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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda - 10-18-2005-9f1ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT Meeting Date: October 18, 2005 Action Agenda Item No. 9-f_~_ SUBJECT: Orange Unified Transportation Advisory Board- One New Appointment DEPARTMENT: Board of Commissioners PUBLIC HEARING: (Y/N) No ATTACHMENT(S): Under Separate Cover Membership Roster Interest List Application(s)/Resume(s) of Person(s) on the Interest List INFORMATION CONTACT: Clerk's Office, 245-2130 PURPOSE: To consider making new appointments to the Orange Unified Transportation Advisory Board. BACKGROUND: At the October 3, 2005 the BOCG did not make recommendations far the Chapel Hill Township seats on the OUTAB. Position Chose One Ex iration Date Chapel Hill Township Jim Hotelling 9/30/2006 I~ Robert Peterson I Thomas Wiedeman FINANCIAL IMPACT: None., RECOMMENDATION(S): Consider making one new appointment to the Orange Unified Transportation Advisory Board, as the Board may desire. ~- ~n 0 ~n 0 ~ 0 r 0 w 0 ~ 0 ~n ~n 0 0 r 0 0 M 0 ` 0 N 0 N 0 N 0 hl 0 l~l ~ 0 \1 0 nl ~• v N1 O al O O M O rt O M O M O rq O O M ' y o o ~ 0 ~ 0 ~ 0 ~ 0 o o c~ 0 c a .. vu c o ~; .. ~ ~ o y .. 'o G oc ~ .. a c o ~ .. 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O ^~j~ ~i .c ~ o - ~ .~ N n ~ C 2 U C~' rv U y m S U ~ °rv° U O - ni r~ 7 ~n fV a 0 a a O O n c O S Applicant Interest Listing Orange Unified Ti~ansportatiorr Advisory Board ML' Jim Hotelling I Io cynd,ia Dr Chapel 1-Iill NC 27514 Skills: Long-Time Resident-Over ZO YCars by Board Name and by Applicant Name Contact Person: ContacC Pbone: Day Phone: 919 962-5207 Evening Phone: 919 968-901 I FAX: 919 966-0361 E-mail: Jldotelling@mindspring com Also Serves On: I{aren Lincoln 245-2575 Sex: Mate Race: Other Township: Chapcl Mill Date Applied: 08/29/2005 DI", RObel"t petel-SOll Day Phone: 919-966-5807 Sex: Male 917 Hdgewater CirclC Evening Phone: 919-619-9902 Race: Caucasian Chapel Bill NC 27516 FA.X: Township: Chapcl Hill E-Mail: petersonamed unc edu Date Applied: 04/2612005 Skills: Also Serves On: Skills: PhD Also Scrvcs On: Skills: Political Volunteer Also Serves On: Ml. ThOIn3S Wiedeln&1111 Day Phone: 919-923-0126 Sox, Malc 159 Flamitton Rd Evening Phone: 919-933-5668 Race: Caucasian Chapcl Hill NC 27517 FAX: Township: Chapcl Hitt E-mail: olycoyotcnhomtail com Dale Applied: 09/03/3005 Skills: Commmtity Service Voluntccr Also Scrvcs On: Skills: GLf3T Issues Voluntccr Also Scrvcs On: Mm,day, October 10, 2005 Page 1 of 1 Page 1 of i Jim Hotelling Volunteer Application Orange County Advisory Boards and Commissions Name: Name Called: Home Address Phone: (Day) Phone: (Evening) Fax: Email: Place of Employment: Job Title: Mr. Jim Hotelling 1 10 Cynthia Dr. Chapel Hill NC 27514 919 962-5207 919 968-9011 919 966-4361 JHotelling@mindspring.com University of North Carolina Staff Employee Township of Residence: Chapel Hill Zone of Residence: C.H. City Limits Sex: Male Ethnic Background: Other Date of Birth: 4/18/1947 Boards/Commissions applied for: Orange Unified Transportation Advisory Board Transportation Services Board Work Experience: UNC staff for 14 years Volunteer Experience: Occaisional work with kids Education: BA UNC 1973 BS NC State 1980 Other Comments: Lifetime Chapel Hill resident STAFF COMMENTS: Originally applied for Unified Transportation Adv. and Transportation Services Board 8/29/2005. ADDRESS VERIFICATION: 110 Cynthia Dr is in Orange County in the Chapel Hill City Limits. This application was current on: 8/29/2005 1:07:23 PM Date Printed: 10/10/2005 7 Page 1 of 2 Robert Peterson Volunteer Application Orange County Advisory Boards and Commissions Name: Name Called: dome Address: Phone: (Day) Phone: (Evening) Fax: Email: Place of Employment: Job Title: Township of Residence: Zone of Residence: Sex: Ethnic Background: Date of Birth: Dr. Robert Peterson 917 Edgewater Circle Chapel Hill NC 27516 919-966-5807 919-619-9902 peterson@med.unc,edu UNC Neuroscience Center Research Assistant Professor Chapel Hill C.H. City Limits Male Caucasian 12/9/1970 Boards/Commissions applied for: Orange Water & Sewer Authority Board of Director Animal Services Advisory Board Orange Unified Transportation Advisory Board Work Experience: Postdoctoral Trainee, Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, University of Miami, 2002-2003 Postdoctoral Fellow, Developmental, Cell, and Molecular Biology Group, Duke University, 2003 Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, Coastal Carolina l.Jniversity, 2004 Research Assistant Professor, Netroscience Center, UNC-Chapel Hill, 2005 Volunteer Experience: 2004 Election -South Carolina Democratic Party handed out pamphlets, yard signs, bumper stickers to voters Education: Clarion UniversityOB.S.01989-1992~Mo1. Biology & Biotech. University of FloridaOPh.D.