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1997 Appointments COMMUNITY DEV. AND ENVIRONMENTAL SVCS. DIVISION PLANNING SERVICES DEPARTMENT CURRENT PLANNING SECTION MEMORANDUM TO: Sue Filson, Administrative Assistant Board of County Commissioners FROM: Barbara S. Burgeson Environmental Specialist II DATE: June 30, 1997 RE: EAB Applicants Staff has reviewed the five applicants for the open position for the EAB and finds that they are all well qualified and appear to be equally good candidates to fill the vacancy. The Current EAB members each voted for their first choice to fill this vacancy and those results are as follows : 1 vote for Julie Freeland, 2 votes for Daniel McLean, 1 vote for Gary Hyatt and 2 votes for Marco Espinar. The following is a summary of the candidates for the position: Julie E. Freeland: BS in Chemical/ Environmental Engineering. Has 1 years experience at Hole, Montes & Assoc. as Assistant Project Engineer and 1 year experience at Wilson, Miller Barton & Peek as Project Engineer. David E. Bryant : BA in Political Science / JD in Law Attorney in Florida since 1975 . Assistant County Attorney from 1993 to 1996. Private practice 1996 to present . William W. Hill : BS in Chemical Engineering / MS in Aeronautical Engineering / Ph. D. Academics and Administrative experienced from 1961 to 1993 . Engineering consultant from 1992 to 1996. Presently retired. Daniel C. McLean: BS and MS in Chemical Engineering. President for Engineering Consultants from 197.0 to 1976. Director and/or Senior/Chief Engineer for three firms from 1976 to 1996. Presently retired. Gary W. Hyatt : BA and MS in Biology / Ph. D. in Zoology. Undergraduate teaching in biology from 1973 to 1980. Proctor and Gamble from 1980 to 1996. Faculty at Edison Community College 1997 to present. Marco A. Espinar: BS in Biology. Has 7 years experience in environmental permitting, planning and compliance in SW Florida. Owner of Environmental Consulting firm in Naples since 1995 . wA COLLIER COUNTY GOVERNMENT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL 2800 N. HORSESHOE DRIVE SERVICES DIVISION NAPLES,FL 34104 Building Review and Permitting (941)643-8400 Code Enforcement (941)643-8440 A CERTIFIED BLUE CHIP COMMUNITY Housing and Urban Improvement (941)643-8330 Natural Resources (941)732-2505 Planning Services (941)643-8300 FAX MEMORANDUM Pollution Control (941)732-2502 (gal) 643-3266 or (941) 643-6968 TO DATE: 2-Z-97 TIME: 3:OD FAX NUMBER: . /7j- •36 0 Z. NAME: v-cll.(', /50,r----.. FIRM/DEPARTMENT: 6 C(- CITY, STATE: FROM • • NAME: OA (3605 D)^- DEPARTMENT: (ter✓ 1_A-- (3/0\h,IA,I. TELEPHONE: T- =OM TOTAL PAGES INCLUDING COVER SHEET: 5- SPECIAL INSTRUCTION: /Fee4i iZ1('rY ` iLe id-5f Nu.:M iA_ei_ci ?7? . 61- p_ bi-/5 _arla, 6174- td-e�k . � -& ,awl �� _ rAdcar • �� �� ck MEMORANDUM .17 s DATE: June 2, 1997 J1 ° 3 DV TO: Barbara Burgeson, Environmental Specialist II Current Planning PLANNING SERVICES FROM: Sue Filson, Administrative Assistan Board of County Commissioners RE: Environmental Advisory Board a As you know, we currently have 1 vacancy on the above-referenced advisory committee. A press release was issued requesting citizens interested in serving on this committee to submit a resume for consideration. I have attached the resumes received for your review as follows: Julie E. Freeland ; � ,r, (f) 2021 Frederick Street ri.ael y ,, C-� Pc (i) Naples, FL 34112 David E. Bryant 2123 River Reach Drive Naples, FL 34104 William W. Hill 1065 Gulfshore Boulevard,N., #413 Georg Naples, FL 34102 c�ecr " Daniel C. McLean O .u.'S (.0 835 Bentwater Circle, Unit 103 Naples, FL 34108 Gary W. Hyatt �r' tC,� re'6E 440 Seaview Court (4 u.:1- L2) (3(OLLr �t) Marco Island, FL 34145 Marco A. Expinar 3880 Estey Avenue M' 1, (I) C)a 3 - (.1) Naples, FL 34104 Please let me know, in writing,the recommendation of the advisory committee for appointment and I will prepare an executive summary for the Board's consideration. Please categorize the applicants in areas of expertise. If you have any questions, please call me at 774-8097. Thank you for your attention to this matter. SF Attachments CE3v ED 2021 Frederick Street MAYNaples, FL 34112 2 7 1297 Board of Couniy comm ;;;�re May 24, 1997 Sue Filson Administrative Assistant Board of County Commissioners 3301 U.S.41 East Naples, FL 34112 Dear Ms. Filson: I would like to apply for the vacant position on the Environmental Advisory Board. My qualifications appear to be in line with the needs of the committee. I am a native of Naples who takes an active interest in the development of Collier County. I have seen the vast changes in Naples throughout the past twenty years. The Environmental Advisory Board does an excellent job for the community and I would like to become a part of this beneficial organization. My position as a Project Engineer with Wilson,Miller,Barton,and Peek,Inc.has helped me to become well versed in the area of land use planning. I work daily with the permitting,zoning and development of land in Collier County. In addition,my graduate coursework was in the area of hazardous waste management and pollution control. I currently hold OSHA certification for the 40 hour HAZWOPER ranking. This training enables me to lead a team in a hazardous material emergency spill situation. I am always looking for ways to participate in community development and this opportunity sounds like an excellent match for my background and experience. Thank you for considering me for this position with the Environmental Advisory Board. Sincerely, Julie E.Freeland Julie Elizabeth Freeland 2021 Frederick Street Naples, FL 34112 (941) 774-0583 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Wilson,Miller, Barton& Peek, Inc.,Naples,FL Project Engineer March 1996-Present • Land planning,civil engineering and site development plans. • Extensive work in the areas of grading and drainage designs. • Use of AutoCAD to complete design. • Preparing proposals, quantity take-off counts,and specifications. University of Oklahoma,Norman, OK Graduate Research Assistant August 1996-February 1997 • Taught a Chemical Engineering Senior Design Laboratory which included:teaching fundamental design concepts to a class of sixteen students,assignment of grades,preparing and repairing lab equipment. Lab equipment includes: climbing film evaporator,packed tower unit, CSTR, liquid-liquid extraction,air membrane separator,and protein electrophoresis. • Research duties included designing experimentation for the analysis of petroleum contaminated soils using the HPLC, GC, TOC analyzers while maintaining OSHA approved hazardous materials handling protocol. Obtained HAZWOPER and Confined Space Certification. Certified by OSHA to lead a hazardous spill clean-up team. • Research field work included ordering equipment for large scale testing of the laboratory pilot remediation project. Hole, Montes and Associates, Naples,FL Assistant Project Engineer October 1994-April 1996 • Worked as part of a civil engineering design team on a 10 mgd advanced wastewater treatment plant(nutrient removal for surface water discharge and also residential reuse). • Completed numerous operating permits for water and wastewater treatment facilities. Permitting included preparation of capacity analysis reports, bid openings, and design meetings with city and county officials. • Attended pre-bid meetings, bid openings, and design meetings with city and county officials. • Aided in the preparation of specifications and proposals. • Performed project specific computations on unique projects using Excel programming techniques. • Presented designs through the use of AutoCAD release 12 and 13. University of Florida-Institute for Food & Agricultural Science, Immokalee,FL Research Chemist July 1994-October 1994 • Analyzed soil,water, and plant tissue samples by using: HPLC, GC, flame photometry,spectrophotometry,Kjeldahl Nitrogen Method. • Performed maintenance on and ensured proper calibration of lab instrumentation. • Rebuilt and modified equipment for use in field testing using AutoCAD for preliminary designs. • Maintained quality control systems and techniques. • Used FORTRAN to write chemical calculation programs. EDUCATION Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne, FL Bachelor of Science Degree with Honors-Chemical/Environmental Engineering,May 1994 Additional Course work includes: Graduate Classes from Georgia Tech and the University of Oklahoma: Air Pollution Control,Hs7ardous Waste Management, Advanced Fluid Dynamics with Partial Differential Eqs.,Statistical Thermodynamics, Surfactant Technologies. PROFESSIONAL AFFLIATIONS Florida Engineering Society American Chemical Society National Society of Professional Engineers American Institute of Chemical Engineers American Society of Civil Engineers Junior Achievement Volunteer DAVID E. BRYANT Attorney At Law CHARTERED • NAPLES - TAMPA RECEIVED PAGER 215 AIRPORT ROAD SOUTH TELECOPIER 941-999-9396 NAPLES, FLORIDA 941-649-8967 MAY 2 1997 34104 TELEPHONE Board %TCounty Commission,. 