Orange County/Inland Empire

ULI TrUsTEEs & PasT TrUsTEEs Toni Alexander, InterCommunications Inc.

Robert A. Alleborn, Robert A. Alleborn Associates Daryl J. Carter, Avanath Partners

Charles H. Fedalen, Jr., Wells Fargo John S. Hagestad, SARES-REGIS Group, Inc.

Mary Ann King, Moran & Company Donald M. Koll, The Koll Company

John D. O’Donnell, The O’Donnell Group, Inc. John B. Parker, Parker Properties

Lee C. Sammis, Lee Sammis Associates Geoffrey L. Stack, SARES-REGIS Group, Inc.

RESILIEnCE THROuGH DISTInCTIOn

LEadErshIP CIrCLEShea Properties

sUsTaInIng sPOnsOrsAllen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & natsis LLPBrandman university – Chapman university System FuZE | Community DesignKTGY Group, Inc.Voit Real Estate Services, LLC

FrIEndsBuchanan Street PartnersChildren & Families Commission of Orange CountyChoate Parking Consultants, Inc.City of AnaheimCooper Carry, Inc.Danielian AssociatesDMB Associates, Inc.Fuscoe EngineeringJackson DeMarco Tidus & Peckenpaugh LLPKanzler Public AffairsLeighton Group, Inc.Manatt Phelps & Phillips, LLPMoran & CompanyPCM Consulting Services, Inc.-Forward Planning-DRE BudgetsRBF ConsultingSignature Realty Capital Corp.The Planning CenterVA Consulting, Inc.Westminster Redevelopment AgencyWilliam Hezmalhalch Architects

InLand EmPIrE PaTrOnsDavid neault Associates, Inc.Desmond & Louis Public RelationsIger & Associates – Government Interface ConsultantsRancon GroupWestern Riverside Council of Governments (WRCOG)

Jeff Mayer, Jeff Mayer & PartnersChairman Morgan Anderson, Gallagher Real Estate & Hospitality Services Vice Chair, Young Leaders Group Denise J. Ashton, William Hezmalhalch Architects, Inc. Vice Chair, Education Alan Cohen, Signature Realty Capital Corp. Treasurer Robin Paolino DeLotell, KTGY Group, Inc.Vice Chair, Programs William R. Devine, Allen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & Natsis LLP Vice Chair, Legislative/Regulatory William Flaherty, The Irvine CompanyAssistant Chair Rich Flierl, Cooper Carry, Inc.Vice Chair, Placemaking Initiative Council Eric Herro, Northwestern MutualVice Chair, Sponsorship Peter Hersh, Cox Castle & Nicholson LLP Vice Chair, Public Private Partnerships Jill Kanzler, Kanzler Public AffairsVice Chair, Communications Jerry King, Michael Brandman Associates Vice Chair, Infrastructure Initiative Council Milan Mitrovich, Solutions StrategiesEnvironmental Resources Liaison David Neault, David Neault AssociatesVice Chair, Inland Empire

It is an honor to highlight the investment that our members and supporters make in the impact that ULI has on the quality of life in our communities. Hundreds of ULI members engage in work to advance ULI’s mission to provide leadership in the responsible use of land, and in creating and sustaining thriving communities worldwide. This Fiscal Year, the District Council held 47 programs, including two groundbreaking events, TOD MarketPlace and Urban MarketPlace. We conducted six Technical Assistance Panels and held the 4th Annual Young Leaders Group Mentorship program. To create a focused outlet for members’ passions, we created six Initiative Councils: Sustainable Communities, Capital Markets, Infrastructure, Housing, Place, and Edge Development. Please take a moment to learn more about the effectiveness of ULI because of the commitment from professionals in the land use planning and real estate development industry in a region that represents 7 million people in over 29,000 square miles. Thank you to everyone who supported ULI in FY2010!