~1993-1998~Cell & Developmental Bio. Marine Biological Laboratory0--^1996~Embryolagy Other Comments: I have lived in the Research Triangle since 1998 and have come to love this area as my home. My family and I made a conscious decision to come BACK to Chapel Hill after several attempts outside this area. No place compared. I am looking to make a Page 2 of 2 Robert Peterson contribution to this area that I love so dearly, I have a particular interest in science and health, which is why I have listed the Orange Water & Sewer Authority adn Animal Services Advisory Board. Since moving to Southern Village, I have sold my car and rely on public transportation, which is why I would be intersted in serving on a Unified Transportation Advisory Committee, STAFF COMMENTS: Originally applied for OWASA, Animal Services Advisory Board, and Unified Transportation Committee, ADDRESS VERIFICATION: 917 Edgewater Circle, Chapel Hill is in the Chapel Hill City Limits in the Chapel Hill township in Orange County, This application was current on: 4/26/2005 1:24:01 PM Date Printed: 10/10/2005 Page 1 of 3 Thomas Wiedemann Volunteer Application Orange County Advisory Boards and Commissions Name: Name Galled: Home Address: Phone: (Day) Phone: (Evening) Fax: Email: Place of Employment: Job Title: Township of Residence Zone of Residence: Sex: Ethnic Background: Date of Birth: Mr. Thomas Wiedemann 159 Hamilton Rd Chapel Hill NC 27517 919-923-Q126 919-933-5668 olycoyote@hotmail.cam University of North Carolina Graduate Student in Public Health Chapel Hill Does not apply Male Caucasian 9/29/1958 Boards/Commissions applied for: Human Relations Commission Board of Health Transportation Services Board Orange Unified Transportation Advisory Board Work Experience: Washington State Department of Health, Olympia, WA -September, 1999 to July 2QQ5 Policy & Enforcement Coordinator & Contract Manager: Responsible for youth access programs, management of over $4 million in contracts, retailer education campaign, and social source programs. Managed the secondhand smoke componant, establishing the Secondhand Smoke Community Assistance project supporting local community policy action. Served as liaison between state agencies coordinating the annual state prevention summit, resource sharing, goal development, information networking and evaluation partnerships. Provided policy analysis on legislative issues. Managed local health jurisdiction contracts for tobacco prevention activities. Provided training and technical assistance in budgeting, workplan development, evaluation, and community advocacy. Facilitated community meetings and trainings for local and state level contractors. United States Navy Reserve, Oak Harbor, WA -October 1996 to Present Operations Chief Petty Officer: Provide intelligence analysis work for naval reserve units in the Pacific Fleet. Supervised twelve unit members directing enlisted & officer staff in project work, military requirement completion, training, evaluation and mentoring for career success. io Page 2 of 3 Thomas Wiedemann Snohomish Health District, Everett, WA -January 1998 to September 1999 Health Educator0: Conducted health education in classroom and group settings for youth, adults, teaching and health professionals, juvenile justice participants and staff, policy makers and parents. Worked with the program team to develop and implement a comprehensive county tobacco prevention and control program. Served as the president of Tobacco Free Washington, the statewide anti-tobacco coalition, guiding the organization in promoting tobacco prevention advocacy and state action organization. Skagit County Health Department, Mount Vernon, WA -October 1994 to December 1998 