Marketins Sen�ices-Co-Founder 1976-]978 Zogab & Associates-Real Estate & Development late 80's San Diego County Assessment Appeals Board CURRENT PUBLIC SERVICE 2009-20li United �Va�� Board 1�4ember 2009- current Chula Vista Police Foundation Board Member 2012- current San Dieeo Fire Rescue Foundation Board �4ember TysharTurner From: Sent: , , AM To: CityClerk Subject: SHIRLEY HORTON - Application for City Councilmember- ECONOMIC INTERESTS DISCLOSURE � : APPLICaT10\' FOR CITI' COUNCIL�1E1iBER - ECON0�41C INTERESTS DISCLOSURE Name: SHIRLEY HORTON Email: INVESTMENTS Disclose any financial interests with a value greater than $2,000 that you, your spouse, registered domestic partner, or dependent children had with any business located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista (include stocks, bonds, sole proprietorships, partnerships, trusts). List for each investment: Bank of America 2k-10k US Bank 10k-100k ATBT 2K-10K INCOME Disclose the source and amount of gross income or loan of$500 or more that was received by you,your spouse, or your registered domestic partner during the past year from any source located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista. (You are not required to report loans from commercial lending institutes, child support or alimony payments, or salaries, reimbursements for expenses, social security, disability, or other similar benefit payments from a federal, state, or local government agency.) List for each source of income: South Bay Communiry Services Director of Development Over 100k GIFTS Disclose the source, description, and value of gift(s) valued at $50 or more from a single source during the past year from any source located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista. A gift is anything of value for which you have not provided equal or greater consideration to the donor. (You are not required to disclose gifts from family members, inheritances, or campaign contributions.) List for each gift: N/A REAL PROPERTY Disclose interests that you, your spouse, registered domestic partner, or your dependent children had of $2,000 or more during the past year in real property located in the City of Chula Vista or within two miles of the boundaries of the City of Chula Vista. (You are not required to disclose property used exclusively as a personal residence.) List for each real property: The Gates lot 126 in Eastlake 100k-!M 3840-3860 Alameda Way, Bonita over 1M 10k-100k I understand that this disclosure and any documents submitted in connection with the application process i will be public documents. Yes z Elizabeth Briggs From: Sent Sunday, December 21;2014 1:12 PM To: CityClerk Subject James Clark- Application for City Councilmember � _. APPLiCAT101� FOR CITY COM'CILMEMBER ' Prefix: Mr. Name: James Ctark Address: Primary Phone: Seconda Phone: Email Are you registered to vote in Chula Vista?: Yes Do you live wiNin the City limits of Chula Vista?: Yes How many years have you lived in Chuta Vista?: 11 . Employer: US-Mexico Border Philanthropy Partnership Occupation: Executive Diredor Relevant Education Background: BS in Advertising and Marketing, University of tllinois Are you eurrenUy serving on any board or commission for the City or any other govemmental agency? No Have you previously served on the City Council, or any board or commission for the City or any other govemmental agency? Yes If yes,which one�s) and tor what period oi time?: Intemational Friendship Commission 2005-2013 :` Please list any lowl, civic or community groups you have been involved with: XLNC1 Classical Music Advisory Board San Diego Citizens Diplomacy Council Tijuana Economic , . � Development Corp. (Advisory) Tijuana Innovadora (Bi-National Committee) Friends of Irapuato What experience or special knowledge could you bring to this position? 3D Years Devloping trade and cross-border relationship with Mexico, Ti�uana in particular. What do you hope to accomplish as a Councilmember? 1. Bring four-year university to Chula V�sta 2 Engage more participabon m city affairs by those who hve in Chula Vista, but do not work here. 3. Foster cross-border economic development with Baja Califomia I understand that, if appointed, I will not be abfe to run for City Council or Mayor in the City of Chula Vista for a period of one year following the tertnination of my appointed term. (See, City Charter Section 303.C.5.) Yes I understand that, if I am selected as a finalist, I will be required to complete an Economic Interests Disclosure form, on which I must disclose all economic interests that I have within the boundaries of the City of Chula Vista in the categories of investments, income, gifts,and real property. Yes I understand that I must submit a resume along with this completed application and that incomplete applications, applications received without a resume, and applications not received by 5:00 p.m. on December 29, 2014 will not be considered. Yes I understand that this application and any documents submitted in connection with the apptication process, including the Economic Interests Disclosure form, will be public documents. Yes z JAMES CHARLES CLARK 2009-to Praent Sao Diego-Tijuana Sman Border Coalitioo, San Diego/Executire Direcror The primary eoal of the Coalition is to have the private sector wori:w�ith the public sector to brin� efficiency to the border betw•een California and Baja Califomia for people and cargo. The Coalition Working Committee includes stal:�holdcrs in both sectors from San Dieeo and Tijuana The Coalition Board of Directors concists of 1? members �ach from. both ciries as w�ell az the mavors of both cities and the Consuls General of Mexico and the United Siate:. Goals are 20'minutes or less for-�erteral traffic, pedesrrians and careo, and 10 minutes or Irss for SHNTRUGIobal Enm� Trus�ed Ta.•elers. In 2014, the SBC separa�ed Bom thc San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce wherc Clari: w•u Direnor of bo[h organiations. Member: San Diego Diplomac�� Council, former member Chula Vista lntemational Friendchip Commission, LEAD San Di�go Advisorv Council. 20012013 San Diego Regional ChamDer of CommercelMesico Business Center,San Diego/ Director General The Mexico Business Center was formed in 2003 to hclp the San Die�o business communin� ta}:e advantaee of the citv s prozimin� to Tijuana and Meaico. At the MBC, ' CIaz1: produced the annual Intemarional Tribute Aw•ard honorins Meaican cabinet ministers and tocal cultural and business oreani7ations that helped tinl: the bi-national region, the world's largest in two countries. Clark also organized policy and trade mission to both Mexico City and 11'ashington•annuall}• for trn years. In 2010 and 2013; he hosted �he commcrce seactaries of Canada, Mezico and [he Uni�ed States (or _ conferences on Nonh American Competiriveness and Innovation. ]997-2003 United Ststes-I�tesico Chamber of Commeree, L.os Aogeles/San Diego/ Esxucive Director/California Pacific Chapter. Responsible for che operations and go�th of the charnber whose mission is to encourage and assist trade and commerce ben��een [he United Srates and Mexico. Raponsble for [he states of Califomia, Baja Califomia and Baja Califomia Sur. De�•elops memberships. Consults H•ith members concemine'busineu in Mexico. Plans and eaecutes successful aade missions from Mexico to Califomia and Gom California to Mexico. The USMCOC is headquanered in Washington and Mexico Cip�. Organiud visit to Mezico City by then Los Mgeles Mayor James K. Hahn. Lieutenant Governor Cruz Bustaman[e, and California visit for then-Guanajuato Govemor Vicente Foa. 199b1997 A7exico Ventures, In•inelAleiico Cih•. Principal/Managing Director. Mexico Ventura acsists Mexican campanies to develop ihe marl:et and ull thev �oodc and srn�ices into the United States—particularly Califomia. It also assists Mexican companies iha� are sed:ing joim venture parmers and/or invesiors. forei� in.•escors are helped to loca�e, evaluate and invest in and/or purchaze Meaican btisinesses. Meaico � Ven[ures consults with several specialn• indusoies: including a�ibusiness. publishin� technolo��, health care. hospi[alirv. [ourism, fiuni[ure-mal:ing, Cood and bevera�e, building macerials, fachioa and manufacturing. As managing director. Clar}: w•as in • charee of both offices. Internacional consultant to the Cin�of Irvine. - • 1993-1996 Freedom Communica�ions, Ine, In•inelMiami. Director of Magazine Decelopment/Publisher . Freedom Communications is a major media company ihat ou�ns daily neaspapers (such . az the Orange Counn Regis�u).nen�•ort:-affiliaied�elevision stations and maeazina. As . direcror of maeazine development. Clark was instrumcntal in the acqwsition and manaeement of the nation's two leading iniemational publications—H'orld Trade. for American erecuiives active in �lobal markets. and Lalin Trade, a source for business and manaeement infortnation on Laiin America and the Caribbean. Miami: In Miami. Clark Has publisher of Latin Trade, liaison to the In�ernaiional business publishin,communin� and an ad��isor io Ihe World Trade Center Miami and the Florida Trade Data Cemer. 1992-1993 IBMI Holdings Limited, N'oodland Hills/Beijing. Managing Director/Marketing Director. IBMI w�as an intemational consuhing companp involved in joint venWres w�ith Chinese companies to develop and exploit China's iechnical and namral resources. Clark interpreied iechnical ma�erial H�rinen by the Chinese to be understood by laymen. Clark consulted with and desi�ned markeiing pro�_rams for Chinese clients. 1989-1992 Signature Pacific Corporetion, Los Angeles/Meaico Cih. Vice PresidenUManaging Diredor/Marketing Director. SPC was an imemational trade and consulting company. Clark's major emphasis was on mazke�ing Mexican products and assisting companies to establish business in- or relocaie - businesses�o Me�ico. 1987-1969 QED/California Design Publications, Los Angeles/San Francisco/San Diego. (Dn�sion ajCalifornia Afaga=ine.r. /nc.1 PublishedCEO. Publisher and H�ri�er of annual books shou�ing the works of intemationall�• acclaimed architects. landscape archiiects and interior designers. �gg}�gg7 Executire Publications, Int.. Los Angeles/Cosla Mesa/San Francisco. President/Pu blish er. Published 7"he fxecurire Maeazine, the largest regional monthly business maeazine in the United Staies. The magazine focused on Los Angeles and Oranee Counties' business eaecwives. There aas a special emphasis on the region's groaing interna�ional trade. Won numerous national aH�ards. Wro[e anides in each issue. 