Date of Meeting: December 4, 2013 · 1. Community Services Board : Term to expire 06/30/2016 a. Kellyn Guevara-Kellogg as an Appointed Citizen b. Amy M. McMullen as an Appointed Citizen

Date of Meeting: December 4, 2013

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS BUSINESS MEETING

ACTION ITEM SUBJECT: APPOINTMENTS: A. CONFIRMATIONS

Loudoun Water:

1. See attached ballot for Loudoun Water. The following citizens were nominated (in alphabetical order):

a. Terry Allen b. Michael Alter c. Dimitri Kesari d. Mark Koblos e. Charles McKinney III f. Martin Sultan

District Specific Appointment:

1. Transportation Improvement and Safety Commission

a. Dwayne Guthrie as the Catoctin District Representative Non-District Specific Appointments:

1. Community Services Board : Term to expire 06/30/2016 a. Kellyn Guevara-Kellogg as an Appointed Citizen b. Amy M. McMullen as an Appointed Citizen c. Renee Murray as an Appointed Citizen d. Sarah Elizabeth Bryant as an Appointed Citizen

2. Economic Development Commission (see ** below) a. Joanne Theurich: Term to expire 12/31/2014 b. Paula Harper: Term to expire 12/31/2015 c. Ted Lewis : Term to expire 12/31/1016

3. Family Services Advisory Board: Term to expire 09/30/2016 a. Ali Salar Khawaja as the At-Large Representative

4. Loudoun Health Council: Term to expire 09/30/2015 a. Dr. Carolyn Walsh as the Citizen Representative

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Item 4/ Board of Supervisors Appointment Item

Board of Supervisors Business Meeting December 4th, 2013

Page 2 **On November 1, 2013 the Economic Development Commission (EDC) voted unanimously to shift two members into “B” membership slots that were being vacated. They also voted to appoint Ted Lewis to a second term in a “B” membership slot since his first term was due to expire on 12/31/13 and he is the incoming Chairman beginning January 1, 2014. These changes were made in the interest of preserving the leadership of the Economic Development Commission during the organization’s transition. On November 6th, Supervisor Letourneau nominated these individuals during the Board business meeting as follows:

• Paula Harper to completion of a first term (vacated by Sharon Steele) that will expire on 12/31/15.

• Joanne Theurich to completion of a second term (vacated by Alice Frazier) that will expire on 12/31/14.

• Ted Lewis reappointed to a new second term that will expire on 12/31/16.

Clarifying Term Dates:

Previous Appointment Items contained incorrect term expiration dates for two members of the Loudoun Health Council. The Board is being asked to re-confirm these members with the correct term expiration dates.

1. Loudoun Health Council

a. Jennifer Odutola : Corrected Term expiration date is 9/30/2014 b. Joseph Varnau : Corrected Term Expiration date is 9/30/2014

B. NOMINATIONS

Anticipated Nominations: 1. Communications Commission

a. Supervisor Delgaudio is expected to nominate Michael Monrroy as the Sterling District Representative.

2. Community Criminal Justice Board a. Supervisor Delgaudio is expected to nominate Shadi Sarkis as the Sterling

District Representative 3. Courthouse Grounds and Facility Committee

a. Supervisor Delgaudio is expected to nominate Stephanie Kincaid as the At-Large Representative.

4. Facilities Standards Manual Public Review Committee: a. Supervisor Ken Reid is expected to nominate Jim Kirk as the At-Large

Representative. 5. Library Board of Trustees: Term to expire 06/30/2016

a. Supervisor Delgaudio is expected to nominate Andrew Beacham as the Sterling District Representative.



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I. Current Vacancies for District and Chairman’s Representatives:

Unless otherwise noted, appointment terms expire December 31, 2015. Additional information on each group can be found in the Board of Supervisors’ Office. Nominations for Districts and Chairman’s representatives are in order for the following. Staff also notes that unless otherwise stated, existing members will continue to serve on advisory boards unless and until another appointment is made. Names in bold are those anticipated to be confirmed at this date’s meeting.

1. Advisory Commission on Youth (ACOY)

Chairman, At-Large

Michael Reles Catoctin District VACANT

Algonkian District Donna E. Simpson Dulles District Randy Faleski Ashburn District Jeffrey Goldman Leesburg District Ahmed Saad Blue Ridge District Elizabeth Huck Sterling District Jen Lofquist Broad Run District Jim Bonfils YAC James Castro Community Rep Michael D. Morgan Community Rep Brian McMullen Community Rep Christine Stallsworth YAC Yein Ha

Interested Citizens * Dr. Heather Applegate, Russell A. Matijevich, Lt. Col, USAF (retired) and Heather Clark

have expressed their interest to be appointed to the Advisory Commission on Youth. Their resumes are available upon request.

2. Communications Commission

Chairman At-Large Richard P. Biby Catoctin District Timothy L. Dennis Algonkian District Ward W. Fetrow,III Dulles District James Botteicher Ashburn District John Footen Leesburg District Rodger Thomas Seeman Blue Ridge Mark Foster Sterling District VACANT Broad Run District Maureen E. Foley



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3. Community Criminal Justice Board

Chairman At-Large Mark Motivans Catoctin District VACANT Algonkian District Greg Stone Dulles District Ramachandran

Kuppusw Ashburn District Douglass Fleming Leesburg District Charles King Blue Ridge Mark Davis Sterling District Michael Monrroy Broad Run District Thomas Pavelko

4. Commuter Bus Advisory Board:

Chairman At-Large Brenda Morton Catoctin District Steven Jessberger Algonkian District VACANT Dulles District Angela Blair Ashburn District Shelley Huss Leesburg District Robert Patterson Blue Ridge Jay Bose Sterling District Brenda Baker Broad Run District Phillip McNutt

5. Heritage Commission:

Chairman At-Large Childs Burden Catoctin District Robert Burton Algonkian District Robert D. Gehrke Dulles District Angela E. Drews Ashburn District William Wilkin Leesburg District Jana Shafagoj Blue Ridge Mark Ware Sterling District Steve Meserve Broad Run District VACANT At-Large VACANT At-Large Brown Morton At-Large Lori Kimball At-Large Amie Ware At-Large Richard Gillespie At-Large Mitch Diamond At-Large Larry Simms

Interested Citizens

* David T. Clark and Mary P. Yakush have expressed their interest to be reappointed to the Heritage Commission. Their resumes and/or letters of interest are available upon request.

