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Citizens Advisory Committee APPLICANTS

Updated 12.03.15

1 Renee Anderson* 11 Outer Mission Disabled, Environment, Neighborhood, Public Policy, Senior Citizen

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2 Charles Baird* 6 South of Market Business, Disabled, Environment, Labor, Neighborhood, Public Policy, Senior Citizen

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3 Margaret Bonner* 5 West NOPA Business, Disabled, Environment, Labor, Neighborhood, Public Policy, Senior Citizen

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4 Virginia Calkins* 6 South of Market Business, Environment, Neighborhood, Public Policy

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5 Karwanna Dyson* 10 Bayview Hunters Point

Business, Neighborhood 9

6 Peter Fortune 2 Marina Business, Neighborhood, Public Policy, Senior Citizen

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7 Rachel Frederick* 4 Central Sunset Business, Environment, Neighborhood, Public Policy

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8 Aaron Goodman 11 Lakeside/ Parkmerced

Disabled, Environment, Labor, Neighborhood, Public Policy, Senior Citizen

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9 Hristo Gyoshev* 11 Mission Terrace Business, Disabled, Environment, Labor, Neighborhood, Public Policy, Senior Citizen

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10 Rebecca Hogue* 6 Treasure Island Disabled, Neighborhood 21

11 Doreen Horstin* 6 South of Market Environment, Labor, Neighborhood, Public Policy

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12 Johnny Jaramillo* 2 Van Ness Corridor

Business, Disabled, Environment, Labor, Neighborhood, Public Policy, Senior Citizen

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13 Lee Jewell* 5 Hayes Valley Disabled, Neighborhood, Senior Citizen 29

14 Jack Kleytman* 4 Outer Sunset Business, Neighborhood 31

15 Roger Kuo 3 Financial District Business, Disabled, Environmental, Neighborhood, Public Policy, Senior Citizen

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16 Joe Lake* 6 South of Market Environment, Labor, Neighborhood, Public Policy

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Item 5 Enclosure Plans and Programs Committee December 8, 2015

17 Rachel Morgan* 3 South of Market Business, Disabled, Neighborhood, Public Policy

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18 Catherine Orland 9 Mission Business, Environmental, Labor, Neighborhood, Public Policy

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19 Steven Riess* 6 South Beach Business, Disabled, Environment, Neighborhood, Senior Citizen

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20 Glenn Rogers 7 Ingleside Heights Business, Disabled, Environment, Labor, Neighborhood, Senior Citizen

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21 Glenn Savage* 2 Pacific Heights Business, Neighborhood, Public Policy 49

22 Deborah Schrimmer 5 Cole Valley Neighborhood, Public Policy 51

23 Daniel Sisson 1 Inner Richmond Business, Neighborhood, Public Policy 53

24 Howard Strassner 7 Inner Parkside Environment, Neighborhood, Public Policy, Senior Citizen

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25 Elliott Talbot* 2 Marina Neighborhood, Public Policy 59

26 Jeffrey Wood 8 Noe Valley Environment, Labor, Neighborhood, Public Policy

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27 David Zebker* 6 Tenderloin Environment 63

* Applicant has not appeared before the Plans and Programs Committee.

San Francisco County Transportation Authority Application for Membership on the Citizens Advisory Committee

Renee Anderson Female White

FIRST NAME LAST NAME GENDER (OPTIONAL) ETHNICITY (OPTIONAL)

11 Outer Mission REDACTED REDACTED HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL

REDACTED San Francisco CA 94112 STREET ADDRESS OF HOME CITY STATE ZIP

11 Outer Mission 415-290-1465 [email protected] WORK SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF WORKPLACE WORK PHONE WORK EMAIL

322 Rome Street San Francisco CA 94112 STREET ADDRESS OF WORKPLACE CITY STATE ZIP

Statement of qualifications:

To be honest, I am not sure if I'm qualified, other than being a citizen participant in public transit and drive/park a car in the Bay Area. I am, however, a research-based digital designer, meaning I talk to lots of people, both on the business and consumer side of things, before putting a pen to paper. I listen, assess, and analyze the spoken and unspoken needs, desires, and pain points of audiences which often reveals previously unknown ideas, or can disprove assumptions that often lead to poor design decisions. Given this approach I hope that I can bring this methodology to the table to help uncover potential solutions to the transit problems we face.

Statement of objectives:

Just this morning I read an article that the Bay Area has the second worst traffic congestion in the United States. That is truly tragic. We are the US hub of innovation, technology, and green conservation efforts. Yet somehow we can't figure out how to improve our transportation system. I believe we as a society think too compartmentally. We do not connect the dots between different systems that should instead be analyzed holistically. I would like to look at the Bay Area transit system from a holistic perspective, taking into consideration the daily needs of who it serves (both consumers and internal workforce), and come up with creative and innovative ideas. This approach will likely mean involving organizations and other governmental agencies to build potential solutions, which can be complicated. However, involving others can lead to collaboration, consensus, and long term systemic change.

