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Home My WebLink AboutSP February 24, 2005 <~ CJ /'., \.J 1685 CROSSTOWN BOULEVARD N.W. . ANDOVER, MINNESOTA 55304 . (763) 755.5100 FAX (763) 755.8923 . WWW.CI.ANDOVER.MN.US Special City Council Meeting Thursday, February 24, 2005 Conference Rooms A & B 1. Call to Order-7:00 pm 2. Community Center Advisory Board Interviews - Administration 3. Other Business 4. Adjournmen~ / " <-) Andover/YMCA Community Center Advisory Commission Interview Schedule Thursday, February 24, 2005 ~J NAME 7:00 7:20 7:40 8:00 8:20 8:40 9:00 Frank Kellogg X Thomas Boshart X Andrea Melberg X Valerie Holthus X Todd Schoffelman X Mary Felix (There is X a possibility that Mary could interview at 8:20 Dm) ~ o u / \ o 7 : co ($ 'fV'-.. 1685 CROSSTOWN BOULEVARD N.W. . ANDOVER, MINNESOTA 55304. (763) 755-5100 FAX (763) 755.8923 . WWW.CI.ANDOVER.MN.US ADVISORY COMMISSION APPLICATION Name: .Frank B. Kellogg III Address: , Home Phone: ( Work Phone: Commission Preference: Planning & Zoning Andover/YMCA Community Center * x Economic Development LRRWMO Park & Recreation Equestrian Council Please state your reasons for requesting to be on the advisory commission checked above: I have donated my time and energy to the Community for the last 11 years. Some venues that I have participated in are as follows; . Monitoring ground water data from the WDE wells to ensure drinking water aquifers are not impacted. . Strongly urging MPCA to locate the WDE flare off Crosstown versus Hanson Blvd. (one of only two residents attending USEPA Region 5/MPCA meeting with no City officials present). . Strongly suggesting that USEPA/MPCA consider the new, New Hope, MN., designed flare that is non intrusive (actual flame is not visible, located at the . base of the flare with low airflow velocity induction, astatically more palatable). . Convinced MPCA to stack test emissions from WDE flare to ensure compliance of emission standards with nearby residents in mind. . Worked with Community group to convince AH School District (AHSD) to consider the City of Andover as the right choice to place a New High School. Furthermore, worked behind the scenes with AHSD Chair, Mike Sullivan, as to what price differential, between Andover and Ramsey, the AHSD Board would find acceptable. The SOLUTION created co-utilization of Sunshine Park with AHSD to bridge the gap from $2.2 Million to $750,000.00, thus allowing AHSD to justify placement of the NEW High School in Andover! .. As original TEAM member of the concept of the Andover YMCA/Community Center and Chair of the CASCTF, I have donated approximately 3 plus years of C:lDocuments and SettingsIFrankIMy DocumentslAndoverlADVISAPPfbkresp.DOC ~) Frank B. Kellogg III Education Professional experience o o 1979 -1984 University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI. B.S. - Economics, Associates - Chemistry . OSHA 40 Hour - CFR 1910-120 HAZWOPER Certification . OSHA 8 Hour - Annual Refresher (s) . OSHA Supervisor Training . Red Cross CPR and AED Certified 1995 - Present DCI environmental, Inc. Savage, MN. Partner I Vice President Mr. Kellogg is a key component to the continued success of DCI Environmental, Inc. (DCI). He joined DCI in 1995 in a merger of a company he founded in 1986. He is responsible for financial, technical, operational, business development, and business affairs. He brings to this TEAM a superior and dynamic understanding of business as it relates to the environmental field. His asset to the environmental industry is his ability to formulate and encourage out of the box thinking as well as ability to think inside the box when necessary. His overall grasp of inner relations of doing business in the environmental industry has enabled DCI to be a forerunner in the alternative technology remediation industry. He has over 22 years of managerial and operations experience ranging from large scale production facilities to finance corporations. Mr. Kellogg provides a full range of financial and environmental consulting services in the areas of environmental affairs; assessment, remediation and redevelopment of contaminated sites; soils remediation feasibility studies and selection; cost estimating and management; treatment of contaminated waters; and, environmental