1978-1982 San Francisco Magazine, Inc., San Francisco. PresidenUPublishcr Published San Francisco Magazine, the largest magazine covering�he San Froncisco Baq Area. 1968-1978 EasUWesl NetNOrk, Inc., Los Angeles/New YorlJLondon. Associa�e Publisher/Ezecutive Vice President/Editorial Director. �Vorld's lar�esi publisher of ten airline irt-flight maeazines. Clien�s included: Pan Am. Delta. Eazrem. Continental, US Airu�a�•s. PSA and United and four hotel chains. Militan•: U.S. Army Information Sen•ices—Fort ICnoz. Ken�ucky. New� Rochelle, New� York, and N�ilrzburg. Germam�. Education: B. S. Joumalism and Communications. Univrrsit�• of Illinois. Urbana, Illinois. Major: MarAetin�and Advenisin�. Languages: English and basic Spanish. Some French. Italian, German. Citizenship: United States of America; Pertnaneni Residem of Mexico Born: Olne�•. Illinois. HomeloN•n: Chula Vista, Califomia. Interests: �1'riiing. public speaking, cycling,s�rimmine, and international travel. _ Elizabeth Briggs � . . ., :� . From: James Clark Sent Sunday, December 21;2014 121 PM To: CityClerk Subject City Council Application Resume Attachments: Resume 2014.doc Donna Norris City Clerk Chula V'ista, California Please find.the attached resume to accompany the application for consideration for Chula Vista City Council Interim Seat (submitted earlier today). Thank you. James Clark , s Elizabeth B�iggs � From: Sent on ay, anuary , O15 8:34 PM To: CityClerk Subject lames Gark - Application for City Councilmember - ECONOMIC INTERESTS DISCLOSURE �� _ PPL[CATION FOR CITY COUNCILMEMBER - ECONOMIC INTERESTS DISCLOSURE Name: James Clark Email INVESTMENTS Disclose any financial interests with a value greater than $2,000 that you, your spouse, registered domestic paRner, or dependent children had with any business located, doing business, planning to do business,or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista (include stocks, bonds,sole proprietorships, partnerships,trusts). List for eaeh investment: None. INCOME Disclose the source and amount of gross income or loan of 8500 or more that was received by you, your spouse,or your registered domestic partner during the past year from any source located,doing busirtess, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chufa Vista. (You are not required to report loans from commercial lending institutes, ehild support or alimony payments, or salaries, reimbursements for expenses, social security,disability, or other similar benefit payments from a federal,state;ot Ixal govemment agency.) List for each source of income: None GIFTS Disclose the source, description, and value of gift(s) valued at 850 or more from a single source during the past year from any souree Iocated, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City oi Chula Vista. A gik is anything of value for which you have not provided equal or greater consideration to the donor. (You are not required to disclose gifts from family members, inheritances,or campaign contributions.) List for each gift: None REALPROPERTY ' Disclose interests that you, your spouse, registered domestic partner, or your dependent children had ot E2,000 or more during the past year in real propeRy located in the City of Chula Vista or within two miles of the boundaries of the City of Chula Vista. (You are not required to disclose property used exclusively as a personal residence.) List for each real propeRy: None 1 understand that this disclosure and any documen4s submitted in connection with the application process 1 will be public documents. Yes S 2 �<<// _. �'�i`' � RECEIVED an a APPLICATION FOR CITY COUNCILMEMBER criuin v�57n '14 �C 26 All �2 A r�sum�must be submitted along with a completed application to be considered. Application Deadline:Applications will6e accepted by the Office of the City Gerk until�b��fi��!��z9,,2014, ot 276 Fourth Avenue, Building A, Chula Vista or online at www.chulavis�� : p c < <� 1. First and Last Name: (+7Mr. ❑ Ms. L�Mrs.C�Other. _) Jason Paguio 2. E-mail: Phone: 3. Home Address: City: - Zip: � 4. Do you live within the city limits oF Chula Vista? �!Yes Q No If yes, how long? �� Years S. Are you registered to vote in the City'? i,/Yes ❑ No 6. Present Employer: Parade Band Foundation, Inc. Occupation: Nonprofit Executive 7. Relevant Educational Background: Business Administration, Music Education 8. Are you currently serving on any board or commission for the City or any other governmental agency? (If selected for the City Council,you must resign from your current City board or commission position in order to serve.) VYes ❑ No If yes,which one(s)? Cultural Arts Commission Citv of Chula Vista 9. Have you previously served on the Ciry Council,or any board or commission for the City or any other governmental agency? ❑Yes itNo If yes,which one(s)? Dates Served: 10.Please list any local,civic or community groups you have been involved with: •Commissioner,City of Chula Vista Cuftural Arts Commission •VP,Pubhc AKairs,PhihppinrAmenran 8usiness Improvement 8 Development •PuWic Poliry Committee,Soulh Counry Economic Devebpment Countll •MemDer/Public Speaker AGvocate,Califomia Music Educators Assodation •Intematwnal Business Committee,ChuW Yista Chamber of Commerce •Commiltee Member,San Diego Bowl Games Association •MemberlGrants Committee,Chula V�sta Charitable FouMation •Citizens Advisory Commiriee,Chula Usta Public Library Stralegic Vision PWn •Board Member.South Bay Alliance fw Arts Educahon •Member,San Diego Public Leadership Instilute 11. What eaperience or special knowledge could you brine to this position? •Business Management •Nonprofit Management •Public Edu�atbn •M5 Advocacy •PublidPrivate Partnerships •Community OWeach Initiatives •Organizational Leadership •Public Speaking •Budget Management •Metlia 8 Press Relatbns 'When used in this Applicatlon,[he term"City"refers to the City o(Chula Vista. (Contlnued on Page 2) 1 � Page 12 / 2074 12. What would you hope to accomplish as a Councilmember? Serve anG be paA of cohesrve feam of councilmembers,working produclively with city staH to. •Further economic development and job creation. •Continue implementanon of Chula Vista Bayfront Master Plan Project •Continue moving Universiry Projed forward to Dewme a reality. •Continue public safely as a prionry lo keep Chula Vista top safest cities in San Diego Cowty and Nation. •Continue free wmmuniry events which bnng residents together and showcase city lo visitors •Prowde antl increase community outreach imhatives to sohcil public feedDack and infortna4on •Further aAS and culture as an impoAant and vital part of Ihe Chula Vista community and economy. Acknowledgements Please initial the lines below to acknowledge each statement: —/� 1 understand that, if appointed, 1 will not be able to run for City Council or Mayor in the �J City of Chula Vista for a period of one year following the termination of my appointed term. (See, City Charter Section 303,C.S.) J� I understand that, if I am selected as a finalist, 1 will be required to complete an Economic �� d Interests Disclosure form, on which 1 must disclose all economic interests that 1 have within the boundaries of the City of Chula Vista in the categories of investments, income, gifts, and real property. �/ ° I understand that I must submit a resume along with this comple[ed application and that incomplete applications, applications received without a resume,and applications not received by 5:00 p.m. on December 29, 2014 will not be considered. `!� 1 understand that this application and any documents submitted in connection with the application process, including the Economic Interests Disclosure form,wil] be public documents. 1 hereby certify under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the information I have provided in this application is true and correct, and that I meet the qualifications of this offce as established by the Chula Vista Charter and other applicable statutory or constitutional laws � Signature "—" / Date �� 3 2 � Page - Applic � tior, for City Councilmenibrr 12 / 2014 J (A l(�O� �(� y � �� Experienced and accomplished business �ri J � L t ow•ner, nonprofit director,educator, city Ocommissioner, and communit��volunteer w•ith O great perspective and understanding of how all wmponents of the city can w�ork together to 0 creati��elp utilize all of its resources. EXPERTISE AWARDS � Business�lanagement.Education,Nonprofit \1anagement.Arts Advocacy,Public/Private Partnerships,Leadership Education,Communi[y ti�ui Airy��Ru.in�•...J�,urrr�rl..�an Uiryu. (':1 Outreach Ini[ia[ives.Organizational Leadership. "F.mer,iii:Genciati��n:2.;in thi�u�°u,"(2u141 Public Speaking,Budget nlanagement,Media& Press Relations.Grassroots Campaign Efforts !'hiAppinr-.lmrri�un It�i�inr.,hnprmrnrrnl R�l�rrrinpnrrnL Sun htrqu. (�.l ..hi.in;;ti[arA�carJ"(2U1}) EX P E R I E N C E (7u�1 u 1 i>ta('homhrr uJ('nnvnrrrr.('hu/u 1'isl u. C.t ..Pacc�cttcrul the Yi•:ir:l�c.nd'(2012.Zn13) ..tipirit ul lncid��cnlcnl'(21111) Pu�udr Rund FiwnJnliun. Arr. Presi<I1911&-C61)03:2(110- Pn•srnt Nurol tir��lti.d Pipr lfunJ.l.�.urio7i��n Hryimrn(u/ lim i�('vnrpaur. 1.L(' Glu.gnu�. (�nurd h�iuyJum >I:m:��ine 1'artncr uq.2uu6- 1'n:ent •.\\�orld Champiuu"\\'inncr.Ih�um\iajur .ti'�rrrl�rulrr I:niun lliyh.ti��huul Ni.(rirl � - > � > G:r�I:ikc 11 i;h School u7,3uu7 ('suu-I.:uu i.:ul u.:u�3.:u�i) \lu,ir F.duratur U7;3O1L5- Prr<rni urn(iimrJ an Pp.1 CURRENT CIVIC COMMITMENTS EDUCATION • Commissioner,Ciri of Chula Vista Cultural Arts Commission San Diego Ciq�College • Public Polic}•Committee.South Counh�Economic Decelopment Council -San Diego,C.9 • InternationalBusinessCommittee,Chula\'istaChamberofCommerce �yi„��i,��.��i��i.,��i� • Alember/GrantsCommittee,Chula\'istaCharitableFoundation \Iu.icl{dur:i�inn • Roard b1ember.South Bar Alliance forArts Education • D9ember/Public Speaker.Advocate,California\1usic Educators Association I�c:m'>I lunur i.i>t • VP,PublicAffairs,Philippine-American Business Improvement&Development �'��j�';��' �� • Committee\fember,San Diego Bowl Games Association • Citizens Advisory Committee,Chula Vista Pu61ic Libran�Strategic Vision Plan • (Former)\tember,San Diego Public Lcadership Institute ` J�nnn Piiquiu Puyr I uJ' PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE CONTINUED PuiuJr RunJl�ounJ�ihan lnr I'i r.�di•nl S ('Ct 7 Serving as President and CEO,Parade Rand Foundation,Inc.h:�s hecnme Chula\'ista and San �� _q��_ pi�.�i.�� Diego'slargestparadebandreviewandcnmmunily(estival(Chula\'�staParade.org).TheFnundation �s an all-volunteerorganizatiun which helps tn suppur�Ihe arts by annuall}'ax�arding lhousands of dollars in grants,scholarships,travel assistance,awards,incenlives,all while proriding rducational oppor[unities to scholastic organizatiuns Through crcalive partnership with the Ota}'Ranch Town Cen[er,Chula\'ista Chamber of Commerce.and Soulh Bay Famil}'TMCA,the event has connected both the communih'and local businesses in a synergistic almosphere thal had nol been achieved before.As the largest evenl uf its kind in San Dirgo anJ top five largest in Southern Cali(ornia,Ihe ecent draws Ihousands of participants from lhroughout San Diego and as far as Burbank,Diamond Bar,Lancaster,Rnwland Heighls,Placentia,EI Monte,Downey,Pico Rivera,Yomona,Palm Desert, South El Nonte,LaAewood,Elsinore,Ln Hnhra,Ynrba Linda,and Calexico--all lo Chula Vista.Held ecerr Veleran's Dac N'eekend,the event honors uur nalion:J heroes as`A Salute lo Our Veterans" Ile>pumibilitic� • Fuunded,crea[ed,andJ�rceteJorgani>.atiunm�ssiuqubjectrvon,andviaiun. • Successful awardee o(ci[y and county grants,sponsorships and donations,exceedingorganization fundraising goals • Establishedorganizatiun'sannualqivingtoschoolmusicprograms,totalingovcrS40,000 in grants,scholarships,and incen[ives since 2010. • Regotia[ed�ucce�s(ul Fusiness parinerships wi[h Chula Vic[a Chamberof Commerce,South Nay Family yMCA,Otay Ranch Town Center,Macy's,San Diego Bowl Games Association. • Collaboratedsuccess(ulemnmunityoutreachlhrnughlocalmediasupporlwithTheStarNew•s, Our Hometown Magazine,Living East,San Diego Family Alagazine,Nexicn Aqui. • Manageorganization'sall-vulun[eeractivitiesandvolunteersta(fdutics. Hripnrrnlul:llu�i�('umpiiqr. /.Ll� \l:uta�in_I'.utnei