Please select all categories of affiliation or interest that apply to you:

Business

X Disabled

X Environmental

Labor [TA CAC only]

X Neighborhood

X Public Policy [TA CAC only]

X Senior Citizen

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What is your relationship to the project area? [Project CACs only]

Bicycling advocate

X Business owner

X Environmental advocate

X Pedestrian advocate

X Resident

Student

X Transit rider

If you work in the project area, please provide a category below that applies to you (Business Owner/Manager/Employee):

Can you commit to attending regular meetings (about once a month for the Transportation Authority CAC, or once every two to three months for project CACs):

By entering your name and date below, and submitting this form, you certify that all the information on this application is true and correct. Renee C Anderson 4/5/2015

NAME OF APPLICANT DATE

Business owner

Yes

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Charles Baird Male Not Provided


6 South of Market REDACTED REDACTED HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL


6 South of Market 415-670-4174 [email protected] WORK SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF WORKPLACE WORK PHONE WORK EMAIL

400 Howard Street San Francisco CA 94105 STREET ADDRESS OF WORKPLACE CITY STATE ZIP


District 6 resident since 1994 and a resident of SF since 1991. I have always taken a keen interest in the area's transportation characteristics and needs. I was here when the Embarcadero freeway was torn down, and it was like a curtain had been lifted to reveal a magic trick. From my below record of career accomplishments in the finance and tech fields, you will see that I am a results-oriented individual. If considered for this position, I will bring those results to the table as an effective and fair representative of District 6. Having lived here for as long as I have, I talk everyday to the people that live here. I walk to work and stop and say hi to my neighbors, regardless of their socioeconomic status.


1. If the F-line had just been built on the east sidewalk of the Embarcadero instead of in the middle of the boulevard, it could have avoided all red lights. I will introduce and advocate smarter planning. 2. Congestion pricing is long overdue, and I will champion this effort. 3. Pedestrian and bicycle traffic are the most efficient and green transportation possible. I will make every effort to encourage both. 4. We simply must continue building subways within SF. 5. We need another bay crossing, by train, whether it be BART or Caltrain or CAHSR. But NO CARS...just public transportation. 6. I have a developed an accurate flow map of the bay area. 7. BART infill stations and expansion plans within San Francisco need to be actioned ASAP. 8. San Francisco, as a world destination , needs to represent itself. We love sensible ground transportation, so let's action this further by tearing down 280 and prioritizing the DTX. 9. Are the current DTX plans adequate? If we don't priotitize the EIRs for the Mayor's 3rd Street Alignment Proposal we are saddled with the "too-tight" turns baked into the current bullet train plans.


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X Business

X Disabled

X Environment

X Labor [TA CAC only]

X Neighborhood


X Senior Citizen


Bicycling advocate

Business owner

Environmental advocate

Pedestrian advocate

X Resident

Student

Transit rider

If you work in the project area, please provide a category below that applies to you (Business Owner/ Manager/Employee): Employee

Can you commit to attending regular meetings (about once a month for the Transportation Authority CAC, or once every two to three months for project CACs): Yes

By entering your name and date below, and submitting this form, you certify that all the information on this application is true and correct. Charles R Baird 11/1/2015

Name of Applicant Submit Date

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Margaret Bonner Female Caucasian


5 West NOPA 908-675-3690 [email protected] HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL

58 Clayton St. Apt. 8 San Francisco CA 94117 STREET ADDRESS OF HOME CITY STATE ZIP

6 SOMA [email protected]

WORK SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF WORKPLACE WORK PHONE WORK EMAIL

680 Folsom St. San Francisco CA 94107 STREET ADDRESS OF WORKPLACE CITY STATE ZIP


I am a committed transportation rider and advocate. I'm very interested in the way public transit development can shape a city. I want to help improve San Francisco's transportation options to make the city a better place to live and work. For the last 3 years I've worked at Opower, a company that engages with public utilties to design energy efficiency programs. I have a lot of experience working with government bodies and the partnership between public organizations and private enterprise. I've led teams and have been a people manager. I believe that I'd make valuable contributions to this committee.


San Francisco has a rapidly growing population and transit is getting more crowded. The city's population has grown 50,000 in the last five years. We need to think critically about how to serve the population of this city today and the even larger future population we expect. I'd like to help design transportation options for future San Franciscans. This includes buses, light rail, BRT, bike lanes, subways and yes, even routes for private vehicles. As a rider of the 5R I've been able to see firsthand the benefits of MUNI's rapid project and believe it can go even further. I support the Van Ness and Geary BRT project but want to make sure they are not the victims of BRT creep--dilution of dedicated lanes and transit priority signal. Recently Supervisor Scott Weiner wrote in the Chronicle that San Francisco should always have a subway under construction. I support the idea of a Subway Master Plan and a second Transbay Tube. These projects will take years, maybe decades but we're already behind. Investment now is the only way to catch up. The cost of not having these transit improvements will far outweigh the price tag.


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X Business

X Disabled

X Environment


X Neighborhood


X Senior Citizen


X Bicycling advocate

Business owner



X Resident

Student

X Transit rider

If you work in the project area, please provide a category below that applies to you (Business Owner/ Manager/Employee): Manager


By entering your name and date below, and submitting this form, you certify that all the information on this application is true and correct. Margaret Bonner 9/19/2015


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Virginia Calkins Female Caucasian


6 South of Market 248-961-5664 [email protected] HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL

1256 A Folsom Street San Francisco CA 94103 STREET ADDRESS OF HOME CITY STATE ZIP


STREET ADDRESS OF WORKPLACE CITY STATE ZIP


I studied architecture and economics as an undergraduate, and I recently completed business school. In the past, I worked on the design and business structure of public space and infrastructure projects, including the High Line in New York City. As a part of these projects, I participated in community outreach to understand the wants and needs of local citizens. I am personally invested in the smart development of cities, considering holistic impacts of new projects. But more importantly, I am invested in understanding the range of opinions and needs of my neighborhood.


I use walking, biking, and caltrain every day for my transportation, and I am invested in the support and development of transit systems for the citizens of the Bay Area. Infrastructure development can be time-consuming and costly. I want to explore innovative financing techniques and public-private partnerships in order to support transportation investment. This is necessary for the safety and security of our citizens, the positive experience of visitors, and controlling the environmental impact of our city.