management. Mr. Kellogg served as an external member of the board of directors of privately held financial and environmental companies. He has also served on an advisory committee for the Department of Defense (000) during the Base Closure Activities and the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA), on some of which he continues to serve. Mr. Kellogg has managed administratively and operationally ap proximately 65 contaminated sites across the county consisting of petroleum hydrocarbons, chlorinated solvents, PCBs, herbicides and pesticides, dioxins, and FMGP waste. During his oversight with DCI, DCI has successfully completed projects for Federal Agencies (Air Force, Army, Navy, and USEPA), large transportation companies (BN&SF, Boeing, C&NW, Soo Line), major oil companies (Amoco, Texaco, Conneco/Phillips, and Mobil Oil), and utility companies (MidAmerican Energy Company, Alliant C) " " l \ \J C) Additional professional activities Professional memberships Community activities References Objective Alternative Technologies Permanent Solutions, Medium Temperature Thermal Desorption Economies of Scale treating MGP Waste. Member, UST Innovative Corrective Action Technology Training, USEPA Region V and VII. Base Closure Environmental Restoration Peer Group - Gary Vest, Assistant Secretary Environmental Security, Pentagon, Washington, D.C, Review and Feedback for the USEPA Land Disposal Restrictions (LDR) Phase IV Policy (Former Manufacture Gas Plant Waste). Jim Cummings, Chief ofTIO, USEPA Headquarters, Washington, D.C., Office of Technology and Innovation, Member, American Defense Preparedness Association, Department of Defense. Andover, Minnesota - Founder and Vice President of the Andover Husky Youth Hockey Association (AHYHA), Andover, Minnesota - Participating Founder Group of Andover Football Association (AFA), Andover, Minnesota - Pro-bono Environmental Advisor to the City Council Members on the communities WDE Superfund Landfill. Andover, Minnesota - Community Leader in convincing School District 11 to build a new high school in the City, Andover, Minnesota - Appointed by the Mayor and City Council - Chairman of the City of Andover Sports Complex Task Force (CASCTF). The CASCTF was iatrical in the successful development of a case and business plan to build an 18 million dollar community center in cooperation with the YMCA Construction is in progress and completion is scheduled for August 2005, Available Upon Request. Career - Entrepreneurial participation with INTEGERITY in concept, development, management, and implementation of fiscally responsible and environmentally safe remedial technologies. Personal - Sharing life's lessons with Family, friends, and collages with intentions of helping them develop faith, personal growth, the importance of continuity and integrity, and America's entrepreneurial spirit and insuring they realize that life is what you make of it. Teaching friends and colleges that COMMITMENT always involves big dreams, the unwavering commitment to pay the price through discipline and hard work, and there are no short cuts to being the best that you can be! C) 1:/;},O 1685 CROSSTOWN BOULEVARD N.W. . ANDOVER. MINNESOTA 55304 . (763~ 755.5100 FAX (763) 755-8923 . WWW.CI.ANDOVER.MN.US AD7?cORY ~SSION APPLICATION 7}p/v/a~ ~\; ~~rT / Name: Address: , -- -., . I , ' "., ... / .- Home Phone: Work Phone: Commission Preference: AndoverlYMCA Y- AcbiSa-f'j &oOtY0.j Planning & Zoning Community Center * --..------. Economic Development LRRWMO r \ Park & Recreation Equestrian Council \.._j Please state your reasons for requesting to be on the advisory commission checked above: J WlfJJT 7D HElP JAJlKF A AJbolJEf..- If !?2l$/( fLIk~ TD 1-1 {)(::---. J Describe your education/experience, which qualifies you to serve on thi;; ~ommissio~: ]:)1/ iI-Q ~elV A- !x<'(SCOUT J..e1DER FofZ /4 1(El1R..s... j]111 It LJS,! ~1CK { rZ;-EZ1;tTAs~ oft iCtCl...( ~ ove/\ Ji.j V-E'q'(S - :r !/AiJc>J}1()GtIT (OAlt-J,eMbt77ct'tf) Me i<S!;; '3;yea. v s - Ill. 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WWW.CI.ANDOVER.MN.US ":: ili ::!J! j '1:40 ADVISORY COMMISSION APPLICATION Name:~r~Of Y1~}beJ It-JIJ h1 ro-S:oVJ I Address: .. ~-- ,__ F"" ,_...J Work Phone;.-, ,- Home Phone: 1- _ oL.