AManagmgPar[nerandCo-FounderofAegimentalMaceCompanyLLC,lhecompanyisone �� ,,�� _ �,i , ii�� o(only5compamesworldwide,andoneof2�a[ionally,thatmanufactures,assemhles,and distributes ornamenlal/instrumental devices forscholastic,universily,pohce,fire,and military musical organizalions.Wi�h distribution and partnership nn almost cecry continent,Ihe company has suld to over a dozen countrics,induding mihtary contracls wrth lhe US I�avy,US Marines, U$Army,US Border Patrol,Royal Cenad�anAir Furce,Royal ArmV of Oman,Royal Canadian Mounted Pohce,and lhe Canad�an Scottish Reqiment. Hcpun<ibilrtira • SupporlednewproducttesLS,[es[markets,produc[ionandcyuipmentdevelopmenl. • ]ntegratednewtechnologiesindecignanddevelopmentolproducts. • SuccessPollymanagedanddiversifiedvendorcnntracic,reducingcnslsbyuptn;30%.. • Created and implemented successful marketinqslralegiee,resultinginworldwidegroxtih. • Gxetuledthelmplemen[ationofdis[ributorshipandparincrshipon5con[inentsu�ith sales to more than a dozen countries. .tiirrr(iru(ri ( niun Ili�lh l'rbnu/Ni../ri�i Dunng tenure ufinstructmg the marchmgAand and concert bands,Eastlake High School has \lu<it'liduratur.lia>lL�kell��h representedChulaV�staonanationallevel,performingattheworld-rcnowncdCarnegieHail,the Schun�(07'O_UI171 ChicagoSymphonyCenter,andearnedlheGnldMedalasacompclit�vemarch�ngband.Ilsstudenls regularly achieve placemenls in Slate and Local HonorGroups,such as Califurnia All-State Honor Ui 3UI I.i- Pi eacn� Bands and Orchec�ras and SUHSD Honor Bands and Jazz Rands.Locally,the band has performed (or civ�c even[s,cnmmunily celebrations,and the openings of Incal husinesses.With drastic cu[s fo elementary music across the state,a crealive pubhc/privatc par[nership was(ormed wuh the Eastlake High School music program and Bertrand's Music to create the South Ba}'1'oung 1.lusicians,which prm•ides Gee music instruction to local elementary school students bp a credenlialed music teacher. Hc�p�in>�hilific> • FaciLtatedorganizationmembershipgrowthby1504rinfirst4ycars. • ]mplemen[ed succe�sful�ystem o(ins[rumental music inctruc[inn[o.tudents,including:San Diego$pmphom•musicians,mililary musicians,and recording arlisls. • Created puAlic/private partnersh�p to provide frec music inslructiun to local Chula Vista elementan�school students by a credenl�aled music teacher. • Managed slafl budpcl and hours. Jinnn Pupuru Pugr_n�_ TysharTurner From: Sent: e nes ay, anuary , 15 1:59 PM To: CityClerk Subject: Jason Paguio -Application for City Councilmember- ECONOMIC INTERESTS DISCLOSURE � : APPLICATION FOR CIT1' COU\CIL1IEil1BER - ECON0�41C I\'TERESTS DISCLOSURE Name: Jason Paguio Email: INVESTMENTS Disclose any financial interests with a value greater than 52,000 that you, your spouse, registered domestic partner, or dependent children had with any business located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista (include stocks, bonds, sole proprietorships, partnerships, trusts). List for each investment: N/A INCOME Disclose the source and amount of gross income or loan of$500 or more that was received by you, your spouse, or your registered domestic partner during the past year from any source located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista. (You are not required to report loans from commercial lending institutes, child support or alimony payments, or salaries, reimbursements for expenses, social security, disability, or other similar benefit payments from a federel, state, or local government agency.) List for each source of income: Parade Band Foundation, Inc., recipient of grants: 51,001 - 510,000: 54,100 - City of Chula Vista. 51,001 - 510,000: 57,000 - County of San Diego. No income personally received. GIFTS Disclose the source, description, and value of gift(s) valued at $50 or more from a single source during the past year from any source located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista. A gift is anything of value for which you have not provided equal or greater consideration to the donor. (You are not required to disclose 9ifts from family members, inheritances, or campaign contributions.) List for each gift: N/A REAL PROPERTY Disclose interests that you, your spouse, registered domestic partner, or your dependent children had of $2,000 or more during the past year in real property located in the City of Chula Vista or within two miles of the boundaries of the City of Chula Vista. (You are not required to disclose property used exclusively as a personal residence.) List for each real property: N/A I understand that this disclosure and any documents submitted in connection with the application process 1 will be public documents. Yes z TysharTurner From: Sent: Monday, ecem er , 2014 4:52 PM To: CityClerk Subject: Thomas Glover-Application for City Councilmember i� _. .APPLICATION FOR CITY COLT?VCILMEMBER Prefix: Mr. Name: Thomas Glover Add ress• Primary Phone Secondary Phone: Email: Are you registered to vote in Chula Vista?: Yes Do you live within the City limits of Chula Vista?: Yes How many years have you lived in Chula Vista?: 48 Employer: Sweetwater Union High School District Occupation: Educator Relevant Education Background: I have a Doctorate in Organizational Management and a Masters Degree in Educationai Administration. These are all focused in the public schools and systems. Are you currently serving on any board or commission for the City or any other governmental agency? No Have you previously served on the City Council, or any board or commission for the City or any other govemmental agency? Yes If yes, which one(s) and for what period of time?: Citizens Bond Oversight Committee CVESD Please list any local, civic or community groups you have been involved with: Eastlake Education Foundation South Bay Outlaws (Giris Lacrosse) BSA Troop 816 1 What experience or special knowledge could you bring to this position? I bring a public servant and almost lifelong resident perspective to the position. I was raised on what is considered the west side of the city and live on the east side. I am aware of the challenges facing our communities and look to serve for the greater good of all Chula Vista residents. I have a weatth of experience in problem solving, resource management, and budgeting. What do you hope to accomplish as a Councilmember? I would like to assists with the city moving forward in developing our bay front, pursuing a university, and begin to expand our business and retail base to bring jobs and opportunity to our community. I look forward to working collaboratively in serving our city. I understand that, if appointed, I will not be able to run for City Council or Mayor in the City of Chula Vista for a period of one year following the termination of my appointed term. (See, City Charter Section 303.C.5.) Yes 1 understand that, if I am selected as a finalist, I will be required to complete an Economic Interests Disclosure form, on which I must disclose all economic interests that 1 have within the boundaries of the Ciry of Chula Vista in the categories of investments, income, gifts, and real property. Yes I understand that I must submit a resume along with this completed application and that incomplete applications, applications received without a resume, and applications not received by 5:00 p.m. on December 29, 2014 will not be considered. Yes 1 understand that this application and any documents submitted in connection with the application process, including the Economic Interests Disclosure form, will be public documents. Yes 2 THOA7AS .4. GLOVER Education: Doctorate of Fducation in Organizational Manaeement University of La Verne,La Veme, Califomia, September 2006 Master of Science in Fducational Administration I�'ational University, San Dieeo.California,January 1994. Bachelors of Ans— History, 1986 � Universiry California San Dieeo. San Die�o.California Credentials: Professional Clear Adminisvative Services Credential Single Subject Bilingual Cross Cultural Credential (Spanish), Professional Administrati�e Experience: 2014 —Present Sweern�ater Union High School Districr. Chief Compliance Officer Promote a culture that fos[ers ethical and compliant behavior by evaluatin�,plannino, implementing and monitoring district-wide compliance programs,policies and procedures. Monitor efforts to meet requirements of Title IX. He1p to create and maintain the Disu-ict's commitment to equal opponuniry,and foster a discrimination free clima[e in all district pro�rams and activities. Pro��ide policy information and guidance to personnel. Serve as or desienate a Complaint Resolution Officer. Initiate actions and investieations.Collaborate �vith district departments. Facilitate meetines and vainings. Provide a�w-ide variety of reports and data. 2012 — 2014 Sweenvater Union High School District: Principal- Castle Park Hieh School Responsible for the day-to-day operations of a 1600+ student 9-12 comprehensive campus with 97 staff. Pro��ide inswctional leadership for the implementation of a standards based educatio�al learnine environment for students. Conduct in-service reeardin� Common Core Standards. Evaluation of management, certificated and classified staff. Support studen[s and families through the School Site Council process for site plan development and shazed decision-making. Monitor daily swdent attendance. Administerine of required state examinations. Enforcement of all disvict policies and state education codes. Coordinated all personnel selections. Oversee the monitoring of ]ntemational Baccalaureate, Specia] Education and EL and Cateeorical programs. Designed, developed and implemented school master schedule. h4anaged site bud_ets. Oversee the monitoring of Athletic and Tide IX site proLrams. Collaborate with outside agencies to create systems of wrap azound services. Grant Collaborator for Promise I�'eiehborhoods �30.000.000 Grant au•ard. 2008 — 201 1 Sweenvater Unron High Schoof Districr. Director of Human Resources Director of Classified Personnel Responsible for the implementation. direction and maintenance of district's certificated and classified personnel services indudins ne�otiations. labor relations, staffine, and �overnmental compliance. Served as Chief Neeotiator with Certificated and Classified Bargaining Groups. Execute classified and certificated ]ay off process. Conduct Grievances Hearin�s. Prepare "Skelly" documents for employee discipline. Panicipate in dismissal proceedinas �vith Office of Administrative Hearin�s. Mediate conflicu. Monitor site master schedules ensuring compliance with staffing allocation. Interpret contract language. Education Code, Board Policy and employment reoulations for compliance with disuict, local, state, and federal requuements. Serve as resource for 31 high school and middle schools sites, and 42 disuict departments, and satellite facilities. Manage a range of personnel processes (e.g. recruitment, hiring, transfer, evaluation, resignation, retirement. termination, FMLA, ADA, EEOC etcJ for regulatory compliance. Administer process for employee testine, interview, and evaluation. Participate i❑ Interactive Process for Accommodation. Support Disvict Title IX O�cer 2003 —2008 Chulo Vista Elementary School Districr. Principal- EastLake Elementary School Responsible for the day-to-day operations of a 700 student K-6 campus with 53 staff. Provide instructional leadership for the implementation of a standards based educational leaming environment for students. Elevated Overall API score from 757 to of 821. Elevated sub�roups scores for Hispanics from 709 to 797, and for ELLs from 719 to 750. Evaluation of certificated and classified staff. Pane] member for certificated eligibility pool. Suppon students and families through the School Site Council process for site plan development and shared decision-making. Monitor daily student attendance. Administering of required state examinations. Enforcement of all district policies and state educa[ion codes. Coordinated all personnel selections and the G.A.T.E., Special Education and ELL programs. Designed, developed and implemented school master schedule. Published student handbook. Managed site budgets. 