X Business

Disabled

X Environment

Labor [TA CAC only]

X Neighborhood


Senior Citizen


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Business owner



X Resident

Student

X Transit rider

If you work in the project area, please provide a category below that applies to you (Business Owner/ Manager/Employee):


By entering your name and date below, and submitting this form, you certify that all the information on this application is true and correct. Virginia Calkins 10/22/2015


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Karwanna Dyson Female Black


10 Bayview Hunters Point 510-491-3703 [email protected] HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL





I am a long time community resident and I frequently take public transportation. I am a filmmaker and stakeholder in my community and I want to be a voice to make transportation more safe, convenient and efficient.



X Business

Disabled

Environmental

Labor [TA CAC only]

X Neighborhood

Public Policy [TA CAC only]

Senior Citizen


Bicycling advocate

X Business owner


Pedestrian advocate

X Resident

Student

X Transit rider


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By entering your name and date below, and submitting this form, you certify that all the information on this application is true and correct. Karwanna Dyson 4/13/2015


Business owner

Yes

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Peter Fortune Male


2 Marina 415-346-5678 [email protected] HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL


N/A (Retired attorney) WORK SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF WORKPLACE WORK PHONE WORK EMAIL



Education: Yale University, B.A; Northwestern University School of Law, J.D.; practiced law as a civil trial attorney for 42 years before retirement in 2012 (Managing Attorney of my firm for the last 15 years of practice); Member of the California State Bar's Board of Legal Specialization, 2011-2015; served on the City's Tree Advisory Committee for 3 years in early 1990's; currently serve and have served on the City's News Rack Advisory Committee for last 8 years; for last 22 years, Board member of non-profit San Francisco Beautiful, whose mission is to create, protect, and enhance the beauty and livability of the City (President of the Board 2012-2014); current Board member of the Marina Community Association; currently serve on Marina Earthquake Memorial Committee. I have long supported the City's Transit First Policy. Most recently, I have been heartened to see MUNI Forward undertake its ambitious projects, and I have taken an active interest in the SFMTA's on-street car-sharing pilot program. As a Board member of San Francisco Beautiful I have been spending more time and effort on transportation issues, which are increasingly affecting the livability of the City.


With a long history of civic involvement, I wish to shift the focus on my efforts to the complex transportation issues that affect all City residents, especially as they involve senior citizen/pedestrian safety, traffic congestion, and the reliability of MUNI buses. My objective is to help find palatable solutions for these thorny issues and to make the City a safer, better place for all who have an interest in improving the broad category of "transportation" in our City -- pedestrians, cyclists, motorists, and local businesses. I wish to continue serving the City in ways that I am able.


X Business

Disabled

Environmental

Labor [TA CAC only]

X Neighborhood


X Senior Citizen


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Bicycling advocate

Business owner



X Resident

Student

X Transit rider



By entering your name and date below, and submitting this form, you certify that all the information on this application is true and correct. Peter Fortune 3/17/2015


Yes

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San Francisco County Transportation Authority

1455 Market Street, 22nd Floor San Francisco, California 94103

415.522.4800 FAX 415.522.4829 [email protected] www.sfcta.org

San Francisco County Transportation AuthorityApplication for Membership on the Citizens Advisory CommitteeCOMPLETE FORM, PRINT, SIGN, AND SUBMIT VIA MAIL, EMAIL, OR FAX. IF USING ADOBE ACROBAT, SAVE TO A NEW FILE NAME BEFORE BEGINNING. IF USING ACROBAT READER, YOU CAN ONLY PRINT, NOT SAVE.

NAME

SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD ETHNICITY (OPTIONAL) GENDER (OPTIONAL)

AFFILIATION/INTEREST CATEGORY: BUSINESS DISABLED ENVIRONMENTAL LABOR (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)

NEIGHBORHOOD PUBLIC POLICY SENIOR CITIZEN

Summary statement of applicant’s qualifications for membership:YOU MAY ATTACH A RESUME OR OTHER RELEVANT DOCUMENT. PLEASE LIMIT YOUR ATTACHMENT TO A MAXIMUM OF THREE PAGES.

Statement of applicant’s objectives if accepted for membership on the CAC:

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Rachel Frederick

Choose or write in Katy Tang Central Sunset White/American female

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I'm a law abiding citizen that owns a home in central sunset. I'm professional that has an extensive business development background as well as Industrial Engineering. My resume here: PRODUCT MANAGER | BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT EXECUTIVE | STRATEGIST Executive Profile: Committed, entrepreneurial-minded business leader with 15+ years of experience in digital and social media, product management, custom publishing, marketing, and business development across many verticals including sports, media, retail and SMB. Proven leadership and ability to develop highly effective and measurable strategies to drive revenue growth, build successful teams, increase customer acquisition, and expand brand awareness. SIGNATURE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE & RESULTS

Product Manager – Product Ideation, define requirements and roadmap, understand Audience Needs, Go-to-Market Strategy, Competitive Analysis, Prioritize requirements, Scope, Schedule, Financial Modeling (costing | margin), Manage teams, Support and Product Lifecycle. Experience in both Waterfall and Agile development. Successfully launched 3

My objective is to make sure the voices of the citizens are heard and represented well. I want to make our community a better place to live with continued development and growth with special interest in environmental and transportation issues.

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San Francisco County Transportation Authority | Application for Membership on the Citizens Advisory Committee, page 2.