941- 435- 0550 May 20, 1997 Ms. Sue Filson Office of the Board of County Commissioners 3301 East Tamiami Trail Naples, Florida 34112 RE: Collier County Environmental Advisory Board Vacancy Dear Ms. Filson: Please accept this letter and my attached curriculum vitae as my application to apply for the vacancy on the Environmental Advisory Board for the Collier County Board of Commissioners. I believe that my legal background together with my experience in state and local government qualify me to sit on this Board. Additionally, I submit that my representation of both Collier County and Escambia County provided to me unique experiences that could assist the Environmental Advisory Board to the Collier County Board of Commissioners as it considers various environmental,land use and planning issues. Specifically,my experience as the lead counsel for Escambia County,Florida, in its Comprehensive Plan litigation with the Department of Community Affairs,which considered the Comprehensive Plan for coastal Escambia County,provided to me a unique educational and land use experience that would assist me in considering matters before the Environmental Advisory Board as it makes its recommendations to the Collier County Board of Commissioners. Therefore, please forward my letter of interest together with my curriculum vitae to the Committee for its review and consideration for this vacancy. The time and assistance you accord this matter is greatly appreciated. With kind regards, I remain Very truly yours, DAVID E. BRYANT - - Chartered DAVID E. BRYANT, ESQUIRE DEB/wbk Enclosure miuJd-0520.It7 • CURRICULUM VITAE DAVID E. BRYANT Addresses: Office: DAVID E. BRYANT, CHARTERED 215 Airport Road South Naples, Florida 34104 Telephone: (941) 435-0550 Facsimile: (941) 649-8967 Home: 2123 River Reach Drive Naples, Florida 34104 Telephone: (941) 643-2668 A. EDUCATION PREPARATION: ( University of West Florida BA- Major: Political Pensacola,Florida Science/Management 1970 Stetson University JD - Major: Law 1974 College of Law St. Petersburg, Florida B. EDUCATION HONORS: Provost Scholar University of West Florida Presidential Scholar University of West Florida First Chief Justice, Unitrersity of West Florida University Judiciary Outstanding Participant Stetson University College of Law Moot Court Competition C. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Private Legal Practice 1996 - Present Naples and Tampa, Florida Assistant County Attorney 1993 - 1996 Office of the County Attorney Naples, Florida Collier County, Florida -1- Assistant County Attorney 1991 - 1992 Office of the County Attorney Pensacola, Florida Escambia County, Florida Private Legal Practice 1986 - 1991 Tampa, Florida Legal Partnership in firm of 1979 - 1986 Bryant and Epperson, PA Tampa, Florida Special Counsel 1979 - 1981 Hillsborough Community College Tampa, Florida Board of Trustees Chief, Felony Division 1975 - 1979 Assistant State Attorney Tampa, Florida Thirteenth Judicial Circuit Executive Assistant and 1975 Senatorial Aid to Tampa, Florida Senator Guy Spicola, during the 1975 Florida legislative session Legal Assistant, 1972 - 1974 ( Senator John Ware, Minority Leader of the Florida Senate D. LITIGATION EXPERIENCES: 1. Private Representation: a. Plaintiff and defense representation involving all areas of civil practice. b. "PRO" negotiation, trial, and settlement for physicians, acute care, long term and psychiatric institutions. c. Preparation, negotiation, settlement, and/or trial of personal injury matters. d. Extensive criminal defense involvement including representation of medical and health care professionals in DEA fraud, medicare and medicaid investigations. e. Representation and in-service training of Emergency Medical Service in DNR/living will, and risk management matters. f. Investigation and prosecution of administrative officials, including the President of Hillsborough Community College, Tampa, Florida. -2- g. Prosecution and defense of administrative licensure matters from trial before DOAH through review on appeal. 2. Contract Counsel, Department of Professional Regulation (Statewide 1983 - 1989): a. Represented Boards of: Medicine Dentistry Osteopathy Architecture Engineers Optometry Construction Industry b. Appellate Representation: Board of Medicine 3. Assistant State Attorney: a. Chief of Felony Division: ( 1. Responsible for supervision of other felony attorneys. 2. Managed and Personally tried most significant cases in division. b. Prosecuted in the following areas: 1. Traffic Division 2. Juvenile Division 3. Misdemeanor Division 4. Felony Division c. Types of prosecuted cases: First Degree Murder to Driving While Intoxicated 4. Assistant County Attorney, Escambia County: a. Overall litigation responsibility for the Comprehensive Plan and land use matters for Escambia County. Lead counsel for the County in three week DOAH hearing with the Department of Community Affairs over the Comprehensive Plan for the County. b. Responsible for all litigation involving the County including all personal injury, condemnation and contractual matters. ( -3- c. Legal counsel to the Zoning Board of Adjustment for Escambia County, Florida. d. Legal Counsel to the Planning Board for Escambia County, Florida e. Legal designee to the Concurrency Review/Vesting Committee for the County. f. Legal representative to the Subdivision Regulation Review Committee for the County. g. Legal Representative to the Transportation Access Management Review Committee. 5. Assistant County Attorney, Collier County: a. Overall litigation responsibility for all matters wherein the Board of County Commissioners is a named defendant. b. Prosecution of matters before the Code Enforcement Board for the Collier County Compliance Services Department. c. Eminent Domain representation for Collier County for the Capital projects, Utilities and Transportation Departments. ( d. Foreclosure responsibility in all matters dealing with lien enforcement and special taxing district authority. E. TRANSACTIONAL EXPERIENCES: 1. Real Estate Counsel, managed the following: a. Responsible for closing certain commercial and residential loans. b. Extensive experience in troubled loan work out and foreclosure. c. Creation of various real estate contracts and agreements. F. OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES 1. Successfully completed the Health Care Risk Management Program held at the University of South Florida. 2. Legislative liaison and management involving governmental affairs and legislation for Senator Spicola. 3. Adjunct Professor: St. Petersburg Junior College. 4. "Hats Off Award," Pensacola Association of Realtors, 1992. -4- 5. "Success Series" Instructor - Pensacola Association of Realtors, 1991-1993. G. COMMITTEES AND MEMBERSHIPS: 1. State of Florida, Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council Board Member, 1991-1994. 2. Emergency Medical Services State Plan Committee, 1992-1994. 3. Administrative Law Committee, The Florida Bar. 4. Health Law Committee, The Florida Bar. 5. Real Property Committee, The Florida Bar. 6. Environmental Law and Land Use Committee, The Florida Bar. 7. Central Florida Medical Malpractice Claims Council. 8. National Associations of Realtors. 9. Pensacola Association of Realtors, Inc., member of the Board of Directors, ( 1991-1992 and 1992-1993. 10. Pensacola Association of Realtors Foundation, Inc., member of the Board of Directors, 1992-1994. 11. Tampa Board of Realtors. 12. 1000 Friends of Florida. 13. Pensacola Country Club. 14. Collier County Bar Association H. PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE AND CERTIFICATION: The Florida Bar - 1974 - #179284 United States Supreme Court - October 10, 1978 United States District Court - Middle District of Florida Florida Real Estate Broker - 1986 - BK 0206609 Florida Mortgage Broker - 1986 - HB 266745393 SP -5- RECENED MAY 1 7 Q V V SOarr of JImm i 3s l tilers 21 May, 1997 Ms. Sue Filson, Administrative Assistant Board of County Commissioners 3301 U. S. 41 East Naples, Fla. 34112 Re: Environmental Advisory Board Dear Ms. Filson: It is my understanding that a vacancy exists on the Collier County Environmental Advisory Board. I would be pleased to be considered for this appointment. A brief Professional Summary is enclosed. I have had a varied background in the engineering field, and feel that I might have something to offer to the many environmental problems faced by Collier County officials. I relocated to Naples approximately nine months ago, and am a registered voter and property owner. It is important to participate in ones's adopted community, and this could be an appropriate opportunity. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, William W. Hill William W. Hill Professional Summary 1065 Gulfshore Blvd. N. No. 413 Naples, Fl. 34102 941/435-3534 EDUCATION B.S.M.E. Georgia Institute of Technology M.S .A.E. Purdue University Ph.D. Colorado State University ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE Purdue University Instructor, School of Aeronautical Engineering and Engineering Sciences Tri-State University Chairman, Department of Aeronautical Engineering, 1961-63 Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics and Engineering Mechanics, 1963-64 Associate Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, 1966-74 Dean of Engineering, 1974-78 Director, Engineering and Research Center, 1975-78 Senior Vice President, 1978-81 L.L. Dresser Professor of Engineering, 1981-84 Director, Tri-State University Energy Analysis and Diagnostic Center, 1983-85 Professor of Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering, 1984-88 Chairman, Department of Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering, 1988-93 Engineering Professor Emeritus, 1993 ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE Engineering Consultant to: Hydraulic Power Division of Eaton Corporation; Marshall, MI City of Angola, Indiana Henry B. Steeg Division of HNTB, Indianapolis Brads-Ko Engineering, Elkhart, Indiana Steuben County and Pigeon River Drainage Boards Indiana Department of Natural Resources, T x 2000 Lake Enhancement Program Member, Steuben County Solid Waste Study Committee Member, Maumee River Valley Erosion Control Study Committee Owner; William Hill & Associates, Angola, Indiana; 1992-96 Registered Professional Engineer; Indiana, Ohio, Michigan -2- William W. Hill ENGINEERING AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Member; ASME, ISPE, NSPE, Sigma Xi, Indiana Lake Management Society and NALMS . Past Regional Vice President, National Society of Professional Engineers Past President, Indiana Society of Professional Engineers Past Member, 1985-1993, Indiana Registration Board for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors, Chairman, 1987 and 1988 COMMUNITY SERVICE Kiwanis Club of Angola and Past President, 1970-96 Steuben County Lakes Council; Founder and Member of Board of Directors, 1972-93 Past member, Steuben County Red Cross Board Member, First Congregational Church; Past Treasurer Member, Kiwanis Club; Naples on the Gulf Member, The Conservancy, Naples MILITARY SERVICE Flight Instructor, U. S. Navy, 1951-55 HONORS AND AWARDS Sigma Gamma Tau Pi Tau Sigma Tau Beta Pi Chi Epsilon "Citizen Engineer" Award ISPE Distinguished Service Award Pi Tau Sigma Outstanding Faculty Award Sears Roebuck Outstanding Faculty Award McKetta Outstanding Engineering Faculty Award :-- 1) ( Daniel C. McLean, P.E. M g 2 T.I 1997 Consulting Engineer ( Chemical, Metallurgical, and Environmental ) oara `� ' �`urmrn ss oner.� 835 Bentwater Circle, Unit 103 Naples, Florida 34108 Telephone: 941 - 514- 3323 May 18, 1997 Ms, Sue Filson Administrative Assistant Board of County Commissioners 3301 U.S. 41 East Naples, FL. 34112 Dear Ms. Filson: ( In response to the notice published in the Naples Daily News today, I herewith submit my resume' indicating my qualifications for the position of member of the Environmental Advisory Board. I have been involved in all types of environmental issues since 1965. Activity has been mainly in the area of resolving industrial and municipal waste disposal problems ( air, water, solid waste) with particular emphasis on developing practical and cost effective remedial actions. Obviously,this activity included continual interaction with the EPA, State and County regulatory agencies in negotiating terms in the various permitting procedures. I believe my extensive environmental engineering experience could be of great value to your Environmental Advisory Board, and I would greatly appreciate being given the opportunity to meet with its members to discuss how I might be of service. I am immediately available.. Sincerely yours, , ,, , ,....„,,c)./ ' Daniel C. McLean, P. . Daniel C. McLean,P.E. ♦•♦ 835 Bentwater Circle, Unit 103 ♦ 1 Naples, Florida 34108 • Home Phone 941 -514-3323 RESUME' PERSONAL Am a semi-retired Chemical, Metallurgical and Environmental Engineer with over 50 years of interdisciplinary engineering planning and operational experience in the technical areas listed below. Also have several years experience as a University professor and industrial instructor teaching chemistry, hydro-metallurgy, mineral beneficiation and environmental engineering(see specifics below). Managerial experience includes heading a large industrial chemical laboratory, being Research Director for a large mining company,vice- president and chief engineer for a new environmental equipment company and President of my own engineering consulting group. Experience in related fields includes water management, industrial and municipal waste water treatment,solid waste management, preparation of environmental feasibility studies and permit applications (air, water, solid waste, noise, radiation). Technical writing experience includes the preparation of over twenty technical papers on a wide variety of subjects for presentation at national engineering society meetings and for journal publication.Also have experience with the preparation of technical brochures and plant operating manuals. Have written and obtained over 15 U.S. patents in my name for various technical developments. Have ability to use computer word processing and graphics. Have very strong backgound in chemistry, and good knowledge of geology and statistical methods. • EDUCATION B.S. Chemical Engineering - Tufts University - 1940 M.S. Chemical Engineering - Missouri School of Mines - 1942 PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION Chemical and Metallurgical Engineer -W.Va. - No. 001488 AREAS OF EXPERTISE Design and operation of industrial and municipal waste water systems Water Management Solid Waste Management ( municipal- mining-agricultural) Acid Mine Water Remediation Algae Control Systems ( new flotation process) Harbor and Estuary Remediation Methods Metals Recovery and Recycling- process design and development Air Pollution Control Systems Environmental Impact Studies and Report Preparation Process and Environmental Feasibility Study Preparation Environmental Permit Application Preparation ( air, water, solid waste, noise) Environmental Auditing Metals and Minerals Recovery ( process design, laboratory and pilot plant research and development, plant operations, management) Underground Mining Roof Support Chemical Plant Design and Operation Chemical Laboratory Design and Operation PATENTS 20 U.S. and foreign patents covering chemical and metallurgical processes, mine roof support, and environmental remediation processes. Details can be provided if of interest. PUBLICATIONS Over 20 technical papers presented and published pertaining to new developments in hvdrometallurgy, precious metal scrap recovery, water management in the mining industry, statistical sampling procedures ( gold ore deposits, hazardous waste sites ). Most are available for inspection if of interest. EMPLOYMENT Enviro-Bubble Flotation, Inc., Sacramento, Ca. Vice President and Chief Engineer, 1994 - 1996/ Invented, built prototypes and supervised the construction and full scale application of new micro-bubble flotation equipment for the remedial treatment of all types of industrial and municipal waste waters. Robert S. Miller Associates, Inc., Sacramento,Ca. Environmental and Metallurgical Engineering Associate- 1986 - 1994. Conducted laboratory testing of remedial treatments for industrial wastes, prepared environmental permit applications for sand and gravel operations and for municipal sewage sludge disposal sites. Iron Mountain Mines, Inc., Sacramento, Ca. - Chief Environmental and Metallurgical Engineer, 1985 -1987. Designed and pilot plant tested a new solution mining process for the complete and economical recovery of all metals from acid mine drainage at one of the worst EPA Superfund sites. Conducted extensive permitting conferences with EPA Regional IX office and the California water regulatory agencies and their consultants. Wrote several environmental and process reports. Davy McKee Corporation, San Ramon, Ca. Senior Staff Engineer( Environmental and Process ) - 1978 - 1985 Was the principal environmental engineer for one of the world's foremost mining and metallurgical construction companies. Duties consisted of providing environmental engineering input to all types of new construction projects (mineral processing plants and smelters) and preparing environmental impact reports and all types of permit applications. Duties also included process design work and preparation of feasibility studies. Cyprus Metallurgical Process Corporation,Tucson,Az. - Research Director- 1976 -1978. Directed the laboratory and pilot plant development and the demonstration plant operation for a new chloride hydrometallurgical process for recovering copper from sulfide ores ( to replace smelters). Duties included supervision of the R& D and analytical laboratories; the direction of process engineers and plant foremen; and the preparation of periodic technical progress reports and patent applications. Metek,Inc. Lemont,Pa. - President - 1970 - 1976. Head of group of engineering consultants which developed designs and operating procedures for scrap gold, silver, tungsten and manganese recovery plants; waste water treatment facilities; and regional municipal solid waste recovery and recycling systems. Prepared several regional pollution study reports( Central Pennsylvania ). Conducted the initial laboratory development work for a new micro-bubble flotation process for the treatment of industrial waste waters. Did field studies on new methods for egg and fruit wash waters; laundry and electroplating waste waters; and car wash waters. Also developed a new low cost fuel from waste oil to replace natural gas. Pennsylvania State University - Associate Professor of Mineral Preparation Engineering - 1964 - 1969. Taught graduate and undergraduate courses in hydrometallurgy, process plant design, mineral processing,and mining waste water and solid waste treatment and disposal.Also obtained and directed several grants for graduate studies in the fields of mining and municipal waste treatment and recycling. American Cyanamid Co. ( Cyanamid International) - Mining Chemical Div. Wayne,N.J. - Assistant Chief Metallurgist - 1951 - 1964. Duties consisted