6. Loudoun County Transportation Improvement and Safety Commission:

Chairman At-Large Richard Zietz Catoctin District DWAYNE GUTHRIE Algonkian District Douglas Magrath Dulles District W. Shawn Sutherland Ashburn District David Draper, Jr. Leesburg District Frank Holtz Blue Ridge Frank W. Sterns Sterling District Donald Stephens Broad Run District Tad Borkowski



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7. Library Board of Trustees

Chairman At-Large Mark Miller Catoctin District Jackquelyn Veith Algonkian District VACANT

(expired 6/30/13) Dulles District Thomas A. Jensen

Ashburn District Nancy Nuell Leesburg District Mary Pellicano Blue Ridge Joseph Maio Sterling District VACANT Broad Run District Larry Stepnick

8. Joint Committee- Volunteer Citizens Work Group:

Chairman At-Large Mark Nuzzaco Catoctin District Charles D. Cowan Jr. Algonkian District Michael Morgan Dulles District Kelly Mclaughlan Ashburn District Wendy Wooley Leesburg District Owen Brown Blue Ridge Judy Rodgers Sterling District VACANT Broad Run District Robin Vander

Voort

II. Current Vacancies for Non-District Specific Representatives

Nominations are in order for the following at-large committees, commissions and boards.

1. Affordable Dwelling Unit Advisory Board: 5 Upcoming Vacancies (as of 12/31/13); One Residential Building/Developer with Experience in Multi-Family Dwelling Units ; One Architect; One Program Participant; One Nonprofit Housing Group Representative and One At –Large representative.

* Interested Citizens

Dwight Stonerook, an Architect representative on the ADUAB, has recently expressed interest in being re-nominated. He also serves as the Leesburg representative on the ADUAB. His resume is attached.

Pamela McGraw has expressed interest in being re-nominated to ADUAB. Her resume is attached.

Sharad Tandale has recently expressed interest in serving on the Affordable Dwelling Unit Advisory Board. His resume is attached.



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2. Building Code and Appeals Board: 1 Appointed Citizen vacancy.

* Interested Citizens Sharad Tandale has recently expressed interest in serving on the Building Code and Appeals Board. His resume is attached.

3. Community Services Board: 7 appointed citizen openings to expire in 2016; 4 confirmations are expected

* CONFIRMATION Kellyn Guevara-Kellogg, Amy M. McMullen, Renee Murray and Sarah Elizabeth Bryant are expected to be confirmed at this meeting as Appointed Citizens. * Interested Citizens

Sharad Tandale has recently expressed interest in serving on the Community Services Board. His resume is attached. Laura Obradovic and Joe Granata have expressed interest in serving on the Community Services Board. Their resumes are available upon request.

4. Disability Services Board: 5 at-large openings

* Interested Citizens Allison Macdonald and James Edward Rouse have expressed interest in serving on the Disability services Board. Their resumes are attached. Laura Obradovic has expressed interest in serving on the Disability Services Board. Her resume is available upon request.

5. Facilities Standards Manual Public Review Committee:

(No limit on number of members)

* Interested Citizens Christopher W. Myers, Tariq Hamid, Edward P. Gorski and Cemile Bingol have expressed their interest in being appointed to the FSMRC. Their resumes are available upon request.



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6. Family Services Advisory Board: 3 at-large openings with the following term expiration dates: 9/30/14, 12/31/15 and 9/30/16; 1 confirmation expected.

* CONFIRMATION Ali Salar Khawaja is expected to be confirmed at this meeting as the At-Large Representative. * Interested Citizens Dalila Farah, Altaf Husain, Deborah L. Parker and April Washington have expressed

their interest in being appointed to the Family Services Board. Their resumes are available upon request.

7. Housing Advisory Board: 1 At-Large openings and 1 Economic Development

Commission Representative. * Interested Citizens Dalila Farah has expressed interest in being appointed to the Housing Advisor Board. Her resume is available upon request.

8. Housing Choice Voucher Resident Advisory Board: 2 openings

* Interested Citizens Maria Vallarino has expressed an interest in being appointed to the Housing Choice

Voucher Resident Advisory Board. Her resume is available upon request. 9. Landfill Special Exception Review Committee: 7 At-Large openings and

1 Landfill Area Resident (within 1 mile) * Interested Citizens

Gail Bayless, a resident within 1 mile of the landfill, has expressed an interest in being appointed to the Landfill Special Exception Review Committee. Her resume will be provided to the Board upon receipt.



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10. Loudoun Health Council: 5 vacancies: One business representative, one faith community representative, one health-related non-profit representative, and two citizen representatives. One confirmation expected.

* CONFIRMATION Dr. Carolyn Walsh is expected to be nominated at this meeting as the Citizen Representative.

* Interested Citizens David Dieterich and Imran Khan have expressed their interest in being appointed to

the Loudoun Health Council. Their resumes are available upon request.

11. Towing Advisory Board: 1 Citizen Representative opening.

Attachments: Resumes/letters of recommendation available at the time of packet delivery are included in each Board of Supervisor meeting packet. Information that is not available electronically can be obtained from the Board of Supervisor’s Office. *(Some resumes are not on file). Staff Contact: Rachna Prakash, Office of the County Administrator

From: Dwayne Guthrie] Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2013 4:27 PM Subject: Re: Transportation Improvement and Safety Commission Dear Supervisor Higgins, I am interested in serving as the Catoctin District representative on the Loudoun County Transportation and Safety Commission. My family has called western Loundoun home for more than 20 years. I'm a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners and have over three decades of experience as a planning professional in both public and private sector roles. My educational background is also focused on the interaction of transportation and land use, as summarized in the attached resume. Sincerely, Dwayne Pierce Guthrie, PhD Member, American Institute of Certified Planners TischlerBise, Inc.

DWAYNE GUTHRIE, PH.D., AICP, PRINCIPAL, TISCHLERBISE, INC.

EXPERIENCE

Dr. Guthrie has 32 years of experience as a professional planner, working primarily in the areas of

impact fees, demographic analysis, infrastructure funding, fiscal evaluations, and transportation

planning. His career includes 23 years of work as a planning consultant and nine years of public sector

experience. At TischlerBise, Dr. Guthrie is the impact fee team leader, with over 380 studies completed

for approximately 120 jurisdictions in 25 states/provinces. Dr. Guthrie has also served as an expert

witness on the topic of impact fees.

As a planning practitioner, Dr. Guthrie promotes smart growth through revenue strategies and pricing

policies. By helping communities implement development impact fees, local governments create a

nexus between private sector development and the demand for public facilities. Rather than subsidize

growth with general tax revenues, Dr. Guthrie works to ensure designated funding for infrastructure

that also helps to minimize externalities like traffic congestion. He has pioneered innovative methods for

tabulating census data to support higher fees for larger housing units and reducing fees for infill

development located in urban centers.

