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Special City Council Meeting
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Conference Rooms A & B
1. Call to Order - 7:00 p.m.
2. Agenda Approval
3. Interviews of Planning and Park and Recreation Commission Applicants
4. Adjournment
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1685 CROSSTOWN BOULEVARD N.W. . ANDOVER, MINNESOTA 55304. (763) 755-5100
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TO: City Council Members
CC: Jim Dickinson, City Administrator
FROM: Will Neumeister, Community
Developm nt Director
SUBJECT: General Information Requested (For Commission Interviews)
DATE: January 8, 2008
Please find attached the information Council needs to keep in mind during the interviews:
. Interview Schedule
0 . Attendance records of meetings
. Sample interview questions
. Applications from candidates
. Number of openings -Parks
Commission has two vacancies.
Planning
Commission has three vacancies. All of them are
for
three-year terms.
. Make Chair and Vice-Chair
Appointments. In the past, the Council has appointed
both the chair and vice-chair
positions for both commissions.
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PARK & RECREATION COMMISSION
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PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
INTERVIEWS
Thursday, January 10,2008
New applicants:
7:00 pm Mark Lindell (park & Rec.
Commission interview)
7:15 pm Clayton Kearns (Planning
Commission interview)
7:30 pm Christy Hovanetz Lassila
(Park & Rec. Comm. interview)
7:45 pm Justin Carroll (Planning
Commission interview)
0 Existing commissioners:
8:00 pm Jim Lindahl (Park & Rec.
Commission interview)
8: 10 pm Michael Casey (Planning
Commission interview)
8:20 pm Bill Hupp (Park & Rec.
Commission interview)
8:30 pm Val Holthus (Planning
Commission interview)
8:40 pm Dean Daninger (Planning
Commission interview)
Tuesday, January 15,2008
6:30 pm
6:45 pm
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Date: 1/7/2008
To: Mayor and City Council
Cc: Todd J. Haas, Assistant
Public Works Director /'
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This memo is in regard to the attendance record for the past year 2007 for your review as requested.
. Jeremy Boyer - Attended
16 of 17 meetings
. Jim Lindahl - Attended
16 of 17 meetings
. Dan Masloski - Attended
14 of 17 meetings
0 . Peggy Scott - Attended
13 of 16 meetings (Term started January 18, 2007)
. Ted Butler-Attended 14
of 16 meetings (Term started January 18, 2007)
. Tony Kowalewski - Attended
16 of 16 meetings (Term started January 18, 2007)
. Bill Hupp - Attended 6
of 6 meetings (Term started on August 16, 2007/Serving the remaining
term for Wendy Albee)
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PLANNING COMMISSION INTERVIEW
OUESTIONS
NAME:
1. The Planning Commission meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday every
month. Will that be a
problem with your schedule?
2. What do you believe is the most important issue facing Andover
in the next 5 years?
3. What role do you think the City Planning Commission should playas
the City continues to
grow?
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4. How do you feel the City's regulations should be applied? Strictly?
On a case-by-case
basis? Share with us your thoughts...
5. What are your feelings on the City restrictions in the rural area?
6. What do you think could have been done better in your neighborhood
from a Planning
perspective?
f 7. Any other question the Council desires to add....
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0 "SuDDlemental" Park Commission Ouestions:
1. What role do you think the Parks and Recreation Commission should playas the
City continues to grow?
2. What do you think could have been done better in your neighborhood from a Park
Planning perspective?
3. Any other question the Council would like to add?
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City of Andover
Dear Sir or Madam:
Please accept this Cover Letter and Resume es my application and desire to serve on the Andover
Park and Recreation Committea.
I have bean an Andover resident since 1992, and have been actively involved in the community.
In my time residing in this fine community; I have been involved in the Andover Baseball Association, .
where I have bean coaching for the past 7 years. We have also been very much involved in both
Andover Football and Basketball.
