Board Business Meeting...c. Yolanda Madyum as an appointed member. Term date: 6/30/2016 . d. Erica Allgood as an appointed member. Term date: 6/30/2016 . 5. Leesburg Executive Airport

Date of Meeting: January 21, 2015

#1 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

ACTION ITEM SUBJECT: APPOINTMENTS A. CONFIRMATIONS

Draft Motion: I move that the Board of Supervisors confirm the following appointments with terms expiring December 31, 2015, unless otherwise noted:

District Specific Appointments: 1. Joint Board of Supervisors and School Board Committee’s Volunteer Citizens Work

Group a. Anne Denzin as the Chairman At-large Citizen representative

Non-District Specific Appointments:

1. Board of Equalization a. John Hilton as an at-large member. Term date: 12/31/2018

2. Courthouse Facilities and Grounds Committee: a. Laurie Van Hook as a citizen appointee.

3. Disabilities Services Board: a. Greg Josephs as a citizen appointee. Term date: 1/31/2018

4. Housing Choice Voucher Resident Advisory Board a. Rudolph Bailey as an appointed member. Term date: 6/30/2015 b. Melissa San Juan as an appointed member. Term date: 6/30/2015 c. Yolanda Madyum as an appointed member. Term date: 6/30/2016 d. Erica Allgood as an appointed member. Term date: 6/30/2016

5. Leesburg Executive Airport Commission: a. Bruce Roberts as the Board of Supervisors’ representative.

6. Other Post-Employment Benefits Investment Committee a. John Scott Walbert as a citizen appointee. Term date: 12/31/2016

7. Water Resources Technical Advisory Committee a. Christy Bixler as an at large appointed member.

B. NOMINATIONS

Anticipated Nominations:

Chairman York is anticipated to nominate Paul Bice to the Economic Development Authority.

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Please note: Citizen Appointees must fill out a standard application form, which can be obtained from the Office of the Board of Supervisors or at the following link: http://www.loudoun.gov/DocumentCenter/View/101627

D. VACANCIES

I. Current Vacancies for District and Chairman’s Representatives: Unless otherwise noted, appointment terms expire December 31, 2015. Additional information on each group can be found in the Board of Supervisors’ Office. Nominations for Districts’ and Chairman’s representatives are in order for the following. Staff also notes that unless otherwise stated, existing members will continue to serve on advisory boards unless and until another appointment is made. Names in bold are those anticipated to be confirmed at this date’s meeting.

1. Advisory Commission on Youth (ACOY)

Chairman, At-Large Michael Reles Catoctin District VACANT Algonkian District Donna E. Simpson Dulles District Randy Faleski Ashburn District Jeffrey Goldman Leesburg District Ahmed Saad Blue Ridge District Elizabeth Huck Sterling District Linda Budzinski Broad Run District Jim Bonfils Community Rep Brian McMullen Community Rep Christine Stallsworth Community Rep VACANT

* Interested Citizens Robert Larrick, Dr. Heather Applegate, Russell A. Matijevich, Lt. Col, USAF (retired) and Heather Clark have expressed their interest to be appointed to the Advisory Commission on Youth. Their resumes are available upon request.

2. Commission on Aging

Chairman, At-Large Megan Descutner Catoctin District VACANT Algonkian District William J. Mohoney Dulles District Arthur Skaer Ashburn District Theresa G. Ruddy Leesburg District Alvin G. Sowards Blue Ridge District Kimberly Adams Sterling District Malinda Joyce Sutcliffe Broad Run District Charlotte A. Nurge



3. Community Criminal Justice Board (CCJB)

Chairman, At-Large VACANT Catoctin District Cathy McNickle Algonkian District Greg Stone Dulles District Ramachandran

Kuppusw Ashburn District Douglass L.

Fleming, Jr. Leesburg District Charles L. King

Blue Ridge District Mark Davis Sterling District Shadi Sarkis Broad Run District Thomas S. Pavelko

* Interested Citizens Sharad Tandale has expressed interest in serving on the Community Criminal Justice Board. His application is available upon request.

4. Commuter Bus Advisory Board

Chairman, At-Large Brenda A. Morton Catoctin District Steven Jessberger Algonkian District Joe Cristofaro Dulles District VACANT Ashburn District Shelley Huss Leesburg District Robert Patterson Blue Ridge District Jay Bose Sterling District Brenda Baker Broad Run District Phillip J. McNutt

5. Heritage Commission

Chairman At-Large Childs Burden Catoctin District Bronwen Souders Algonkian District Robert D. Gehrke Dulles District Angela E. Drews Ashburn District William Wilkin Leesburg District Jana Shafagoj Blue Ridge Laura Tekrony Sterling District Hampton Dowling Broad Run District VACANT At-Large Tony Buffington At-Large Brown Morton At-Large Lori Kimball At-Large Jay Bradshaw At-Large Richard Gillespie At-Large Mitch Diamond At-Large Larry Simms

* Interested Citizens Brent Yeates and David Scheurn have expressed interest in serving on Heritage Commission as a Broad Run District Representative. David T. Clark and Mary P. Yakush have expressed their interest to be reappointed to the Heritage Commission. Their resumes and/or letters of interest are available upon request.