Dr. Guthrie also teaches graduate planning courses at local universities, including Growth Management

at the Alexandria campus of Virginia Tech and Planning Techniques at Catholic University of America.

His doctoral dissertation, titled “Understanding Urban, Metropolitan, and Megaregion Development to

Improve Transportation Governance” documents the expected geographic extent of commuter sheds in

2030 for large metropolitan areas within the continental United States. Commuter sheds provide a

viable refinement to current statistical area designations and solve problems due to inconsistent and

fragmented MPO boundaries. Nine transportation megaregions are proposed based on specific criteria,

including global gateways that facilitate movement of people and goods, contiguous commuter sheds

with urban centers spaced a suitable distance for high-speed rail service, and end-point commuter sheds

projected to add at least one million persons and jobs from 2000 to 2030. The dissertation recommends

a new paradigm for transportation governance with scale-dependent decision-making and funding

strategies.

SELECTED IMPACT FEE AND INFRASTRUCTURE FUNDING ASSIGNMENTS

City of Foley, Alabama - Development Impact Fees

Baldwin County, Alabama - Development Impact Fees

Apache Junction Water Company, Arizona - Water System Connection Fees

City of Avondale, Arizona - Development Impact Fees

City of Casa Grande, Arizona - Development Impact Fees

City of Glendale, Arizona - Development Impact Fees

City of Goodyear, Arizona - Development Impact Fees

City of Goodyear, Arizona - Water Resources Fee

City of Peoria, Arizona - Development Impact Fees

City of Prescott, Arizona - Feasibility of Development Impact Fees for Roads

Town of Queen Creek, Arizona - Development Impact Fees

City of Scottsdale, Arizona - Development Impact Fees

City of Show Low, Arizona - Development Impact Fees

City of Surprise, Arizona - Development Impact Fees

City of Tolleson, Arizona - Development Impact Fees

City of Bentonville, Arkansas - Development Impact Fees

City of Chino Hills, California - Development Impact Fees

City of Clovis, California - Sewer Impact Fee

City of Temecula, California - Development Impact Fee

City of Tulare, California - Development Impact Fee

Pitkin County, Colorado - Funding Strategy & Impact Fee

City of Boulder, Colorado - Development Excise Taxes

Town of Castle Rock, Colorado - Development Impact Fees and Evaluation of Douglas County

School Fees

Montezuma County, Colorado - Development Impact Fee

Town of Erie, Colorado - Development Impact Fees

City of Evans, Colorado - Development Impact Fees

Town of Johnstown, Colorado - Drainage Financing Alternatives, Development Impact Fees, and

Water Rate Study

Arapahoe County, Colorado - Rural Road Funding Strategy

City of Louisville, Colorado - Development Impact Fees

City of Pueblo, Colorado - Development Impact Fee

Town of Vail, Colorado - Development Impact Fee

State of Delaware – Transportation Impact Fee

New Castle County, Delaware - Development Impact Fees, Sewer Policies and Capacity Fees

DeSoto County, Florida - Development Impact Fees

DeSoto School District, Florida - School Impact Fees

Manatee County, Florida - Development Impact Fees

City of Lake Wales, Florida - Development Impact Fees

Polk County School District, Florida - Capital Needs Assessment

Pasco County School District, Florida School Impact Fees

City of Miami, Florida - Development Impact Fees and Evaluation of Miami-Dade County Impact

Fees for Roads and Schools

City of Naples, Florida - Development Impact Fees

Coral Ridge Properties - Capital Improvements Element for Parkland, Florida

City of Punta Gorda, Florida - Development Impact Fees

City of Sunny Isles Beach, Florida - Development Impact Fees

Gordon County, Georgia - CIE and Development Impact Fees

City of Douglasville, Georgia - CIE and Development Impact Fees

Douglas County, Georgia - CIE and Development Impact Fees

City of Garden City, Georgia - CIE and Development Impact Fees

Henry County, Georgia – CIE and Transportation Impact Fee

Effingham County, Georgia - CIE and Development Impact Fees

Town of Hailey, Idaho - Annexation Study and Development Impact Fees

City of Nampa, Idaho - Development Impact Fees

City of Post Falls, Idaho - Development Impact Fees

City of Baltimore, Maryland - Transportation Funding Strategy

Home Builders Association of Carroll County, Maryland - Evaluation of Development Impact Fees