Please note that the information you provided on page one of this application will be made available to the public. If you do not want the information on page two disclosed, check the privacy request box below the signature line. The information will be redacted from the publicly available copies. Where residence is relevant, a portion of the address (such as street name and zip code) may be disclosed.

Resumes or other support material provided in connection with your application will be made public. If there is information you don’t wish to be made public, please do not include it in those documents.

HOME ADDRESS (YOU MUST BE A SAN FRANCISCO RESIDENT TO APPLY)

HOME PHONE WORK PHONE EMAIL ADDRESS

Applications are considered to be active for two years from date of signature.

Completed applications should be submitted by email to [email protected] or to the address or fax listed above.

SIGNATURE DATE

PRIVACY REQUEST (OPTIONAL) Revised October 9, 2013

1426 27th Ave San Francisco, CA 94122

415-637-1522 415-637-1522 [email protected]

Feb 4,2014

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Hristo Gyoshev


11 Mission Terrace REDACTED REDACTED HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL

San Francisco CA 94112

STREET ADDRESS OF HOME CITY STATE ZIP




I was born and grew up in Sofia, Bulgaria; finished my high school education in England (on the outskirts of London); came to the U.S. for college (I studied economics and comp sci & math at Yale University in New Haven); worked with a strategy consulting firm based in Boston for a while; and then arrived in San Francisco in 2005, where I have been working mostly on strategy for technology companies. I also spent a few months living / working in New York City, Seattle, and in Singapore.

In addition to cultivating a broad global perspective, and long-term strategic thinking, my experience has allowed me to see and compare public transportation in all of these different cities (most of which have a denser and more established public transportation system than SF and are doing many things from which SF could probably draw inspiration for best practices).

My global & U.S. experience with different cities, my studies of economics, and my work on various strategy projects have afforded me a keen appreciation of the important role that an effective and affordable transportation system plays not only in good urban panning, but also in the economic development of a City, and in combating income inequality and promoting healthy socio-economics for everyone in the City.

I love San Francisco (I very much hope to spend the rest of my life here) and I care deeply both about preserving the diversity of the City and ensuring social justice and fairness for all resident, and about the economic development of the City and ensuring that it remains a world-leading center of innovation.

I recently became a U.S. citizen.


- Provide input on matters that go before the Transportation Authority Board and its standing committees (e.g. transportation plans, programs and studies; funding priorities; transportation-related tax proposals; and transportation-related legislation).


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X Business

X Disabled

X Environmental


X Neighborhood


X Senior Citizen


Bicycling advocate

Business owner


Pedestrian advocate

Resident

Student

Transit rider



By entering your name and date below, and submitting this form, you certify that all the information on this application is true and correct. Hristo Gyoshev 3/30/2015


Yes

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Rebecca Hogue Female Caucasian


6 Treasure Island 415-402-0292 [email protected] HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL

1227 Northpoint Drive, #D San Francisco CA 94130 STREET ADDRESS OF HOME CITY STATE ZIP




I have lived in San Francisco for most of my life and I have always taken public transportation. I live on Treasure Island currently but I have lived in many other neighborhoods in the city. I am disabled and I am the VP for disability of the FDR democratic club. I am also a member of Pedestrian Advisory Committee and also the Citizens Advisory Board for Treasure Island. I have become very interested in transit issues.


I would like to be part of making sure that transportation is accessible to everyone.


Business

X Disabled

Environment

Labor [TA CAC only]

X Neighborhood


Senior Citizen


Bicycling advocate

Business owner



X Resident

Student

X Transit rider


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By entering your name and date below, and submitting this form, you certify that all the information on this application is true and correct. Rebecca Hogue 10/13/2015


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Doreen Horstin Female Not Provided


6 SOMA REDACTED REDACTED HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL


10 Potrero Hill WORK SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF WORKPLACE WORK PHONE WORK EMAIL

1616 20th Street San Francisco CA 94107 STREET ADDRESS OF WORKPLACE CITY STATE ZIP


I am a resident of District 6 since 2004. I am a librarian with the San Francisco Public Library; from 2008 - 2013 I worked in the Government Information Center. From 2008 - 2011 I was a member of the Green Stacks Comittee, which was tasked with bringing the Library into compliance with the goals of the City's Clmate Action Plan. In 2010 I received a Green and Blue Award for Sustainable Transportation for my work on the Library's commute survey. I have been a member of the San Francisco Bike Coalition since 1997. I walk or ride a bicycle as my primary mode of transportation. I am a parent, and our family is car-free. I have lived in San Francisco since 1991, and I have biked, walked, or taken public transportation all over the City and the Bay Area. Currently, over half of my travel occurs within District 6.


My primary objective if appointed would be to advocate for pedestrian and bicycle safety in District 6. Much of the population growth in San Francisco is occurring on the Eastern side of the City, with District 6 becoming increasingly residential. At the same time, the District is a thoroughfare for commuters, which makes travel conditions difficult and dangerous for bicyclists and pedestrians. My priority would be speak up for these residents so that they can safely go about their lives. We must keep Vision Zero in mind and work to prevent another death on our streets.


Business

Disabled

X Environment


X Neighborhood


Senior Citizen


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Bicycling advocate

Business owner


Pedestrian advocate

Resident

Student

Transit rider



By entering your name and date below, and submitting this form, you certify that all the information on this application is true and correct. Doreen Horstin 10/30/2015


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Lee Jewell Male Caucasion


5 Hayes Valley REDACTED [email protected] HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL


Tenderloin


1182 Market Street San Francisco CA 94102 STREET ADDRESS OF WORKPLACE CITY STATE ZIP


I am disabled form HIV and a public transit rider, specifically a MUNI rider since 1993. I have many years experience as a CAB member, UCSF Center for AIDS Prevention Studies since 2006. I am an HIV Community leader: https://www.linkedin.com/profile/public-profile-settings?trk=prof-edit-edit-public_profile. I deeply care about San Francisco and desire for us to have a world class transportation system for our residents and visitors.