1999—2003 Sweetx�ater Union Hrgh School Disn-ict: Assistant Principal: Southwest High School Provide instructional leadership for the Ninth (91h) Grade Instructional Academy. Program was later recoanized as a Golden bell recipient. Elevated overall API 501 to 569 Responsible for maintaining a safe and secure campus. Evaluation of certificated and classified staff. Swdent Discipline. Monitoring of daily student attendance. Site S.A.R.B. program. Administering of required state examinations. Enforcement of all district policies and state educauon codes. Liaison to San Ysidro School District Coordinated 9m Grade Academy Program and Freshmen Student L.ed Conferences. Select / Monitor Athletic and Extra-cumcular Coaching staff. Designed, developed and implemen[ed schoo] master schedule. 1996— 1999 Sweern�ater Union High School District: A. P. — S[udent Activities: EastLake High Schoo! Responsible for maintaining and budgeting al] student body finances. Evaluation of certificated, classified, and exVa-duty staff. Development, implementation, and evaluation of student activities. Responsible for daily operations �of the student store. Monitoring of all campus club and athletic team financial accounts. Responsible for supen�ising campus facilities, Custodians, and Gardeners. Designed, developed and � published student handbook. Or�anized all class activities including [he Prom, GradNi�ht, and graduation activities. Coordinated al] athletic schedules, equipment Purchases, and CIF activities. Selection of Coaches and extra-curricular staffin�. Implementation of Freshmen Orientation Program cited in Distinguished School Recognition 1991 — 1996 Hrl(�op High School Attendance / Resource Advisor: Responsible for school wide attendance monitoring of unresolved absences, parent conferences and home visits for attendance. Coordination of Saturday School Program. Responsible for function and monitoring of student study team. Action and intervention on campus drug and �ang concems. Coordinated the program tha[ sen[ 32 high school tutors to CVESD elementary schools. Parent N�ght Organizer (Bilingual) 1991 — 1992 Hilllop Learning Center Lead Teacher! Program Coordina[or: Responsible for the daily operations of a 120 student. 5 staff inember Dropout Prevention program. .4dditional duties indude monitoring course credits earned. parent orientadon meetings (Bilingual),registering new students, the development of alternative curriculum, and the e��aluation of classified staff. Secondar}• Teaching Experience: 1988 — 1991 General Education Bilingual Teachin� assienments included: Chula Vista Junior High School.Hilltop and Mume[a Vallev High Schools. General Education subjects included V1'orld Geography History. Social Sciences, and Spanish. University Teaching/Presenter Experience: Guest L.ecturer, San Dieeo State Uni��ersity, Educarional Leadership Development 6.S.i, Guest Presenter, San Die�o Count}� Office of Education Specia!Education Leadership Academy—Human Resources & Special Ed. Staffrng Professional Organ izations: A.C.S.A. Association of Califomia School AdminisVa[ors N.A.S.S.P. National Associa[ion of Secondary School Principals N.A.E.S.P. I��ational Association of Elementary School Principals Professional Development and Training: • Title IX • F.R.I.S.K. Evaluation Trainine • ACSA Personnel .4dminisvators Academy • Neeotiacing in Difficult Times Workshop • ACSA Personnel Instimte • Doctoral CourseH�ork - Conflict Management 8� Communications - Educational Resources Manaeement - Educational Change.Plannine, and Fumres - Decision Makine - Organizational Theory e£ Development • CASBO Trainin� • Teach First—Insvuctional Leadership Teams • Gradual Release of Responsibility— Instructional Model • Text Talk for Houghton Mifflin Reading Series • California School Leadership Academy Graduate • Building Professional Leamine Communities • AB 466 Principal's Trainine • 7 Habits of Hi�hly Effective People Professional �i'riting: Dissertation: Job Satisfaction of Public High Schoo!Assistont Principals in San Diego Count��. Universitv of La Verne, September 2006 UI�4I Number 3247633 Related Experience and Skills: • EastLake High staff"California Distinguished School • Hilltop High staff"Califomia Distinguished School • Coaching Assignments: Boys and Girls athletics • Citizcn's Bond Oversight Committee- Chula Vista Elementary School District • EastLake Education Foundation Board References: Available at Ed-Join.org or upon request TysharTurner From: Tom Glover Sent: Monday, De , To: CityClerk Subject: Council Application - Resume Glover Attachments: Glover-Resume 12.29.14.pdf Hello. . Please find m��resume attached Thanl:��ou Thomas A. Glover 1 TysharTurner From: Sent: n y, u ry , 9:52 PM To: CityClerk Subject: Thomas Glover- Appiication for City Councilmember- ECONOMIC INTERESTS DISCLOSURE � : .4PPLICATIO\ FOR CIT1' COU\'CILilZE�4BER - ECONO�ZIC INTERESTS DISCLOSURE Name: Thomas Glover Email: INVESTMENTS Disclose any financial interests with a value greater than $2,000 that you, your spouse, registered domestic partner, or dependent children had with any business located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista (include stocks, bonds, sole proprietorships, partnerships, trusts). List for each investment: N/A INCOME Disclose the source and amount of gross income or loan of$500 or more that was received by you, your spouse, or your registered domestic partner during the past year from any source located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista. (You are not required to report loans from commercial lending institutes, child support or alimony payments, or salaries, reimbursements for expenses, social security, disability, or other similar benefit payments from a federal, state, or local government agency.) List for each source of income: N/A GIFTS Disclose the source, description, and value of gift(s) valued at $50 or more from a single source during the past year from any source located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista. A gift is anything of value for which you have not provided equal or greater consideration to the donor. (You are not required to disclose gifts from family members, inheritances, or campaign contributions.) List for each gift: N/A REAL PROPERTY Disclose interests that you, your spouse, registered domestic partner, or your dependent children had of $2,000 or more during the past year in real property located in the City of Chula Vista or within two miles of the boundaries of the City of Chula Vista. (You are not required to disclose property used exclusively as a personal residence.) List for each real property: N/A I understand that this disclosure and any documents submitted in connection with the application process i will be public documents. Yes 2 TysharTurner From: Sent: Tuesday, December 23. 2014 9:49 AM To: CityCierk Subject: Mark Livag -Application for City Councilmember � = APPLICATION FOR CITI' COliNCILMEb1BER Prefix: Mr. Name: Mark Livag Address: Primary Phone: Secondary Phon Email: Are you registered to vote in Chula Vista?: Yes Do you live within the City limits of Chula Vista?: Yes How many years have you Iived in Chula VisU?: 41 Employer: HP Enterprise Services Occupation: Quality/Compliance/CSi Manager Relevant Education Background: Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration Finance with a Minor in Industrial Organizational Psychology, August 1985. San Diego State University, San Diego, California. Are you currently serving on any board or commission for the City or any other governmental agency? Yes If yes, please list them: Planning Commission/GMOC Have you previously served on the City Council, or any board or commission for the City or any other govemmental agency? Yes If yes, which one(s) and for what period of time?: Planning Commission/GMOC i Please list any local, civic or community groups you have been involved with: City of Chula Vista Planning Commissioner and Plannmg Commission Representative to City of Chula Vista Growth Management Commission Friends of Chula Vista Parks Recreation Treasurer, a non-profit dedicated in supporting the recreation and children programs through the City's Recreation Department. Member Chula Vista Chamber of Commerce Economic Development Board. Board Member of Crossroads, an organization dedicated to helping women to recover from alcohol and drug abuse. Chairman of the Junior Achievement of San Marcos Steering Committee. Chairman of Special Committee for School Development in around Willow Creek. Member of the Citizens Advisory Committee for City of San Marcos Master Plan development. Member of the San Marcos School District Budgetary Review Committee. Secretary for San Marcos Manufacturing Associat�on. What experience or special knowledge could you bring to this position? Having worked for a large business (Goodrich) and ran a large company (GCE Industries) in Chula Vista I understand the economics and business climate in Chula Vista. Having left Chula Vista to start a new company in other state give me the understanding of what it takes to get business to locate in your area. Also, my local, civic and community experience is very vast and current. What do you hope to accomplish as a Councilmember? Create job opportunities for the citizens of Chula Vista and to bring sound financial planning to the City budget by enacting policies that are favorable for businesses to locate and prosper in the City. To bring back City Services to levels equal to or better than other cities within the state. I understand that, if appointed, I will not be able to run for City Councii or Mayor in the City of Chula Vista for a period of one year following the termination of my appointed term. (See, City Charter Section 303.C.5.) Yes 1 understand that, if I am selected as a finalist, I will be required to complete an Economic Interests Disclosure form, on which I must disclose all economic interests that I have within the boundaries of the City of Chula Vista in the categories of investments, income, gifts, and real property. Yes I understand that 1 must submit a resume along with this completed application and that incomplete applications, applications received without a resume, and applications not received by 5:00 p.m. on December 29, 2014 will not be considered. Yes I understand that this application and any documents submitted in connection with the application process, including the Economic interests Disclosure form, will be public documents. Yes z Mark D. Livag Home Cell Resume of Qualifications SUMMARY Hands on Business Manager with 29 year track record of working through changing environments. Experience