Cecil County, Maryland - Development Excise Tax

Frederick County, Maryland - Development Impact Fees

Town of Hampstead, Maryland - Development Impact Fees

Charles County, Maryland - School Impact Fees

Worcester County, Maryland - Development Impact Fees

Queen Anne's County, Maryland - Development Impact Fees

Carroll County, Maryland - Development Impact Fees

City of Westminster, Maryland - Capital Improvements Plan

City of Madison, Mississippi - Development Impact Fees

City of Nixa, Missouri - Development Impact Fees

City of Belgrade, Montana - Development Impact Fees

Gallatin County, Montana – Roads and Fire District Impact Fees

Florence-Carlton School District, Montana - School Impact Fees

City of Great Falls, Montana - Evaluation of Capacity Fees

Town of Manhattan, Montana - Development Impact Fees

City and County of Missoula, Montana - Development Impact Fees

Frenchtown Fire District, Montana - Development Impact Fees

City of Polson, Montana - Development Impact Fees

Douglas County, Nevada - Road Impact Fees

NAOIP & HBA of Albuquerque, New Mexico - Evaluation of Impact Fees

City of Las Cruces, New Mexico - Development Fees

Currituck County, North Carolina - School Impact Fee

Orange County, North Carolina - School Impact Fee

City of Jacksonville, North Carolina – Water and Sewer Facilities Charges

Home Builders Association of Beavercreek, Ohio - Review of Transportation Fees

City of Delaware, Ohio - Development Impact Fees

City of Green, Ohio - Development Impact Fees

Village of Sunbury, Ohio - Development Impact Fees

City of Edmond, Oklahoma – Water and Sewer Impact Fees

City of Cambridge, Ontario - Development Charges

Hydro Electric Commission of Cambridge, Ontario - Development Charges

City of Sarnia-Clearwater, Ontario - Development Charges

Township of Wellesley, Ontario - Development Charges

Aiken County, South Carolina - Development Impact Fees

Anderson County, South Carolina - Development Impact Fees

Georgetown County, South Carolina - Development Impact Fees

City of Sherman, Texas - Development Impact Fees

City of American Fork, Utah - Development Impact Fees

City of Clearfield, Utah - Development Impact Fees

City of Clinton, Utah - Development Impact Fees

City of Draper, Utah - Development Impact Fees

City of Farmington, Utah - Development Impact Fees

City of Hooper, Utah - Sewer Impact Fee

City of Hyde Park, Utah - Development Impact Fees

City of Kaysville, Utah - Development Impact Fees

City of North Logan, Utah - Development Impact Fees

City of Pleasant Grove, Utah - Development Impact Fees

Salt Lake County, Utah – Stormwater and Park Impact Fees

South Valley Sewer District, Utah - Sewer Impact Fees

City of Spanish Fork, Utah - Development Impact Fees

City of Springville, Utah - Park Impact Fees

City of Wellsville, Utah - Development Impact Fees

City of West Jordan, Utah - Development Impact Fees

City of Woods Cross, Utah - Development Impact Fees

Home Builders Association of Chesterfield County, Virginia - Cash Proffer Study

Isle of Wight County, Virginia - Cash Proffer Study

Graham Companies (Loudoun County, Virginia) - Evaluation of Dulles Sewer District

City of Suffolk, Virginia – Water and Sewer Availability Charges

Jefferson County, West Virginia - Development Fees

City of Eau Claire, Wisconsin - Public Facilities Needs Assessment

City of Kenosha, Wisconsin - Evaluation of CIP Process

City of Casper, Wyoming - Development Impact Fees

Teton County, Wyoming – Transit Impact Fee

SELECT FISCAL, ECONOMIC, AND DEMOGRAPHIC STUDIES

City of Chino Hills, California - Fiscal Study

City of Douglasville and Douglas County, Georgia - Fiscal Study

City of Garden City, Georgia - Cost of Port-Related Services

City of Post Falls, Idaho – Evaluation of Proposed Phosphorous Discharge Regulations

City of Twin Falls, Idaho - Fiscal Evaluation of Proposed Micron Plant

Winchester Homes – Fiscal Evaluation of Clarksburg Area (MD) Master Plan

Howard County, Maryland - Fiscal Analysis of Residential Prototypes

Sterling Forest Corporation, New York - Fiscal Impact Analysis of Development Proposal

City of Stillwater, Oklahoma - Fiscal Study

City of Cambridge, Ontario - Fiscal Impact of Residential Prototypes

City of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania - Fiscal Impact of State Government Facilities

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania - Fiscal Impact Analysis of Residential Development

City of Chesapeake, Virginia - Alternative Student Generation Rates

City of Harrisonburg, Virginia - Economic Benefit of the Southeast Connector

King County, Washington - Marginal Cost Study of Growth Alternatives and Fiscal Impact Model

EDUCATION

Ph.D., Planning, Governance, and Globalization, Virginia Tech

M.A., Urban and Regional Planning, University of Florida

B.A., Education, University of Florida

SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

“Impact Fees”, Utah City Engineers Association.

“Funding the Infrastructure Gap,” American Planning Association National Conference

“Preparing the Impact Fee Ordinance,” Institute of Continuing Legal Education in Georgia, Land Use

Law Program

“Development Impact Fees,” Association of Idaho Cities Conference

“Reasonable Impact Fees,” National Association of Home Builders Conference

“Impact Fees: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly,” Continuing Legal Education International, Growth

Management Conference

“Do Impact Fees Fit Your Comprehensive Revenue Strategy?” Rocky Mountain Land Use Institute

Conference

“Developing a Capital Improvements Program,” Utah League of Cities & Towns Conference

PUBLICATIONS

Paul Tischler, Dwayne Guthrie and Nadejda Mishkovsky. 1999. “Introduction to Infrastructure Financing”

IQ Service Report, Vol. 31, No. 3. Washington, DC: International City/County Management Association.

Paula D. Harper is the Executive Director for Program Development and Management for The George Washington University Ashburn Campus. In this position, she fosters the development of executive and accelerated training and degree programs to meet the needs of residents and regional industry. She serves as a member of the senior leadership team responsible for strategic planning and on-going measurement of the Campus’ achievement of its goals and objectives as they relate to the University and the Northern Virginia region.

Most recently, Ms. Harper served for nine years as Director of Medical Center Faculty Affairs for the University’s main campus in Washington, DC, dealing with programmatic and research issues relevant to industries in the medical sciences and public health fields. Ms. Harper received her BA in Economics from the University of California, San Diego.

KELLYN GUEVARA-KELLOGG

EXPERIENCE

Kellogg Family, Leesburg VaStay-at-Home Mother 2002-Present

PTA Vice President, Social Programs, Frances Hazel Reid Elementary School, Leesburg VirginiaChair, Hearts for Haiti Fundraiser: Partnered with the American Red Cross, Leesburg Chapter to raise funds for devastating earthquake in Haiti 2010 Chair, Pennies for Change Fundraiser for Tsunami Victims, 2004, Tolbert Elementary School, Leesburg VirginiaGirl Scout Leader, Troop 6490Assistant Leader, Cub Scout Pack 71Committee Member, Boy Scout Troop Troop 998CCD Teacher, Religious Education: St. John The Apostle Roman Catholic ChurchJohn McCain Campaign: 2008 Presidential Campaign VolunteerTeaching Teaspoons, LLC, PresidentOffered cooking lessons for kids throughout Loudoun County Public Schools

COUNCIL FOR EXCELLENCE IN GOVERNMENT, Washington D.C.

Project Leader, Program Associate, Fellows Program 1996-2001

Organized and managed leadership training and development for senior managers across federal government.Assisted in the recruitment and selection process of federal leaders across government agencies. Designed and facilitated leadership sessions.Coordinated and designed benchmarking site visits to leading fortune 500 corporations. Assisted in design and implementation of marketing and recruitment for Excellence in Government Fellow Program. Coordinated and managed Speaker series for Senior Fellow Alumni.

