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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSP March 15, 2005 '\ ) 1685 CROSSTOWN BOULEVARD N.W. . ANDOVER, MINNESOTA 55304. (763) 755.5100 FAX (763) 755.8923 . WWW.CI.ANDOVER.MN.US Special City Council Meeting Tuesday, Man:h 15,2005 Conference Rooms A & B 1. O.llto Order -6:00 pm 2. Andover/YMCA Community Center Advisory Board Intetviews - A dninistratim ) 6:00 - Frank Kellogg 6:15 - Meg Dudgeon 6:30 - Dave Blackstad 3. Other Business 4. Adjournment \ 'J o '\ J 1685 CROSSTOWN BOULEVARD N.W. . ANDOVER, MINNESOTA 55304 . (763) 755.5100 FAX (763) 755.8923 . WWW.CI.ANDOVER.MN.US TO: Mayor and Councilmembers CC: James Dickinson, City Administrator FROM: Dana Peitso, Human Resources Manager SUBJECT: Andover NMCA Community Center Advisory Commission Interviews DATE: March 15,2005 INTRODUCTION The City Council has identified the need for citizen involvement in the YMCA/Community Center Advisory Commission. This includes a Business Member, 2 Community Members, 1 Member from the Parks Commission and 1 member from the Hockey Association. ~) DISCUSSION At the February 24,2005 meeting the Business member was selected and one of the Community Members. In addition to interviewing another Community Member, the City Council expressed the need to interview candidates from the Parks Commission and the Hockey Association. Anyone presently on the Parks Commission that was interested in participating was asked to fill out an application form. On Tuesday, March 15, 2005, the City Council will be interviewing two Parks Commission members for this vacancy. In addition, another Parks Commission member has identified himself as being interested in serving on the YMCA/Community Center Advisory Commission. Dan Tehar, the current President of the Andover Youth Hockey Association, has also expressed his interest in being on the YMCA/Community Center Advisory Commission. ACTION REOUlRED Council is requested to decide if they would like to interview the additional Park Commission member and/or the Andover Youth Hockey Association President, Dan Tehar. If the Council chooses to interview the additional applicants, the Council is requested to set a date and time for these interviews. Respectfully sub~~, A Pt~~~ Dana Peitso " ,~ t:oo / "\ ,~ 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: 15120 Zilla Street NW, Andover, MN 55304 Home Phone: (763) 434-8683 Work Phone: (952) 894-0012 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 WOE 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 USEPNMPCA 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 WOE 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 AHSO 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 AHSO 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 YMCNCommunity Center and Chair of the CASCTF, I have donated approximately 3 plus years of C:lDocuments and SettingslFrankIMy DocumentslAndoverlADVISAPPfbkresp.DOC \ my time and energy. Even when many others thought that this project had no / chance of materializing what so ever, the TEAM continued its battle! Today, the City of Andover has realized a portion of the facility in use and by mid-Summer 2005, Andover's residence will continue to realize the value of the facility through generations! . Learned of, researched, and communicated with Anoka County (Dick Lang) about Uno Lakes receiving grants (prox. $150,000.00) for its proposed community center, urging that Mr. Lang understand the grant vehicle, with intentions of going to bat for an Andover CC grant. . The Non-profit Husky Athletics Store that took profits, minus operating expenses, and donated the proceeds to the youth athletic programs! The REASON I am requesting to participate on the advisory commission is my continued desire to contribute back to MY Community with NO Strings Attached! I have DEMONSTRATED through my involvement in our community over the last 11 years that I enjoy challenges, as my track record speaks for its self! Describe your education/experience, which qualifies you to serve on this commis!iion: . , ) Being educated in economics/finance and a business co-owner of a $20 MM company, I believe that my experience in General Administration and Operations would be an asset to the advisory commission. Please see my Resume attached. Describe your professional, civic or community activities, which may be relevant to this commission: I am a great out of the box thinker however, I also know when to think inside of the box. Good mediation skill set! Please see my response to the first 2 questions and also my Resume. Dated: 11- J 5 -0 If .