in new startups, tremendous growth, changes of cultures to more "Lean and Agile" work place. Worked in the areas of Manufacturing, Manufacturing Support, Program Management, Contracts, Procurement, Business Systems, and Finance that have given me a unique and broad perspective to the business. Worked at all levels from executive management, middle management or support/staff positions. Comfortable as a leader or individual contributor to the team. Practitioner of Lean since the early '90's. Quick learner, enjoy new challenges and problem solving. Versatile, easy going, always willing to help others. Specific expertise in: - Full Operations Management including - Program and Project Management Engineering ancJ Information Technology - Design, Evaluation, Business System (IT) Modeling - Quality Assurance Management - Capacity management, Master scheduling - New Startup Experience - ISO Implementation, 9001 8� 20000 - ERP/MRP Conversions and - Training, development and teaching of Implementation. personnel - Supply Chain Management - Product Life Cycle Management (PLM) - Lean Enterprise, Six-Sigma, Theory of - Configuration Management Constraints - Strategic Planning Other strengths include excellent people's skills that have come from a variety of experience and education. A mechanical aptitude from a number of years in the manufacturing and building trades. A big picture perspective that has come from diverse work experience. WORK HISTORY HP Enterprise Services — Chula Vista, California (3/10 to Present) Quality Manager/ISO Compliance Manager/Continual Service Improvement Manager Consultantl Business Development — Chula Vista, California (2/09 to Present) Verify Project Specialist, Independent Business ConsultanUCalifornia Manufacturing Technology Consultants (CMTC), Manufacturing Representative GCE Industries, Inc. - Chula Vista, Catifornia (a/99 to 4/03, 12IOa to 1I09) Vice President, General Manager, Vice President of Operations, Director of manufacturing Compucraft Industries, Inc. - Santee, California (4/03 to 11/04) Program/Contracts Manager Goodrich Aerospace (Formerly Rohr, Inc.)- Chula Vista, California (6/88 to 4/99) Supply Chain Development, Production Manager, Production Support Manager, Production SuppoR Leader - Production Control Supervisor, Systems and Procedures Analyst - General Dynamics - Electronics Division -- San Diego, California. (8/85 to 6/88) Program Financial Analyst, Administrative Financial Analyst, Planning Control Analyst Mark D. Livag PROFESSIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS HP Enterprise Services — Chula Vista, California (3/10 to Present) Hired before the start of operations on a Major Federal Governmental Account, led the Account to its certification to ISO/IEC 20000 Standard in Service Management and had renewed certifications accomplished with no findings sighted. Establish and led Continual Service Management with over 50 projects reviewed and implement each year earning the Account top honors each year in customer satisfaction. Consultant/ Business Development — Chula Vista, California (2/09 to Present) Working as a Business Associate with California Manufacturing Technology Consultants (CMTC) as Independent Contractor with range of assignments from "Lean Training", ISO/AS9100 Preparation, ERP Selection and Implementation, Internal Controls and Systems, Configuration Management, to Facilities Safety Consults. Also working with Biotech firm on operational issues dealing with varying demand forecasts. Provide engineering and manufacturing support for a company that services Industrial Gas Turbine Market with replacement components for the combustion system which outsources all manufacturing. Project Specialist with Verify GCE Industries, Inc. - Chula Vista, California Vice President, General Manager (9/06 to 1/09) Oversaw the transition from 110 employee company to 220 employee company with integration of sister company onto the existing company campus. Spearheaded the re-qualification of hundreds of parts and processes to support integration of sister company. Received GE Energy "Excellence in Quality Award" at 2007 Supplier Conference. Managed through two changes in ownerships and oversaw change in accounting practices and the associated system changes because of these changes. Passed all ISO and NADCAP audits with no findings for the past 4 years. Vice President of Operations (1/01 to 4/03, 1/05 to 9/06) Responsible for all operations, which included manufacturing, manufacturing engineering, production control, procurement, master scheduling, tooling and facilities maintenance. Oversaw the growth of the company to nearly double the previous high sales. Growth was fueled mainly through the power generation industry. Brought in nearly 95% of the outside processing cost, mainly through moving metal forming and machining work inside, while only increasing direct labor costs by only 2%. Went from 135 employees to just over 250 in less than a year and maintained the same company footprint through the growth. Champion of "Lean Enterprise" efforts effectively reducing internal lead times by 66%. Implemented an ERP system where there was only an accounting and purchasing system to date. Full engineering systems and change management in compliance to ISO standards. Director of manufacturing (4/99 to 1/01) Charter to posture the business for growth fueled by Industrial Gas Turbine market. Laid out capital improvement plans. Total review of product life cycle (PLM), from customer order to delivery. Responsible for manufacturing, production control, and procurement. Mark D. Livag Home Cell Compucraft Industries, inc. - Santee, California Program/Contracts Manager (4/03 to 11/04) Responsible for production operations which include manufacturing and production control. Responsible for daily interface with customers in regards to schedules, changes, and all follow on quotations. Brought on four major contracts in a single year adding over 3 million in sales. Responsible for placing major sub-contracts as well as implementing multiple long-term agreements with key suppliers. Introduced new method of manufacturing build sequence right sizing and ensuring manufacturing size and customer needs were matched perfectly eliminating waste through inventory and capacity usage. ' Goodrich Aerospace - Aerostructures Group (Formerly Rohr, Inc.)- Chula Vista, California Supply Chain Development (6/97 to 4/99) Working within the Operations Planning System Integration department in support of Vice-President of Materiel and Detail Fabrication, responsible to manage and support several efforts and project improvements. Project leader in the implementation of Advance Planning System (MRP simulation software) and Inventory Reduction effort. Supporting role in implementation of Internet connectivity with supply base. Kaizen facilitator supporting "Lean Enterprise" efforts. Recently wrote system specifications for new ERP system to support new out of production spares facility. Reviewed all master schedule changes for approval and coordination for the Materiel departrnent Achieved near full on time and full delivery performance for all material purchases. Co-authored ERP selection criteria which lead to the selection of SAP. Production Manager - Rohr San Marcos - San Marcos, Texas (11/95 to 6/97) Responsible for all manufacturing as well as industrial engineering activities. Previously had seven direct reports overseeing approximately 100 direct labor employees. Member of the Guidance Management team introducing "Lean Manufacturing" and "Theory of Constraints" allowing a 20% increase business with minimal increases in human resources and no additional equipment resources. Greatly improved all financial targets. Reduced overall manufacturing lead times by 50%. Reduced cost of quality by 25%. Production Support Manager- Rohr San Marcos - San Marcos, Texas (9/93 to 11/95) Gained a tremendous amount of experience as one of the initial members of a start-up team to establish a new subsidiary. Responsible for MIS, purchasing, production control, shipping, receiving, stores. Handle conversion from wholly own subsidiary to division enterprise. Integrated systems to allow total cost responsibility to remain intact as well as independent scheduling while still managing inventory through corporate wide system. Mark D. Livag Home Cell Production Support Leader - Rohr San Marcos - San Marcos, Texas (8/90 to 8/93) One of four people assembled from Rohr to establish and begin business operations of a new subsidiary. Responsible and department head for MIS, purchasing, production control, shipping, receiving, and stores: Created and implement policies and procedures in all areas of responsibility. Evaluated, selected, and implemented system software to handle all functions of the manufacturing enterprise including local area networks (LAN). Worked with a system that utilizes both discrete ordering and MRP along with capacity management for scheduling purposes. Experience in many system applications utilizing mainframe, mini-mainframe and personal computer platforms. Production Control Supervisor- Rohr, Inc. -- Chula Vista, California (1/89 to 8/90) Responsible for production control department in direct support of the weld shop and P-3 nacelle assembly. Supervised as many as 25 direct reports. Handle employee reviews and counseling. Asked to lead the production control department of weldments to turnaround quickly declining schedule position and was ab�e to right the course within two months. First Government Program to convert to MRP environment. Systems and Procedures Analyst - Rohr, Inc. -- Chula Vista, California (6/88 to 1/89) Integrated Product and Process Development (IPPD) methodology to review systems and procedures in the manufacturing area and to instigate corrective actions were appropriate. Trained and aided many of the MRP planners and coordinators throughout the corporation. Member of the conversion team that implemented Rohr's MRP system in manufacturing. General Dynamics - Electronics Division -- San Diego, California. Program Financial Analyst (1/88 to 6/88) Estimated completion of contracts based on actual charges to date. Developed beginning budgets utilizing estimates and established historical data. Key person responsible any ad hoc reports. Administrative Financia� Analyst (6/87 to 1/88) Performed comprehensive review of company labor charging practices. Developed and coordinated recommendations for improving internal controls and system procedures. Implemented changes in charging practices including disclosures to DCAA, in particular areas involving cost accounting with a MRP system. Revised standard operating procedures and departmental instructions. Implemented new labor reporting process. Planning Control Analyst (8/85 to 6/87) Created and implemented policies and procedures that ensured uninterrupted work flow. Designed and monitored system reports, such as master schedule, work in process and completion reports. Prepared and presented status and concerns of production for director level program reviews. Interfaced in many areas such as procurement, engineering, quality assurance, master scheduling and stores to help ensue production quality and delivery on time. Mark D. Livag Home Celi EDUCATION 8� TRAINING Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration Finance with a Minor in Industrial Organizational Psychology, August 1985, San Diego State University, San Diego, California. COMPUTER SYSTEMS ERP Systems: SAP, Baan, ManFact, Jobscope, MCS, Global Shop. Mainframe Systems: COBOL, TSO, MRCS, RAMIS, Electronic Spreadsheet (ESS), Systems 400, RPG, Query400. PC Applications: Microsoft Office (Access, Excel, PowerPoint, and Word), Microsoft Project Management, MSDOS, Basic, R-base, WordPerfect, Lotus, DrawPerfect, Harvard Graphics, Novell Network. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Native San Diegan, United States Citizen. Excellent health. Willing to travel. Enjoy Golfing, Sailing, Skiing Camping and Reading. Past affiliation or positions held in community and professional organizations: City of Chula Vista Planning Commissioner and Planning Commission Representative to City of Chula Vista Growth Management Commission. Friends of Chula Vista Parks Recreation Treasurer, a non-profit dedicated in supporting the recreation and chiidren programs through the City's Recreation Department. Member Chula Vista Chamber of Commerce Economic Development Board. Board Member of Crossroads, an organization dedicated to helping women to recover from alcohol and drug abuse. Chairman of the Junior Achievement of San Marcos Steering Committee. Chairman of Special Committee for School Development in around Willow Creek. Member of the Citizens Advisory Committee for City of San Marcos Master Plan development. Member of the San Marcos School District Budgetary Review Committee. Secretary for San Marcos Manufacturing Association. Professional and personal reference available http://www.linkedin.corr- TysharTurner From: Mark Livag Sent: Tuesday, Decem er , AM To: CityClerk Subject: Council Appointment Application Resume Attachments: Resume of Qualifications Mark D Livag - City Council.doc Hi Donna and Kerry, Attached is my resume to go along with my online application for consideration for appoint to City Council. Since I have a Form 700 on file as sitting Ptanning Commissioner, will I still need to complete Economic Interest Disclosure form? Thanks and Merry Christmas, Mark Livag � 1 TysharTurner From: Sent: y, u ry , 2015 11:48 AM To: CiryClerk Subject: Mark Livag -Application for City Councilmember- ECONOMIC INTERESTS DISCLOSURE � : APPLICATION FOR CITI' COUNCIL14En4BER - ECONOA'iIC INTERESTS DISCLOSURE Name: Mark Livag � Email: INVESTMENTS Disclose any financial interests with a value greater than $2,000 that you,your spouse, registered domestic partner, or dependent children had with any business located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista (include stocks, bonds, sole proprietorships, partnerships, trusts). List for each investment: Sirus XM Radio 510,001 - 5100,000 None Coca-Cola 510,001 - 5100,000 51,001 - 510,000 HP 510,001 - 5100,000 51,001 - 510,000 INCOME Disclose the source and amount of gross income or loan of$500 or more that was received by you,your spouse, or your registered domestic partner during the past year from any source located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista. (You are not required to report loans from commercial lending institutes, child support or alimony payments, or salaries, reimbursements for expenses, social security, disability, or other similar benefit payments from a federal, state, or local government agency.) List for each source of income: HP Enterprise Service Manager Over 5100,000 Mark Livag Consulting 55,000 �10,001 - 5100,000 GIFTS Disclose the source, description, and value of gift(s) valued at $50 or more from a single source during the past year from any source located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista. A gift is anything of value for which you have not provided equal or greater consideration to the donor. (You are not required to disclose gifts from family members, inheritances, or campaign contributions.) Listforeach gift: None REAL PROPERTY Disclose interests that you, your spouse, registered domestic partner, or your dependent children had of $2,000 or more during the past year in real property located in the City of Chula Vista or within two miles of the boundaries of the City of Chula Vista. (You are not required to disclose property used exclusively as a personal residence.) List for each real property: 212 Minoi Avenue Chula Vista 5372,000 None I understand that this disclosure and any documents submitted in connection with the application process i will be public documents. Yes z TysharTurner From: Sent: Monday, December 29, 2014 1:53 PM To: CiryClerk Subject: William Hall - Application for City Councilmember �� : APPLICATION FOR CITY COUNCIL14E�1BER Prefix: Mr. Name: William Hall Address: Primary Phone� Secondary Phone:- Email: Are you registered to vote in Chula Vista?: Yes Do you live within the City limits of Chula Vista?: Yes How many years have you lived in Chula Vista?: 15 Employer: 4Liberty, Inc. Occupation: Executive Relevant Education Background: Bachelor of Science, Management, United States Naval Academy Are you currently serving on any board or commission for the City or any other governmental agency? No Have you previously served on the City Council, or any board or commission for the City or any other governmental agency? Yes If yes, which one(s) and for what period of time?: San Diego Unified Port District, Commissioner 2002-2003, 2004-2006, 2009 (Served as Chairman 2005) Chula Visia Economic Development Commission, (Commissioner and 1 year as Chair), 1999 - 2002 Please list any local, civic or community groups you have been involved with: Chula Vsta Chamber of Commerce (Director, Vice President and President) Scripps Mercy 1 Foundation, (Board of Directors) Scripps Mercy Hospital, Chula Vista, Board of Advisors (Director and Chair) San Diego Port Tenants Association (Director and Chairman of the Board)Woiid Trade Center(Board of Directors) Chula Vista Economic Development Commission (Member and Chair) San Diego Regional BRAC Steering Committee SANDAG Board Fleet Week Foundation (Board of Directors and President) South County Economic Development Council What experience or special knowledge could you bring to this position? Extensive experience working closely with Chula Vista City Council on a number of programs and issues. On behalf of the Port and in cooperation with SANDAG and the Port Cities, successfully worked to develop policy, operational budgets, real estate projects, and community programs ihat improved the lives of our citizens, environmental quality, and economic growth within Chula Vista and the San Diego region. What do you hope to accomplish as a Councilmember? Work in cooperation with the Mayor, Council and City Staff to formulate policy and guidance to the ultimate benefit of the citizens of Chula Vista. I understand that, if appointed, I will not be able to run for City Council or Mayor in the City of Chula Vista for a period of one year following the termination of my appointed term. (See, Ciry Charter Section 303.C.5.) Yes 1 understand that, if I am selected as a finalist, I will be required to complete an Economic Interests Disclosure form, on which I must disclose all economic interests that I have within the boundaries of the City of Chula Vista in the categories of investments, income, gifts, and real property. Yes 1 understand that I must submit a resume along with this completed application and that incomplete applications, applications received without a resume, and applications not received by 5:00 p.m. on December 29, 2014 will not be considered. Yes I understand that this application and any documents submitted in connection with the application process, including the Economic Interests Disclosure form, will be public documents. Yes z William A. Hall Recent Public Service synopsis: 2013-2014 Chairman, San Diego Port Tenants Assoc., Board of Directors (term complete) 2009-2014 Board of Directors, Scripps - Mercy Charitable Foundation (term complete) 2012-2014 Board of Directors, Vice President, Chula Vista Chamber of Commerce, (current term as Vice President ends December 2014) Recent Employment synopsis: . 2010— present: 4Liberty, Inc.; Chief Executive Officer . 2005 — 2010: Vivistar, CEO, Corporate Lead Executive . 2002-2003, 2004 — 2006, 2009, Commissioner, San Diego Unified Port District . 2003 Recalled to military Active Duty: Operations Noble Eagle 8 Iraqi Freedom. . 1997 - 2003, Chief Operating Officer, CES, Inc. . 1995 - 1996, Vice President, Network Information Systems (national), ISA . 1989 - 1995, Vice President, Western Operations, ISA . 1985 - 1989, Information Systems Technical Director/Group Manager, ISA (Integrated Systems Analysts, Inc.) The following summarizes applicable, historic, specialized experience gleaned in multiple companies and agencies: Planning and Policy Oversight • Developed planning and policy for operations and the implementation of major public projects. Engaged in team and consensus building and structural financing plan development for both public agencies and private sector programs. Projects effoRs supported ports, visitor serving businesses (hotels, restaurants, and cruise lines), public buildings, roads, parking structures, and water!waste water systems. Financial Management and Economic Development � • 25 years successfully developing, supervising and executing corporate and public agency budgets, developing accounting guidelines and financing alternatives, and serving on agency and corporate audit committees. . Provided economic development field and policy support for organizations that included SANDAG, the cities of San Diego and Chula Vista, the World Trade Center and the San Diego Unified Port District. Team Development • Developed positive, cohesive, working relationships with fellow policy makers, citizen volunteers, commercial and public sector project teams. • Provided policy oversight for the development of personnel resources within three separate companies, supervising a total of 625 employees in the private sector and up to 609 public sector empioyees. Development of Federal / Municipal Project/ Program support • Successfully championed and obtained funding for public sector projects and systems at the municipal and federal level. 1 of 2 2010 — Present: 4Liberty, Inc. Chief Executive Officer, Director Responsibilities: Direct executive oversight for all operations, personnel and team development, financial management, corporate administration, and business development. 2005 - 2010: Vivistar Corporation, President, CEO Corporate Lead Executive and public sector support resource responsible for task efforts that included infrastructure planning, strategic and financial planning, and implementation of systems utilized for regional and defense agency coordination. January 2004— 2006, 2009, Commissioner, San Diego Unified Port District 2005, Chairman, Board of Commissioners, Unified Port of San Diego, 2002-2003, Commissioner, San Diego Unified Port District 8� International Airport: Executed policy oversight for Port Authority with $116M annual budget and a quarter billion dollar capital development program. Created policy relative to operations, information systems, real property, maritime business and security. Recalled to military Active Duty, 2003, Operations Noble Eagle / Iraqi Freedom. 