primarily of assisting in the development of new processes and products for the mining industry at the Stamford Research Laboratories, then testing these new products in operating mines and mineral processing plants. This involved the planning of remote R&D operations and the training and supervision of field engineers during field trials on an international scale.Obtained many patents in the fields of uranium and vanadium metallurgy and for improved methods of mine roof support using resin-grouted roof bolts. ,r.. .am. a.i R p""p^+ I, GARY W. HYATT ~'3 t9 v 440 Seaview Court Boarc 3` �.. __ - Marco Island, Florida 34145 Mrs. S. Filson Administrative Assistant Board of County Commissioners 3301 Tamiami Trail East Naples, FL 34112 May 16, 1977 Dear Mrs. Filson: I read in the Marco Island Eagle of the current vacancy on the Environmental • Advisory Board. Enclosed is my resume in support of my interest in the position. Environmental work in the pharmaceutical and paper industries was part of my most recent experience at the Procter & Gamble Company in Cincinnati. I retired from P&G last September and became a resident of Marco Island in January. Some of my biological research was performed on the west coast of Florida, and I have been a property owner on Marco since 1993. Please keep me informed about the appointment. Ve truly yours, 7rr -' \ Gary W. Hyatt, Ph.D. Curriculum Vitae 440 Seaview Court, No. 1605 Marco Island, FL 34145-2601 941-642-0715 (Voice and Fax) Degrees: 1964, B.S., Biology, State University of New York 1967, M.S., Biology, State University of New York 1973, Ph.D., University of Illinois, Urbana, Zoology (Physiology and Ethology) 1996, Associate of Applied Science, Summa Cum Laude (Aviation Maintenance Technologies), Engineering Division, Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, Cincinnati, OH. Dissertation Title : Physiological and Behavioral Studies of Color Vision in Fiddler Crabs (Brachyura, Ocypodidae, Genus Uca). Diss. Abs. 34,Number 9, 1974. Order number 745600, 90 pp. U.S. Government Licenses and Ratings : Pilot: Commercial, instrument, airplane, single-engine land. Aviation Maintenance Technician: Airframe and Powerplant. Memberships : Florida State Poets Association National Federation of State Poetry Societies Professional Aviation Maintenance Association Mooney Aircraft Pilots Association Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association Past Employers: Pine Plains Central School, Pine Plains, NY (19641967). University of Illinois, Chicago (1973-1980). The Procter& Gamble Company, Cincinnati, OH (1980-1996). Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, Cincinnati, OH (1996). Current: Writer Adjunct Professor of Biology, Edison Community College, Naples, FL Edison Community College Assignments: 1997- Faculty. First-level general biology lecture and laboratory. Cellular chemistry and genetics. Cincinnati State Technical and Community College Assignments: 1996 Faculty. Third-level general biology lecture and laboratory. Anatomy and Physiology - Human organ systems. P&G Assignments: 1995-1996 Information Manager, Health Care Research Center. Responsible for policy development for adverse drug experience reporting, pharmaceuticals R&D. 1 5/15/97 1993-1995 P&G Pharmaceuticals, Regulatory & Clinical Development Department, Cardiac Drugs. Responsible for regulatory strategies, environmental assessments and global regulatory agency liaison for cardiac drugs under development. 1990-1993 Paper Sector Professional and Regulatory Services, Composting Infrastructure. Responsible for national basic and applied research programs. Responsible for compost technology transfer to northeast municipalities, and for solid waste and composting legislative and regulatory activity in eight northeastern states. Responsible for national Composting Council (Washington, DC) business and trade association activities. 1986-1990 Management Systems Division, Paper Product Development. Reporting group responsible for information systems in Paper Product Development: business systems improvements, workstations, networking, quality improvement tools and data management. 19841986 Management Systems Division, Technology Development. Reporting group responsible for gatekeeping and introducing long-term, emerging information system technologies to P&G businesses. 1982-1984 Management Systems Division, Integrated Workstation Development. Developed first PC-based, multi-functional marketing workstation for use in P&G sales and advertising. 1980-1982 Management Systems Division, Computer-Based Training. Introduced computer-based training to P&G through MSD technical training programs; plant basic skills and safety training programs. Awards: • 1992 Paper Product Development Teamwork Award. Compost Infrastructure Team. 1990 Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry. Best Paper Award, presented at the 1990 Polymers, laminations and Coatings Conference. 1988 People Progress Award. Information Systems Support Team. P&G Corporate Training (partial listing): Total Quality with W. Edwards Deming and Akashi Fukuhara Negotiating Skills Team Building Strategic Planning Food and Drug Administration Rules and Regulations University of Illinois Assignments: 1973-1980 Undergraduate teaching in large-section general biology courses. Organismic biology; taxonomy; human systems; animal behavior, plant anatomy, etc. 2 5/15/97 Graduate seminars. Orientation behavior; courtship and agression; behavioral ecology, etc. 1973-1980 Adjunct Professor of Computer-Based Education, Computer-Based Education Research Laboratory, University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign. Design and develop computer-based curriculum programs for biological sciences. Awards: Various unrestricted grants from University of Illinois Research Board, National Science Foundation, Joyce Foundation, Chapman Memorial Fund, American Museum of Natural History, Chicago Zoological Park. Graduate College Summer Research Fellowship. Pine Plains Central School Assignments: Teaching high school biological science; middle school general science (9th grade). Introduced experimental New York State Regents Biology Curriculum (BSCS "Blue Version") to the school district. Awards: New York State Board of Regents Experimental Curriculum site. Winner of 1967 statewide science fair. List of Publications: Published Literary Contributions: In Prep. Hyatt, G.W. and W. Davis (photographer). "Seashore Poems". Submitted Hyatt, G.W. "The Hitch". Writer's Journal. Submitted Hyatt, G.W. "A Garden and Goethe". Writer's JournaL Published Scientific Contributions: Submitted Kerr, K.M., D.C. McAvoy and G.W. Hyatt. Speciation of trace metals in compost-amended agricultural soils in the northeastern United States. Journal of Environmental Quality. 1996 R.B. Merkatz, M.R. Kinney, C.J. Bradley and G.W. Hyatt. Supporting Drug Approvals: Part III FDA Moves Ahead With Policies On Studying Drugs Effects on Women. Regulatory Affairs Focus. 1(10): 20-21. C.J. Bradley, M.R. Kinney, R.B. Merkatz and G.W. Hyatt. Supporting Drug Approvals: Part H Pharmacoeconomic Issues Continue to Pose Challenges for Drug Developers. Regulatory Affairs Focus. 1(9): M.R. Kinney, C.J. Bradley, R.B. Merkatz and G.W. Hyatt. Supporting Drug Approvals: Part I Patient's Quality of Life Issues: Present Challenge for Drug Developers. Regulatory Affairs Focus. 1(8): 18-19. 3 5/15/97 1995 Hyatt, G.W. Economic, scientific and infrastructure basis for using municipal composts in agriculture. In: D.L Karlen, et al. Eds. Agricultural utilization of urban and industrial by-products. pp. 19-72. American Society of Agronomy Special Publication No. 58. ASA, CSSA, and SSSA, Madison, WI. 1992 Hyatt, G.W. and T.L Richard (Eds.). Aerobic Composting and Compost Utilization. Biomass and Bioenergy. 3:3-4. 299 pp. 1983 Salmon, M. and G.W. Hyatt. Spatial and temporal aspects of reproduction in North Carolina fiddler crabs (Uca pugilator, Bosc). J. Exp. Mar. Biol. Ecol. 70: 21-43. Salmon, M. and G.W. Hyatt. Communication. Vol. 7, Ch. 10. In: Bliss, Dorothy (ed.). The Biology of Crustacea. Academic Press, N.Y. Hyatt, G.W. Qualitative and quantitative dimensions of crustacean aggression. In: Dunham, D. and S. Rebach (eds.). Crustacean Behavior. John Wiley & Sons. 1979 Hyatt, G.W. and M. Salmon. Comparative statistical and information analysis of aggressive behavior in the fiddler crabs Uca pugilator and U. pugnax Behaviour. 63(1-2): 1-23. Salmon, M. S.D. Ferris, D. Johnston, G. Hyatt and G.S. Whitt. Behavioral and biochemical evidence for species distinctiveness in the fiddler crabs Uca speciosa and U. spinicarpa. Evolution. 33(1): 182-191. Salmon, M. and G.W. Hyatt. The development of acoustic display in the fiddler crab Uca pugilator and its hybrids with U. panacea. Marine Behaviour and Physiology. 6: 197-209. Hyatt, G.W. S.D. Smith and T.ES. Raghavan. Game theory models of the intermale combat in fiddler crabs (genus Uca). Proceedings of the International Conference on Applied Game Theory. Vienna, Austria. 12-16 June, 1978. Physica Verlag. Vienna Wurzburg. pp. 414-429. 1978 Hyatt, G.W. and M. Salmon. Combat in the fiddler crabs Uca pugilator and U. pugnax. Behaviour. 65: 182-211. Salmon, M., G. Hyatt, K. McCarthy and J.D. Costlow. Display specificity and reproductive isolation in the fiddler crabs Uca panacea and U. pugilator. Zeitschrift fur Tierpsychologie 48: 251-276. 