INTERNATIONAL REPUBLICAN INSTITUTE(IRI), Washington, D.C.Senior Program Assistant, 1993-1996

Assisted in the development and implementation of multi partisan programs designed to strengthened democratic institutions in Latin America and the Caribbean.Institutional liaison with international government officials and international organizations.Logistical administrator for political assessments, training missions,conference and seminarsDirector of field Operations for Election Observations in Haiti, El Salvador, and Nicaragua

EDUCATION

Marymount University, BA Political Science, 1992Languages: Bilingual in Spanish and English, Fluent in Basic French and Italian

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SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS I am a mid-level professional with experience in business analysis, change management, process improvement, logistical and project management. I have demonstrated strong interpersonal skills while working as a liaison with various United States Government officials and agencies. EXPERIENCE Deloitte Consulting

Consultant October 2011 to Present Ginnie Mae (GNMA) • Provide assistance in monitoring and controlling of project activities by attending meeting with GNMA and Bank of New York Mellon (BNYM) • Coordinate and support project related activities and enterprise level governance activities • Create documentation related to project coordination (i.e. meeting agendas, meeting minutes, issues, risks and action items logs and a weekly

dashboard) • Provide assistance in communicating Earned Value Management (EVM) reports as part of weekly executive dashboard reporting

Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) Veterans Benefits Management System (VBMS) • Assisted in creating Use Cases for VBMS by attending Subject Matter Experts (SME) sessions every three weeks and collecting functional

business requirements • Attended Sprint Review meetings which provided detailed information regarding upcoming new releases • Updated Business Specification Documents (BSDs) and Application Change Requests (ACRs) as requested by the client

Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)

The Certified HIT Product List (CHPL), managed by Office of the National Coordinator (ONC), provides the authoritative, comprehensive listing of certified Complete Electronic Health Records (EHRs) • Managed the CHPL website operations by maintaining and uploading reports and reporting any defects to the technical team • Generated reports within Salesforce.com which were presented to the client • Developed analytical reports to demonstrate market trends impacting CHPL • Developed PMO deliverables such as weekly updates and technical reports for ONC Department of the Navy (DON)

• Reviewed the environmental liability Key Control Objectives (KCO) presented in the Office of the Secretary of Defense’s Financial Improvement

and Audit Readiness Guidance (OSD FIAR) and the Control Activities presented in the Navy Base Realignment and Closure Program Management Office’s (BRAC PMO) Environmental Liabilities Audit Assertion Package

• Reconciled the two documents and determined if the Navy BRAC PMO environmental cleanup program is meeting the OSD FIAR KCOs and documented and presented the findings and recommendations to the client

United States Postal Service (USPS) • Provided support for developing and maintaining an integrated master schedule of key milestones • Created and implemented a requirements management process to monitor the status of the high level systems requirements for all impacted

systems • Analyzed and monitored program risks while developing an appropriate escalation process • Provided support to executive data calls and inputs for the CIO dashboard • Supported communications and change management activities

ICF International

Senior Associate November 2010 to September 2011 Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) • Assisted in documenting and analyzing the current business processes for the Veteran Identification Card (VIC) • Participated in business requirements gathering sessions • Documented potential process improvements • Assisted client in developing vision for the future environment, including documenting associated risks • Authored key sections of the Business Requirements Document (BSD)

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IBM Corporation

Consultant September 2008 to November 2010 Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) – Individual Assistance (IA)

• Supported FEMA in the development and implementation of web-based applications throughout the full DHS System Development Lifecycle

(DHS SDLC) • Assisted with project management tasks including ownership of the Project Management Plan, Project Test Plan, and other project related

documentation • Provided recommendations to the customer on business approaches to streamline routine processes • Identified potential risks and opportunities for improvement and presented to management • Prepared status reports for senior management to ensure timely completion of projects • Facilitated training, focus groups, and management meetings

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) – Public Assistance (PA)

• Administered FEMA’s PA program to oversee disbursement of federal grants to public agencies and not-for-profit organizations • Performed audit reviews on disaster related claims to verify eligibility • Created Project Worksheet Statements to track allocation of funds • Performed review on program documentation to ensure accuracy

Booz Allen Hamilton

Consultant May 2008 to September 2008 United States Postal Service (USPS)

• Assisted in developing management and employee communications and resources for USPS Workforce Optimization • Directly supporting the Vice President of Employee Resource Management (ERM) to coordinate plans and the execution of workforce changes

as a result of USPS’s decision to close 200+ processing plants and reduce their workforce of labor and non-labored employees by 35,000 positions

• Managed the consolidation of resources and vetted materials to create an online centralized site for 1100 managers responsible for Postal network changes and another online site accessible for by all Postal employees

• Focused on integrating project planning, assessing interdependencies with other USPS departments and developing comprehensive action plans and communications to support managers and employees by utilizing the USPS’s existing technology and collaborative tools

Freddie Mac

Business Analyst July 2006 to April 2008

• Supported the financial analysis processes for general ledger activity for monthly and quarterly cycles • Compiled and analyzed financial data for recurring management reports • Developed and analyzed highly complex financial data in support of financial planning and control strategies for internal and external

customers • Led a Six Sigma team performing Root Cause Analysis to mitigate Sarbanes Oxley (SOX) controls

United States Department of the Interior (DOI) - Office of the Secretary

Internship May 2005 to December 2005 Chief Information Officer (CIO), Cyber Security Division (CSD)

• Worked extensively with the CIO to help guide and implement certification and accreditation audits, compliance Plans of Action & Milestones

(POA&M), Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) compliance • Compiled and created reports such as the POA&M report which is used by the CIO, Bureau IT Security Managers (BITSMs) and the Office of

the Inspector General (OIG) for recognizing, evaluating, prioritizing, and monitoring the security weaknesses found in security programs and systems

• Compiled FISMA reports for Office of Management and Budgeting (OMB) and Congress to monitor the efficiency of DOI’s security programs COMMUNITY SERVICE

• Assistant to Imam Mohamed Magid; the Executive Director of All Dulles Area Muslim Society (ADAMS) which is one of the largest faith communities in the United States

• Selected for the highly competitive Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Citizens’ Academy. The goal of the Citizens’ Academy is: o To be a catalyst for improving the quality of life within the community through law enforcement-related and awareness programs o To project a positive image of the FBI in the local community where the FBI serves and to build new partnerships and initiatives

within these venues o To improve the understanding of the community by establishing and enhancing the flow of information between the FBI and the

community o To identify crime problems affecting the local community not currently being addressed and to develop proactive initiatives that

respond to those problems

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• Organize and arrange town hall meetings between ADAMS and the FBI to deepen partnerships and to increase the relationship between the Muslim community

• Assisted in organizing an interfaith forum at ADAMS with White House Chief of Staff Mr. Denis McDonough and Assistant Director in Charge of the FBI’s Washington Field Office Mr. James McJunkin

• Mentoring and counseling the youth at ADAMS by working with Youth Director Mr. Joshua Salaam INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)