ExEcutivE committEE mEmbErs FY10(JulY 1, 2009 – JunE 30, 2010)

Larry Netherton, Sage Community Group Vice Chair, Mission Advancement Michael M. Ruane, Children & Families Commission of Orange County Vice Chair, Regional Cooperation Bob Santos, Five Point CommunitiesVice Chair, Sustainable Communities Initiative Council Yolanda Sepulveda, FUZE | Community Design Vice Chair, Diversity & Inclusion John R. Shumway, The Concord GroupVice Chair, Technical Assistance Panels & TOD MarketPlace Eric Snyder, Talonvest CapitalVice Chair, Capital Markets Initiative Council Peggy Tabas, The Wynnewood Company Vice Chair, Edge Development Initiative Council Sheri Vander Dussen, City of AnaheimPublic Sector Liaison

(right) Summer Networking Event(l-r) Jeff Mayer, Jeff Mayer & Partners; Phyllis Alzamora, uLI Orange County/Inland Empire;

Mike Ellzey, Great Park Corp.

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Jeff mayerJeff Mayer & Partners, & Chairman, ULI Orange County/Inland Empire

Phyllis alzamora Executive Director,

ULI Orange County/Inland Empire

(above) Emerging Trends Program(L-R) Phyllis Alzamora, uLI Orange County/Inland Empire; Larry Webb, The new Home Company; Jeffrey Axtell, Vestar Development Company; Richard Kalvoda, PricewaterhouseCoopers; Jerome Fink, The Bascom Group, LLC; Wayne Yamano, John Burns Real Estate Consulting

top six rEasons

to Join uliStandard of Excellence: Leveraging the educational research work provided by our Senior

Fellows, our resources are the highest quality in the industry, allowing us to highlight best practices and lessons learned from across the globe.

Influential Leaders: With over 35% of our members holding senior level positions in their firms and

34 local and government agencies represented, we provide direct access to the decision-makers in the private and public sectors.

Distinguished Values: Our shared commitment to improving land use development practices through spirited apolitical debate, sets uLI apart.

Impacting Your Community: We offer vehicles to “give back” to your community through interdisciplinary assistance panels and workshops.

Life-Long Professional Network: Attracting the entire spectrum of land use and real estate

disciplines working both in private enterprise and public service, uLI is the venue for creating lasting development industry relationships.

Commitment to Learning: Our members are not afraid to openly share their successes and

failures, thereby making all of us better prepared to excel.

Faced with a daunting economic climate, the District Council immediately moved to cut expenses significantly and made a plan to augment the budget with new revenue sources. Coupled with the downsizing of staff and increasing annual sponsorship revenue by 2% over FY09, the District Council focused on a financially sound course. The District Council was able to successfully generate new revenue opportunities in FY10 through Technical Assistance Panels (TAP’s) and grants. ULI Orange County/Inland Empire members remarkably completed four TAP’s this year, a record for the District Council, in the cities of Corona, Ontario, Riverside and Temecula. By accomplishing this feat the District Council was able to exceed its budget target and end the year with net revenue of just over $18,500. ULI Orange County/Inland Empire’s

FY 2010 revenue

12%Program

Sponsorship

22%Annual

Sponsorship

23%Registration

19%Membership

24%Other Revenue

office space is generously donated by Brandman University, part of the Chapman University system. In FY10, ULI Orange County/Inland Empire was staffed by two full-time employees and one part-time intern. FY 2010 membership Demographics

16%Resort

38%Commercial/

Industrial

31%Housing

10%Other5%

Transportation/Infrastructure

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(right) Holiday Networking Event(l-r) Christine Iger, Iger & Associates; Royce Parker, united Inspection & Testing; David neault, David neault Associates

mEmbErship In FY10, ULI Orange County/Inland Empire strived to show professionals the value of membership and being involved in the Institute. The District Council focused on engaging professionals in projects and programs. For members who were in the unfortunate position of losing a job, the District Council offered complimentary memberships and program registrations. This benefit was tied to particular involvement on the part of the members, which turned out to be a win-win-win for the member, the District Council and the ULI. For the past two years, membership has been slowly declining. At fiscal year-end (June 30, 2010), ULI Orange County/Inland Empire membership fell to nearly 2004-2005 levels, with 927 total members. While Full Member retention remained high at almost 81%, it was the Young Leaders Group that felt the downturn in the market most significantly. ULI Orange County/Inland Empire remains one of the 10 largest district councils in the ULI worldwide.