1977 Salmon, M., K. Horch and G.W. Hyatt. Barth's myochordotonal organ as a receptor for auditory and vibrational stimuli in fiddler crabs (Uca pugilator and U. minax). Marine Behaviour and Physiology.4: 187-194. Hyatt, G.W. Field studies of size-dependent changes in waving display and other behavior in the fiddler crab Uca pugilator. (Brachyura, Ocypodidae). Marine Behaviour and Physiology. 4: 283-292. Hyatt, G.W. Quantitative analysis of size-dependent variation in the fiddler crab wave display Uca pugilator. (Brachyura, Ocypodidae). Marine Behaviour and Physiology. 5: 19-36. 4 5/15/97 1976 Fiddler Crabs of the World. Evolution. 30: 629-632. (Book Review). 1975 Hyatt, G.W. Physiological and behavioral evidence for color discrimination by fiddler crabs (Brachyura, Ocypodidae, Genus Uca). In: Vernberg, F.J. (Ed.). Physiological Ecology of Estuarine Organisms. Univ. of South Carolina Press, pp. 333-365. 1974 Hyatt, G.W. Behavioral evidence for light intensity discrimination by the fiddler crab Uca pugilator Bosc (Brachyura, Ocpodidae, Genus Uca). Animal Behavior. 22: 796-801. 1973 Hyatt, G.W. and R.A. Avner. Interactive teaching modules for animal behavior on the Plato system. Physiologist. 16: 649-657. 1972 Hyatt, G.W., D.C. Eades and P. Tenczar. Computer Based Education in Biology. BioSci en ce. 22: 401-409. List of Published Computer-Based Education Biosciences Simulation Programs Produced for the University of Illinois: 1980 Hyatt, G.W. Social Behavior. Simulated Field Observations. Minneapolis, Control Data Corporation Instructional Computer Lesson. Hyatt, G.W. Genetic Drift. Minneapolis, Control Data Corporation Instructional Computer Lesson. Hyatt, G.W. Natural Selection — A Contributor to Micro Evolution, Part I. Minneapolis, Control Data Corporation Instructional Computer Lesson. Hyatt, G.W. Natural Selection — A Contributor to Micro Evolution, Part IL Minneapolis, Control Data Corporation Instructional Computer Lesson. Hyatt, G.W. A Self-Contained Laboratory with a "Simple" Behavior. Minneapolis, Control Data Corporation Instructional Computer Lesson. Hyatt, G.W. Log Scales, Metric System, Chi-Square Analysis. Minneapolis, Control Data Corporation Instructional Computer Lesson. Hyatt, G.W. Comparative Serology. Minneapolis, Control Data Corporation Instructional Computer Lesson. 1978 Hyatt, G.W. Biogeochemical Cycles. Minneapolis, Control Data Corporation Instructional Computer Lesson. Hyatt, G.W. Enzyme Activity. Minneapolis, Control Data Corporation Instructional Computer Lesson. Hyatt, G.W. Probability and Heredity. Minneapolis, Control Data Corporation Instructional Computer Lesson. Invited Lectures. Conferences Organized and Platform Skills: 5 5/15/97 1995 "Current Issues in Clinical Trials" (Organi7er and Chair). Regulatory Affairs Professional Society Annual Meeting and Exposition. Washington, DC. 1993 "Agricultural Research With MSW Compost in the Northeast". BioCycle National Conference. May 12-14, Minneapolis, Minnesota. "Use of Municipal Solid Waste Compost for Growing Commercial Crops in the Northeast United States". ASTSWMO National Solid Waste Forum July 18-20, Lake Buena Vista, Florida 1992 "Compost From Secondary Resources: Summary of Agronomic Research in the Northeast". Meeting of Northeast Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Directors. August 14, Newport, Rhode Island. 1991 "Northeast Regional Solid Waste Composting Conference" (Organi7er and Co- chair). Albany, NY. 1979 "Fiddler Crab Behavior". Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences. The John Hopkins University. Baltimore, MD. "Qualitative and Quantitative Dimensions of Crustacean Aggression." National Meeting of the Animal Behavior Society. New Orleans, LA. "A Differential Game Theory Analysis of Combat in the Fiddler Crab, Uca pugilator." 16th Annual Ethological Conference. University of British Columbia. Vancouver, BC. 1978 "Games Fiddler Crabs Play". Summer Faculty Guest Lecture, Duke University Marine Laboratory, Beaufort, NC. "Behavior and Ecology of Fiddler Crabs". Physiology of Marine Organisms Course. Guest Lecturer. Duke University Marine Laboratory, Beaufort, NC. "Tidal and Lunar Influences on the Behavioral Time Budget of the Fiddler Crab, Uca pugilator, on Shackleford Bank, North Carolina". Symposium entitled, "Social Behavior on Islands". National Meeting of the Animal Behavior Society. Seattle, WA. "Fiddler Crabs". Department of Biological Sciences Seminar. University of Illinois, Chicago, IL 1977 "Elements of Visually Mediated Behavior in Fiddler Crabs". Department of Biology, DePaul University. Chicago, IL "Crab Wars". Popular Lecture delivered to the Margaret Morse Nice Lecture Series on Animal Behavior. Chicago Academy of Sciences, Chicago, IL "Ethology as a Field Science". Biology Department, Arlington Heights High School, Arlington Hgts., IL 1976 "Behavior of Fiddler Crabs". Invertebrate Zoology Course. Duke University Marine Laboratory, Beaufort, NC. 6 5/15/97 1975 "Crab Courtship: An Ethologist's Version of an Engineering Approach to Behavior". Department of Bioengineering, University of Illinois, Chicago. 1974 "Light Intensity Discrimination and Color Vision in Fiddler Crabs". Summer Faculty Guest Lecture, Duke University Marine Laboratory, Beaufort, NC. 1973 "Interactive Teaching Modules for Animal Behavior on the Plato IV System". Session on Computer-Assisted Education, Federation of American Society for Experimental Biology, Annual Meeting, Atlantic City. "Physiological and Behavioral Studies of Photoresponses in the Fiddler Crab (Brachyura, Ocypodidae, Genus Uca). Symposium on the Physiological Ecology of Estuarine Organisms. Belle W. Baruch Coastal Research Institute, University of South Carolina, Columbia. On-Line Demonstration of Computer-Based Biology Materials at the Department of Clinical Pharmacy, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. 1972 "Computer-Based Ethology". On-line demonstration at Regional Meeting of the Animal Behavior Society, Indiana State University, Terre Haute. 7 5/15/97 `� Y19Q Collier Environmental Consultants Inc. Boar - ^1 ,1 ;;,, Telephone(941)2632747 3880 Estey Ave. Naples,Florida 34104 May 16, 1997 Sue Filson, Administrative Assistant Board of County Commissioners 3301 Tamiami Trail East Naples, Florida 34112 Dear Ms. Filson, I wish to request consideration for an appointment to the Environmental Advisory Board. I strongly believe that my broad and diverse background would make me an excellent board member. I obtained my degree in Biology from the University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida. I have been employed as a Biologist at South and Southwest Florida Water Management Districts, Collier County Development Services and now as owner of an environmental consulting firm. At Collier County Development Services, Compliance Division, I gained an understanding and knowledge of Collier County Codes and Ordinances and even assisted with writing several environmental ordinances for the Collier County Land Development Code. As previously mentioned, I currently own and operate Collier Environmental Consultants. This experience has taught me to understand and balance the Environmental Laws that govern my business, with those of our client's needs. My balance, having experienced both as regulator and regulated, will give me an objective and unbiased viewpoint while conducting my responsibilities as a Board Member on the Environmental Advisory Board. I believe I would be a positive influence on the EAB. I look forward to serving both the Board and all of Collier County. I thank you for your time and consideration. Sinc ely, Marco A. Espinar / . RESUME Marco A. Espinar Bilingual: English& Spanish 3880 Estey Avenue Office: 941-263-2747 Naples, Fl 34104 EDUCATION Cardinal Mooney High School Diploma 1980 Sarasota, Florida Manatee Junior College AA Degree 1982 Bradenton, Florida Biology University of South Florida BS Degree 1990 Tampa, Florida Biology Completed USF Cooperative Education Program April 1988 USF Undergraduate Research -USF 1985 Apalachicola Archaeological Expedition& Research - Lab Coordinator of Fauna Identification from Archeological Sites - Studies of Seagrass Beds (Thalassia testudinum) in Upper Tampa Bay, Florida - Growth Rates of Marine Algae ( Gracilaria tikvahiae, G. verrucosa, G. deblis) Port Manatee, Florida EMPLOYMENT HISTORY & EXPERIENCE Collier Environmental Consultants Inc. Owner&Environmental Naples, Florida Planner Environmental Permitting, Planning Exotic Plant Removal/Poisoning Vegetation Inventory Mitigation Plantings Mitigation&Monitoring Plans Jurisdictional Determination Threatened and Endangered Species Survey Environmental Impact Statements Turrell & Associates, Inc. Senior Environmental Planner Naples, Florida Environmental Permitting,Planning Supervision of Staff Threatened and Endangered Species Survey Environmental Impact Statements South Florida Water Management District Environmental Analyst Fort Myers, Florida Dredge& Fill Permit Review Surface Water Permit Review Collier County Government , Development Services Environmental Specialist II Naples, Florida Site Development Plan Compliance Landscape inspections Planned Unit Development Compliance Site Drainage Inspections Southwest Florida Water Management District Field Services Technician Tampa, Florida As-Built Inspections Surface and Ground Water Permit Compliance Well