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Keith J. Riesberg Professional Qualifications Duties and Responsibilities Improved citizen outreach and involvement Implemented customer relations management software to receive and track citizen requests for work orders Developed "O'Fallon 101" a citizen academy to educate the citizens serving on boards and commissions Managed external and intergovernmental relationships Liaison to East-West Gateway Council of Governments, State of Missouri, St. Charles County, MoDOT Cooperated with Saint Charles County and other municipalities to secure $100M for the award-winning MO - 364 extension, highly successful connecting corridor Key businesses included MasterCard, CitiMortgage, MEMC, Mercy Healthcare Supervise personnel and operational performance Initiated participation in ICMA's CPM 101 program to track performance relative to other cities Responsible for the Fourth of July Heritage & Freedom Festival, with national music acts, 100,000 attendees Significant Accomplishments Worked with the St. Louis Regional Chamber & Growth Association, Missouri Partnership, Economic Development Council of St. Charles County to attract Air Evac Lifeteam's national headquarters Promoted new Justice Center and development of City parks, both projects currently under construction Prepared intergovernmental agreement with adjoining city for development of a 60 -acre retail park Negotiated lease extension with River City Rascals of the Frontier Baseball League for use of City -owned stadium Constructed initial signs for City-wide Landscape Identity Program to establish community image and wayfinding Minimized neighbor concerns arising from development of a high-school campus adjacent to existing subdivision Implemented neighborhood street repair program to resolve backlog of citizen complaints Issued tax-exempt revenue bonds for data center resulting in new construction and job creation Developed legislation to correct deficiencies in state statutes pertaining to annexations Performed staffing analysis and incorporated plan for increasing police officers into City's financial plans Implemented petition initiated ordinance establishing indoor clean -air ordinance for all commercial businesses Constructed multiple park facilities including all-inclusive playground, skate park and other amenities City Administrator, City of Sedalia, Missouri Population 20,339 serving a regional population of 75,000 Full-time equivalent employees 200 2005 Annual Budget: $14.5M General Fund, $28M All Funds Location of Missouri State Fairgrounds and Scott Joplin International Ragtime Festival April 2005 to December 2009 Significant Accomplishments Completed a $4.8M construction project to satisfy Department of Natural Resources consent order to separate combined sewers; Negotiated administrative consent order to address sanitary sewer overflows Completed $1.5M energy conservation project in multiple City facilities Incorporated LEED-compliant features on City Hall renovation Initiated revitalization of downtown historical district with DREAM designation by State in 2006 Established Mid -Town TIF District to facilitate critical redevelopment projects Advocated for federal tax credits to rehabilitate dilapidated African-American elementary school into senior housing for local neighborhood Negotiated development agreements for public participation in infrastructure resulting in $22.2M of development Conducted community outreach for proposed sale of City land to Kansas City Power & Light for a $150M energy center; Negotiated proposed sale price of $2.2M with a PILOT totaling $5M over twenty years. Hosted the 2009 Individual Time Trials for Tour of Missouri; Established committee for fund-raising and staffing of the UCI sanctioned event. Conducted feasibility study and site analysis for proposed $20M community center Keith J. Riesberg 1