Bring a low-income and disabled perspective to planning, budgeting and operations. I am also a pedestrian bicycle rider and want to make sure the pedestrian and bike safety is paramount and compatible to transportation planning.


Business

X Disabled

Environmental

Labor [TA CAC only]

X Neighborhood


X Senior Citizen



Business owner



X Resident

Student

X Transit rider


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By entering your name and date below, and submitting this form, you certify that all the information on this application is true and correct. Ronald L. Jewell 3/23/2015


Yes

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Jack Kleytman Male White


4 Outer Sunset REDACTED REDACTED HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL

San Francisco CA 94116

STREET ADDRESS OF HOME CITY STATE ZIP

3 Financial District 415-586-3888 [email protected] WORK SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF WORKPLACE WORK PHONE WORK EMAIL

601 California Street San Francisco CA 94104 STREET ADDRESS OF WORKPLACE CITY STATE ZIP


Registered Civil Engineer, State of California with Aerospace background

Licensed General Contractor


To bring future of human transportation into the City. Cars are no longer a solution. The "moving people" problem in the Bay Area reached qualitative leap. Middle class needed to keep the City running is outpriced from San Francisco. Only well though, strategic and seamless integration of various transportation types and new technology can answer to taking stress out of everyday life of those who must commute to the City.


X Business

Disabled

Environmental

Labor [TA CAC only]

X Neighborhood


Senior Citizen


Bicycling advocate

Business owner


Pedestrian advocate

X Resident

Student

Transit rider


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By entering your name and date below, and submitting this form, you certify that all the information on this application is true and correct. Jack Kleytman 3/15/2015


Business owner

Yes

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Roger Kuo Male Chinese


3 Financial District 415-308-1875 [email protected] HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL



201 Sansome St, #202 San Francisco CA 94104 STREET ADDRESS OF WORKPLACE CITY STATE ZIP


As a lifelong native San Francisco resident and Muni rider, I have an extensive knowledge of a wide range of local municipal and transit issues; and the entire MTA transit system in general. In addition, I am a single father and successful entrepreneur. Therefore, I can lend a multitude of unique perspectives (including family and commercial issues) to the council and assist in decision making policy.


I wish to help improve San Francisco's transportation issues through a collaborative effort with current council members, Commissioners, and the Transportation Authority. My objective will be to assist the council with input by advising on funding, legislative, and other issues via my extensive knowledge of the city and its transit system.


X Business

X Disabled

X Environmental

Labor [TA CAC only]

X Neighborhood


X Senior Citizen



X Business owner



X Resident

Student

X Transit rider


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By entering your name and date below, and submitting this form, you certify that all the information on this application is true and correct. Roger Kuo 5/1/2015


Business owner

Yes

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Joseph Lake Male Caucasian


6 South of Market REDACTED [email protected] HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL


6 Civic Center 415-625-7758 [email protected] WORK SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF WORKPLACE WORK PHONE WORK EMAIL

90 7th Street, Suite 3-700 San Francisco CA 94103 STREET ADDRESS OF WORKPLACE CITY STATE ZIP


I have lived in San Francisco for six years in several neighborhoods, including the Mission, Western Edition, and now SOMA. During that time, I've used almost every different form of transportation on a daily basis, including BART, Muni, my car, and now walking to work. Therefore, I think I can appreciate the different perspectives that people can have depending on what sort of transportation they use. In addition, I have a legal and government background which will help me understand both the process and the relationships that must be appreciated to accomplish goals in governing.


I am interested in being part of the Transportation Committee to make transportation in the city safer and more efficient. Walking to work every day in SOMA can often be a treacherous task as cars jam through intersections to beat lights without realizing there may be pedestrians or bicyclists. I think the city should be encouraging more people to walk, bike, or use public transit. We must also recognize that cars are a reality, and craft ways to make that safer - whether it's lower speed limits in SOMA, bike lanes that are actually separated from car traffic, or scheduling more construction projects on nights and weekends to alleviate the daily grind of traffic that causes cars to drive recklessly whenever they see an opening.


Business

Disabled

X Environment


X Neighborhood


Senior Citizen


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Bicycling advocate

Business owner


Pedestrian advocate

Resident

Student

Transit rider

If you work in the project area, please provide a category below that applies to you (Business Owner/ Manager/Employee): Employee


By entering your name and date below, and submitting this form, you certify that all the information on this application is true and correct. Joseph Michael Lake 11/14/2015


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Rachel Morgan Female


3 SoMA 818-625-0146 [email protected] HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL

1 Bayside Village Pl, Apt. 107 San Francisco CA 94107 STREET ADDRESS OF HOME CITY STATE ZIP

Redwood City 650-721-7190 [email protected]


450 Broadway Street Redwood City CA 94063 STREET ADDRESS OF WORKPLACE CITY STATE ZIP


I am a disabled individual who feels that the needs of the disabled often go unmet by untrained public transit employees. I am a MBA graduate and will be attending law school in fall of 2015.


I would work to push for more trains in the outbound direction at the Caltrain station to alleviate overcrowding and push for increased training of transit system employees to handle the needs of disabled passengers.