Construction& Abandonment Inspections PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS Florida Association of Environmental Professionals, Member Southwest Florida Association of Environmental Professionals, Member Elected to Governing Board for 2 terms; Bylaws Committee Exotic Pest Plant Council, Member Naples Area Chamber of Commerce, Member REFERENCES UPON REQUEST MEMORANDUM DATE: August 25, 1997 L / TO: Barbara Burgeson, Environmental Speiy. st I FROM: Sue Filson, Administrative Assistan4, An 2 8 Board of County Commissioners PLANNiNG SERV CES RE: Environmental Advisory Board As you know, we currently have 2 vacancies on the above-referenced advisory committee. A press release was issued requesting citizens interested in serving on this committee to submit a resume for consideration. I have attached the resumes received for your review as follows: Carl M. Fernstrom 221 9th Street, S. #200 Naples, FL 34102 Richard J. Sullivan 3645 Boca Ciega Drive, #303 Naples, FL 34112 John P. Ribes 667 Binnacle Drive Naples, FL 34103 Antonio Caliendo 2128 55th Street, S.W. Naples, FL 34116 Brenda Dejong 5195 10th Avenue, S.W. Naples, FL 34116 William W. Hill 1065 Gulf Shore Boulevard,N. Naples, FL 34102 Please let me know, in writing, the recommendation of the advisory committee for appointment and I will prepare an executive summary for the Board's consideration. Please categorize the applicants in areas of expertise. If you have any questions, please call me at 774-8097. Thank you for your attention to this matter. SF Attachments Diversified Real Estate Group, Inc. Developers, Realtors, Investors August 15, 1997 Mrs. Sue Filson, Administrative Assistant Board of County Commissioners 3301 Tamiami Trail East Naples, FL 34112 Dear Mrs. Filson, I am interested in applying for advisory committee positions for the Affordable Housing Commission and the Environmental Advisory Board. I am a resident and an elector of Collier County. I have included a brief resume for your review as required. As a long-term resident of Collier County and a member of the business community, I believe that my experience will add depth to the Board. Sincerely, Carl M. Fernstrom 5�' 9141 ,(20 CMF;cme t 1e5 Attachment L4. 30%Tamiami Trail North• Suite#3•Naples, FL 34103 •(941)649-6040•FAX(941)649-6740 carl@netnaples.com • CORPORATE RESUME Carl M. Fernstrom has a comprehensive history in real estate sales, management and investment. He graduated from the University of South Florida in 1974 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Science. He completed graduate work in business administration at the University of Florida in Gainesville in 1976. Mr. Femstrom has been active in real estate development and construction in Southwest Florida for over twenty years. He is a licensed mortgage broker, a licensed real estate broker and holds several secrities licenses. in addition, Cari is a Certified Hotel Administrator and is an advisor to the City Council as a member of the steering committee of the Downtown Redevelopment District. Mr. Fernstrom has been involved as principal in over a dozen successful projects in the area including the renovation of the Olde Towne Professional Building, Fifth Avenue North Retail Center, the Midtowne Centre, the Howard Johnson Resort Hotel and the development of the Plantation Subdivision. • AUG 22 '97 10:29 J.ROLAND.LIEBER 685 P01 • • D O_Q G in d ae C o T P.A. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS Landscape Design, Planning and Management LA #171 • Jack Lieber, F.A.S.L.A. Jerry Stropes, A.S.L.A. Ellin Goetz, A.S.L.A. John Ribes, A.S.L.A. August 21, 1997 Board of County Commissioners 3301 Tamiami Trail East Maples, Florida 34112 Fax: 774-3602 Attention: Ms. Sue Filson, Administrative Assistant Re: County Advisory Board Application Dear Ms. Filson: Please accept this as my letter of interest in serving Collier County and as my application for one of the vacant advisory committee positions. The two commissions that appear to be the most compatible with my background are: • The Environmental Advisory Board Currently, I reside at 667 Binnacle Drive, Naples, Florida 34103, District 4 and have been a permanent resident of Collier County since 1989. Attached is a brief resume. Thank you for your consideration. I shall look forward to your response and the potential of my involvement in the County's future planning processes. Sincerely, _ '14114411, J. n. P. : bes, ASLA JPR/mbp • Bradley Place •399 Twelfth Avenue South,Naples,Florida 34102 (941)261-4007 Fax(941)261-5378 Fort Lauderdale(954)764-6689 E-mail:jrlpaC2aol.com AUG 22 '97 10:21 J.ROLAND.L I EBER 685 P02 JOHN P. RIBES, Landscape Architect. Associate; In charge of Project Design and Management EDUCATION: 1958-62 Louisiana State University. College of Design. Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, August 1962. REGISTRATION: LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. State of Florida. State of Louisiana. AFFILIATIONS: American Society of Landscape Architects, Member. American Institute of Architects, Affiliate Member. ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE: 1976-81 Louisiana State University. School of Landscape Architecture. Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture. COMMUNITY/ PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT: National Endowment for the Arts, Southeast Regional Program Panelist. National Endowment for the Humanities, Grant Selection Committee. Historic Preservation & Restoration, Advisory Committee. ASLA, Louisiana Chapter, Past President. State of Florida Professional Awards Program, Design Jury Member. Uniform Nation Exam, CLARB Regional Review Instructor. Public Art in Public Places, Task Force Advisor. Guest Lecturer. 08-22-1997 09:16AM FROM Collier County TO 7743602 P.01 Waste Management of Collier County ' an A Waste Management:Com P.O. Box 413025 , I P Y (/‘")(/‘")4500 Exchange Avenue �/f J 1`�' Naples, FLorida 34104 / f G(2 (941) 649-2212 t;= FAX (941) 649-5644 August 22, 1997 • Ms. Sue Filson • Administrative Assistant • Board of County Commissioners • 3301 Tamiami Trail Naples, FL 3411:2 • Dear Ms. Filson: • • • Please accept this as my application for one of the two availal lie positions on the Environmental Advisory Board as advertised in the Naples D1y News August 14, 1996. • • • m Waste Management that I may believe that in my position aste M an g qualify for the position as I have some limited cperience in several of the areas that were:mentioned in the article. I Looking forward to your favorable review. • Cordially, • . • • Richard 3. • . an Special Projects • • o Home Address: 3645 Boca Ciega Drive a Unit#303 I , Naples, FL 34112 i • • • AUG-•22-97 09 :01 AM FERMIS & SELCK ARCHTS 941 649 5959 P. 02 August 22, 1997 Antonio Caliendo 2128-55th. Street 54 Naples, FL 34116 Board of County Commissioners Collier County, Florida re: request for appointment, Environmental Advisory Board Dear Madam/Sirs: Please allow me to serve Collier County as an Advisory Board menber. There are so many challenges ahead between Real Estate Development, and Environmental Preservation. To risk NOT seeking Balance between those Jery divergent energies is only to invite economic disaster. Disaster for both Developers and Environmentalists, for it is local prosperity that fuels the engines for those humans positioned in those "camps". To deny human economic growth is hardly realistic in SW Florida. But to ravage all future possibility of environmental enjoyment is equally foolish. My thinking is Growth must( ! ) coexist with Preservation! Ibis, frau a 'GREEN"! I say that, having had a childhood in the Bronx, which was a wei:land wilderness only 100-years ago! Seen it lately? My career as an Architectural Designer/Residential Contractor, in 2-Decades of Florida "Boomtowns", has put me foremost in the Construction Industry in those Places. Many AREi ! ) unquestionably sprawling, inhuman suburbias. The paradox is my College Degree is in Environmental Studies, learning a Basic Truth. That is, understar.ding Ecology guarantees the creation of better Places to live. Simple! Another Truth is that Designers/Builders/Developers, would becone Environmentalists, too, once educated in the necessity of creating Ecologically- balanced Communities. To not, is to "curse" their very offspring with the "human madness" (and lousy resale values! ) that "Sprawl" manifests. That's a "lousy Return-on-Investment". As a native NDrth Italian, Sustainable Development is practically gene-encoded in my nature. Every day, that personal nature allows me tc create built-structures of substance. But I never forget the organic garden required therein, or the tropical fruit trees, or native plants, or wildlife habitats. Without all the complex environmental requirements for a nurt.iring Home and Community (including =mantic aesthetics, and affordability! ) nappy, healthy Humans cannot thrive therein. And if they can't, then the resulting unhappy ones will rejoice in ravishing the remaining Flora and Fauna. Lading to a Social welfare/Sheriff Dept. 