(above) Looking at trends in land use planning and real estate development, members attended a unique program in Laguna Canyon, Irvine.

(above) ULI Members Serving on a Technical Assistance Panel for the City of Ontario(l-r) David Chow, IBI Group; Rick Sandzimier, Parsons Brinckerhoff; Ed De Avila and Don Henry, Village Partners

Programs are an essential part of fulfilling our mission. They serve to both educate and enrich the ULI membership experience. In FY10, we held 47 different programs and attracted nearly the same number of attendees at our events as we did the prior fiscal year. Considering the changes we saw take place in our industry during this time, this achievement speaks to the value that is provided to everyone who takes time to attend ULI programs.

programs, valuE & visibilitY

programs

EDgE DEvElopmEnt The Edge development Workshop, held at the Outdoor Education Center in Orange, was the first of its kind for a District Council. This workshop was held in June, 2009. Four teams that participated in the workshop spent the summer refining and polishing presentations on their plans for an ideal “edge community” to over 90 members and non-members at the Edge Development Forum in September, 2009. Each team, along with the attendees, was then able to hear the feedback presented by a response panel with Adrian Foley, Brookfield Homes Southland; Rich Flierl, Cooper Carry Architects; and Peggy Tabas, The Wynnewood Company.

toD marKEtplacE In the Inland Empire the focus for FY10 was on transit-oriented development (TOD). In preparation for our first-ever TOd marketPlace held in January at the Ontario Convention Center, we held four TOD tours in the cities of Corona, Ontario, Placentia and Riverside. These tours proved to be excellent ways to bring the public and private sectors together on land use planning and real estate development issues. The TOD MarketPlace event was a huge success attracting 180 people with strong representation from the public sector, including elected officials and staff from the Cities of Corona, Fontana, Hemet, Huntington Beach, Irvine, Murrieta, Ontario, Placentia, Riverside, Santa Ana and Upland, Redevelopment Agencies of Corona

and Rialto, and Metrolink, Omnitrans, San Bernardino Public Health Agency, Southern California Associations of Government (SCAG) and Western Riverside Council of Governments (WRCOG).

(above) Make YOUR Mark Event(l-r) Yolanda Sepulveda, FuZE | Community Design; Morgan

Anderson, Gallagher Real Estate & Hospitality Services

(left) Riverside County Mayors’ Forum(l-r) Mayor Kathy De Rosa, Cathedral City; Mayor Melissa Melendez, City of Lake Elsinore; Mayor Eric McBride, City of Hemet; Mayor Bridgette Moore, City of Wildomar; Christine Iger, Iger & Associates Government Interface Consultants; Mayor Bob Botts, City of Banning; Mayor Karen Spiegel, City of Corona; Mayor Yvonne Parks, City of Desert Hot Springs

(above) Riverside TOD Walking Tour(l-r) Thomas Doyle, Whittlesey Doyle; John Shumway, The Concord Group; Brian Dawson, Irwin Pancake Dawson Architects; (back row, l-r) Carol MacFarlane, FORMA, Aram Chahbazian, Thomas Cox Architects

(above) ULI members attended a program at South Coast Farm’s Ecology Center in San Juan Capistrano.

The Young Leaders Group (YLG) continued to hold “Coffee Talks” with leaders in the land use planning and real estate development industry throughout the year. The 3rd and 4th annual Mentorship Programs were planned and organized during FY10. Jason Check, Raintree Partners, and Amanda Tropiano, The Planning Center, conducted a survey of 13 mentors and 51 protégés to ascertain ways to continue improving an already very strong program. On June 30,

the last day of the fiscal year, the YLG organized a successful mid-year reception for those involved in the mentorship program at The Boathouse Collective in Costa Mesa. If you are interested in participating in the 2011 ULI Orange County/Inland Empire YLG Mentorship Program, please contact orangecounty@uli.org.