6. Joint Board of Supervisors and School Board Committee’s Volunteer Citizens Work Group

Chairman At-Large ANNE DENZIN Catoctin District VACANT Algonkian District Donna Shackelford Dulles District VACANT Ashburn District Wendy Wooley Leesburg District Holly Rhodes Blue Ridge Owen Brown Sterling District VACANT Broad Run District VACANT

* CONFIRMATION

Anne Denzin is expected to be confirmed as the Chairman At-Large representative to the Joint Committee-Volunteer Citizens Work Group. Her application is attached. * Interested Citizens Joseph Becek has expressed his interest in serving on the Joint Committee – Volunteer Citizens Work Group as the Blue Ridge Representative. His application is attached. Joan Kowalski has expressed interest in serving on the Joint Committee-Volunteer Citizens Work Group as a Sterling District Representative. Her resume is available upon request.

II. Current Vacancies for Non-District Specific Representatives

Nominations are in order for the following at-large committees, commissions and boards. * General Interested Citizens

Robert Larrick is interested in serving on any advisory body the Board sees fit for him to serve on. He is specifically interested in the Loudoun Water Board of Directors, Advisory Commission on Youth and Community Services Baord. His application is available upon request. Alec W. Gibson, Rich Meidlinger, and Todd Armsworth are interested in serving on any advisory body the Board sees fit that they serve on. Their applications are available upon request.

1. Art Advisory Committee: 1 vacancy 2. Board of Equalization: 1 vacancy as of 12/31/2014:

* CONFIRMATION

John Hilton is expected to be confirmed to the Board of Equalization. His application is attached. * Interested Citizens

Jean-Marc (J.M.) Poirier, Helen Lyman-Healy, Steven Tunney, Donald Taylor and Lisa Maxvill have expressed interest in serving on the Board of Equalization. Their applications are available upon request.



3. Building Code and Appeals Board: 2 vacancies: Members with background in building industry

* Interested Citizens

John Allen Sr. and Jon W. Mays have expressed interest in serving on the Building Code and Appeals Board. Their resumes is available upon request.

4. Community Services Board: 4 terms to expire 6/30/17


John Hilton, Vincent Rogers, Elahe Hessamfar, Jodi Kinney and Robert Larrick has expressed interest in being appointed to the Community Services Board. His application is available upon request.

5. Courthouse Grounds and Facility Committee: 1 vacancy: at-large representative

* CONFIRMATION

Laurie Van Hook is expected to be confirmed to the Courthouse Grounds and Facility Committee. Her application is attached.

6. Disability Services Board: 5 vacancies: at-large representatives

* CONFIRMATION

Greg Josephs is anticipated to be confirmed to the Disabilities Services Board. His application is attached. * Interested Citizens

Andrew Drummond, Donald Harris, Richard Huxta and James Edward Rouse have expressed interest in serving on the Disability Services Board. Their resumes are available upon request.

7. Dulles Town Center Community Development Authority: 1 member to expire on

01/31/2015 8. Economic Development Advisory Commission: 1 vacancy with term expiration of

12/31/2016

9. Economic Development Authority: 2 member to expire on 3/31/2015 * Anticipated Nomination

Paul Brice is expected to be nominated for reappoint to the Economic Development Authority. His application is attached.



10. Housing Advisory Board: 1 vacancies: Non-profit Affordable Housing Developer * Interested Citizens April Washington, Martin H. Thomas and Dalila Farah have expressed interest in being appointed to the Housing Advisory Board. Their resumes are available upon request.

11. Housing Choice Voucher Resident Advisory Board: 4 vacancies: at-large Representatives * CONFIRMATION

Rudolph Bailey, Melissa San Juan, Yolanda Madyum and Erica Allgood are expected to be confirmed to the Housing Choice Voucher Resident Advisory Board. Their applications are attached.

12. Landfill Special Exception Review Committee: 8 vacancies: 7 at-large openings and

1 Landfill Area Resident (within 1 mile)


Brian Boylan and Gail Bayless, who is a resident within 1 mile of the landfill, have expressed an interest in being appointed to the Landfill Special Exception Review Committee. Their resumes are available upon request.

13. Leesburg Executive Airport Commission: 1 vacancy

* CONFIRMATION

Bruce Roberts is expected to be confirmed to the Leesburg Airport Commission. His application is attached.