-/~ Commission Preference: Planning & Zoning AndoverlYMCA Community Center * K bvs,'neSS OWI7€>..- Economic Development LRRWMO (] Park & Recreation Equestrian Council Please state your reasons for requesting to be on the advisory commission checked above: 5~e.- re-.s Ur17P_ -f Cov'e- I ~ t-1-=ev- Describe your education/experience, which qualifies you to serve on this commission: Describe your professional, civic or community activities, which may be relevant to this commission: '~ Dated: Signature * Cover letter and resumes encouraged for this commission G:\DA T A\EVERYONE\FORMS\ADVISAPP.OOC , , ) .... _J PAGE TWo ANDREA MELBERG THOMPSON EDUCATION St. Cloud State University 1997 · B.S. Mass CommunicationsITV Journalism · B.S. Speech Communication . Cum Laude 81. Cloud, MN St. Cloud State British Studies Program March 1996 _ August 1996 · Educational emphasis on British culture and history · Extensive travel throughout Europe England ACTIVITIES · St. Cloud State Alumni Association Board of Directors · Delta Zeta International Sorority · Various ongoing volunteer activities in the community u REFERENCES . Margaret Hart Former KSTP Assignment Manager Maple Grove, MN 763-424-1064 · Erin Peterson Community Relations Coordinator American Red Cross Transplantation Services Eagan, MN 1-800-272-5287 Extension 3143 · Donna Nauman Donor Services Liaison American Red Cross Transplantation SerVices 1-800-272-5287 Extension 3109 ~~ , " <) (J () ~:oo CITY OF NDOVE 1685 CROSSTOWN BOULEVARD N.W. . ANDOVER, MINNESOTA 55304. (763) 755.5100 FAX (763) 755.8923. WWW,CI.ANDOVER.MN.US Advisory Commission Application Name: /1Jtn~ 1/;!I/lLi'5 ,..-/ Address: -'- . ,. . ,..- ...~,. . -- Home Phone: "~W -) Work Phone: -;; -~ J 1.......,// .,~ - Commission Preference: Park & Recreation LRRWMO f~rr1nuu}~17t {blli'/' AdU/50/J JX'i{lrti 3- Ih t2- Jlu;t t'omm.655f6f/1cr 0(1 {lfh~~1 al /a1L-, Please state your reasons for requesting to be on the advisory commission checked above: Planning & Zoning Economic Development Equestrian Council /41?f? ~ d7'i&Ju;L h,mL~ ~ Describe your education/experience, which qualifies you to serve on this commission: Describe your professional, civic or community activities, which may be relevant to this commISSIon: o/7,~y 7MJLt) #k/~ Slgnat ~) , '\ \J ~~ Valerie Holthus Vitae 1. EDUCATION University of Minnesota. Minneapolis, MN Director of Special Education Licensure Program, 2001 Master of Education Degree, Special Education, May, 1994 G.P.A. 3.2 College of St. Catherine. St. Paul, MN Bachelor of Arts Degree, Social Studies, May, 1990 Dean's List Psychology Club Member Phi Beta Kappa, Liberal Arts Honor Society, Member Psi Chi, National Honor Society in Psychology, Member Phi Lambda Theta, Education Honor Society, Member Pi Gamma Mu, Social Studies Honor Society, Member G.P.A. 3.8 EDUCATION WORK EXPERIENCE Andover High School, Andover, MN Special Education Department Chairperson. 5/02 - Present Involved in the opening of the newest school in the Anoka Hennepin SchQol District. Established and initiated all aspects of the Special Education Department including teacher and para interviewing, scheduling, caseload assignment, budget, curriculum development, due process management, conduct weekly staff meetings and special education programming. Developed team procedures for the pre referral process, initial Special Education referral, and subsequent evaluations. Supervise a staff of 19 persons, including 8 teachers and 11 paraprofessionals. Other Responsibilities: Staff Development Committee Member C) Valerie Holthus, Page Two Anoka Hennepin Public Schools. Anoka, MN Behavior Analyst. 9/98 - 6/02 Provide districtwide consultation services for principals and teachers concerning students with behavior problems. Students range in ages from 5 to 22, and are serviced in self-contained special education classrooms and/ or in the mainstream. Develop behavior intervention programs and devise methods of data collection and conduct functional behavior assessments to determine function or cause of behavior. Provide crises intervention. Extended School Year Administrator. 