(left) Capital Markets Council General Program(front row, l-r) John Thomas, The Thomas Group; Jeff Enes, IHP Capital Partners; Adam Edwards, Eastdil Secured; Thomas Harrison, Colony Capital; (back row, l-r) Eric Snyder, Talonvest Capital, Inc.; Wayne Brander, uS Bank; Wayne Brandt, Buchanan Street Partners; Dennus Schuh, JP Morgam; Bill Campbell, Kinghtsbridge Realty Capital

(above) Young Leaders Group Mixer(l-r) Bryant Brislin, The Hoffman Company; Megan Burrows, Stoneridge Capital; Michelle Halligan, The Planning Center; Hutan Hashemi, Green C-Store Solutions

Three programs this fiscal year were organized by our newly formed Initiative Councils. Setting the bar high, the Capital Markets/Finance Council organized a sold-out program on “The Money Chase” with over 200 attendees at The Pacific Club. The Sustainable Communities and Infrastructure Initiative Councils also organized programs this year at the UCI Student Center reaching another 160 ULI members and non-members and educating them on the issues of SB 375 and regional infrastructure planning, respectively.

In FY10, members organized and participated in four District Council Technical Assistance Panels (TAPs) and two Young Leaders Group (YLG) Pro Bono TAPs. TAPs help further the ULI mission by sharing best practices and providing education services in local land use planning and real estate development.

For the cities of Corona, Ontario, Placentia and Riverside, the District Council conducted TAPs on transit-oriented development. For United Cerebral Palsy and the Greenworks Urban Academy, YLG members provided recommendations on complex land use issues for these charitable organizations. Copies of the respective TAP reports are posted on the ULI Orange County/Inland Empire website under Community Building/Technical Assistance Panels (www.orangecounty.uli.org).

tEchnical assistancE panEls (taps)

(above) Make YOUR Mark Event(l-r) Denise Ashton, William Hezmalhalch Architects; Carla Mathis, Body Beautiful

urban marKEtplacE The District Council’s marquis event in FY10 was the Urban marketPlace held in June 2010, at the Anaheim Convention Center. We had 185 attendees and 13 cities represented. The committee, chaired by Alex Wong, Red Oak Investments, inspired sponsors to bring something specific and marketable to the event such as an exclusive opportunity to underwrite and make an offer to finance a deal.

Young lEaDErs group

(above) Urban MarketPlace Program(L-R) Jay Trevino, Executive Director of Planning & Building, City of Santa Ana; Kimberly Brandt, Development Services Director, City of Costa Mesa; Mary Beth Broeren, Planning Manager, City of Huntington Beach; Lisa Stipkovich, Com-munity Development Director, City of Anaheim

Traditional non-profit committees in the District Council, like Membership, Sponsorship, and Programs had been struggling to sustain attendance and participation. Members contact the ULI Orange County/Inland Empire office seeking ways to get involved in the ULI at the local level, unfortunately, their interests don’t seem to lie in making phone calls to professionals about lapsed membership or they have the time right now to get involved, but not the expertise in the subject of the next program on the calendar that the Programs Committee was working on. When FY10 commenced, under Jeff Mayer’s leadership as Chairman of ULI Orange County/Inland Empire, the District Council moved to

an exciting new structure designed to engage members based on their professional expertise and their passion in the industry. The traditional non-profit committees were dissolved and seven new Initiative Councils were formed. The Initiative Councils represent ULI’s seven priority initiatives: Capital Markets, Edge Development, Housing, Infrastructure, Placemaking, Places of Commerce and Sustainability. They are modeled

after the National ULI Product Councils, only these Initiative Councils are open to Associate Members and Young Leaders Group Members (not just Full Members). The objective is to create Initiative Councils of industry professionals, who get to know each other over the course of the year, by meeting regularly and sharing best practices and lessons learned. The Initiative Councils are responsible for educating and effecting change in our membership and among industry professionals by organizing quarterly meetings and a general program in the fiscal year related to respective topics.