14. Loudoun Health Council: 4 vacancies with an additional 5 appointees to expire on 9/30/14: One faith community representative (term to expire 9/30/15); One

Chamber Representative (Jennifer Seven recently resigned – term to expire 9/30/15); Two other positions


Judith Randal and Dr. Jennifer Odutola are interested in being re-appointed to the Loudoun Health Council. Their resumes are available upon request. Rich Meidlinger and Todd Armsworth has expressed his interest to serve on the Loudoun Health Council (as well as any advisory body the board feels they are adequate to serve on); Their resumes are available upon request. Robin F. Brown and Jill Bartko have expressed interest in serving on the Loudoun Health Council; Their resumes are available upon request Dominick J. Parris, Dr. Janine Rethy and Ms. Vizma Carver have expressed interest in serving as members on the Health Council. Their applications are available upon request. David Dieterich and Dr. Imran Khan have expressed interest in being appointed to the Loudoun Health Council. Their resumes are available upon request.



15. Other Post-Employee Benefits Investment Committee: 1 citizen term to expire on 12/31/2016

* CONFIRMATION

John Scott Walbert is expected to be confirmed to the Other Post-Employee Benefits Investment Committee. His application is attached.

16. Water Resources Technical Advisory Committee:1 vacancy: at-large representative

* CONFIRMATION Christy Bixler is expected to be confirmed to the Water Resources Technical Advisory Committee. Her application is attached. * Interested Citizens Michael Polcen, Stephen Earson, Andre Kinney, Syed Qayum and Jay Sreenivasan have expressed interest in serving on the Water Resources Advisory Committee. Their resumes/applications are available upon request.

17. Zoning Ordinance Action Group: 1 at-large vacancy with to term expire 9/30/2018

* Interested Citizens Loise Zwicher and Edward P. Gorski have expressed interest in being reappointment to the Zoning Ordinance Action Group. Their applications are available upon request.

Attachments: Applications/Resumes available at the time of packet delivery are included in each Board of Supervisor meeting packet. Information that is not available electronically can be obtained from the Board of Supervisor’s Office. *(Some resumes are not on file). Staff Contact:, Office of the County Administrat

Application for Advisory Board, Commission, or Committee Page 1 Loudoun County Board of Supervisors

Application Form: Please fill out electronically or print and handwrite legibly. (all fields required unless stated)

Name: Email: (optional)

Address: City, State, Zip:

Phone Number: Alt. Phone: (optional)

Election District (leave blank if unknown): Name of Advisory Board, Commission, or Committee: Statement of Interest: Work Experience: Volunteer Experience:

Anne Denzin

19464 Mill Dam Place Leesburg, VA 20176

Ashburn

Citizen Volunteer Work Group (Joint BOS/SB Committee)

It is an honor to be asked and will be a pleasure to serve on the Citizen Volunteer Work Group with other members of the Loudoun community providing feedback to the Board of Supervisors and the School Board.

Focus of career was in home based care, starting as a home visiting nurse with eventual promotion to Branch Manager. Worked primarily in Tennessee, Texas, and Maine within Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance guidelines. Responsible for payroll, billing, marketing, and other management activities. Currently engaged in my own sewing business specializing in custom made window treatments.

Over two decades of involvement in church and school opportunities much of it focused on children in classroom situations such as teaching Sunday school and assisting in public elementary classrooms. Enjoyed room mother and PTO duties in Maine, Pennsylvania and LCPS. Numerous church leadership positions including Treasurer, parish board, local representative to diocesean boards and Education Director. A decade of involvement in boy and girl scouting at the den, pack, and troop level. Enjoyed the title of Cookie Mom. Added involvement with special education through the LCPS Special Education Advisory Committee six years ago. Continue to be a PTSO representative to SEAC after having the opportunity to serve in that capacity at the elementary and middle school levels.


Education: Special Qualifications: Other Information (optional):

Anne Denzin

University of Tennessee Health Science Center, College of Nursing Bachelor of Science in Nursing with Honors, June 1978 Sigma Theta Tau, National Honor Society of Nursing

Anne Denzin

19464 Mill Dam Place, Leesburg, VA 20176

Education University of Tennessee Health Science Center, College of Nursing Bachelor of Science in Nursing with Honors, June 1978

Sigma Theta Tau, National Honor Society of Nursing

Professional Experience Focus of career was in home based care, starting as a home visiting nurse with eventual promotion to

Branch Manager. Worked primarily in Tennessee, Texas, and Maine within Medicare, Medicaid and

private insurance guidelines. Responsible for payroll, billing, marketing, and other management

activities.

Currently engaged in my own sewing business specializing in custom made window treatments.