1998 - 2003 Prepare and supervise summer program. Responsibilities include: Hiring staff, ordering supplies, preparing class lists, staff supervision, student discipline issues, trouble shooting, working with transportation, hold staff meetings, design program (_) and provide curricula. Administrative Internship. 8/99 - 5/00 Participated in the following projects: Direction of Extended School Year, School Board Meeting Attendance, Conflict Analysis and Resolution, Presenting a Proposal (Functional Behavior Assessment Procedure), Tenure Determination, Meeting Facilitation, Special Education Director's Mail Review, Staffing, and Budget. Special Projects: Developed manual and procedure for conducting Functional Behavior Assessments as outlined in the Reauthorization of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). Lead a team of educators and devised flow chart, procedure, forms and manual. Provided training for all special education teachers and administrators in the district. Staff Development: Provide district trainings in behavior management, data keeping, and hold a certificate to provide Crises Intervention Institute (CPI) seminars. () t~ Valerie Holthus, Page Four '--- Powell Candy Company. Hopkins, MN Assistant Office Manager IComputer Operator. 1/80 - 5/85 Large candy manufacturer which employed approximately 600 employees. Managed all business systems on the computer: payroll, aCCotmts receivable, accounts payable, incoming orders, shipping/receiving and billing. STAFF DEVELOPMENT EXPERIENCE Crises Prevention Institute Seminars 12 per year, Anoka Hennepin Sch. Dist. #11 Functional Behavior Assessment 6 per year, Anoka Hennepin Sch. Dist.#l1 Paraprofessional Inservice, 4/3/00 Anoka Hennepin Sch. Dist. #11 Educational Assistant Inservice, 2/2/00 Cedar Elem., St. Francis Dist. #15 How To Collect Good Data, 1/19/99 Riverview Elem. Dist. #11 (J Minneapolis Federation of Teachers Cancer Awareness Trainer 1995-1997 Numerous small group Due Process, Data Collection and Curriculum-Based Measures trainings in Minneapolis School Dist. #1 PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE Extended School Year Coordinator 1998,1999,2000 Anoka Hennepin Dist. 1991-1997 Pillsbury Elem., Minneapolis 1996-1997 Pillsbury Elem., Minneapolis 1995-1997 Minneapolis Public Schools Para Supervisor Staff Dev. Chair Person United Way Committee Chair Minneapolis Dist.-Wide Special Education Waiver Committee Member, 1993 Minneapolis Dist.-Wide Collaborative Services Committee Member, 1991-1993 Eleven years of supervisory experience in the private sector. .~,) , "- \ '__J ,. " \..J ,. " v Valerie Holthus, Page Six 2003 - Present 2000 - Present 2001 - Present 2000 - 2003 2000 - Present 2000 - Present 1999 - Present 2001 COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES Public Relations Chairperson for City of Andover Community Center jYMCA Capital Campaign City of Andover Park Board Commissioner Member of the Financial Planning Action Committee, St. Francis School Dist. #15 Coordinator of the District Creative Writing Contest, St. Francis School Dist. #15 Member of Dist. 15 Chapter of the Minnesota Council for the Gifted and Talented Member of City of Andover Fun Fest Committee Author of Monthly Column in the "Andover Times" Newsletter Appointed to the "Tri-City Community Center" Feasibility Study for the cities of Andover, Ramsey and Anoka " , ) ~) C) e* <t:~D CITY OF NDOVE 1685 CROSSTOWN BOULEVARD N.W.. ANDOVER, MINNESOTA 55304. (763~ 755.5100 FAX (763) 755-8923 . WWW.Cf.ANDOVER.MN.US ADVISORY COMMISSION APPLICATION Name: Todd Schoffe1man . Address: Home Phone: ( Work Phone: ( Commission Preference: Planning & Zoning AndoverlYMCA Community Center ,., X Economic Development LRRWMO Park & Recreation Equestrian Council Please state your reasons for requesting to be on the advisory commission checked above: I wish to make the YMCA/Community.Centera success for the citizens of Andover. This is great opportunity for our city. Descnoe your education/experience, which qualifies you to serve on this cominission: I am an attorney with experience in government civil matters. I have served on a YMCA board and worked for the YMCA. Describe your professional, civic or community activities, which may be relevant to this commission: I assist the Sherburne County Planning Commission and serve on the construction committee for the Sherburne County jail expansion