Administrative Assistant & Health Educator: Provided administrative support to public health nurse and environmental health staff working on tobacco prevention, injury prevention, teen pregnancy prevention and food safety programs. Scheduled and facilitated meetings and developed and supported Skagit tobacco prevention coalition. Implemented public education and program visibility activities. Developed the Skagit youth coalition, partnered with local high and middle schools in implementing tobacco prevention curriculum activities. Swinomish Indian Bingo & Casino, Anacortes, WA -September 1993 to October 1994 Personnel Manager: Provided personnel management services including recruitment, screening, hiring, and training for Native American bingo operations. S.L. Start & Associates, Bothell, WA -August 1990 to September 1993 Training Department Manager: Developed and implemented new employee training academy program, onsite training and technical assistance for staff working with developmentally disabled adults, case management, employee wellness program, and branch newsletter production, Volunteer Experience: -My Sister's Pantry Food Bank: providing food, clothing and counseling resources to inner city individuals, primarily eastern European immigrants. Tacoma, WA 2002 to 2005 -Seattle Pride Committee: served as liaison for the Department of Health to the committee conducting the annual Gay & Lesbian Pride march and festival. Seattle, WA 1999 to 2005 Master Gardener Program: providing residential gardening and organic pest management support to local home-owners. Mount Vernon, WA 1994 to 2004 -American Cancer Society Snohomish County Chapter: served as board member on the executive committee for planning and fund raising events. Everett, WA 1998 to 1999 -St. Meinrad Peace & Justice Committee: student and faculty organization dedicated to social justice issue awareness and support activities specifically oriented towards Central American refugee support and political change. St Meinrad, IN 1988-1990 Page 3 of 3 Thomas Wiedemann -Harvest House Soup Kitchen: providing daily meals and safe haven environment for homeless and low income individuals. Tell City, IN 1988-1990 -Patrick Luther House: Transitional Residential Facility far men moving from street life/drug addiction to reestablishing themselves through employment and stable residential living. 1986-1988 -Chicken Soup Brigade: private non-profit agency community conducting fundraising events and providing in-home support for persons living with AIDS/HIV, 1984-1988 Education: Masters of Science in Public Health (MSPH), University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC expected 2007 Masters of Theology (MTS), St. Meinrad School of Theology, St, Meinrad, IN 1991 Bachelor of Arts in Sociology (BA), University of Washington, Seattle, WA 1986 Other Comments: I have a great interst in supporting community efforts to improve the environment for diverse individuals, In both employment and volunteer positions, I have worked with community organizations representing diverse communities and have made inclusion of such activities an important part of my career and personal focus. I believe in the fundamental right of all people to have full access to public services, employment and living opportunities, and individual dignity, I also believe it takes individuals dedicated to ensuring there is a safe place for those who experience discrimination tD turn to in order to help resolve specific situations and to create a broader community climate of acceptance. I am also very intersted in participating on the Orange County Board of Health. Although the current vacant position is for a veterinarian, should a position for an at-large member arise, I would be happy to discuss such a position with you, I have extensive experience in working with local public health at both the local (county) and state levels as both an employee and as a contract manager, STAFF COMMENTS: Originally applied far Human Relations Commission, Board of Health, and Transportation Advisory Board and Unified Transportation Adv. Board 9/7/2005, ADDRESS VERIFICATION: 159 Hamilton Rd is in Chapel Hill City Limits in Orange County, This application was current on: 9/3/2005 11:21:18 AM Date Printed: 10/10/2005