~ Signature -- .~~ * Cover letter and resumes encouraged for this commission \ 'J C:\Documenls and SellingslFranklMy DocumenlslAndoverlADVISAPPfbkresp.DOC '. / 15120 Zilla Street NW Andover, MN. 55304 Phone (763) 434-8683 E-mail fbksjk@aol.com Frank B. Kellogg III Education Professional experience / '. , ../ 1979 - 1984 University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI. B.S. - Economics, Associates - Chemistry . OSHA 40 Hour - CFR 1910-120 HAZWOPER Certificatio n . 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 approximately 65 contaminated sites across the county consisting of petroleum hydrocarbons, chlorinated solvents, PCBs, herbicides and pesticides, dioxins, and FMGP waste. During his oversight with ocr, 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, ConnecolPhillips, and Mobil Oil), and utility companies (MidAmerican Energy Company, AIliant \ , j J ./ Patents and publications \ ,~ Energy (Wisconsin Power & Light, Iowa Electric Services, and Interstate Power Company), Northwest West Public Service, Center Point Energy- Minnegasco, We Energies (formerly - Wisconsin Electric Power Company and Wisconsin Gas Company), Wisconsin Public Service, XCEL Energy, and Kansas Gas Company located in the Midwest. For the last nine years, he has managed 43 FMGP sites during civil and remedial activities and has remediated 1.3 million tons of FMGP contaminated media for various Utility clients. 1988 -1995 Advance Soils Technologies, Inc. Maplewood, MN President I CEO As president, Mr. Kellogg's delegation of authority allowed key employee's to perform at their optimum potential while at the same time giving him the opportunity to review and oversee from a management point of view. This style allowed him to meet with government regulators and potential clients, as well as oversee and manage the financial aspects of the company. Mr. Kellogg's insight into government regulations and continued monitoring of the ever-changing regulations made him a primary corporate liaison between AST and the multitude of regulatory agencies. His business and intuition led to Mr. Kellogg's seat on the Technology Review Board for the USEPA Region V and VII (one of 4 seats on the committee and the only private sector seat). This board was created to review technical and implementation stages of the alternative technology manuals that are used by both State and Federal regulators today. A subsequent organization has formed and is known as the ITRC Council. 1988 - 1985 Cemstone Products Company St. Paul, MN Credit and Collections Manager Mr. Kellogg's diverse background and energy enabled him to manage not only the credit and collection operations, but to become involved in multiple aspects of the business including business development, dispute resolution, health and safety, and Environmental Affairs. His devotion to the CEO, led to continual growth, an impeccable safety record, and a spotless environmental citations record. He was an iatrical part of the strategy and due diligence TEAM in several acquisitions of businesses and real estate holdings. March 1 996, US HazMat World Conference, Lyon, France, Authored Alternative Remedial Technologies, Low Temperature Thermal Desorption and Underground Storage Tank Contaminated Soils Remediation. August 2001, Institute of Gas Technology Conference, Orlando, Florida, Co-Authored - Comparisons of Emissions form Thermal Desorption Systems Operating at MGP Sites with Emissions from Other Sources. June 2002, ITRe Council Conference, San Diego, California, Authored - "- ) Additional professional activities Professional memberships Community activities \ '- .j 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 