Internship March 2004 to September 2004 • Worked with Dr. Ashbindu Singh in writing an article titled “Return of the Wolves and Ecosystem Restoration” • Attended various hearings on U.S. Capitol Hill, on topics such as the United Nations Oil for Food Program • Drafted memorandums while performing research on various topics such as Impacts of Climate Change • Organized meetings between UNEP and other non-governmental organizations in North America • Helped organize 2004 World Environment Day, which took place in Spain • Assisted the Director with outreach to U.S. and Canadian Government officials

Lions Club of Nairobi, Kenya

Internship September 1999 to May 2001

• Performed administrative and office support activities. Duties included fielding telephone calls, receiving and directing visitors, word processing, filing, and faxing as well as attending various events

Jiza-Ul-Ihsan Care & Support Center

Internship September 1999 to May 2001

• Assisted the staff with children supervision, taught English, played games and helped with homework TECHNICAL SKILLS

• MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project, SharePoint, Project Server) Collaborative Lifecycle Management (CLM), Salesforce.com LANGUAGES Fluent in English, conversational in Urdu, Punjabi and Swahili EDUCATION Pennsylvania State University, PA May 2007 B.S. Applied Behavioral Science GPA: 3.4

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Tadeusz (Ted) W. Lewis, P.E. is Principal of GeoConcepts Engineering, Inc., a geotechnical engineering and environmental services firm based in Leesburg. The firm specializes in evaluating sites for potential development, water supply needs, environmental due diligence studies, and designs foundations and earthwork for office buildings and industrial parks.

Since its founding in 1999 with a staff of four, GeoConcepts has grown to a staff of 44. Mr. Lewis currently serves on the Loudoun County Design Cabinet and previously served on the Zoning Ordinance Review Committee (ZORC). He is a member of the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties. Mr. Lewis received his MBA from Averett College, and his MS in Civil Engineering and BS in Agricultural Engineering from Virginia Tech.

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Joanne M. Theurich Chief Administrative Officer Janelia Farm Research Campus Howard Hughes Medical Institute Joanne M. Theurich became Janelia Farm’s Chief Administrative Officer in October 2010. In this role, she oversees Technology Transfer, Human Resources, Finance, Facilities, Laboratory Support Services, and Purchasing. From 2005 through September 2010, Ms. Theurich served as Janelia’s Director of Administration and Finance. In her new position, she will be able to play an even more important role in fostering the campus’ collaborative work environment, which, along with her interest in health and science, first drew her to Janelia Farm. “It is professionally rewarding to be part of a research institution as incredibly special as Janelia Farm, where science is driven solely by intellectual opportunities and the possibility of contributing to the scientific community worldwide.” Prior to joining HHMI, Ms. Theurich was responsible for the administration of business process outsourcing contracts for DST Health Solutions, a global premier solution provider in the healthcare industry, headquartered in Birmingham, AL. Previously, she built, developed, and directed the finance and administrative functions of several start-up healthcare organizations, where she held Vice President or Division President positions. Ms. Theurich has a B.A. in Business Administration from Michigan State University. Ms. Theurich has been a Member of the Board of the Loudon County Chamber of Commerce and currently serves on its Public Policy committee. She is also a member of the Science and Technology Advisory Council for George Washington University’s Virginia campus. In light of her new position of leadership at Janelia Farm, Ms. Theurich is looking forward to playing a more active role in community and industry activities in Loudoun County, where she resides with her family.

NOMINATIONS

Supervisor Delgaudio Nominee to Library Board of Trustees

Andrew R. Beacham

Andrew Beacham is a Freelance Fine Artist and Videographer who has worked in the field of media production and broadcasting over the last 4 years.

His parents being educators, artists, and librarians has instilled a passion in Mr. Beacham for introducing others to classical education and art while utilizing new technologies to produce the next generation of great artisans.

Beacham has donated his own works of art that are on display in his home state of Ohio. He and his wife, Deborah, recently moved to Northern Virginia in the beginning of 2013, because of the many great work opportunities. They look forward to making Sterling their home for many years to come.

(It is pronounced BEE-chum, spelled BEACHAM)

James Kirk, P.E. Position James Kirk is an associate engineer and project manager at Zicht &

Associates, PLC (Zicht Engineering) and has been with the firm

since October 2001. Mr. Kirk brings practical engineering and

construction experience to the firm.

Registration Professional Engineer in the State of Virginia (Lic. No. 049965)

Memberships Member American Society of Civil Engineers

Education George Mason University, Fairfax,VA

Bachelor of Sciences in Civil and Infrastructure

Engineering 2010

Weber State University, Ogden, UT

Associate of Applied Science, Design Graphics 1998

Associate of Science, General Studies 2001

Experience Mr. Kirk is a licensed civil engineer with a background in land

development and has served as project manager for public,

institutional, industrial, commercial and residential projects. Mr.

Kirk’s engineering and land development background includes:

preliminary planning and concept development; site feasibility; site

development plans; construction plans; lighting plans; erosion and

sediment control plans; floodplain studies; stormwater collection,

detention, discharge, adequate outfall, and water quality analysis

and design; utility design; roadway design; pedestrian facilities

design; estimations of bonding and construction costs; and plat

preparation.