Volunteer Experience Over two decades of involvement in church and school opportunities much of it focused on children in

classroom situations such as teaching Sunday school and assisting in public elementary classrooms.

Enjoyed room mother and PTO duties in Maine, Pennsylvania and LCPS. Numerous church leadership

positions including Treasurer, parish board, local representative to diocesean boards and Education

Director.

A decade of involvement in boy and girl scouting at the den, pack, and troop level. Enjoyed the title of

Cookie Mom.

Added involvement with special education through the LCPS Special Education Advisory Committee

six years ago. Continue to be a PTSO representative to SEAC after having the opportunity to serve in

that capacity at the elementary and middle school levels.

Personal History Originally from Flint, Michigan. Married for over 30 years with two children in their twenties and the

youngest a teenager. Moved to Loudoun County in 1998.







John Henderson Hilton

195 Flowering Dogwood Ter SE Leesburg, VA 20175

Catoctin

Board of Equalization

I have lived in Leesburg for nearly two years, and my wife Sandra and I plan on making Loudoun County our home into retirement. Since graduating from college I have immersed myself into the volunteer and service life of the community in which I resided. I wish to do the same here in Loudoun. We own a home in the Oaklawn area of Leesburg and are very interested in the long term health of property and property owners in the county. This, coupled with my professional Real Estate experience, serves to define my desire to serve on the Board of Equalization and be a voice for fairness and practicality in the assessment process.

Realtor (Commercial and Residential) Century 21 New Millennium- 2006- Development Officer, Student- Wesley Theological Seminary- 2010- Director of Business Development- BaileySystems, LLC- 2009-2011 Realtor- Samson Properties- 2005-2006 Realtor- Better Homes Realty- 2003-2005

Arlington United Way- Board Member Arlington Community Services Board Kiwanis Club of Arlington- Board Member Arlington Inter-Service Club Council- President and Vice-President Salvation Army Wesley Housing Development Corporation Vanguard Services, Inc. Arlington Food Assistance Center



John Henderson Hilton

George Mason University- Bachelor of Arts in Political Science (1992) Wesley Theological Seminary- Master's in Theological Studies (Finished the coursework, will turn in thesis paper within one year)

I have held a Virginia Real Estate license, on and off, since 1997. I practiced Real Estate full time from 2003 until 2009. After a hiatus completing a degree in Divinity School, I am back in full time Real Estate work. Although my background is in sales, I have much experience with contracts, property inspections and appraisals, and market analysis. This experience will be of considerable value in rendering quality service on the board.







Gregory J. Josephs

21293 Arcadia Ct. Ashburn, VA 20147

Broad Run

Disability Services Board

Formally diagnosed with a rare neuromuscular disorder in 2002, I have had Myasthenia Gravis all my life of 53 years. As an epiphany, I gradually realized over the past several years the reason I could not be like others over the course of my short life is this disorder; at the risk of over-exaggerating my condition (which has deteriorated into several chronic diseases), I was fortunate to acquire two college degrees, a spouse of 25-years and three wonderful kids. Consequently, I would like to serve the citizens of Loudoun County to "give back" since I have been blessed so well. Currently, I am not able to work due to my issues. The fortunate side of this situation is I am able to serve the Board, respecting my health restrictions. According to the Social Security Administration, one of four of us will have a chronic disorder labeled "disability" during our lifetime. With the demographics of Loudoun growing in number and quality, we must advocate and prepare for disabilities now and in the future. Please allow me the honor of being on the Disability Services Board and serving our disabled neighbors. The many issues that apply are very familiar to me and as a former Realtor I would like to paraphrase our Code of Ethics by ending with The Golden Rule: Do to others what you would have them do to you.

1985-1995 Media General Cable Television of Fairfax, Inc. Helped in many functions to build and market a large cable television system in Fairfax, VA. Acquired and sharpened sales and interpersonal communication techniques and skills. 1995-2002 Started and managed small business serving other businesses in Loudoun County. 2002-2014 As a broker with various Realtor companies in the area, bought and sold hundreds of houses. Learned the many parts of a successful transaction and worked with many different personalities.

1986 to present Teacher of religious education to differing age groups. As an usher and sometimes lector, help my present parish in many capacities from worship services to charity work. 2000 to present Assistant Scoutmaster of Boy Scouts of America, Troop 997, Ashburn, VA. Guided boys to their ambitions through the program of the BSA. Saw my son reach the pinnacle or Eagle rank last year. 2013 Served as member of Affordable Housing Board of Loudoun County. Resigned due to personal health issues. 2011-present Toastmasters of Herndon, VA Served as various officers, currently president. Won several awards for public speaking and leadership. Had breaks due to issues.