project. C) Dated: 11/12/04 . * Cover letter and resumes encouraged for this commission G:\DATA\EVERYONE\FORMS\ADVlSAPP.DOC " " ~-) r ' . ) \'_/ .' \ ,~) Todd R. Schoffelman QUALIFICATIONS Over six years of experience with various civil issues, including real estate and contact issues. This has included land development, governmental regulation and related legal Issues. EDUCATION 1991-1994 Juris Doctor, William Mitchell College of Law 1987-1991 BA Psychology, University of Wisconsin-Madison EMPLOYMENT 2002-2004 Assistant County Attorney, Sherburne County, MN Review real estate development for the second fastest growing Minnesota county. Review various zoning and real estate issues. IllP AA compliance review. Review contracts. Prepare and conduct legal training for county employees. Serve on Construction Committee. 2000-2002 Assistant City Attorney, Bloomington, MN Review, charge and try misdemeanor and gross misdemeanor criminal cases. 1997-2000 Assistant County Attorney, Pine County, MN Review, charge and try misdemeanor, gross misdemeanor and felony criminal cases. Assist the County Board with analysis of various civil issues, including contract and real estate law. 1993-1997 Judicial Law Clerk, Judge Charles A. Flinn, Jr. (ret) Ramsey County Review civil, including real estate and contract, and criminal cases and prepare legal memoranda for Judge Flinn, Jr. '. \__.J " ) '_/ / , <~) L((VI f{', ?,.o 16S5 CROSSTOWN BOUlEVARD N,W, . ANDOVER, MINNESOTA 55304 . (763) 755.5100 FAX (763) 755-6923 . WWW.CI.ANDOVER.MN.US ADVISORY COMMISSION APPLICATION Name:4an t J< .,:::/p)j--x_ ) R ,'Jf\,OOlJer C/.nerK-~ Address:' I / / )g3~ <6o~c.;ur- JJ:.... 8JuJ2. f. 1/ V1;1 ! -3 Ci L / ry---5ll.U" W /k-t pnh <YO ~ e r.J);::?1.1:; ~_. I 7' Home Phone: . / or one: -.:' Commission Preference: Planning & Zoning AndoverfYMCA Community Center .. x Economic Development LRRWMO Park & Recreation Equestrian Council Please state your reasons for requesting to be on the advisory commission checked above: S{~e. cr!JC"/( ).<::(0 . Describe your education/experience, which qualifies you to serve on this commission: 6e.c _ C~ }/f"'p r_i.. (/ rQ . Describe your professional, civic or community activities, which may be relevant to this commission: C J I '..2r'q ~ CI t/o rkl" 9. Dated: /)-J/-OY J1F~ '4~ ~~o/--c SIgnature * Cover Jetter and resumes encouraged for this commission G:\DA TAIEVERYONWORMSIADVlSAPP.DOC ** TDTAL PAGE. 02 C;* F .... '--) Introduction North Branch Cinema Corp. 38450 Tanger Dr., Ste 234 North Branch, MN 55056 Office: 651-674-2291 Fax: 651-674-2292 Movieline: 651-674-0123 www.northbranchcinema.com 116 LLC Dba Andover Cinema 1836 Bunker Lake Blvd. Andover, MN 55304 Office: 763-767-8401 Fax: 763-767-8409 Movieline: 763-754-3000 www.andovercinema.com General Manager: Mary K;: Felix ,- . '\ \'J My goals as a General Manager are as follows: · Maintain a well-trained, efficient, empowered and happy staff. · Ensure building, grounds and environment of the cinema are maintained to the highest level. · To be highly respected within the communities we serve and to be observant as to how best to meet their needs. · To enforce the policies set forth by the motion picture industry and the procedures set forth by our organizations. · To oversee expenses and to maintain an efficient, effective business. , , ,~) Page One of Two / '"' , \ ,_J My job description: . Human relations . Payroll . Payables . Benefits . Training · Maintain and troubleshoot computer system · Coordinate promotions and marketing . Maintain promotional materials · Establish daily/weekly newspaper ads · Weekly update of websites · Daily deposits/reconciliation reports . Monthly statistics · Bi-monthly manager meetings Commentary: I believe my strongest points are organizational and efficiency. One of my main goals as manager is to teach and delegate. We encourage an " '') atmosphere of knowledge, empowerment and challenge. We believe that \..--/ this environment encourages pride and ownership within our staff. I also enjoy working with people. I have excellent communication skills and my verbal and written communications are always professional. During my 8-year employment with the theater corporations, I hava enjoyed many challenges and successes. Page Two of Two ,:,j