Michael A. Monrroy

EDUCATION American University, School of Public Affairs (SPA), Kogod School of Business (KSB), Washington, DC Bachelor of Arts, Political Science, Public Policy and Minor in International Business, May 2011 Honors: Hispanic Heritage Foundation- Business Scholarship, SPA Leadership Program- Certificate in Advanced Leadership Studies EXPERIENCE Global Technology Firm ., Senior Account Executive, Sterling, VA June 2011 – October 2013 • Engaged in global technology business development through strategic research, cold calling, and consultative communications. • Successfully managed the sales cycle process with enterprise level clients in Latin America, Europe, and the U.S. • Featured in the company’s “sales spotlight” for closing a five-figure year contract with a country-wide top level domain. International Republican Institute (IRI), Latin America & Caribbean Programs Intern, Washington, DC January 2011 – May 2011 • Supported Latin America & the Caribbean staff by organizing and coordinating the research necessary of good governance events • Served as primary Spanish language translator of IRI reports and internal documents for western hemisphere offices. • Attended congressional hearings, international democracy events, and drafted briefings for senior staff. • Served in a similar role for IRI while abroad in La Paz, Bolivia during the summer of 2009. MAS Consulting España, Consulting Intern, Madrid, Spain June 2010 – July 2010 • Provided direct primary research for the development of a strategic Spanish-U.S. Business Lobbying Handbook. • Drafted a proposal for a leadership exchange program between young Hispanic political leaders from the U.S. and Spain. • Received a certificate in campaign electoral management from Comillas Pontifical University through a MAS university scholarship. DCI Group, Public Affairs Intern, Washington, DC September 2009 – May 2010 • Provided direct assistance and research on projects related to energy, environment, trade and telecommunications policy issues. • Managed and maintained a database of key contacts in the media, non-profits, the private sector and international governments. • Engaged in business communications outreach while tracking news and legislation on behalf of business clients and project team. Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute (CHLI), Non-Profit Intern, Washington, DC January 2009 – May 2009 • Coordinated VIP guest speakers, conference logistics and prepared supporting materials for the annual Leadership Conference. • Managed and maintained a large fundraising database of national corporate donors. • Facilitated joint event communications with CHLI Board of Director members in the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate. Si TV, RNC Television Correspondent, St. Paul-Minneapolis, MN September 2008 – September 2008 • Recipient of SiTV’s “Crash the Parties” online contest, a nationwide search for two youth Hispanic television reporters. • Covered daily events and conducted VIP interviews at the Republican National Convention as an embedded television reporter. • Trained in professional on-camera public speaking and media relations in Washington, DC and CNN’s headquarters in Atlanta, GA. McCain-Palin 2008, Hispanic Outreach Intern, Arlington, VA May 2008 – August 2008 • Helped to articulate and formulate strategy for Hispanic community outreach on behalf of the Senior Political Strategy Team. • Created and maintained a national database of key political, corporate and organization leader contacts. • Engaged in deadline driven research and outreach while organizing large scale campaign events and national conference calls. Office of U.S. Representative Frank Wolf (VA-10), Congressional Intern, Washington, DC January 2008 – April 2008 • Tracked and organized key legislation on behalf of the Legislative Director and Chief of Staff. • Attended congressional hearings and drafted briefing materials for Legislative Assistants. • Evaluated Rep. Wolf’s congressional website by presenting recommendations to make content more constituent user friendly. ACTIVITIES • Sterling District Chairman in the Loudoun County Republican Committee (LCRC), May 2011 – Present • Loudoun County Chairman in the Hispanic Advisory Board (RPV), August 2013 – Present • President of the American University College Republicans (AUCRs), August 2009 – May 2010 • Treasurer of the DC Federation of College Republicans (DCCRs), August 2010 – May 2011 • President of the Park View Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), August 2006 – June 2007 • Sterling District Representative in the Loudoun County Community Criminal Justice Board (CCJB), July 2011 – Present • Member of the Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute (CHLI) Global Alumni Association, June 2009 – Present • Graduate of The Leadership Institute (LI): Youth Leadership School, Capitol Hill Staff School, High Dollar Fundraising School.

Shadi Sarkis

Shadi Sarkis currently works as a Manager at a Commercial Cleaning Service Company. Prior to that he had worked for PNC bank & Wells Fargo Bank as Sales and Customer Representative.

Shadi is very active in the community; he is a board member of the ANCA (Armenian National Committee of America) where he assist in events planning, fundraising events, and all activities and meetings, in addition to volunteering at the Armenian Church of Maryland.

Shadi has a degree at law from University of Aleppo- Syria, practiced Law for several years while he was in Aleppo, Syria, he has a Diploma in international affairs and diplomacy from the Syrian International Academy - in cooperation with George Mason University, and also acquired the following certificates:

• Certificate of Training in Financial Accounting and Business. 2009 • Certificate Training in the Economic Feasibility of International Projects. 2010 • Certificate training in protocol and communication skills. 2010 • Certificate training in international mechanisms for the protection of human rights from

the Geneva Institute for the Protection of Human Rights, 2010

Now he is working on getting his Master Degree in Criminal Justice and Homeland Security.

He moved to Northern Virginia in the beginning of 2011 and because of the great location and carrier opportunities this area offers, he look forward to making Sterling his home for many years to come.

INTERESTED CITIZENS

The Honorable Scott York, Chairman Loudoun County Board of Supervisors One Harrison Street Leesburg, VA 20175 RE: Reappointment to ADUAB Non-Profit Representative Dear Chairman York: Eight years ago I was first appointed the non-profit representative on the County’s Affordable Dwelling Unit Advisory Board. I have found this service to be a learning opportunity as I’ve expanded my understanding of the County’s ADU program and affordable housing issues specific to Loudoun County and beyond. It has also been gratifying, accompanied by a sense of accomplishment when considering the many families (1600+) who have benefitted from the provision of affordable housing through this program. It reflects the benefit of a good ‘private/public partnership’ considering the contribution made by local builders. I am seeking your reappointment as its ‘At Large’ representative inasmuch as my final (9th) term on Loudoun Habitat’s Board of Directors expired in the Spring and I’m hopeful that someone else from the non-profit sector will step up to offer service on ADUAB in that capacity. However, my service there for two terms as its vice president and my two final terms as its president afforded me expanded opportunities to learn the unique demands of providing a variety of housing opportunities to citizens of every income bracket. In addition, my current position as co-chair of ADUAB has provided additional occasions to dialogue with County staff and others with the hope of tightening, perhaps streamlining, the program and increasing its effectiveness. I have served on its Modifications (ordinance) and Consumer Subcommittees and have contributed to pending changes which I hope will be implemented as part of the current Stakeholders Group’s review and recommendations. I would be most appreciative of your favorable consideration of my reappointment to ADUAB for an additional term in the “At Large” slot. Most sincerely, Pamela G. McGraw Pamela G. McGraw cc: DFS: Kelly Marrocco, Sarah Etro