1997 - 2003, Chief Operating Officer, Corporate Lead Executive, (CES) Managed corporate operations and personnel, developed systems, and conducted analysis for programs that totaled up to $38.5 million per annum in support services to approximately 40 customers. Provided senior presence in the field, managing and working with personnel from 10 office locations nationwide. 1989 — 96; Vice President, Network Information Systems Engineering (ISA) 1985 — 89, Vice President, Western Operations; Group Manager/ Information Systems Technical Director (ISA— Integrated Systems Analysts, Inc.) Managed personnel assigned to 5 offices across the United States. Achieved superb levels of performance on 143 contract efforts. Integrated Systems Analysts, Inc. project efforts included local and wide area network design, installation and operations planning; information systems design, installation and maintenance; site conditioning; risk analysis, disaster recovery planning, media utilization planning, maintenance management support, engineering support and testing, modeling, as well as software system design and development. United States Navy 1970 — 2007, Active and Reserve service, 6 command assignments EDUCATION/ TRAINING/ CERTIFICATIONS B.S., U.S. Naval Academy 2 of 2 TysharTurner From: Sent: Monday, December 29, 2014 1:53 PM To: Ci Clerk Cc: Subject: Resume of William Hall, Applicant for City Council Seat Attachments: Hall, William 2014 Resume.pdf To: The O�ce of the City Cierk, City of Chula Vista From: William Hail Good afternoon, Please find the attached resume for William Hall, an applicant for the vacant Chula Vista City Council seat. Please feel free to contact me at�r this e-mail address if you should have any questions or concerns. Best regards Bill Hall Sent from Windows Mail i TysharTurner From: Sent: u y, u ry , 5 10:35 PM To: CityClerk Subject: William Hall -Application for City Councilmember- ECONOMIC INTERESTS DISCLOSURE �� : APPLICATION FOR CITI' COUNCIL:IIEAZBER - ECONO�LIC INTERESTS DISCLOSURE Name: William Hall Email: INVESTMENTS Disclose any financial interests with a value greater than $2,000 that you, your spouse, registered domestic partner, or dependent children had with any business located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista (include stocks, bonds, sole proprietorships, partnerships, trusts). List for each investment: Vivistar Corporation, Estimated Value: 5100,001-1,000,000; Gross Annual Income Received: S10,001 -5100,000. 4Liberty, Inc.; Estimated Value: over 51,000,000; Gross Income Received: 5100,001-1,000,000. INCOME Disclose the source and amount of gross income or loan of$500 or more that was received by you, your spouse, or your registered domestic partner during the past year from any source located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista. (You are not required to report loans from commercial lending institutes, child support or alimony payments, or salaries, reimbursements for expenses, social security, disability, or other similar benefit payments from a federal, state, or local government agency.) List for each source of income: Vivistar Corporation, President/CEO; Gross Annual Income: 510,001 - 100,000. 4Liberty, Inc.; President/CEO: Gross Annual Income: 5100,001 - 1,000,000 Spouse: McMillin Realty: Vice President!General Manager; Gross Annuai Income 5100,001-1,000,000. GIFTS Disclose the source, description, and value of gift(s) valued at $50 or more from a single source during the past year from any source located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista. A gift is anything of value for which you have not provided equal or greater consideration to the donor. (You are not required to disclose gifts from family members, inheritances, or campaign contributions.) Listforeach gift: No gifts except from family members No gifts from non-family operated enierprises doing business in Chula Vsta. REAL PROPERTY Disclose interests that you, your spouse, registered domestic partner, or your dependent children had of 52,000 or more during the past year in real property located in the City of Chula Vista or within two miles of the boundaries of the City of Chula Vista. (You are not required to disclose property used exclusively as a personal residence.) List for each real proper[y: 1 Redbud, Chula Vista, FMV 100,001-1,000,000; Gross income (GI) between �10,001 - $100,000 Bonita Road, Bonita, FMV $100,000-1,000,000; GI: $10,001 - $100,000. Horseridge, Bonita, FMV $100,001-1,000,000; GI $10,001 -$100,000 Casa Bonita Drive, Bonita, FMV$100,001-1,000,000; GI $10,001 - $100,000 I understand that this disclosure and any documents submitted in connection with the application process will be public documents. Yes z Elizabeth Briggs From: Sent Sunday, December 21, 2014 6:54 PM To: CrtyClerk Subject Steven Miesen - Application for City Councilmember •] _ APPLICATION FOR CITY COUI�`CILMEMBER Prefix: Mr. Name: Steven Miesen Address: Primary Phone: Secondary Phone: Email: Are you registered to vote in Chula VisW7: Yes Do you live within the City limits of Chula Vista?: Yes How many years have you lived in Chula Vista�: 14 Employer: Republic Services Occupation: Division Manager Relevant Education Background: BA-Govemment•Joumalism, 1974, Califomia State University, Sacramento. Various courses and management seminars Computer Skills -Microsoft products - Nerivork design 8 Installation. Are you currently serving on any board or commission for the City or any other govemmental agency? Yes If yes, please list them: PoR of San Diego-Chula �sta Bayfront Cultural and Design Committee Have you previously served on the City Council, or any board or commission for the City or any other govemmental agency? No Please list any local, civic or community groups you have been involved with: Chula Vista Rotary Club: Member, Past President 2007-2008. South Bay Family YMCA F�cecutive 1 Board Member, Board Chair 2010-2012. Chula Vista Chamber of Commerce: Executive Board Member, Incoming President 20'I5. Living Coast Discovery Center: Board Member, CVNC Board Chair 2006 Scripps Mercy Hospital Foundation Board-Chula Vista: Board Member EastLake Education Foundation: Board Member. South Counry Economic Development Council: Board Member. CV Police Department-Police Activity League (PA�): Pasl Board Member Chula vsta Christmas in October. Active volunteer committee member. Chula Vista Climate Change Working Group: Committee Member. What experience or specia! knowledge could you bring to this position7 Business Experience- Over 35 years of P8L and asset management experience. Board Management Experience- Council's primary responsibility is to establish policy 8 provide clear goals to City Manager and staff. Customer Satisfaction Experience: Ensure every CV Citizen using or requesting City services will be cherished and served as a valued customer. Communiry Relations Experience Utilize my long-term relationships with many community 8 business leaders for information and feedback to make informed decisions as a councilmember. What do you hope to accomplish as a Councilmember7 As a Council Member my main focus and decisions will be based on "What is best for the City of Chula Vista." My motivation to serve can be traced to JFK's 1961 Inaugural Speech "Ask not what your country can do for you -ask what you can do for your country." As a young student I was inspired by President Kennedy's challenge and I am still inspired and guided by it as an adult. Chula Vista is on the brink of greatness. The City has so much potential to be fostered and nurtured. I will do everything possible to keep it moving forvvard with high standards and prudence Current Major Projects - Bay Front, University & East Side Village Developments - Ensure the projects will move forward with appropriate processes 8 nol impeded by unnecessary delays Work with council lo establish long-term policy to: 1.Attract New Business 8 Jobs 2.Foster a Business Friendly Environment. 3.Improve Chula Vista's Image. 4.Aggressively market our Industrial 8 Manufacturing potential. S.Create incentives to spur West Side Development& Renewal. 6.Insure Infrastructure Maintenance funds are allocated wisely. 7_Preserve 8 Enhance Public Safety Standards. B.Annually increase City Reserves to eventually meet 15% goal. 9.Ensure City Budget is fscally sustai�able. Maintain Positive Council & Pubiic Relations: I will have an open mind, listen to all sides of the issues and be readily available for both public and Council input. I will strive to maintain open and ciear lines of communication with the public, the Mayor and fellow Councilmembers. I understand that, if appointed, I will not be able to run for City Council or Mayor in the City of Chula Vista for a period of one year following the termination of my appointed term. (See, City Charter Section 303.C.5.) Yes I understand that, if I am selected as a finalist, I will be required to complete an Economic Interests Disclosure fortn, on which I must disclose all economic interests that I have within the boundaries of the City of Chula VisW in the categories of investments, income, gifts, and real property. Yes I undersWnd that I must submit a resume along with this completed application and that incomplete applications, applications received without a resume, and applications not received by 5:00 p.m. on December 29, 2014 will not be considered. Yes I understand that this application and any documents submitted in connection with the application process, including the Economic Interests Disclosure form, will be public documents. Yes z Elizabeth Briggs From: Miesen, Steve Sent Sunday, Dxember 21. 2014 705 PM To: CityClerlc Subject Steve Miesen - Resume - Application tor City Council Attachments: Steve Miesen resume CV Council Ap.doc Dear City Clerk, Ms. Norris, Piease find attached as requested, my resume as required for the Application for City Council. As always, if you have any questions or need more information please don't hesitate to contact me. �►e'll handlc it from here.�� RSteve Miesen � � Division nnanager—Chula Ysta J_� 881 E�ergy Way,Chula Ysta,CA 91911 �r E REPUBLIC o� SEHVECES � eu��.reou bl icsen�icescom 1 STEVE'� L. AiIESEN SUMMARY Resu(r Driven Executive Alanager with over thir�y-frve years P&L and asset managemeiel experience in fhe solid waste collecuon, disposal and recycling marketplace, dnmesticall}�and internationa!l}�, PROFESSIONAL HISTORY Di��ision A9anager—Renublic Services—Chula Vista CA (July 2000 to present) Di��ision provides sen•ices to over 61,000 residential, 4,600 commercial and indusvial customers—�34 million annual revenue, ] 12 employees, 78 ��ehicles; and 67 routes. • Neeotiated new rates and implemented progam in 2002 to reroute and automace 41,000 residencc in Chula Vista. • Hands on e�:perience negotiating three 5 year contracts w�ith Teamsters without a strike or worl: stoppage. • Saved 51.5 Mil natural gas line installation cost by obtaining pertnits to ase landfill right of way. • Directed insta�lation of CT.G fueling system for 56 vehicles. • Successful implementation of One Fleet Maintenance Pro�arn v.