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➢ $1 Million in FASTER Funds for the Diverging Diamond Interchange ➢ $1 Million in DOLA /Energy Impact Assistance for City Services Facility ➢ $500,000 in FASTER Funds for Highway 42 and Short Street Improvements ➢ $ 3 Million in FHWA/CDOT County Road Bridge Replacement /Flood Repair ➢ $15,000 Boulder County Sustainability Grant for Community Garden Managed FEMA reimbursement process from 2013 flood for close to $5 Million in infrastructure improvements, including Coal Creek Golf Course, Louisville Water Intake Building, Coal Creek Trail and debris removal. Oversee legislative agenda for City Council approval, actively lobbies state legislators and staff in pursuit of City priorities and provide general direction on pending legislation. A member of the Colorado Municipal League Policy Committee. City liaison to Louisville Housing Authority, assisted in planning and development of Lydia Morgan 30 unit senior site, and East Street 17 unit family site. Assist in transfer of assets and liabilities to Boulder County Housing Authority (BCHA) in 2012 and policy lead on coordinated effort by BCHA to build 200 new affordable units in Louisville. Leasing underway in 2017. Acting Planning and Building Services Director with full oversight and management duties including three direct reports (nine employees in total), January to June 2010, during initial Conoco Phillips development plan considerations. Project Manager for revitalization of Highway 42 area, adjacent to historic downtown and future rail station location. Implementation of Urban Renewal including reorganization of Urban Renewal Authority, completion of blight study and urban renewal plan 2005-2009. Negotiate electric and cable franchises with Public Service Company of Colorado and Comcast respectively in a continually challenging federal regulatory atmosphere. Community Outreach Expert in Intergovernmental relations issues. Maintains strong relationships with staff /executives from the Colorado Department of Transportation, Regional Transportation District, Denver Regional Council of Governments (MPO), Colorado Municipal League, 36 Commuting Solutions, Boulder Valley School District, Boulder County, adjacent municipalities, US Senate and Congressional representatives as well as Colorado state legislators. Lead/liaison with Recreation/Senior Center and Aquatics Task Force for consideration of renovations and expansion at the City's recreation facilities. Work with Task Force and Council representatives on public engagement, finances, possible ballot language and a tax survey to gauge the citizens' support for a tax increase. Overall responsibility for management and content of City's Government Access Channel. City staff liaison to various internal and external boards, commissions, and agencies. Facilitated Charter Commission process to form a Home Rule municipality; public involvement and preparation of Louisville charter document in 2001. Coordinate Citizen Survey every four years and Impact Fee Study update every five years. Transportation Chief advisor to City Council on city, regional, state and federal transportation issues including US 36 EIS, Northwest Rail Environmental Evaluation and Northwest Area Mobility Study (NAMS). Lead staff person 1999-2015 (contracted out this task in 2016) to US 36 Mayors and Commissioners Coalition (MCC), consisting of 5 municipalities and one county regarding the rebuild of US 36 and federal/state/local funding sources for transportation improvements. Manage federal lobbying contract on behalf of the MCC. Recognized as a regional leader on transportation issues in the Denver metro area. Actively pursue federal, state, and regional funding on behalf of the City of Louisville and the US 36 Corridor in coordination with RTD, CDOT, DRCOG, Federal Highways Administration,