X Business

X Disabled

Environmental

Labor [TA CAC only]

X Neighborhood


Senior Citizen


Bicycling advocate

Business owner


Pedestrian advocate

Resident

Student

X Transit rider


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By entering your name and date below, and submitting this form, you certify that all the information on this application is true and correct. Rachel Ariel Morgan 5/24/2015


Employee

Yes

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San Francisco County Transportation Authority

1455 Market Street, 22nd Floor San Francisco, California 94103

415.522.4800 FAX 415.522.4829 [email protected] www.sfcta.org

San Francisco County Transportation AuthorityApplication for Membership on the Citizens Advisory CommitteeCOMPLETE FORM, PRINT, SIGN, AND SUBMIT VIA MAIL, EMAIL, OR FAX. IF USING ADOBE ACROBAT, SAVE TO A NEW FILE NAME BEFORE BEGINNING. IF USING ACROBAT READER, YOU CAN ONLY PRINT, NOT SAVE.

NAME

SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD ETHNICITY (OPTIONAL) GENDER (OPTIONAL)

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Catherine Orland

9 Mission White/Jewish Woman

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Leah Shahum recommended that I apply to serve on the Transportation Authority's Citizens Advisory Committee. As a San Francisco resident, I am extremely interested in improving mobility through transit and infrastructure projects. Also, as a former diversity and cross-cultural trainer, I am passionate about ensuring and expanding equitable access to the multi-modal transit systems that serve our city's diverse population of workers and residents. Finally, as a cylcist and bicycle industry professional, I am dedicated to advocating for improvement to our bicycle network, with a special focus on supporting the goals of Vision Zero for pedestrians and cyclists alike. I am inspired by the goal of creating safer streets.

Some background on me: Althrough I reside in the Mission District, I cycle through SOMA on a daily basis, using the Howard and Folsom street bike lanes to commute to and from downtown. Before I began cycling, I commuted for years on the 14-Mission bus to downtown. I am quite familiar with District 6, and would be pleased to contribute to discussions regarding forthcoming transit developments such as the 2nd street corridor, the re-designs of Market, Mission, Polk Streets, and of course, the Transbay Transit Center.

As a committee member, you can expect from me: reliability, punctuality, commitment and organization. I will always consider the impact of changes to transit or infrastructure projects upon San Francisco's most underserved and vulnerable citizens and users. Also, I will speak thoughtfully on issues that are important to my community, while considering divergent perspectives that may also exist on the committee. Above all, in any group I serve, my strengths involve listening for points of agreement when conflict emerges and highlighting mutually beneficial solutions or compromises that might not be readily apparent.

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CATHERINE BRENNER ORLAND, MA , San Francisco, CA @ .com ~ 415.

CAREER PROFILE

Energetic, dedicated and inspired bicycle advocate seeking to build thriving partnerships between citizens and government. Qualifications include:

Strong self-motivator, capable of producing effectively with minimal supervision Demonstrated leadership skills, thrives in a multicultural environment Excellent attention to detail, writing skills, and problem solving capacities Superb oral communication skills, able to communicate at an advanced level in Spanish Extremely creative, resourceful, reliable and passionate Proficient user of Macs, PCs, all Microsoft Office programs, Social Media, Adobe Creative Suite

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, PRESENTATION AND TRAINING EXPERIENCE

Sales and Marketing Associate, MonkeyLectric, LLC, Berkeley, CA Jan. 12-Present Provided weekly recommendations for inventory needs based on latest sales data Attended trade shows, made presentations to customers and vendors in English and Spanish Reviewed vendor contracts, completed invoices, responsible for all daily financial transactions Met and exceeded all quarterly and yearly sales goals

Youth Cross-Cultural Trainer, Cartus, Palo Alto, CA Sept. 07-Present

Delivered full day and multi-day intercultural trainings for students aged 5-17 Presented on topics including: culture shock and the cultural adjustment curve, time orientation,

high & low context cultures, uncertainty avoidance, individualism and collectivism

Administration, Education & Outreach Manager, ODC/Dance, San Francisco, CA Sept 11-May 12 Maintained existing community partnerships; cultivated new relationships with external partners Hired, trained and managed 120+ active and engaged volunteer work exchange members Exceeded 2012 revenue goal by $10,000+ for a school-based dance program; 98% in 1st quarter

Asst. Director, National Conference for Community & Justice, Camp Anytown, Windsor, CT June 04

Led anti-oppression workshops for 40 high school aged students from diverse backgrounds Prepared social justice / popular education activities for personal empowerment and responsibility

Writing Mentor, Speaking & Writing Center, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA Sept.-Dec. 00

Taught 11 ESL students to effectively structure essays and oral presentations Edited student essays, held writing conferences with students, provided grammar instruction Presented in-class lessons on student-determined writing issues

FACILITATION AND MEDIATION EXPERIENCE

Trainer and Facilitator, CoAction Connection, Santa Cruz, CA Oct. 07-Present

Planned curriculum and led 1 day experiential “White Ally Learning Lab” for 12 participants Conceptualized and delivered an interactive lecturette as part of a 3 day white ally experiential

learning workshop: “Land Ownership through a Historical, Institutional and Cultural Racism Lens”

Mediator, Trainer and Facilitator, KPFA Women’s Magazine, Berkeley, CA Dec. 07-Apr. 08 Mediated a Multi Party Multi Issue (MPMI) conflict involving racism, classism, ageism and ableism Facilitated discussions on behavioral patterns of triangulation, urgency and stifling conflict Trained group in non-violent communication, feedback & decision making techniques

Trainer, East Bay Community Mediation, Facilitation Fundamentals Training, Alameda, CA Jan. 08

Designed and delivered activity: “Dealing with Difficult Participants: Challenges and Responses”