of TIO, 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! / '\ <.J (J / '\ '0 0:/5 ~NDbVE~ 1685 CROSSTOWN BOULEVARD N.W. . ANDOVER, MINNESOTA 55304. (763) 755.5100 FAX (763) 755-8923 . WWW.CI.ANDOVER.MN.US ADVISORY COMMISSION APPLICATION Name: Meg Dudgeon Address: 1469 I 60th Ave NW Andover Home Phone: 763-434-3636 Work Phone: 612-202-4303 Commission Preference: Planning & Zoning AndoverNMCA 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 believe in the YMCA's mission and would live to support it by volunteering my time. My son attends the YMCA Day Camp in the summers: we have had extremely positive experiences with both the staff and the programming. The YMCA is a Quality organization and I would like it to succeed in this community. Describe your education/experience, which qualifies you to serve on this commission: I was briefly involved in the fund raising efforts for the YMCA. Also, in my years as a human resource professional. I had many opportunities to work on proiects with teams ofvarving backgrounds and perspectives. In doing so, I gained valuable experience in effectively facilitating those types of groups. I found them to be enioyable and challenging. Describe your professional, civic or community activities, which may be relevant to this commISSIOn: I am current! servin on the Park and Recreation commission. I am also active m church and m son's school. Dated: 3- g- os- * Cover letter and resumes encouraged for this commission C:\Documents and Sel1ings\Meg\Local Sel1ings\Temporary Internet Files\OLKIFE\ADVISAPP.DOC , .J 1685 CROSSTOWN BOULEVARD N.W. . ANDOVER, MINNESOTA 55304. (763) 755.5100 FAX (763) 755.8923 . WWW.CI.ANDOVER.MN.US ADVISORY COMMISSION APPLICATION Name:-3Jo...lJ~'d S/~s~ Address: 1'/3'19 (),'h{-t:L9<:.- Sf- tUb.) I Home Phone: ,/;17- i'1;'7 Work Phone: Commission Preference: Planning & Zoning AndoverNMCA Community Center * I- Economic Development LRRWMO Park & Recreation Equestrian Council \ ) fob""!.,,7 4..nd e~.) &a..h1.;I" alt".J ~Ohf"'leh-;~ f"Jn~ I . Describe your education/experience, which qualifies you to serve on this commission: 6:30 ~c:.L I/ttV~ b~ ''''II~/vd 1u1T-h ytTZJ!-h ~ .,{."a.h1-11, ~7'lJ1'~ .for"1I1eY' a.-~S f: C!.OMAtH./1/';' J:d tl.t:>t:>Yd,'>t~ Describe your professional, civic or community activities, which may be relevant to this C0!!l911SS~~: I -' . ~~ YI eu-t a ReCY~..Itn, IttJ.,l's . , if(; , I< (Ty~ Dated: 3 - ~- 05 C~e..r Ch--- ,'yo ,/ * Cover letter and resumes encouraged for this commission ,-j '\ , j -, . '\ '-) 4. Devon Walton 2377 Veterans Memorial Blvd. Andover, MN 55304 March 10, 2005 City of Andover Jim Dickinson, City Administrator Re: YMCA Advisory Committee Dear Jim: I have reviewed the current outline of the YMCA Advisory Committee position and listened to many, albeit not all, of the City Council meetings on the subject. I believe this committee and YMCA to be a cornerstone offuture cohesive community development within the city of Andover. This place should be a "healthy respite" not only for physical well being but also the social and mental makeup of our growing city. I would enjoy the opportunity to be a part of this organization and the future impact it will have on our city. I'm enclosing copies of: . My 2005 resume. . City Council application for position. If you have questions, please call me at (763) 482-9111. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Enclosure I __#1 1685 CROSSTOWN BOULEVARD N.W. . ANDOVER, MINNESOTA 55304 . (763) 755-5100 FAX (763) 755-8923 . WWW.CI.ANDOVER.MN,US Name: ])evc)/\ 2/577 ADVISORY COMMISSION APPLICATION vJCtii~ U~-k't GUt S -- '{':Jl I'. o kk (;l-{ 01-<. eLl if') V cI. . Work Phone]l>~ -?f) r ~ h :303 Address: Home Phone:71p))-~~'f- ~Kl6 Commission Preference: Planning & Zoning AndoverlYMCA Community Center * A Economic Development LRRWMO '\ ,~) Park & Recreation Equestrian Council . Pl,~seJs~~te yom: Jeaso?7 for. r, equesting to be on iht> aclvi s~ comm,ission, checked above: _.. ,. .r/ , ,.J. (/lc.~ J YCu.>- '4:i.,~(..f ctoJ ~ ---L1z~ --! (;1 f cjC,-< (~),dhlh.'J (}t aJ7k U , ,j I. /' (f-L/ C), ..-/..7 -- /-'..,L., / .-.f. 'A. '1 . ."7./, /, L{;v.. 