In my time spent with these volunteered activities, I have met a vast amount of people who I have been
close to and become great friends with. Obviously, our children are all of the same age bracket, and we
all agree on one topic: "Better Outside than Inside". Meaning, in this age of Computers and Video
Games, I feel the need to get our youth off the couch, and back out in to the many parks and activities
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Please accept my Resume as consideration for this important position.
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746 141st Ln Andover, Minnesota 55304
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OBJECTIVE
To utilize my skills, abilities, personality, and experience
in the Quality Assurance field,
and bring that knowledge into my role in working with the Park
and Recreation
Commission of the great City of Andover.
EXPERIENCE
2005-C=ent
Versa Die Cast & Machine, Inc. New Hope, lVl1\l.
Quality Assurance Manager / Quality En,gineer
Manage Quality Department Write Process's and Procedures, Initiate
and implement
Inspection Plans. Conduct Internal Auditing, Vendor Auditing.
Prepare Corrective and
Preventative Actions, both internally and outside services.
Company ISO :Management
Representative. Conduct 1 st Article Reports with PP AP, and
APQP requirements.
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Marshall Manufacturing, Die Cast Division Mounds View, lVl1\l.
Quality Assurance Manager
Receiving Inspection, 1st Article Inspection, In-Process Inspection,
Final Inspection,
Calibration. Run Numerex and Impact CM:M's. Initiated and implemented
Inspection
Plans and
S.P.c. Internal Auditing, IT endor Auditing. Handled Corrective
and
Preventative Actions, both internally and outside services.
Literally built and managed the
Quality Process which previous was not in place. Played key
role in getting our division
ISO Certified in March 2005.
1998-2004 Twin City
EDM Fridley, MN.
Quality Assurance Manager
Receiving Inspection, 1st Article Inspection, In-Process Inspection,
Final Inspection. Set-
up Calibration Program using Gage Track Software. Run Numerex
CMM with V-Soft
software. Wrote Inspection Verification Plans. Conducted Internal
Audits. Audited
outside Vendors and sub-contractors. ISO Management Representative
for re-certification
Audits. Programmed and ran O.G.P. SmartScope Measurement Plans.
Handled Corrective
and Preventative Actions, both intemally and outside services.
1992-1998 Versa Die
Cast & Machine, Ine. NewHope,MN.
0 Quality Assurance Inspector
Receiving Inspection, 1st Article Inspection, In-Process Inspection, Final
Inspection. Set-up Calibration Program using Gage Track Software.
Run
Numerex CMM with Mettosoft software.
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EDUCATION
. Certified ISO Int=a1 Auditor 1995 - 2005 (AQS)
. Certified Calibration Technician (Mitutoyo) . ."
. Certified GD&T (Mitutoyo)
. Certified CMM (Mitutoyo)
. Certified O.G.P. Measurex Advanced (productivity Quality)
. Certified Zeiss CMM / Calypso Software (Zeiss)
. Basic & Advanced Shop Mathematics (H.T.q
. Supervisor / Management TnUning (2X)
. First Response First Aid Training
INTERESTS
Hunting. Fishing. Camping. Music. Coaching. Family. (!'Jot necessarily
in that order).
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Na.me: Christy Hovanetz Lassila i f NaV 2 , 2tl(JT !
Address: 15786 Linnet Street NW, Andover, MN 55304 i ! ~'!-;: _ J i
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Commission Preference:
Planning & Zoning AndoverNMCA Community Center*
Economic Development LRRWMO
Park & Recreation _X_ Equestrian Council
Open Space
Please state your reason.s for requesting to be on the advi.sory c(}mmission checked above:
As a new Andover resident, I am interested in getting involved with the city and comunity. By serving on the
O Andover Parks and Recreation Commission I will be able tD contribute tD making .tuldover an even better place fDr
its residents to live and play. I seek and welcome any DPPortunity to be included in professional networks that will
to use my e".'perience, insight, and practices tD improve my co=unity.