Gregory J. Josephs

1975-1979 St. Joseph's High School, Toms River, NJ Graduated. 1979-1983 BA, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY 1983-1984 MS, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY

Public speaking Analysis of documents Negotiations Knowledge of Loudoun County demographics and systems







John Scott Walbert

20447 Stone Fox Court Leesburg, VA 20175

Catoctin

Other Post-Employment Benefits Investment Committee

I am a senior –level financial executive with 24 years of expertise in investments, risk management, treasury and corporate cash management. I possess expertise in relationship building and consensus creation with C–suite decision–makers to identify financial problems, determine solutions, and assemble resources to deliver results. I am recognized for ensuring resources are used effectively to deliver greatest shareholder value and considered the “Go–to–Person” for defining and resolving highly complex problems/opportunities and gaining consensus from executive leadership. I am known for record results and sustaining profitability in emerging and ever–changing markets and volatile economic landscapes throughout my career.

My professional experience is summarized below: • Managing Member. Catoctin Financial Advisors, L.L.C. 2013-Present • Executive Director. Bank of America. 2005-2012 • Director. Wells Fargo, N.A. 2000-2005 • Vice President. The J.P. Morgan Chase and Company. 1998-2000 • Cash Management Officer. The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation. 1995-1998 • Manager. Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. 1991-1995 • Investment Broker. Financial Investment Analysts, Inc. 1988-1989 Please contact me if you need a detailed copy of my resume.

I currently serve as the At Large Citizen Representative on the OPEB Committee. I also volunteer as a field hockey coach with Potomac Field Hockey and work with children aged 12 years old and under each spring and fall in Loudoun County.



John Scott Walbert

My education is summarized below: • M.B.A., Finance and Strategy. J.M. Katz Graduate School of Business. University of Pittsburgh. 1990 • B.A., Economics. Washington & Jefferson College. 1988 • Uniform Investment Adviser Law Examination ( NASAA Series 65) • General Securities Representative Examination (FINRA Series 7 - Inactive) • Uniform Securities Agent Law Examination (NASAA Series 63 - Inactive)

I earned the Certified Treasury Professional (CTP) credential in 1997 and was certified as a Six Sigma Black Belt in 2010.







Christy D. Bixler

249 Davis Avenue SW Leesburg, VA 20175

Leesburg

Water Resources Technical Advisory Group

To whom it may concern: It is a pleasure to submit an application for the Loudoun County Water Resources Technical Advisory Group. I am a registered professional engineer (Civil, Water Resources) with over seventeen years of experience working water quality and environmental engineering programs for public municipalities and Department of Defense installations. The potential opportunity to provide quality control, technical assistance, and recommendations to the Board of Supervisors is exciting to me. My functional skills include: Program management of diverse, complex, and critical environmental issues; Environmental compliance and permitting with all Federal and State regulations; Coordinating and leading efforts on research programs; Financial programming, budgeting, and execution; Public relations and government agency communication; and Contract management. I am interested in applying my technical knowledge and passion to the quality and management of Loudoun County's water resources. Thank you for your consideration. Respectfully, Christy Bixler, P.E.

2010 - present: Safe Drinking Water Act Program Director, Naval Facilities Engineering Command Headquarters 2009: Senior Program Analyst, SE Solutions / Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Headquarters 2007 - 2009: Manager of Environmental Engineering Programs (Southern Region), Buchart-Horn, Inc. 2003 - 2006: Conveyance Systems Program Director, Water Environment Research Foundation (WERF) 1999 - 2003: Environmental Engineer/Project Manager, Parsons 1998: Project Engineer (Waste Water Management Division), Eckenfelder/Brown and Caldwell 1997 - 1998: Environmental Engineer (Water Quality Protection Division), Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) *Please see included resume for additional detail.

• Catoctin Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association • School Fundraising Events and bake sales • Kindergarten “Class Mom” and Field Trip Lead Chaperone • Volunteer usher at Signature Theater and Orpheum Theater • Volunteer Park Ranger at Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts • Chorus role in The Little Theatre of Alexandria summer community theater musical production of “The Who’s Tommy” • Oldies But Goodies Northern Virginia Cocker Spaniel Rescue, Foster Home and adoption shows • Church Building Committee, Bible Study, and Nursery Worker (18-24 month old toddlers class) • SwimKids Leesburg / Swim Team Mom



Christy D. Bixler

Naval Postgraduate School, Graduate School of Business and Public Policy Masters of Science in Program Management, March 2013 GQPR = 3.97/4.00 University of Virginia, School of Engineering and Applied Science Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering and Applied Mechanics, 1997 Concentration in Environmental Engineering Thesis Topic: Water Quality Benefits of Constructed Wetlands

Registration Professional Engineer (Civil), VA #036442 Professional Affiliations American Water Works Association (Virginia Section Board and Newsletter Editor) Water Environment Federation Society of American Military Engineers American Society of Civil Engineers

Security Clearance - Top Secret Parsons Corporate PMP / Project Manager Training – 40 hours 40-hour OSHA HAZWOPER Certification

CHRISTY BIXLER, P.E.