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EVENT PLANNING, PROGRAM MANAGEMENT AND EVALUATION EXPERIENCE

Evaluator, Public Profit, Oakland, CA June 11-September 11 Assessed quality of youth after school programs; evaluated safety, engagement & inclusivity Wrote reports, met with site directors to discuss findings and improve program quality

Facilitator Coordinator, Study Circles Program, MC Public Schools, Rockville, MD June 05-Sept. 06

Wrote the program’s first newsletter; interviewed parents, students, teachers and principals Designed trainings for 80+ facilitators leading dialogues on the racial achievement gap in schools Evaluated program efficacy through survey administration, interviews, data collection & analysis Created statistical graphs in English and Spanish to help participants understand current issues

Policy Analyst, ALANA Community Organization, Brattleboro, VT Sept. 04-June 05

Researched legislative initiatives. Wrote position papers advocating new teacher-training policies Analyzed police relations surveys to support the creation of an independent civilian review board

Director of Student Activities, Leadership Center, Hampshire College, Amherst, MA May 02-July 04

Planned, managed and supervised orientation event programming for 480+ college freshmen Designed and implemented social justice training program for 80+ orientation leaders Trained 70+ residential advisers in cultural competency, sensitivity and listening skills Revamped and streamlined new user-friendly web-site

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS DELIVERED

NAME: National Association for Multicultural Education, Baltimore, MD, 2007. Master’s thesis Presentation: “Helping Teachers Integrate the Competencies of an Effective Multicultural Educator”

T4SJ: Teachers for Social Justice, San Francisco, CA, 2007, 2008, 2011. Delivered 3 experiential workshops for 50+ teachers entitled: “Invisible Hands in our Fair Economy: ISMS, Privilege and Oppression” & “The Price of the Ticket: Understanding the Immigrant Assimilation Experience”

WORKSHOPS AND TRAININGS ATTENDED

Emotional Intelligence and Diversity, Intercultural Communication Institute, Portland, OR July 11 Open Space Technology, Facilitator Training Course, with Lisa Heft, San Francisco, CA June 07 Help Increase the Peace Project, Conflict Transformation Program, SIT, Brattleboro, VT April 05 The Art of Mindful Facilitation, facilitated by Lee Mun Wah, Stir Fry Seminars, Storrs, CT March 05 Study Circles, Facilitator Training course, facilitated by Beverly Daniel Tatum, Hadley, MA Jan-May 99 People’s Institute for Survival and Beyond Undoing Racism Training, Holyoke, MA Jan 02

EDUCATION

Master of Arts in Social Justice in Intercultural Relations, Brattleboro, VT Feb 07 School for International Training Focused in Community Development and Social Action Training

Thesis Entitled: “Teachers, Study Circles and the Racial Achievement Gap: How One Dialogue and Action Program Helped Teachers Integrate the Competencies of an Effective Multicultural Educator”

Received Community Service Scholarship Award

Bachelor of Arts, South Hadley, MA May 01 Mount Holyoke College

Cum Laude. English major, Psychology minor Received Community Leadership Award

REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

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Steven Riess Male Caucasian


6 South Beach 415-290-9100 [email protected] HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL

88 King Street, Unit 1221 San Francisco CA 94107 STREET ADDRESS OF HOME CITY STATE ZIP


456 Montgomery Street San Francisco CA 94104 STREET ADDRESS OF WORKPLACE CITY STATE ZIP


I live in South Beach across the street from the Ballpark and until very recently worked in the Financial District as the principal of a law firm specializing in elder financial abuse litigation. Over the last ten years, I have walked from home to work five days a week and am a dedicated transit user for personal errands. For quite some time, I have been very interested in urban transit issues, have read widely on the subject, and have participated in public hearings on a number of projects, including the Second Street Improvement Project. While I strongly believe that rural and suburban transportation solutions (namely automobility) are anathema to dense urban environments, I appreciate some of the attractions of private car use, both because I lived for many years in the suburbs and because my wife is disabled and often must rely on a car for transportation. In my profession, I have worked extensively with the California Legislature and have written many bills relating to financial abuse that have been enacted. Accordingly, I am able to collaborate well with others who may hold disparate and often conflicting public policy views.


My high level objective for participating on the CAC is to provide thoughtful and meaningful input from an urban transit and pedestrian viewpoint and thus help shape transportation priorities so that San Francisco continues to develop a more equitable and multi-modal transportation mix that better promotes urban liveability.


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Glenn Savage Male


2 Pacific Heights REDACTED [email protected] HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL


2 Pacific Heights 9258763691 [email protected] WORK SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF WORKPLACE WORK PHONE WORK EMAIL

2525 Sacramento Street San Francisco CA 94115 STREET ADDRESS OF WORKPLACE CITY STATE ZIP


Deep management skills, former executive with general management, finance, logistics experience. Strong interpersonal skills. Care deeply about San Francisco. Well read on transportation issues in general. Neutral party, not affiliated with any special interest group (hopefully that is not a negative). Heavy user of Muni.


Care deeply about transportation in the city of SF. Would like to see expansion of public transportation. Would like to see improved efficiency of public transportation.


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Glenn Savage 9/1/2015


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Deborah Schrimmer Female White


5 Cole Valley REDACTED REDACTED HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL


6 SOMA


155 9th Street San Francisco CA 94103 STREET ADDRESS OF WORKPLACE CITY STATE ZIP


- University of California, Davis graduate-- class of 2012, maxima cum laude, B.S. in Community and Regional Development

- Women in Transportation Seminar (Sacramento Chapter) scholarship recipient for academic achievement, 2012

- Yolobus Citizens Advis


If appointed to this committee, I would like to:

-Enhance livability and mobility in all of the city's neighborhoods.