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“...responsible for educating& effecting change...”

initiativE councilsFocuses on short-term and long-range issues that surround financial markets and looks at how these issues are transforming the business of real estate finance, locally, nationally and internationally. FY10 Vice Chair: Eric Snyder, Talonvest Capital

Explores the issues surrounding infrastructure and to inform and influence infrastructure decision making and promote sustainable infrastructure policies that support compact land use and reduce energy consumption. FY10 Vice Chair: Jerry King, Michael Brandman Assoc.

Focuses on how entitlements and the approval process can expedite developments that are sustainable over the long term, how transportation networks can be better planned to encourage desired land uses, and how mixed-use and mixed-income developments can be incorporated into local and regional planning and implementation. FY10 Vice Chair: Peggy Tabas, The Wynnewood Group

Analyzes issues and policies affecting housing, studies the effects of incentives, works to advance the production of the full spectrum of housing, and showcases best practices in both the public and private sectors. FY10 Vice Chair: Aram Chahbazian, Thomas Cox Architects (July 2009-March 2010) FY10 Vice Chair: Stephen Lauzier (April 2010-June 2010)

Explores the issues surrounding quality places, including the intrinsic nature of what makes a great place, what cultural aspects of daily life inform place, how does authenticity and artfulness play a part in the formation of vibrancy of place, and how can the revitalization of existing centers begin to re-knit the fabric of the community. FY10 Vice Chair: Rich Flierl, Cooper Carry Architects

Examines the provision of space for the commercial sector through best practices research and explore the latest trends and innovations in mixed use, retail, office and industrial space. FY10 Vice Chair: Open

Increases public awareness and broad-based participation in the creation of economically-viable sustainable communities in Orange County and the Inland Empire; creates a “go-to” resource for objective information on the “good business” case for sustainable communities, i.e. value creation, incentives, risk management, etc. and related best management practices; and proactively advises ULI members and the community-at-large on emerging sustainable communities topics, especially those with real estate economic implications in Orange County and the Inland Empire. FY10 Vice Chair: Bob Santos, Five Point Communities

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2011 uli orangE countY/inlanD EmpirE annual sponsorshipsNew & Exclusive Benefits!

We invite you to become A 2011 sponsor. Our District Council is unique in that we offer sponsors an opportunity to help carry-out the ULI mission in both Orange County and the Inland Empire. That means your firm/agency name is affiliated with ULI in a large geographic area with 90 cities, reaching over 3,800 names on our distribution list. Your sponsorship supports the District Council’s research and education in TOD, Edge Development, Placemaking, Housing, Capital Markets, Infra-structure, Commercial Development, and Sustainability during an important time in the industry. We offer complimentary memberships for certain levels and also offer complimentary registrations to the programs of your choice.* Please complete and fax this form to (949) 753-7875, If you have any questions, please call (949) 585-2995. Thank you.

Payment Plan Options One Payment in Full Two Bi-annual Payments Four Quarterly Payments

Orange County/Inland EmpireFor more information, call the ULI Orange County/Inland Empire office at: p: (949) 585-2995 or e: OrangeCounty@uli.org.

Leadership Circle $10,000 (1 district Council) - $15,000 (2 district Councils)• Limited to 10 companies per district council.• An executive from your firm gives the Welcoming Remarks or verbal recognition at all programs.• One ULI Full Membership. (subject to ULI approval) $1,265 value.• Company logo/name prominently displayed on program flyers and signage.• Prominent company recognition in the Annual Report, on the Website and in

other District Council materials.• 30 Complimentary Program Registrations in 2011. 4 max per program* Up to $2,250 value.

sustaining sponsors $5,000 (1 district Council) - $7,500 (2 district Councils)• Limited to 20 companies per district council.• One ULI Membership: Your choice – Private, Public or Young Leader. Up to $420 value.• Company name listed on program flyers and signage at District Council

programs.• Company name in the Annual Report, on the Website and in other District

Council materials.• 20 Complimentary Program Registrations in 2011. 4 max per program* Up to $1,500 value.