's demanding more funding to curtail crime. Is there any wonder which scenerio sustains the highest Property values? The greatest Good for the greatest human population? Balance! Aid healthy, diverse dialogue is the mechanism to get us there, between good Men and Waren who only seek becoming "their Best". With that, local Nature can't lose entirely. Public Dialogue is a stategy I'd strongly advocate As others. Please, kindly review my background data in your determination. Be assured, I've no hidden Agenda or "axe-to-grind". Just; someone who intimately understands the vocabulary and Ethics of both "c<<mps". And who will energeticly seek the most good between them! For us all. . . a • AUG-22-97 09 :02 AM FERGIS & SELCK ARCHTS 941 649 5959 P. 03 ANTONIO CALIENDO 1621SouthWest 33 Terrace Cape Coral, Florida 33914 EDUCATION : BACHELOR OF ART-ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES,Florida international University,Miami, FL Dept. of Construction Management, F.1.U., Miami, FL School of Architecture, F,A.M,U.,Tallahassee, FL School of Interior Design, F.S.U.,Tallahassee, FL, ,.. ...Fordham University Preparatory School,Bronx, NYC,NY PROFESSIONAL SKILLS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT/OWNERSHIP; Owner; ECOdupiex,Cape Coral, Owner: 3/4 acre Caloosahatchee River land, former-owner:8-unit apartment building,St.Petersburg,FL DESIGN/DRAFTING : Eclectic mix of architect-designed projects,occasional self-designed work,contract administration and many freelance projects. Range has been:palatial-to-"engineered", residential, commercial,municipal, undescribable special projects,and permacuiture-landscape. CONSTRUCTION : Life-long fascination and involvement with improvements to the built-environment, with 1 or 2 badly-paid, but eminently-beautiful(and enlightening) projects per year. Scope has been largely residential, some small commercial,soma new,but generally remodeling/additions. Florida Certified Residential Contractor-CRC035391. COMMUNITY PROJECTS : Dunbar Public Library,volunteer garden construction Habitat for Humanity-Dunbar,design/built 6 homes Nature Conservancy-Matanzas Pass Boardwalk,construction Community Playgrounds-Velasco Village/Fort Myers Beach,volunteer construction EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE BURT HILL/POLLOCK KRIEG ARCHITECTS,Ft. Myers,FL.-CADOdraftor(MicroStation ). LEADER BUILDING CORP.,Ft. Myers,FL-commercial designer/estimator. HABITAT FOR HUMANITY, Ft. Myers,FL-Dunbar-area home designer/builder DENNIS EVANS ,AiA, Panama City Beach,FL-residential/commercial draftor... SLATTERY&ROOT,AIA,Boca Raton,FL,... McCALL &LYNCH ,AIA,Boca Raton, FL,... QUINCY JOHNSON ASSOCIATES,ARCHITECTS, Boca Raton,Miami, KENNETH HiRSCH&ASSOCIATES,ARCHITECTS,Boca Raton,FL,... PHILIP POOL,ARCHITECT, Nassau, Bahamas, ... GRAHAM, DAVIS, SCHMOLL,LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS,St.Petersburg,FL,drafter.,. 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'3 . yr `4, •{ •wit� 'Vi L. k=•,w = .. 1. 1. a • \ • ,, e 1' \: et • \ ' 114k r r •4 y `' 0. , A. 1 i✓�J� BRENDA DEJONG 5195 10th Avenue SW (941) 352-8969 Naples, FL 34116 Construction: State of Florida Certified Residential Contractor CR C050177 Real Estate: State of Florida Licensed Real Estate Broker BK 0610455 Environmental: State of Florida Lic. Radon Measurement Technician R1637 EPA Certified Lead-Based Paint Inspector LA-501 EPA Certified Lead Exposure Risk Assessor LRA-173 EPA Certified Lead Abatement Contractor EPA S 1047 EAA Certified Environmental Inspector 13802 EAA Certified Environmental Testing Specialist 13802 Experience Collier County Building Analysis 1991 to Showman Homes,Inc. present: Showman Realty,Inc. Owner of affiliated companies servicing real estate interests in the small community of Naples, Florida. The qualifier for Showman Homes,a high end custom builder. NABOR,the Naples Area Board of Realtors,is one of the leading real estate boards in South Florida. As a member I have performed on the Legal Resources Project Team. Our team of top real estate brokers and attorneys in Naples reviews legislation and makes written recommendations to the board on various legal issues, like the EPA/HUD Guidelines. Our group studied and reported on the impact, liabilities,and handling thereof Over the years I have been appointed to the Contract Revisions Committee, Home Inspection Addendum Committee, and Budget&Finance Committee. CCBA operates as a building and property inspection company. I have performed site reconiscense of bare property to complete analysis of all building components. CCBA also performs home inspections inclusive of radon and lead. Lead inspections include screens, risk assessments and lead abatement consultations. Arthur Rutenberg Controller, Financial Officer of Corporation. Responsible for all financial aspects of Homes,Inc.: operation. Prepared financial statements,financial forecasting and projections,cash management, supervised accounting personnel, signed checks (at times >$1 million per Oct. 1986 to month). I was responsible for lien releases and legal matters,personnel management, Sept. '91 coordinated constructions draws with banks and customers,negotiated spec and model loans in excess of$1 million with mortgage lenders. Analyzed project budgets in respect to budget vs. actual costs. Analyzed land acquisition costs,prepared spreadsheets, etc. Ferguson Controller/Credit Manager-(Started in Charlotte,N.C.,transferred to Tampa, Fla.,then Enterprises,Inc. to Columbus,Ga.to train a new branch Controller) Responsible for financial aspects of branch operation. Supervised accounting personnel, approved new credit accounts and Oct. 1984 to A/R collections,lien releases,filed liens and handled all legal responsibilities. Also Sept. '86 responsible for cash management,financial reporting,audits, and personnel management. > 10 years: Employed by IBM Corp., Consolidated Theatres, Inc., Rowe Corporation, and The City of Charlotte,N.C. Detailed information available upon request. Brenda DeJong Resume p2 • Major Dates Formal Education: FIU College of Engineering, Miami, Florida Construction Management 1995-96 Belmont Abbey College,Belmont,NC Business Administration 1981-83 Central Piedmont College, Charlotte,NC Computer Science 1977-78 King's Business College, Charlotte,NC Accounting 1975-77 Professional Education: Lee Vo-Tec, Fort Myers, FL Construction Estimating Beginning through advanced levels Dave Buster School of Construction Construction Contracting Miami-Dade College, Miami,FL Affordable Housing Management Bert Rodgers School of Real Estate 63 Hr Salesperson's Pre-licensure 45 Hr Salesperson's Post-licensure Ed Kopfler School of Real Estate 72 Hr Broker's Pre-licensure 30 Hr Investment Analysis 30 Hr Investment Management Inspection Training Associates Residential Property Inspection Oceanside, CA Commercial Property Inspection University of Cincinati Lead Inspector Training Department of Environmental Health Lead Exposure Risk Assessment University of California,San Diego Lead Abatement Training for EPA Western Regional Lead Training Center Supervisors and Contractors Environmental Assessment Association Phase I Environmental Audit Tnstructor on call for Associated General Contractors (AGC) contractors' continuing education classes required .or license renewal and Edison Community College continuing education program"Peoples Law School". • 19 August, 1997 Ms. Sue Filson, Administrative Assistant Board of County Commissioners 3301 Tamiami Trail East Naples, Fl. 34112 Dear Ms. Filson: �(1,�; ,1 1 n � It is my understanding that vacancies exist on both the g" Environmental Advisory Board(EAB) and—tLc DrT*Dr— I believe that I could contribute to either of these important groups, and ask that my name be considered for whichever you or the Board of Commissioners feel that I would best fit. Enclosed is a summary vitae for your consideration. Sincerely, %47 William W. Hill 1065 Gulf Shore Blvd. N Naples, 34102 William W. Hill Professional Summary 1065 Gulfshore Blvd. N. No. 413 Naples, Fl. 34102 941/435-3534 EDUCATION B. S .M.E. Georgia Institute of Technology M. S.A.E. Purdue University Ph.D. Colorado State University ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE Purdue University Instructor, School of Aeronautical Engineering and Engineering Sciences Tri-State University Chairman, Department of Aeronautical Engineering, 1961-63 Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics and Engineering Mechanics, 1963-64 Associate Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, 1966-74 Dean of Engineering, 1974-78 Director, Engineering and Research Center, 1975-78 Senior Vice President, 1978-81 L.L. Dresser Professor of Engineering, 1981-84 Director, Tri-State University Energy Analysis and Diagnostic Center, 1983-85 Professor of Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering, 1984-88 Chairman, Department of Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering, 1988-93 Engineering Professor Emeritus, 1993 ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE Engineering Consultant to: Hydraulic Power Division of Eaton Corporation; Marshall, MI City of Angola, Indiana Henry B. Steeg Division of HNTB, Indianapolis Brads-Ko Engineering, Elkhart, Indiana Steuben County and Pigeon River Drainage Boards Indiana Department of Natural Resources, T x 2000 Lake Enhancement Program Member, Steuben County Solid Waste Study Committee Member, Maumee River Valley Erosion Control Study Committee Owner; William Hill & Associates, Angola, Indiana; 1992-96 Registered Professional Engineer; Indiana, Ohio, Michigan -2- William W. Hill ENGINEERING AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Member; ASME, ISPE, NSPE, Sigma Xi, Indiana Lake Management