•ith continuous improvement and durabilip•. • Develope�vained and meniored a team of manaeers and supervison to achieve area,division and individual goals. • Established posiiive public and political relations K•ith City council,staff and communiry. • Franchise Contract extended t�•ice for a total of 16 yearsµ�ithout an}•protest or hearing. • Successfully renewed and eatended Franchise Contract in 2014 Cor an additiona�15 years. • Enthusiastically implemented new Republic initiatives for safery•/compliance,employee relations, revenue enhancements, mazf:et vow[h,operetional standards,service commitments and cus�omer experience. District 111anaeer—Waste 1�1ana¢ement—Landcaster/ Palmdale CA (August 1999 to June 2000) Oversaw solid waste and curbside collection services to over 80.000 residential, commercial and industrial customers—539 million annual revenue, 2landfills, 156 employees, 91 vehicles, and 79 routes. • Developed an action plan�o merge the new Palmdale Acquisitioo and �1'M Lancazter into one dis[rid. • Consolidated Customer Service,Operations,Maintenance,Sales,Accounting,and GBA. • Dramaticall}•reduced head coun[by changing o�ce, rouce procedures and equipment. • Successfully ne�otiated ui[h Teamsters to have drivers repreunted by one local instead of tµo. • Implemented an audit and a complete reroute of the commercial and residen[ial routes. • Concened acquired customer base and routes to WM billing and routing system wi�h minimal service and revenue disruption. • Obtained expansion permit for the Lancazter l.andfill and dramatically improved the methane exvaction system. • Established positive political rclationshipsµ•ith 5anchise ci[ies. District Manaeer—USA Waste- Waste Manaeement - Compton CA (March ]998 to July 1999) ivtanaged solid W�aste and curbside collection services for residential. commercia! and indusvial customers - 536 million annual revenue, 139 employees, 84 vehicles; and 72 routes. • lnitiated successful service and pricing audit resulting in S21,000 additional monthl��profi[. • Developed a sales pricing model io review accoum profitabiliry and price increue%. • Dramatically improved customer service and dispatch procedures to minimize customer losses. • Implemrnted a District Monthly EBINT improvemem plan Horth 571,000 per month. • Successfully merged 4 acquisi�ions witti SS million annual revenues into district. • Chaneed to a new billin�and routing s�•stem u�ith minimal service and revenue disrvption. • Began pro�arn to improve ima�e and poli[ical relationshipsµ•ith 5anchise citia to retain and extend eaistin�conoacu. STEYE\ L. MIESE\ - Page �� District Vice President — BroN•nins Ferris Industries BF11 -Vancou��er, Washineton (199b to 1997) Compam� pro��ided solid N�aste and curbside rec��clin� collection services to residential, commercial and ]ndustrial customers - $17 million annual revenue. 81 emplo��ees. 4� ��ehicles. and 3� routes sen�ine 39.000 customers. The Compam� H�as in Chapter 1 1 banl:ruptcy at time of purchase: .4u�ust 1, 1996. • initia�ed and convibuted to acquisi�ion justification.neeotiations and financial pro-forma. • Developed and implemented a business plan io remm compam•to an acceptable profit level. • Rerouted residential and commercial routes to reduce ope2tine costs 18°0. • Increased driver accountabilip• for route revenues and increased extra revenues b��35%. • Negotiated a �hree-��ear Teamster Union contract withom H•ork sioppa_e. • Bid. aw•arded and siarted new• five-��ear curbside recvcling tontrea for Citc of Vancouver. • Repaired working relationships wiih Cin�of Vancouver and Clark Counn�stafl and elected of�cials. • Successfulh•ne�otiated a 10-��ear contract�•ith the Cin� (or annesed area w�ith 17.000+accounts. • Increued rec�•clin�profit b�•implementin�unique"rebate" pricing increase worth 538,000 per month. • Annualized 4'�quaner profit over 20%o(TTet Revenue R 30°io ROGA. District Vice President — BFI - Portland, OreQOn (1993 to 1996) Manaeed laree Desien_ Build and Operate Transter Station and Recycline Contract ��th ,v1ETR0. Responsible for operation and mainienance of the �30M facility N�ith 178.000 sq. ft. under roof serving commercial and public customers. 56.�M annual re��enue, 86 employees. 30;000 tons processed monthl}�. • Eztended contmci for an additional 3 �•ears u•i�hout going lo bid. • Stanup and de�•elopmem of eaperimental fiber based aliemative fuel system. , • Neeo[iated contran �•ariation and started a profitable"dry waste" se�reeation program. • Established an employee production and safeh•pro�am increasin�profitabiliq�. • Created a°re-bid team° �hat not only successfull.•retained Centtal Transfer Station, but also doubled re�•enue w•ith the addiiional aw•ard of the South Transfer Station. • Obuined recyding con[ran modification that protected compam• from commodin�price variations. • Reiired previous manaeemem stanup/conswction cost overrun accruals 6 months ahead of time. • Developed an excellent political and public relations ima�e in the communi��•. District Vice President — BFI - Atlanta, Ceorgia (1992 to1993) O��ersaH� BFI Sen�ices Group Hith 5 operating locations in Georgia, Florida, and Alabama pro�-iding street-sweepinc services. ponable toilets. fencinc. & storaee containers for cons�ruction. special e�-ents, commercial, and industrial customers. $ 13�9 annual re��enue, �4 employees; 43 vehicles, 8,>00 accounts. � • Increased sales by bundling our sales and services �•ith BFI hauling tompanies. • Enhanced coordination betu•een inside and ou�side sales to increase sales and profit levels. • Es�ablished producti�•it�•benchmarks and moni�oring criieria. • Identified and recommended the divestins of locations that could not make required remrns. • Assisted H•ith the nego�ia�ions and development o(contracts to divesi identified operations. Assistant Countn� �lanaser— BFI - A1elbourne, Australia (1986 to 1992) Solid ��•aste hauling, rec��cling, landfitl: and liquid ti•aste hauline and treatment operations. S76 Million annual re��enue, 628 employees, 360 vehicles, �70.000 residential accounts. 23,400 commercial and industrial accounts, 13 operating locations. • Greu• Revenue in six �•ears 514 M to S76 M through acquisi�ions, municipal bids and intemal eroHth. • Transitioned from limited partnership N•ith Aust2lian Compan�•io H•holl�•oH•ned subsidian�o(BFI. • Established key financial and productivin�benchmarl:s �o measure and impro�•e profitabilip•. • Coordinated the conversion of the account receivable. financial, and routin_to new MIS s�•stem. • Implemented a Phase I and Phase I I pricine pro_ram to ensure cortect pricing and profit margins. • O��ersa�•the purchase,appro�•al, desien. construction and s�an-up of the first lined landfill in Australia. • Coordinatedjustifications. approval, purchaze tontracis and stan-up o(all acquisitions and contracts. . STEVEN L. n�ESEN - Page Iti • Supervised cortswction of ihree new truck depou and a state-0f-the-art liquid processing facilin•. • Successfulh•neootia[ed union contracts to dramazicalh•improve productivin�and profitabilin•. Countn• 1�7anaaer—BFI - Kua•ait Cin•, KuH•ait (1982 to 1986) Joint Venture to provide solid ��aste, street sw�eepine, beach cleanine. litter and consvuction debris sen�ices as required by che cleansine contracu �+�th the Kuw�ait eo��ernment. $17 Million annual revenues. 260 employees, 76 vehicles, self-contained maintenance and employee housine faciliq�. • Saved Joint Vennue from beine dissolved by[he exvemel}•disillusioned and upstt Kuu•ait panners. • Transformed a losing operation inio pro6table operation shorth�afier arri�•al in Kuaait. • Ag_�essivei}�marketed and�ew�profitab}r commercial and industrial business 25[0 30%annually. • Reduced labor cost�fi improved tfie qualiry o(third world labor force w�ith new conoaca� procedures. • Reoreanized maintenance deparanent$established a PM pro�am saving 51.6 M anoualf}•. • Successfulh�tendered,awarded and staned an addi[ional 55.5 M cleansing contract. • Converted manual accouncine and customer billing system ro computeriud system. District Manaaer— BFI - Salt Lake Cih•, Utah (1980 to 1982) District D7anaeer— BFI - Fairmont, ��'est VirEinia (1978 to )980) A1anaQement Trainee/Onerafions blanaeer— BFI - Minneanolis, A4innesota (1976 to 1978) CNIC Al�'D COMMUN[TY GROUP EXPERIENCE Chula Vista Rotar�• Club: Member, Past President 2007-2008. South Ba�� Family 1'1�7CA: Boazd Member, Board Chair 2010-2012. Chula Vista C6amber of Commerce: Executive Board Member, Incoming President 2015. Port of Sao Diego — C6ula Vista Ba�•front Cultural and Design Committee: Committee Member. Li��iog Coast Discover}� Center: Boazd Member, CVi�'C Board Chau 2006. EastLal:e Education Foundation: Board Member. Scripps n7erc}� Hospital Foundation Board — C6ula Vista: Board Member South Couoh� Economic Devefopment Couocil: Boazd Member. C6ula Vista Police Department - Police Acti�•ity League (PAL): Past Board Member. Chula Vista Christmas ln October: Committee Member. Chula Vista Climate Change Worl:ing Group: Committee Member EDUCATION BA (Go��emment, Joumalism), 1974, Califomia State University. Sacramento Various courses and management seminars Computer Sl:ills—Microsofr products— InfoPro—Neh��ork design installation experience. TysharTurner From: Sent: ues ay, anuary , To: CityClerk Subject: Steven Miesen -Application for City Councilmember- ECONOMIC INTERESTS DISCLOSURE �� : APPLICATION FOR CITI' COUNCIL�ZE�IBER - ECONO�IIC INTERESTS DISCLOSURE Name: Steven Miesen Email: INVESTMENTS Disclose any financial interests with a value greater than $2,000 that you, your spouse, registered domestic partner, or dependent children had with any business located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in [he past two years, in the City of Chula Vista (include stocks, bonds, sole proprietorships, partnerships, trusts). List for each investment: Republic Services Stock Option - S2000 - 510,000 SO income Seacoast Bank Stock- 52,000 - 510,000 - SO income INCOME Disclose the source and amount of gross income or loan of$500 or more that was received by you, your spouse, or your registered domestic partner during the past year from any source located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista. (You are not required to report loans from commercial lending institutes, child support or alimony payments, or salaries, reimbursements for expenses, social security, disability, or other similar benefit payments from a federal, state, or local government agency.) List for each source of income: Myself: Republic Services - Division Manager-Over 5100,000 Spouse - Mary Elizabeth Miesen CV Elementary School District- Instructional Aide 510,001 - S100,000 GIFTS Disclose the source, description, and value of gift(s) valued at $50 or more from a single source during the past year from any source located, doing business, planning to do business, or that has done business in the past two years, in the City of Chula Vista. A gift is anything of value for which you have not provided equal or greater consideration to the donor. (You are not required to disclose gifts from family members, inheritances, or campaign contributions.) List for each gift: None - NA REAL PROPERTY Disclose interests that you, your spouse, registered domestic partner, or your dependent children had of $2,000 or more during the past year in real property located in the City of Chula Vista or within two miles of the boundaries of the City of Chula Vista. (You are not required to disclose property used exclusively as a personal residence.) List for each real property: None - Only personal residence. i I understand that this disclosure and any documents submitted in connection with the application process will be public documents. Yes z