-Fulfill a personal sense of civic duty and actively shape the transportation network of my community.

-Represent the "millennial" perspective; be an advocate for young, renting, car-free residents.

-Use this committee as a platform to bring new approaches and ideas around engaging the broader community on transportation issues.

-Better understand how the Transportation Authority Board is acknowledging the growing role of technology, data, and private sector companies in land use and transportation planning issues.


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Daniel Sisson Male Mixed


1 Inner Richmond REDACTED REDACTED HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL

184 Funston Avenue, Apt. 2 San Francisco CA 94118 STREET ADDRESS OF HOME CITY STATE ZIP




I'm a regular transit rider and have lived in SF for going on four years now. I'm the Vice Chair of the SF Transit Riders Union and the developer of SFTRU's popular PUBlic Transit Crawls and their most recent 22 day Muni Challenge. I strive to be a positive voice in shaping public transit in SF.

I work as a consultant in international strategy.


Geary BRT is a large priority for me, as well as shaping the future of transit in SF.


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power projects and micro-electronic facility projects. I retired as a supervisor at Bechtel in SF. My work included: air and water pollution reduction; water distribution and mechanical facility components of projects .

L ommumty Sen'ice: Member of the Sierra Club since 1961 and have been an elected member of the SF Group Executive Cotmnili.ee and ~hair ofthe Transportation

CoTP .. nnttee since i 985. Member of the Greater ·west Portal Neighborhood Association, GWPNA, since 1972 <Uid served three years as President and served as Editor. Represented GWPNA at the Coalition for San Francisco Neighborhoods and served as President and Editor of the CSFN and chair of their Transportation Committee. Appointed by the Board of Supervisors to the Hazardous Materials Advisory Committee and served as chair. I was a member of the ad hoc Pedestrian Safety Task Force since 1994 and served as Convener. The Task Force was involved in the ordinance that fonned the PSAC. I helped form Rescue Muni in 1996 and served as elected member of the Executive Committee and chair of the Metro Committee. I served as project director for the GWPNA grant from the Health Department to study traffic calming and pedestrian safety improvemt:nts in Lh~ ndghborhood. I served as a mt:mber, appointed hy the Rules Committee, since it was formed and 1 am now Secreta!'; of the Pedestrian Safety Advisory Committee. I was a member of the Van Ness BRT Advisory Committee and our work ended when the preliminary design was approved by the Planning Department, the SFMTA and the Board of Supervisors.

Statement of Objectives: I hope to work toward explaining to all the members of th.;: CAC: That it is essential on our narrow and congested streets that we get our

priorities in order: speedy, safe aild reliable movement of transit; safe a."ld pleasant movement of pedestrians and bicyc.Jists; efficient movement of trucks for goods and services and lastly cars. Muni cannot achieve the first priority urJess all City agencies work for implementation of the Transit First Policy, as required in the Charter. We all have to recognize that a one minute reduction in running time on every Muni route reduces Muni operating costs by 2% or $1 6,000,000.

Meeting: I have class on January 14, but I can get to City Hall via the 5 Fulton shortly after noon or a little sooner if required.

Howard Strasner 661-8786 ruthowl @gmail.com

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Elliott Talbot


2 Marina REDACTED REDACTED HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL


3 Financial District




San Francisco Native - born and raised(Richmond and Marina Districts). Transit enthusiast, desire to get involved with Transit Planning opportunities. SJSU classes in Urban Planning and AGIS.



Business

Disabled

Environmental

Labor [TA CAC only]

X Neighborhood


Senior Citizen


Bicycling advocate

Business owner


Pedestrian advocate

Resident

Student

X Transit rider


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By entering your name and date below, and submitting this form, you certify that all the information on this application is true and correct. Elliott Talbot 3/23/2015


Employee

Yes

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Jeffrey Wood Male


8 Noe Valley REDACTED REDACTED HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL


8 Noe Valley 512-468-6455 [email protected] WORK SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF WORKPLACE WORK PHONE WORK EMAIL

233 Chattanooga Street San Francisco CA 94114 STREET ADDRESS OF WORKPLACE CITY STATE ZIP


As an urban planner that focuses on transportation issues by trade who has been a resident of this community for almost 10 years, I feel qualified to be a member of a citizens advisory committee. My friends are also tired of me not being as engaged in civic issues as I should.


My objective is to help move projects along that promote the safety and access of all residents of our community in a constructive manner.


Business

Disabled

X Environmental


X Neighborhood


Senior Citizen


Bicycling advocate

X Business owner


Pedestrian advocate

X Resident

Student

Transit rider


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By entering your name and date below, and submitting this form, you certify that all the information on this application is true and correct. Jeffrey S. Wood 3/13/2015


Business owner

Yes

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David Zebker


6 Tenderloin 415-771-0814 [email protected] HOME SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD OF RESIDENCE HOME PHONE HOME EMAIL

665 Geary Street, #207 San Francisco CA 94102 STREET ADDRESS OF HOME CITY STATE ZIP




I have lived in the City for 43 years and rely on public transportation to get around.


To make sure transportation in the area is the best it can be.


Business

Disabled

X Environment

Labor [TA CAC only]

Neighborhood


Senior Citizen


Bicycling advocate

Business owner


Pedestrian advocate

Resident

Student

Transit rider


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Can you commit to attending regular meetings (about once a month for the Transportation Authority CAC, or once every two to three months for project CACs): Not sure

By entering your name and date below, and submitting this form, you certify that all the information on this application is true and correct. David Zebker 10/13/2015


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