Society and NALMS. Past Regional Vice President, National Society of Professional Engineers Past President, Indiana Society of Professional Engineers Past Member, 1985-1993, Indiana Registration Board for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors, Chairman, 1987 and 1988 COMMUNITY SERVICE Kiwanis Club of Angola and Past President, 1970-96 Steuben County Lakes Council; Founder and Member of Board of Directors, 1972-93 Past member, Steuben County Red Cross Board Member, First Congregational Church; Past Treasurer Member, Kiwanis Club; Naples on the Gulf Member, The Conservancy, Naples MILITARY SERVICE Flight Instructor, U.S. Navy, 1951-55 HONORS AND AWARDS Sigma Gamma Tau Pi Tau Sigma Tau Beta Pi Chi Epsilon "Citizen Engineer" Award ISPE Distinguished Service Award Pi Tau Sigma Outstanding Faculty Award Sears Roebuck Outstanding Faculty Award McKetta Outstanding Engineering Faculty Award COMMUNITY DEV. AND ENVIRONMENTAL SVCS. DIVISION PLANNING SERVICES DEPARTMENT CURRENT PLANNING SECTION MEMORANDUM TO: Sue Filson, Administrative Assistant Board of County Commissioners FROM: Barbara S . Burgeson Environmental Specialist II DATE: October 1, 1997 RE: EAB Applicants The EAB reviewed the six applicants, for the two open positions on the EAB, during their regular meeting on October 1, 1997 . After discussion regarding the EAB ordinance and member qualifications, the following motion was made and approved by a 5-2 vote: The EAB recommends to the Board of County Commissioners that no applicants from this pool be appointed to the EAB. The motion included a request that the County re-advertise for the positions and asked that Staff contact the applicants that had submitted resumes for the last vacancy. The Board felt that there were better qualified applicants to chose from in that pool. (The EAB would like to be able to recommend two applicants that are more qualified than these applicants and who can demonstrate the necessary expertise) The following is a summary of the candidates and Staff' s determination as to their qualifications for EAB membership: Carl Fernstrom : BA in Science (not qualified) Licensed Real Estate Broker Licensed Mortgage Broker Richard Sullivan: Works for Waste Management (not qualified) No resume or job description William W. Hill : BS in Chemical Engineering / MS in Aeronautical Engineering / Ph. D. Academics and Administrative experience. Engineering consultant . Presently retired. John P. Ribes Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (LA) Assistant Professor of LA. Currently a Landscape Architect Antonio Caliendo: BA in Environmental Studies (not qualified) Worked as a drafter. Currently employed as an Architect. Brenda Dejong: Certified Contractor and Licensed Real (not qualified) Estate Broker . Owner of affiliated companies servicing real estate interests . NOTE: The five remaining members of the EAB are categorized as follows : • 1 Environmental Consultant • 1 Environmental Resource Manager • 2 Engineering Consultants • 1 Engineer/ Developer • Mom �� Wo u i ieri 3301 East Tamiami Trail • Naples, Florida 34112-4977 John C. Norris (941)774-8097 • Fax(941)774-3602 District 1 Timothy L. Hancock,AICP July 23, 1997 District 2 Timothy J. Constantine District 3 Pamela S.Mac'Kie District 4 Barbara B.Berry District 5 Mr. Marco A. Espinar 3880 Estey Avenue Naples, FL 34104 Subject: Environmental Advisory Board Dear Mr. Espinar: While convened in regular session on July 22, 1997, the Board of County Commissioners voted to appoint you as a regular member on the above-referenced advisory committee. Your appointment will expire on September 30, 1998, or at such time as the Board re-appoints you or appoints your successor. As with any advisory group, the primary purpose is to assist and advise the Board of County Commissioners. By law, however, the ultimate decisions rest with the Commission. At times, the Commission's decisions may not reflect the recommendation of the advisory group because many facts must be taken into consideration. Section 112.3145 of the Florida Statutes requires that you file a Form 1, Statement of Financial Interests, within 30 days of your appointment with the Supervisor of Elections office in the county in which you permanently reside. In Collier County,the Supervisor of Elections office is located on the first floor of Building F in the County Government Complex, 3301 Tamiami Trail East, Naples, Florida 33962. A copy of the Form 1 is enclosed for this purpose, as well as a copy of the appropriate section from the Guide to the Sunshine Amendment and Code of Ethics. By copy of this letter, we are requesting Barbara Burgeson to provide you with any additional information you will need as a member of this committee. Mr. Marco A. Espinar July 23, 1997 Page Two On behalf of the Board of County Commissioners, I wish to extend our appreciation to you for your willingness to serve the residents of Collier County as a member of this advisory board. Very truly yours, '7 //1-/ff(9 -' Timothy ancock,AICP, Chairman Commissioner, District 2 TLH:sf Enclosures cc: Mary Morgan, Supervisor of Elections /Barbara Burgeson, Environmental Specialist II ` oania/Eaercp Fa itrer1 3301 East Tamiami Trail • Naples, Florida 34112-4977 John C. Norris (941)774-8097 • Fax(941)774-3602 ; District 1 t: Timothy L. Hancock,AICP October 22, 1997 District 2 Timothy J.Constantine District 3 Pamela S.Mac'Kie District 4 Barbara B.Berry District 5 Mr. William W. Hill 1065 Gulf Shore Boulevard,N. Naples, FL 34102 Subject: Environmental Advisory Board Dear Mr. Hill: While convened in regular session on October 21, 1997, the Board of County Commissioners voted to appoint you as a regular member on the above-referenced advisory committee. Your appointment will expire on September 30, 2001, or at such time as the Board re-appoints you or appoints your successor. As with any advisory group, the primary purpose is to assist and advise the Board of County Commissioners. By law, however, the ultimate decisions rest with the Commission. At times, the Commission's decisions may not reflect the recommendation of the advisory group because many facts must be taken into consideration. Section 112.3145 of the Florida Statutes requires that you file a Form 1, Statement of Financial Interests, within 30 days of your appointment with the Supervisor of Elections office in the county in which you permanently reside. In Collier County, the Supervisor of Elections office is located on the first floor of Building F in the County Government Complex, 3301 Tamiami Trail East, Naples, Florida 33962. A copy of the Form 1 is enclosed for this purpose, as well as a copy of the appropriate section from the Guide to the Sunshine Amendment and Code of Ethics. By copy of this letter, we are requesting Bob Mulhere to provide you with any additional information you will need as a member of this committee. Mr. William W. Hill Page Two On behalf of the Board of County Commissioners, I wish to extend our appreciation to you for your willingness to serve the residents of Collier County as a member of this advisory board. Very truly yours, Ti othy L. Flancock, AICP, Chairman Commissioner, District 2 TLH:sf Enclosures cc: Mary Morgan, Supervisor of Elections ,,'Robert Mulhere, Current Planning Manager • ta"'L Fdde, F'o€ FL intiLG:liGGt/ZB!'i f� b 3301 East Tamiami Trail • Naples, Florida 34112-4977 John C. Norris (941)774-8097 • Fax(941)774-3602 r� District 1 Timothy L. Hancock,AICP October 22, 1997 District 2 Timothy J. Constantine District 3 Pamela S.Mac'Kie District 4 Barbara B. Berry District 5 Ms. Brenda Dejong 5195 10th Avenue, S.W. Naples, FL 34116 Subject: Environmental Advisory Board Dear Ms. Dejong: While convened in regular session on October 21, 1997, the Board of County Commissioners voted to appoint you as a regular member on the above-referenced advisory committee. Your appointment will expire on September 30, 2001, or at such time as the Board re-appoints you or appoints your successor. As with any advisory group, the primary purpose is to assist and advise the Board of County Commissioners. By law, however, the ultimate decisions rest with the Commission. At times, the Commission's decisions may not reflect the recommendation of the advisory group because many facts must be taken into consideration. Section 112.3145 of the Florida Statutes requires that you file a Form 1, Statement of Financial Interests, within 30 days of your appointment with the Supervisor of Elections office in the county in which you permanently reside. In Collier County, the Supervisor of Elections office is located on the first floor of Building F in the County Government Complex, 3301 Tamiami Trail East, Naples, Florida 33962. A copy of the Form 1 is enclosed for this purpose, as well as a copy of the appropriate section from the Guide to the Sunshine Amendment and Code of Ethics. By copy of this letter, we are requesting Bob Mulhere to provide you with any additional information you will need as a member of this committee. Ms. Brenda Dejong Page Two On behalf of the Board of County Commissioners, I wish to extend our appreciation to you for your willingness to serve the residents of Collier County as a member of this advisory board. Ve ly yours, :7(//Vi 7‘1 imothy . Hancock,AICP, Chairman Commissioner, District 2 TLH:sf Enclosures cc: Mary Morgan, Supervisor of Elections Robert Mulhere, Current Planning Manager