The ambition of becoming a public servant bas already become a reality as I serve as the A..ssistant CommissiDner of
the Minnesota Department of Education. However, I aspire tD become leader in my community as well.
Commitment and dedication to education bas been a long-standing philosophy in my family and has influenced and
shaped my perspective on life. Coming from a family of devoted educators, I have an appreciation for the public
education system and a strong desire to be a public servant Educated as a classroom teacher, I worked
intermittently in the K-12 public schools and believe that recreation is a critical component to building a stronger
families and healthier communities. I am a preferred candidate for the Parks and Recreation Commission because I
have strong foundational skills in policy, I persevere in all situations, I am a team player, and I am truly committed
and dedicated to improving my comunity.
Describe your education/experience, which qualifies you to serve on this commission:
I bave a strong interest in public policy and am very willing to learn. Through my professional work experience I
have gained problem solving skills as well as communication skills that would contribute to positive decision
making ifI were serving on the Park and Recreation Commission. Ab a state level public servant, accountability for
taxpayer funds is paramount and a responsibility I take very seriously. This attitude and knowledge will also be
used when making decisions for the City of Andover. My experience includes leading people, processes and
contracted services to implement state and federal policies and programs. I have the education and professional
experience to be an effective decision maker and I bave experience serving on taskforces and advisory committees.
Education:
Askew School of Public Administration and Policy. Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL.
Doetor of Phllosopby in Public Administration and Policy Graduated in December 2005.
O Concentration: Public Policy, specializing in education policy.
Dissertation Title: Education Policy Adoption at th: Lo::a1 Governance Level: An Empirical Analysis of
Factors Inf1uencing the Adoption of Reading First in Florida School Districts,
http:// etd.lib .fsu. eduJtheses/ availab le/etd-I 0272005-211856/
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0 Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Pubiic Affai..... . University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN.
Master of Public Affairs Graduated in December 1999.
Concentrations: Public and Nonprofit L::ader..hip and Management and Conflict Management.
St. Cloud State University, St. Ooud, MN.
Bachelor of Science Graduated summa cum laude in May 1998.
Major; Education.
Minor: Mathematics.
University Honors Program Graduate.
Professional Emerienc:e:
Minnesota Department of Edueation, State of Minnesota, RoseviUe, MN.
Assistan.t Commissioner, March 2007 to Present.
Lead the Research and Assessment Office responsible for K-12 statewide assessment program, National Assessment
for Education Progress, and Trends in International Mathematics Blld Science Study; No Child Left Behind
Office
responsible for school accountability, all federal title programs and policy; and the School Improvement
Office,
including Quality Compensation for teacher performance, statewide professional development, an4 school
improvement plans. Also responsible for leading the research and evaluation efforts for the Department.
Florida Dep3rtment of Education, State of Florida, Tallahassee, FL.
Assistant Deputy Commissioner, Accountability, Research, and Measurement Division, July 2006 to March 2007.
Lead the Evaluation and Reporting Office (descn"bed below) and the Education Information and Accountability
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Services Office which is responsible for K-12 education data collection. Data is used for funding, reporting,
evaluation, and policy making. Collecting data, improving data reporting accuracy by school districts,
responding to
data inquiries, fulfilling reporting requirements, and reviewing and developing data collection procedures
are
0 primary responsibilities.
Director, Evaluation and Reporting Off/.Ce. November 2003 to July 2006.
Lead the office responsible for public school accountability and No Child Left Behind Act policy in Flqrida.
Calculate scbool grades under Florida's A + Plan and Adequate Yearly Progress under the federal No Child
Left
Behind Act of200 1. Developing accountability systems for Florida' s voluntary pre-kindergarten program,
supplemental educational services provide in Florida as required under No Child Left Behind, and Florida's
teacher
pay for performance initiative. Perform research, evaluation, and policy and data analysis related to PreK-12
education programs and policy initiatives.