Friends $2,500 (1 district Council) - $4,000 (2 district Councils)• Limited to 30 companies per district council.• Company name in the Annual Report and in other District Council materials.• 10 Complimentary Program Registrations in 2011. 4 max per program* Up to $750 value.

Patron $1,250 (Inland Empire Only)• Limited to 10 companies.• Company name in limited District Council materials.• 5 Complimentary Registrations to programs in 2011. Up to $375 value.

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new Venture sponsor - $900

Parameters:• Maximum of 5 full-time employees• Business incorporated for less than 18

months• Must have a presentable website and a

real office

Benefits:• One complimentary ULI Associate or

YLG Membership.• Two complimentary registrations to

a ULI Orange County/Inland Empire program (excluding the annual holiday networking event).

• Company name on the ULI OC/IE website.

• Company name on all ULI OC/IE program e-blasts and monthly e-newsletters that go out to our distribution list of nearly 4,000 land use professionals. (Last year, the District Council held 47 programs; that’s more than any other District Council, except ULI San Francisco and they have twice as many members as we do! Sponsors names get at least 660,000 impressions in e-blasts affiliated with ULI throughout the year.)

• Company name on all programs distributed at ULI OC/IE programs.

Ryan AehRick AikenToni AlexanderRobert AllebornZachary AlleraMorgan AndersonAlice AngusNat ApihunpunyakijRobert ArbourLaura ArchuletaAnna-Lisa ArmaninoGB ArringtonDenise AshtonJeffrey AxtellMichael BaroneScott BaxterMatthew BeehlerFred BellShanda BeltranEric BergstromHolly BernsteinRick BishopMarlon BoarnetDominic BoitanoWayne BranderMichael BrandmanWayne BrandtKimberly BrandtBenjamin BraunTaylor BrazAnna BrendleAmy BridgeBryant BrislinMary Beth BroerenGarry BrownGreg BrownMark BucklandJonathan BudnerJay BullockMegan BurrowsLee BusseBeth CallenderWilliam CampbellGino CanoriDan CarlssonPeter CarpenterDaryl CarterAntonella CastroAram ChahbazianDarla CharbonnetJason CheckNoah Christman

Daniel ChuongRebecca ClarkBrett ClavioAlan CohenJohn CondasLennie Rae CookeJosh CoxNicole CristeAnn CutnerCasey DaileyMaha DarwishThomas DavisCJ DavisSusan DavisonCharlie DavisonRudy De La OEd DeAvilaJane DeLorenzoRobin DeLotellWilliam DevineJared DienstagNicholas DobronJeff DunnDamon DusterhoffAdam EdwardsMike EricksonAric EvattJason FichtMichael FingerJerome FinkSusan FinleyWilliam FlahertyCaitlin FlanaganRichard FlierlAdrian FoleyLaura FreesePat FuscoeMichael GagnetPamela GaleraSteve GarciaStack GeoffreyRobert GhirelliJohn GivenRobert GlessnerGary GoodmanRoger GrableEvan GrosbeckerJohn GrosskopfKaren GulleySteven GunnellsHina Gupta

Ken GutierrezJoAnn HadfieldJohn HagestadMichelle HalliganKevin HansonStephen HardingThomas HarrisonHutan HashemiJosh HaskinsScott HayChuck HaywardKurt HedigerDon HenryEric HerroPeter HershEric HiguchiSarah HillKen HiraKen HiraCourtney HolowachMark HooverThomas HouskaJohn HsuJohn HuckabyChristine IgerJason IrelandRandal JacksonDon JacobsBill JacobsKara JacobsonH. Stone JamesMark JandaIvan JimenezDarrell JohnsonNate JohnsonWalter JohnsonPeter JohnsonJohn KainRichard KalvodaJill KanzlerTaylor KatzmanMichelle KhuuJerry KingMary KingKaren KlepackMarji KnitterDonald KollJoel KotkinNathan KrantzLana KrausChandra Krout