249 Davis Avenue SW Leesburg, VA 20175

Ms. Bixler is a registered professional engineer with over seventeen years of experience in the civil and environmental field. While her areas of knowledge are broad, her specific technical expertise includes underground infrastructure and conveyance systems, drinking water/wastewater treatment, and water resources. Her functional skills include:

program management, business development, permitting and regulatory compliance, public relations and government agency communication, and field investigation, design, and construction management.

Ms. Bixler maintains a leadership position in her field through her contacts with the Water Environment Research Foundation, and her active involvement as a board member on the American Water Works Association and past Editor of the Virginia Section Newsletter. Additionally, she possesses a top secret security clearance. Her ideal opportunity is a challenging position solving critical underground infrastructure-related problems that would allow her to couple her technical and program management experience with her enthusiasm for business and client relations development. EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) Headquarters, Washington, D.C. 10/2010 – present. Ms. Bixler is in the Environmental Compliance Division, where she is currently the Program Manger for the Safe Drinking Water Act, Environmental Management Systems (EMS) Conformance/Environmental Compliance Assessment, and Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) Programs. Her main duties as the Program Manager for a major portion of the water program entail overseeing budgets and program execution while ensuring all echelons are informed on the status of programs. She also responds to emergent issues and provides guidance to field as appropriate; and manages requests for information when required. Additional accomplishments entail:

Applying the knowledge and skill to serve as the policy and technical expert for frequent updates/meetings with stakeholders and Senior Leadership (Secretary of the Navy, Chief of Naval Operations, Commander Navy Installations Command, NAVFAC Front Office/Operations, Regional Environmental Coordinators and Compliance Division Managers), including the technical lead on a reply to a Congressional inquiry concerning lead in drinking water in priority areas;

Supporting Office of the Chief of Naval Operations on EMS and drinking water metrics data and advising on policy development;

Final development and execution of a NAVFAC Business Management System on the external audit process which involved organizing and leading a meeting of NAVFAC’s EMS Regional Program Managers and revising policy on the Integrated External EMS / Environmental Compliance Audit program to improve efficiency and address upper management concerns.

SE Solutions / Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Washington, D.C. 3/2009 – 8/2009. Ms. Bixler was Senior Program Analyst to the Environmental Protection Manager at FEMA Headquarters. Her main role was development of an engineering-based risk management plan and oversight of environmental remediation strategies for hundreds of underground fuel tanks - many designed for emergencies back in the Cold War - that need to be closed and/or inspected and corrected for leaks of hazardous substances that could be making local water undrinkable. As this high-profile project received national attention and press, public relations and inter-government agency communications were critical. Other functions included:

Analysis of federal, State, and local environmental (specifically air, soil, and ground water quality) regulations pertaining to infrastructure and ensuring compliance.

Site investigation and design of remediation systems to correct out-of-compliance systems and Abatement Plans to address systems to be closed.

Authoring of comprehensive Risk Management and Quality Assurance Project Plans. Direction of a steering committee of FEMA executives to address strategies for storage tank compliance

efforts. Construction and maintenance of detailed risk registers and other project management timeline tools to

anticipate challenges and estimate / allocate funding. Oversight of contract negations and contractors required to work on the remediation and removal of tanks. Development of options and actions to reduce environmental threats, and formally communicating these

actions to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. As Senior Analyst, management and training of several junior staff and their professional development.

Buchart-Horn, Inc. Memphis, TN. 11/2007 – 2/2009. Manager of Environmental Engineering Programs, Southern Region Manager of Environmental Engineering

Programs, Southern Region. Reporting directly to the Sr. Vice-President of the Southern Region, Ms. Bixler directed all aspects of environmental and wastewater engineering projects for five regional offices. Her biggest projects included management of the design of an $8M, 1.1 million gallon-per-day wastewater treatment plant upgrade and construction oversight of a $600K storm sewer expansion project. Daily responsibilities entailed:

Development of detailed, broken-down task-based work plans to track overall project goals, milestones and objectives, including risk management planning and mitigation; budgeting; determining technical expertise requirements; and assigning a staff of multiple technical disciplines including facilities engineering and architectural design.

Facilitation of communication and teamwork between several of the southern and mid-Atlantic regional offices: this has been paramount to successful task execution.

Maintenance of required project documentation and excellent performance metrics standards: monitoring project technical schedule, financial status and invoice status. All projects were on-time and under budget; no client invoice was ever late or account receivable overdue.

Lead client contact and liaison: preparing client communications and contracts, attending meetings, and monitoring contract correspondence.