Director of Reading First, Just Read, Florida! OjJice, February 2002 to November 2003.
Co-authored and directed Florida's Reading First grant under the No Child Left Behind Act of 200 1. Secured
funding and was responsible for $300 million budget, policy development, and implementation of Reading
First.
Led team of academics and education practioners in the implementation of Reading First in Florida. Presented
and
provided technical assistance to K-20 education professionals regarding the Governor's Just Read, Florida!
initiative
and ~g First.
Executive Offiee of the Governor, Office ofPoiicy and Budget, State ofFiorida, Tallahass~ FL.
Governmental Analyst, July 2000 to February 2002.
Wrote legislation and amendments to current law for the state of Florida based on the Governor's priority
education
initiatives. Researched and analyzed current and prospective legislation for policy and fiscal impact.
Served as a
researcher for the Governor, appointed task forces, and education partnerships.
Office of Program Policy Analysis & Government Accountability, State of Florida, Tallahassee, FL.
Legislative Policy Analyst, K-12 Education Policy, Septemb::r 1999 to July 2000.
Performed objective, independent research and analysis of Florida's K-12 public school system. Analysis
included
0 comparison of statutory performance measures, analysis of program productivity, consideration of program
value,
budget analysis, and made recommendations for future effectiveness. Conducted interviews, created and
~rlmini!<tered surveys, performed legislative research, quantitative and qualitative research, and produced detailed
reports containing recommendations to the Legislature, Departm...-nt of Education, and districts.
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Adjunct Professor.
P.A.D 3003, Public Administration in Society.
Taskforces. Committees. and Ad,isorv Boards:
National Center for Education Statistics, Expert Panel Member (May 2006). Served as an expert on the National
Center for Education Statistics for a new longitudinal study to be fielded in 2009 (XXX:09). Provided
information on collection of administrative records, mathematics and science assessment, equating tests
to State
achievement tests, value-added methodologies, adaptive testing, mathematics and science curricula, teacher
effectiveness, teacher observations, continuity, and transitions from high school to postsecondary education.
Technical Assistance Grant Advi.sory Board, member (December 2005 to Present). Guide policy and activities
for
providing technical assistance in implementing No Child Left Behind in Florida, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin
Islands. Tampa., FL: Grant awarded to the Educational Testing Service by the United States Department of
Education.
Voluntary Prekindergarten Assessment and Accountability Advisory Committee, member. Ov.larch 2005 to present).
Guiding the policy decision surrounding the implementation ofVolUlltary Prekindergarten and developing
the
accountability system to detennine prekindergarten provider effectiveness in Florida. Tallahassee, FL:
Florida
Department of Education.
Southeast Regional Advisory Committee, member (December 2004 to April 2005). Det=.ine the needs of states
for
implementing No Child Left Behind for the USED to grant regional and national technical assistance centers.
Washington, D.C.: United States Department of Education.
No Child Left Behind Policy Team, member. (May 2002 to Present). Wrote Florida's accountability plan approved
by the United States Department of Education and debate and determine policy surrounding No Child Left
0 Behind for the state of Florida. Tallahassee, FL: Florida Depa."1ment of Education.
K-20 Research and Information Council, member. (January 2003 to January 2004). Performed data analysis to
guide K-20 accountability and policymaking activities. Tallahassee, FL.: Florida Department of Education.
K-20 Strategic Plan Committee, member. (November 2002 to June 2003). Developed strategic plan imperative.,
determined key projects and data measurements to detennine if imperatives were met. Tallahassee, FL: Florida
Department of Education.
Institute for Statewide Literacy Initiatives, appointed participant (August 2002). Boston, MA: Graduate
School of
Education, Harvard University.
Education Code Rewrite Committee, member. (JUlle 2001 to December 2001). Worked as a committee to rewrite
the entire Florida education code currently in Florida Statute. Tallahassee, FL: Florida Department of
Education.