Mark LambDon LammStephan LauzierThomas LeachWendy LeeceJohn LeonardChip LeslieMark LevineRandall LewisDwight LongBrian LucasBob LuptonLorry LynnCarol MacFarlaneChristian MackeJulia MalisosMaryann MarksLindell MarshPaul MartinSean MatslerJeff MayerCarrie MayhewJoe McClydeCarol McDermottValarie McFallScott McKeonBill McReynoldsCarl MiddletonBaxter MillerMilan MitrovichRoger MobleyShawn MonterastelliBill MontgomeryGarrett MorganRead MortimerMitch MosesmanThelma Murro-DittesTony NargiDavid NeaultJosh NeedleAndrew NelsonLarry NethertonTim NguyenRandy NicholsLeo O'BrianJohn O'BrienBernie OcampoJessica OchoaJohn O'DonnellAmber OnealRyan O'Neal

Alexis OropezaRay OsborneJason PackRoyce ParkerJohn ParkerMayank PatelDouglas PearlChristopher PiersonAlex PolenBradley PontiusEddie ProsserJason PurvisJohn RamirezSergio RamirezAlexander RapoportCarin RautenbachPaul RodriguezJoel RosenMary RosenMichael RuaneShaheen SadeghiGreg SadickDavid SalisburyLee SammisSteve SandlandRobert SantosRob SawyerLudmilla SchappertDennis SchuhJudi SchweitzerJ.R. SechristYolanda SepulvedaGreg ShankRocky ShenPeter Sherman John ShumwayLinda SiegelPhill SieglerJason SilverRamon SilverTom SimmonsChet Simmons Patrick SimonsSuzanne SkovDavid SmithTed SnellEric SnellEric SnyderRoger SonejaGeoffrey StackSam Staley

the mission of uli- the urban land institute is to provide leadership in the responsible use of land and in creating and sustaining thriving communities worldwide.

ULI’s role as a change agent is effective because members and professionals in the industry are involved in the District Council’s programs and projects. In FY10, there were 310 members, community leaders, and volunteers, who helped ULI maintain its branded role as a source of high quality, objective information and a trusted neutral convener of stakeholders with diverse perspectives in Orange County and the Inland Empire. We thank them for their hard work and support.

Darryl StephensonJeff StevensLisa StipkovichLarry SunMilton SwimmerPeggy TabasDr. Emily TalenQiuhong TangJay TanjuanRussell ThompsonMichelle ThrakulchaveeAndrew TigheAaron TofaniSusan TragerKimberlin TranJay TrevinoGregory TrimarcheAmanda TropianoThomas TsengOlga TsibaMario TurnerRodel UrmatanPeter VahidMax Vahid, P.E.Sheri Vander DussenVictor Van ZandtJoseph VargasChristine VillegasAnne ViricelW. Bruce VossRuss WakehamJerry WaltersChuck WareH. Lawrence WebbLarry WebbDuane WeisenhausAmy WeltmerRick WestbergSimon WhitmeySarah WilkinsonChip WilliamsPhilip WilliamsKen WillisWilliam WitteRoger WolfAlex WongKevin WyrauchWayne YamanoIrwin YauDan YorkRonald ZawadzkiRobert Zur Schmiede

Address:ULI Orange County/Inland Empire 16355 Laguna Canyon Road, Room 35 Irvine, CA 92618 phone: (949) 585-2995 website: www.orangecounty.uli.org

staff: Phyllis Alzamora, executive director

phyllis.alzamora@uli.org

Kendra Chandler, manager, programs and development kendra.chandler@uli.org

uli Address: ULI-The Urban Land Institute

1025 Thomas Jefferson Street, N. W. Washington, D.C. 20007 phone: (202) 624-7000

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