Review of final project to assure quality, completeness, and compliance with regulations and in-house standards.

Additionally, Ms. Bixler performed in a “doer-seller” role, supporting new business development activity, including: Participating in professional organizations, Meeting with existing and prospective clients, Assisting the marketing group in proposal preparation, and Presenting at proposal short-list interviews.

Water Environment Research Foundation (WERF). Alexandria, VA. 9/2003 – 10/2006. Program Director / Project Manager. As Program Director, Ms. Bixler directed and coordinated the Conveyance Systems and Underground Infrastructure program areas, which included:

Developing and expanding the components of a technical research agenda worth over $15M, Authoring and implementing a strategic plan specific to the conveyance systems program area, and Coordinating among the other six research program areas.

Extra attention to developing and maintaining working relationships with appropriate Federal Agencies, especially the US EPA, and other organizations were essential for technology transfer and other collaboration opportunities. Also critical was keeping updated with cutting-edge technologies and developments in regulations concerning underground pipes and infrastructure. With her efforts, Ms. Bixler raised hundreds of thousands of dollars in additional funding for certain projects through targeted collaboration with interested public utilities and organizations. Initially as a Project Manager, she prepared and managed all aspects of multiple research/design contracts. These contracts totaled over $3M in all of WERF’s program areas, including conveyance systems and underground infrastructure; wastewater treatment and reuse; solids treatment, residuals, and reuse; storm water; and watershed management and water quality. Oversight of research projects entailed leading a selected committee of top-notch experts in RFP development and contractor selection; directing the selected team through conducting and managing research and design projects; ensuring appropriate technical review; and executing plans for results communication. As a WERF Program Director, Ms. Bixler was frequently invited to speak at national conferences and workshops, and had the opportunity to visit water and wastewater utilities and engineering corporations across the country. She also presented to an EPA committee for future research on sustainable infrastructure. Her efforts in work groups and public meetings with the EPA on the state of knowledge and data gaps contributed to the Agency’s final research agenda and won WERF a $10M water/wastewater infrastructure grant.

Parsons. Fairfax, VA. July 1999 – September 2003. Environmental Engineer/Project Manager (Environmental Services Department). Responsible for supporting and managing a variety of studies, design, and construction projects in the Environmental Services Department. Projects have primarily included work at Department of Defense installations nation-wide to:

Coordinate and lead field team site assessments; Evaluate compliance of environmental programs, inventory and inspection of underground infrastructure

and piping systems (drinking, storm, and sanitary); Mapping stormwater systems across military bases by means of GPS to produce an interactive GIS; Based on site assessment, prepare environmental risk assessment, recommendations, and detailed

engineering designs to be subsequently constructed; and Manage the construction oversight of remediation projects, including storwmwater/sanitary sewer cross-

connection correction and sanitary closures of drinking water wells. In addition, she authored numerous environmental compliance reports and studies (e.g., Health and Safety Plans, Consumer Confidence Reports, Underground and Aboveground Tank Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures Plans, Emergency Contingency Plans, Water Vulnerability Assessments, etc.). Other projects included:

Emergency contingency planning and risk management – particularly for underground infrastructure, as well as drinking water vulnerability assessments,

Hazardous waste control with pollution prevention evaluation and planning, and Oil spill containment designs and specifications (including one exciting containment project at the Air

Force One Hangar at Andrews Air Force Base). Another contracting assignment she was assigned to was as Environmental Program Manager for the Army Materials Command Headquarters in Washington DC, where she supervised environmental program funding, underground tank abatement and soil contamination, and base realignment and closure (BRAC) execution at several bases.

Business Development and client relations responsibilities included development and authoring of marketing materials, proposals, and presentations for Parsons offices nationwide:

Involved with approximately thirty proposals in three years, Developed cost and schedules to meet the client’s needs, Maintained past project experience and resume database both in-house and on the corporate global

network, Organized project management training for approximately thirty project managers in the office.

Eckenfelder/Brown and Caldwell. Mahwah, NJ/Reston, VA. July 1998 – July 1999. Project Engineer (Waste Water Management Division). Played an integral role in the design and development of numerous private industrial wastewater treatment systems, as well as their operation and maintenance. Designs included incorporation of advanced treatment systems and technology. Responsibilities included extended site visits to meet with the client and inspect the site, water quality field sampling, hazardous materials handling and safety, lab testing, analysis of lab results, process design calculations, and preparation of applicable permits, final plans and specifications. Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC). McLean, VA. July 1997 – July 1998. Environmental Engineer (Water Quality Protection Division). As a contractor for the EPA Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water, responsibilities included researching drinking water contaminants and treatment technologies, summarizing information for inclusion in documents, and other related activities in order to support the promulgation of passed regulations, including the Microbial/Disinfection Byproducts Rules and Ground Water Rule, for EPA’s Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water. Gained extensive knowledge in regulatory development, water treatment technology efficiency, source management effectiveness, and engineering costing. Advanced Engineering and Research Associates, Inc. Arlington, VA. Dec. 1995- Dec. 1997. Junior Analyst. Designed a structured risk management program for the U.S. Naval Air Systems Command including flow diagrams and a step-by-step process. Assisted management in proposal presentation for a major winning contract in computer based training for the U.S. Navy. Developed technical writing and computer aided design skills through drawing and incorporating complex graphics into interactive multimedia technical manuals for U.S. Navy ship engines.

Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc. Arlington, VA. June 1995 – Dec.1995. Environmental Chemistry Technician. Analyzed and verified quality and correctness of water and soil readings taken at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD. Organized this technical data into spreadsheets for use in final quality assurance and progress reports.

EDUCATION University of Virginia, School of Engineering and Applied Science Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering and Applied Mechanics, 1997 Concentration in Environmental Engineering Thesis Topic: Water Quality Benefits of Constructed Wetlands

Naval Postgraduate School, Graduate School of Business and Public Policy Master's of Science in Program Management GPA: 3.98 of a maximum 4.0 Credits Earned: 51.5 Quarter hours Ms. Bixler received the Commander Philip A. Murphy-Sweet Memorial award for Excellence in Acquisition, based on academic, research, and professional excellence. She graduated "with distinction", indicating she was in the top 10% of the graduating class.

REGISTRATION Professional Engineer (Civil), VA #036442 COMPUTER Languages: HTML, C++, FORTRAN, True BASIC EXPERIENCE Software: Microsoft Windows, Norton Desktop, WWW Site Development, UNIX and most

Internet Communications, Project Management tools including MS Project and Primavera, all standard word processor, database, presentation, project timeline, and spreadsheet programs, MS Visio, Sharepoint, Aldus PageMaker, AutoCAD, Geographical Information System Programs (MapInfo and ArcView)

PROFESSIONAL American Water Works Association (Virginia Section Board and Newsletter Editor) AFFILIATIONS Water Environment Federation

Society of American Military Engineers American Society of Civil Engineers

OTHER Security Clearance - Top Secret

Parsons Corporate PMP / Project Manager Training – 40 hours 40-hour OSHA HAZWOPER Certification

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Paul W. Bice

44177 Tippecanoe Terr Ashburn, VA 20147

Broad Run

Economic Development Authority

I have served on the EDA since 2002 and currently serve as the Vice Chairman. I have enjoyed serving the community of Loudoun in this capacity and feel qualified to continue. Thank you

Regional President for Loudoun County with John Marshall Bank Executive Officer for Loudoun County with James Monroe Bank

Loudoun Chamber Thomas Balch Library Salvation Army Rotary ECHO



Paul W. Bice

Virginia Tech BS in Finance - 1982 Post Graduate work with University of Wisconsin Banker's School at University of Virginia

12 years of experience on the authority involved in the community of Loudoun, both business and individual

INTERESTED CITIZENS







Joseph Becek

24135 Lenah Woods Place Aldie, VA 20105

Blue Ridge

Citizen Volunteer Work Group (Joint BOS/SB Committee)

As a twelve year resident of Loudoun County and an advocate of public education I am interested in promoting 21st century ideas which enhance academic performance at minimal cost. Year after year I see LCPS request additional funding to cover student population growth without any substantive changes to system operation. With a new superintendent I believe we have the opportunity to replace 19th century paradigms with progressive ideas such as blended learning, extended school calendar, educational campuses, centralized transportation which would accommodate population growth at little or no additional cost.

2 years Lieutenant, US Army SIGC, Test & Evaluation of reconnaissance hardware 33 years aerospace engineering management in the design, development, and manufacture of applications/broadcast satellites for NASA, Japan, Korea

Treasurer, Lenah Run Homeowners Association (2005-2009) Docent - Udvar-Hazy Air & Space Museum (2004-Present) Docent - George C. Marshall House (2010-Present) Docent - Ball's Bluff (2010-Present) Docent - Aldie Mill (2003-Present)



Joseph Becek

B.S. Physics, Carnegie Mellon University

VP, Perkiomen Valley (PA) School Board Legislative Director, Montgomery County (PA) Intermediate Unit Regional Director (Suburban Philadelphia), Pennsylvania School Boards Association

I think it is important that the Work Group have a representative for the 40% of County residents who have no affiliation with LCPS.

Documents

Board Business Meeting...c. Yolanda Madyum as an appointed member. Term date: 6/30/2016 . d. Erica Allgood as an appointed member. Term date: 6/30/2016 . 5. Leesburg Executive Airport