Education Governance Reorganization Transition Tasliforce, staff (August 2000 to July 2001). Tallahassee,
FL:
Executive Office of the Governor.
Describe your professional, civic or community activities, which may be relevant to this
commission:
Junior League of Tallahassee
YMCA youth soccer coach
Thank you for considering me for the Park and Recreation Commission. I truly look forward to the
opportunity to serve the City of Andover.
Thank you,
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SUMMARY OF QAULIFICATIONS:
. Account and project management for all E..M:C products at an
Enterprise level
account
. Drive Escalations for customer issues toward faster and more
efficient problem
resolution.
. Develop trend reporting and deliver presentations to EMC sales,
support, and the
Customer -
. Four years experience as a highly organized technical account
manager providing
the best customer service possible.
. Capable of multitasking and managing multiple customer requestsrissues.
. Able to develop professional working relationships with customers,
clients, and
colleagues.
. Hold Top Secret Security Clearance with the Department of Defense.
0 . EMC Proven Certified SAN Specialist
PROFESION.I>J. EXPERIENCE:
EMC Cor.-p~ration Eden Prairie MN Service Account Manager
July 2007 - Present
Responsibilities:
. Maintain awareness of existing or potential customer software
and TrulChine
situations.
. Drive escalations for quicker problem resolution.
. Maintain EMC equipment inventory spreadsheet with product specific
code
levels, maintenance contracts, and configuration specifics.
. Provide trending analysis for all open service requests, parts
utilization, and
business impacting situations.
. Project management for new product install&, configuration and
implementation.
. Successfully manage relations with Customers utilizing well-developed
negotiation and influencing skills to acquire the internal and
external resources
necessary for optimal results.
. Train customer personnel on EMC tools and product technical
advisories.
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EMC Corporn.tion Eden Prairie MN Regional Software Support
Specialist
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Responsibilities:
. Maintain awareness of eristingor potential customer software
and machine
situations.
. Provide Level 2 post-sales on Cisco, McData.. and Brocade Fibre
Channel
switches/Directors, and CLARiiON SAN storage.
. Work closely with EMC Sales, Professional Services, other Field
Customer
Service personnel, Technical S~pport aIid the customer to enswe
a smooth
transition from start-up to production.
. Diagnoses and correct hardware/software problems that are complex
in nature.
. Participate in and may direct others in testing or evaluating
advance engineeri..ng
changes and Program Temporary fixes.
. Successfully manage relations with Customers ut:ilizing well-developed
negotiation and influencing skills to acquire the internal and
external resources
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Train. customer personnel when authorized by Customer Service management
EMC Corporation Eden Prairie MN Associate Customer Engineer
March 2005 - February 2006
Responsibilities:
. Prepare accurate Clarify cases at the completion of an event
. Assure complete cnsto:mer satisfaction at assigned accounts
by adherence to the
following: Prompt onsite arrival time, Technical expertise,
Knowledge of
customer enviromnent, Profession~H!:m. periodic visits as needed
. Maintain all assigned spare parts, tools and personal test equipment.
. Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor or senior employee
on-site.
. Create and mR;ntR;n account notebooks for all assigned accounts.
. Attend training classes as required to develop and :maintain
a working know le~<>e
of EMC equipment, software, OEM equipment and Basic configurations.
. Adhere to the Symme'lrix Keys to Success. Diagnose limited system
malfunctions
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develop
appropriate action plans.
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ElviC Training:
. Customer Account Review reporting tools.
. Dealing with customers (LIST Program)
. Symmelrix Core Curriculum. Online and Workshop.
. BOSH (Basic Open Systems Hosts) Online Training.
. Windows 2003 Configuration and Implementation Online Training
CNT (Computer Network Technology) Plymouth Iv.iN Systems Account
Engineer
September 2000 - August 2004
Technical Experience:
. Responsible for configuring CNT equipment to work with multiple
applications
across all types of networks (SAN, MAN, LAN, W Al-.r)
. Ex.perience using Unix, Windows, SUN Spare, and Linux operating
systems.