James Edward Rouse 11/19/2013 County Administrator 1 Harrison Street SE Mail Stop number 2 Leesburg, VA 20175 I am writing to formally apply for one of the membership positions available for the Loudoun County Disability Services Board. I feel that I would be a good fit as I am a medical practitioner within the county and I have family members with physical disabilities. I am a physical therapist assistant licensed to practice in the Commonwealth of Virginia and have been since summer 2008. I have been practicing in Loudoun County since summer of 2009 at a privately owned outpatient clinic in Ashburn. I directly treat hundreds of people every year with a myriad of conditions, some of which do leave patients partially or fully disabled. I feel that my professional background allows me to understand what a disability is and how it can limit one's physical and possibly cognitive ability. I have two direct family members that do suffer from physical disabilities. My mother has multiple sclerosis and before my parents divorced, resided here in Loudoun County. Her condition does make it so that there are days where she can hardly be considered ambulatory and that works to severely limit her function. My father suffers from multiple conditions that have required me to reside with him to care for his home in Sterling and provide what care is required of me to allow him to better function. We have made alterations to his home to allow for his easier access to bathroom facilities. My close relationship to people with disabilities should provide me with a personal understanding of how challenging basic function and getting around the community can seem to those with disabilities and their family members. As part of my formal education, I was required to develop a close understanding of the Americans with Disabilities Act and perform site visits of facilities to assess as to their compliance with the law. If the facility did not meet ADA standards, it was part of my assignment to contact the head of the facilities to inform them of how they are not complying with the law and what needs to be done for them to do so. This previous experience also allows me familiarity with governance regarding the accessibility of public facilities to those with disabilities. The bachelors degree I hold from George Mason University focuses on community health. My education in this field required me to take multiple classes in which I analyzed research of varying health conditions and its effect on different communities. Part of the education also focused on understanding health behaviors. I took classes that also instructed in the development and management of public health campaigns to educate the public and allow for easier accessibility to healthcare. I also partake in fall prevention events hosted by the Northern Virginia Fall Prevention Coalition. The events at which I participate focus on the screening of the elderly to identify those with a fall risk. The screening involves physical testing, vision testing, and a pharmacological consult. Those with a fall risk are then referred back to their physicians so that appropriate steps can be taken to minimalize that persons risk of falling in hopes of preventing serious injury. I feel that I could bring a lot to the board including personal experience with family members suffering from disabilities, with understanding the physical needs of the disabled on a professional level, and having direct experience with knowing ADA standards and following up regarding ADA compliance. My formal education in community health provides me with skills that should help manage any public health campaigns and how public health policy impacts the community. Thank you for your consideration, James Edward Rouse

James Edward Rouse, PTA Objective To obtain a position with the Loudoun County Disability Services Board Education Associates in Applied Science as a Physical Therapist Assistant, Northern Virginia Community College, 05/2008 Associates of Science in General Sciences, Northern Virginia Community College, 12/2008 Bachelor Degree of Science in Health Sciences, George Mason University, 08/2010 Major: Community Health Experience 4.25 years practicing as a Physical Therapist Assistant at State of the Art Physical Therapy Type of Clinic: Privately Owned Outpatient Orthopedic Currently employed by this employer Gained vital experience as a practicing Physical Therapist Assistant working under multiple Physical Therapists with a myriad of patients from different backgrounds with varying conditions 1.5 years practicing as a Physical Therapist Assistant at Fair Ridge Orthopedics Type of Clinic: Privately Owned Outpatient Orthopedic Gained vital experience as a practicing Physical Therapist Assistant working under one Physical Therapist with primarily telecommunications contact with written communication as well 8 week clinical affiliation at Chantilly Physical Therapy Affiliation through: Northern Virginia Community College Physical Therapist Assistant Program Type of Affiliation: Privately Owned Outpatient Orthopedic Mastered skills to become an entry-level Physical Therapist Assistant as a Student Physical Therapist Assistant 6 week clinical affiliation at Dynamics Physical Therapy Affiliation through: Northern Virginia Community College Physical Therapist Assistant Program Type of Affiliation: Privately Owned Outpatient Orthopedic Treated patients as a Student Physical Therapist Assistant 4 week clinical affiliation at Winchester Rehabilitation Center Affiliation through: Northern Virginia Community College Physical Therapist Assistant Program Type of Affiliation: Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospital Was involved in the treatment process as a Student Physical Therapist Assistant working primarily with the rehabilitation of patients suffering from CVAs. 12 years delivering the Washington Post Delivered morning newspapers 7 days a week during childhood with family members and indepdently. References Furnished upon request

DWIGHT R. STONEROOK EXPERIENCE DRS Architecture, PLC, Leesburg, Virginia June 2000 to present

Owner of architectural firm focusing on residential design & light commercial.

Robson Group Architects, Inc. Centreville, Virginia April 1995 to May 2000 Project Architect for new and renovation work involving religious architecture, light commercial and residential projects. Responsibilities included involvement through all phases from programming to construction administration. Pulte Homes, Inc. Fairfax, Virginia September 1991 to April 1995 Project Architect for Multi and Single Family homes with experience in the following areas: Project Coordination/Construction Administration TEST International, McLean, Virginia August 1989 to September 1991 Production and presentation drawing, space planning and tenant drawings

University Architect and Planning Office, Virginia Tech February 1987 to August 1989 Graphic layout, presentation drawings, photography and model construction

Peck, Peck and Associates Inc., Woodbridge, Virginia March 1984 to September 1985 CADD system operator, production drawings and cost estimating

REGISTRATION Licensed Architect

Virginia (license # 0401-008826) – 1993 Maryland (license # 0013034) – 2002

EDUCATION Bachelor of Architecture, May 1989 (5-year Professional Degree) Graduated Magna Cum Laude Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, Virginia

Dual Associate Degrees in Engineering, May 1983 Architectural Engineering & Solar Heating and Cooling Pennsylvania State University, Fayette Campus

CONTINUING 2012 – “Hidden Risks of Green Building”, “Permeable Pavements”, EDUCATION “Sustainable Concrete and Masonry Design” 2011 – “Pervious Concrete Pavement”, 2009 Code Updates

2010 – “Professional Conduct” 2009 – “Indoor Environments”, “Home Energy Rater Training” 2008 – “Wind Forces”

2007 – “Energy Conscious Architecture”, “Continuous Load Path Design” 2006 – “Affordable Green Home Building”, “Sustainable Design” 2005 – “Mold & Moisture Control”, “Walkable Roof deck Membranes”, “Principles

of Attic Ventilation”, “Systems Approach to Designing a House” 2004 –“Sustainable Design”, “Solutions to why Masonry Walls Fail”, “Incorporating Timber Frame into Residential Use”

HONORS AND Loudoun County Affordable Dwelling Unit Advisory Board, member since ACTIVITIES 2005 Architect of Year, 1993 Pulte Home Corporation – Mid-Atlantic Finalist, 1986 Harold Hill Memorial Competition, Virginia Tech

From: Sharad Tandale] Sent: Monday, November 04, 2013 11:09 AM To: DEPT-COADMIN-**COUNTY_ADMINISTRATION Subject: Loudoun County Advisory Board Membership

Hello

I am interested in one of the following vacancies of the advisory board.

I am US Citizen resident of Chantilly (Loudoun County).

I am currently working as an IT contractor at Department of Defense – DLA.

Previously I worked at American Red Cross for about 12 years.

I have legal back ground as well and am also taking Bar Exams too.

I belong to American Indian community.

I shall be highly grateful, if I am given an opportunity to serve the community.

Affordable Dwelling Unit Advisory Board: At-large representative

Building Code and Appeals Board: One citizen representative

Community Services Board: Six at-large representatives

Thanks

Sharad Tandale