't .; 1Lt: I / .<- , / .., CA.[ ( (-.../ / '-e 4:. ...: I--f (t...( l/ J !<..( ,.<../ I'-<--I~ t<.k u ,,) v VI. I C ~ VV'-I {A. "'? . ,;I.A.A(' (LU:t' l.v iC:.d;.'~ )1.-J! ~ Describe your education/experience, which qualifies you to serve on this commission: tl0ev. /L~ u:1.-'UN":/;' ?U<.-?t;-' rr t~;e~ dS a 'ta/ ., /. /1 ' I~~k/bk~/ .*/U'-e.<' /fu.~f 5<1; I 'J Dated: 3 / t -; /O!J- I " * Cover letter and resumes encouraged for this commission http://webmaila.juno.com/webmaiI170D3 BO 1 7/8?folder=lnbox&msgN um~OOOO I J GO&count= 111 02252 92&attachld=5&prev Jd=-2 Devon Walton , ,__ ..J 2377 Veterans Memorial Blvd, Andover, MN 55304 EmaiJ: baxwalton@juno.com Work: 763-482-9111 Home: 763-434-8823 Work Experience 2002 - present Re/Max Anoka, MN Realtor · Assist individuals with legal procurement or sale of real property for personal use or investment purposes. Represent individuals and their legal or personal needs during negotiations for real property through the closing process. · Maintain state licensure in good standing via ethical and legal practices and education. >- , ) '-~ 1995 - 2003 Target Corporation Minneapolis, MN Supervisor, Credit Fraud Control · Facilitated partnerships with other credit teams internally and externally to identify financial fraud control opportunities and designed/initiate system or process enhancements to reduce financial loss and exposure. Trained other department management teams to recognize signs of possible fraudulent behaviors or trends internally and externally. · Analyzed financial and operational reporting for fraud control opportunities; focusing team efforts on most cost effective efforts, Trained teammembers to analyze various sources of reporting and trends, Improved department efficiency through process analysis and service measurements · Cost-justified the purchase and installation of $2.2 million dollar credit fraud detection software; changing the corporate view and handling of credit fraud detection. Managed the growth, development and organization of the real-time credit fraud detection department to reduce credit fraud losses and exposure through manipulation of alert criteria and reaction to neural network, guest contact and real-world alerts to identify fraud, · Managed an operational budget in excess of $10 million annually and staff of 50 hourly and 8 salaried team members. 1989 -1995 Target Corporation Minneapolis, MN Inventory Accounting Analyst · Facilitated store's physical annual inventory process of $4 - $20 million for 35 to 40 Target stores nationwide annually while training inventory auditing and daily troubleshooting techniques. Resolved issues involving inventory service staff (100-125 people per store), Developed outline for future process of store-managed inventories, · Analyzed, trained and advised corporate staff on administration of book stock cost adjustment analysis of $500k to $1 million monthly, Created departmental LIFO inventory analysis reports for annual corporate reporting, 1982 -1989 Target Corporation Area Manager, Front End Supervisor Ames, IA , '- Education Bachelor of Science, Business Administration · 1987, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa -' AndoverlYMCA Community Center Advisory Board Sample Interview Questions 3/15/05 1. Tell us a little bit about your education, background and personal achievements that may relate to your appointment to the Andover/YMCA Community Center Advisory Board. 2. How long have you been a residentlbusiness member of Andover? What community activities have you been involved in? 3. What personal characteristics do you possess that would make you a good choice for appointment? 4. What is your view of the role of this Advisory Board? 5. There maybe the possibility of the Advisory Commission meeting during the day, would you be available? ... J 6. We want the Community Center to be profitable and are looking for a business background, or at least and understanding of business. What business sense can you bring to the Advisory Commission? 7. How would you handle the situation where the majority of the Advisory Commission voted one way and you disagreed with them?