0 . Troubleshooting WA..l\l' links (ATM. 'fl, FDDI, DS3. and IP)
both with and
without bandwidth providers.
. Troubleshooting experience with Mainframe channel extension
environments.
. Configuration and installation of Brocade Fibre Channel Switches.
. Ex.perience in troubleshooting Fibre Channel networks in live
customer.
environments as well as new implementations.
. SAN monitoring tools such as Creekpath Suite.
. Worked as a backup to the technical support call center for
troubleshooting live
customer issues.
Administrative & Organizational Experience:
. Followed four key business objective: Implementations, Software
Upgrades.
Account Management, and MAC's (move, add, changes)
. Maintained all customer asset information using a Siebel Database.
. Provided customers with all Maintenance and contract information
when
necessary
. Completed and maintained all technical documentation for troubleshooting
purposes (example. Technical diagrams, IP informanon, etc.)
. Scheduled and ran conference calls on a daily basis with venders,
customer,
management, etc.
. Provided technical and follow up documentation when needed (root
cause
0 analysis, throughput statistics. and technical write ups) for
management,
customers. vendors, etc.
. Created service quotes for all billable services for customers with maintenance
contracts.
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EDUCATION AND TRAJNlNU:
KItS Computer and Business School
Microsoft CUIIicu1um certificate as a Network Support Spacialist
Cambridge Commnn;ty C6Dege
General Studies
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JAMES R. LINDAHL
17275 TULIP STREET NW
ANDOVER, MN 553014
Resident of Andover since 1988
EDUCATION
. Northem .Michigan UniverS!ity, Marquette, Michigan
Bachelors of Sciencei"liarth Science
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. Cambridge High School, Cambridge, MN
with Honors
WORK EXPERIENCE
Environmental Property Audits, Inc., Anoka, MN
0 . 1992-Present: President/Owner
-Manage daily business operations including budget pfanning,
project planning and
scheduling, and quality control
-Primary sales representative for new and existing clients
-Responsible for Human Resource issues including hiring, firing,
employee reviews
and benefits
-30 years of commerciallindustrial construction experience
"-22 years of construction management eXperience
-20 years Of regulatory review and application for state and
federal compliance
issues
Institute for Environmental Assessment, Brooldyn Park, MN
. 1990-1992: Project Managerllnspector
-Responsible for regulatory research and interpretation to formulate
company
program for the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Titles
II and II[ Pl,lbiic
Accommodation and Facility inspection format
-Established ADA inspection protocol for public schools and
provided infonnation al
training program to ADA inspectors
-Established ADA inspection review and evaluation format
-Worked with building owners/clients developing inspection and
sample protocol for
building renovations as specified in the National Emissions
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. 1986-1990: Co-owner
-Inspected and assessed existing roof conditions for school
districts, commerc;al
and industrial facilities
-Worked directly with commerciaVpJivate property owners regarding
specific roof
concerns
-Foli11ulated and presented assessment reports to bUilding owner
representatives
-Coordinated work schedules and project completion
-Coordinated quality control and safety programs for workers
and job sites
Northem Roofing Compa.ny
. 1984-1986: Jobsite Foreman
-Responsible for overseeing job quality, project duration, and
worker performance
-Equipment/material inventory control
. 1976-1984: Apprentice Laborer/Roofer
SPEClALTY TRAINING PARTICI?ATlON
Andover Parks and Recreation Commission, Andover, MN
0 . 1989-Present: Commissioner
-Municipal parks authority; responsible for evaluating the needs
for city parks,
inCluding formulating, assessing, and implementing bUdgets.
Establish and
authorize usage schedules for organized activities.
-Chairperson for four years
. Completed course study for Onsite Sewage Treatment including
the basic and soils
courses.
. Task force member (resident) for Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) program
development for
Anoka-Hennepin ISD #11 (1998-2000)
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156 150th Lane NW
Andover MN 55304
SUBJECT: Application for Consideration to Serve on Andover's Park and Recreation
Commission.
Dear Mayor and City Council,
I am "writing to you to express my interest in serving on the Andover's Park and
Recreation Commission. Let me first tell you a little about myself. I am currently
working in the Accounting Department of the City of St Paul's Fire Department.. Prior to
my current position I had worked for the City of Minneapolis's Park and Recreation
Department. Then prior to that I had spent 25 years at the US Postal Service as a Postal
Facility Manager as a Postmaster. I have resided in Andover for approximately 28 years
and currently live at 156 150tb Lane NW, Andover MN 55304. I have been a member of
the chamber of commerce in M:aple Lake and also served on their Economic
o Development Authority commit"Lee. I have been a volunteer helper on the Field of
Dreams for Andover. Served on Andover's P...azardous Waste Committee in closing
down the hazardous waste dump and cleaning up the site. Also I have served as a
volunteer on the construction of the Prairie Knoll Park project 'with both. the Andover
Huskies Youth Hockey and Andover Football association volunteers. I have been a
member of the Lion's Club and assisted in planning and participating in many
commu.nlty events. I have also served on the City of Andover's EDA for 3 years.
In my past employment I have m::!n!'lged large restaurant and entertainment facilities. In
my Postal employment I have experience in supervising and m~n~vng small and large
facilities employing as many as 125 employees. I have also experience in developing and
marketing real estate, real estate m::!T't!'lgement and real estate investment.
I am very interested in see that Andover develops the best and bighest quality Park
Facilities at the lowest possible cost I feel this is extremely necessary so we can
continue to provide the children with quality recreation for child development.. We also
need to provide the adults and families with quality recreational facilities so families are
able to share time with their children and community friends.
Thank You! Yours Truly,
... :Bill H~ .
"'C..;" 156 150 Lane NW
o Andover MN 55304
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17600 A....-rowbead St. N.W.
Andover, MN 553(13
OBJECTIVE
I am seeking re-appointment to the City of Andover Plamring and Zoning Commission.
E:ATERIENCE
Anoka Hennepin Public Schools. Anoka, MN 9198 - Present
Special Education Teacher
Provide Social Studies and English instruction in a special education resource classroom, and provide
instructional ana academic. support in mainstream History and Economics classes.
Special Education Department Chairperson
Initiated and managed all aspects of Special Education Department including scheduling, caseloads,
budget, supervision, curriculum and programming in a newly opened' High School.
Behavior Analyst
Provided district ..1de consultation services for principals and teachers concerning regular education
and
special education students with behavior concerns. Students range in age from 5 to 22. .
0 Staff Development
Conduct one day seminars in crises prevention and de-esc:alation techniques as a certified Crises Prevention
Institute instructor. Conduct short seminars on behavior programming.
EJ..'t..'"Dded School Year Program Coordinator, Summers from 1998 - 2003
.Lmange and oversee Summer Program for Special Education and Title One Students
Willmeanolis Public Schools. Minneapolis, MN 9/91 - &/9&
Elementary Learning Disabilities and Emotional, Behavioral Disabilities Teacher
Staff Development Chair Person
Yearly United Vi' ay Coordinator
Dist. Collaborative Services Committee
Ouest DevelopmeDt. Inc., St. Louis Park, MN 9/87 - 9/91
Commercial Real Estate AcIministrator
EDUCATION
UniversitY of Minnesota. Minneapolis, MN
Director of Special Education Administration Licensure Program, 2001
Masters Degree Special Education, May, 1994
G.P.A. 3.2
Collee:e of St Catherine. St. PalIl, MN
0 Bachelor of Arts Degree, Social Studies, May, 1990 G.PA. 3.8
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