board business meeting...unless otherwise noted, appointment terms expire december 31, 2015....

Date of Meeting: July 2, 2014

#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:

Regional Appointments: 1. Northern Virginia Transportation Authority – Planning Coordination Advisory

Committee: Term to expire 12/31/14 (nomination is required each calendar year) a. Supervisor Letourneau as the Loudoun County Representative

District Specific Appointments:

1. Joint Committee – Volunteer Citizen Work Group

a. Owen Brown as the Blue Ridge District Representative: Term to expire 12/31/216

Non-District Specific Appointments: 1. Disability Services Board

a. Cara L. Coleman: Term to expire 6/30/17 B. NOMINATIONS

Anticipated Nominations:

There are no anticipated nominations at this time. C. 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.

Item 01-Appointments Board Business Meeting July 2, 2014

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

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 Jen Lofquist Broad Run District Jim Bonfils YAC Madeline DuPuis Community Rep VACANT Community Rep Brian McMullen Community Rep Christine Stallsworth YAC Jacqueline Howell

* Interested Citizens 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. 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 Mark Ware Sterling District Steve Meserve Broad Run District VACANT At-Large Tony Buffington At-Large Brown Morton At-Large Lori Kimball At-Large Amie Ware At-Large Richard Gillespie At-Large Mitch Diamond At-Large Larry Simms

* Interested Citizens Brent Yeates has recently 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

3. Library Board of Trustees

Chairman At-Large Mark Miller Catoctin District Jackquelyn Veith Algonkian District Sean Mallon Dulles District Thomas A. Jensen Ashburn District Nancy Nuell Leesburg District Mary Pellicano Blue Ridge Joseph Maio Sterling District VACANT Broad Run District Larry Stepnick



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

Chairman At-Large Mark Nuzzaco Catoctin District Charles D. Cowan Jr. Algonkian District VACANT Dulles District Kelly Mclaughlan Ashburn District Wendy Wooley Leesburg District Owen Brown Blue Ridge Judy Rodgers Sterling District VACANT Broad Run District Robin Vander

Voort

* Interested Citizens 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.

1. Building Code and Appeals Board: 4 vacancies: Members with background in building industry

* Interested Citizens

Harry A. Uram and John Allen Sr. have expressed interest in serving on the Building Code and Appeals Board. Their resumes are attached. Jon W. Mays has expressed interest in serving on the Building Code and Appeals Board. His resume is available upon request.

2. Disability Services Board: 4 at-large vacancies:

* CONFIRMATION

Cara Coleman was nominated by Supervisor Higgins to the Disability Services Board. Her 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.

3. Historic District Review Committee: 3 terms expire as of 6/30/14


Leah Ferguson and Rob Hale have expressed interest in being reappointed to the HDRC. Their applications are available upon request.



4. Housing Advisory Board: 1 Economic Development Commission Representative: * Interested Citizens Martin H. Thomas and Dalila Farah have expressed interest in being appointed to the Housing Advisory Board. Their resumes are available upon request.

5. Housing Choice Voucher Resident Advisory Board: 2 openings


Maria Vallarino has expressed an interest in being appointed to the Housing Choice Voucher Resident Advisory Board. Her resume is available upon request.

6. Landfill Special Exception Review Committee: 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.

7. Loudoun Health Council: 4 vacancies: 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 Christopher LeFevre are interested in continuing to serve on the Loudoun Health Council (their current terms have expired). 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 Milam has expressed interest in reappointment as a faith community representative. His resume is available upon request. David Dieterich and Imran Khan have expressed interest in being appointed to the Loudoun Health Council. Their resumes are available upon request.

8. Towing Advisory Board: 1 Citizen Representative opening

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

* Interested Citizens Jay Sreenivasan has recently expressed interest in serving on the Water Resources Advisory Committee. Her resume is available upon request.



10. Zoning Ordinance Action Group: 5 at-large representative terms expire on 9/30/14 * Interested Citizens Edward P. Gorski has recently expressed interest in being reappointment to the Zoning Ordinance Action Group. His resume is attached.

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 Administrator

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KTSi • • Email:

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS Extensive experience and evolving responsibility including: Architectural Solution Development, Technology Assessment, Technology Policy and Investment Planning, Advanced System Concept Creation, Research and Development Program Management, Program Formulation and Leadership, Complex and Adaptive Systems Lifecycle Management, Military and Advanced System Acquisition, Team Building, Public Communications, Advanced Space System Design-Test–Integration-Operations, Nuclear Reactor and Submarine Maintenance and Operations, Test Facility Operations, Experimentation and Research, Technical Training, and Teaching. EXPERIENCE Chief Technology Officer, KTSi (Scitor Corporation) Oct 09 - Present KTSi Corporate Office, Chantilly, VA Act as the key science and technology expert for KTSi leadership. Provide direct technical solutions to KTSi’s customer base, whose mission critical programs provide some of the nation’s most complex engineering and program management projects. Lead executive responsible for management, integration, and development of the company’s intellectual capital to enable and enhance customer technical objectives. Led in the development of new defense business units, recruitment of technical staff, and contract-award win strategies. Member of senior company leadership responsible for merger and acquisition activity, with focus on recent sale of KTSi. Provide direct technical support to DARPA, NASA, and the United States Air Force (USAF) in the creation, design, manufacture, test, operation, and maintenance of the world’s most advanced space systems. Member of independent government review teams reporting to the top space leadership in the USAF. Create, develop, and mature new tools for analyzing adaptive system of system technologies. Build specialized expert teams that create, analyze, and develop elegant, innovative, and affordable system and architectural solutions required for the most demanding and volatile environments with awarded applications for the National Reconnaissance Office, the United States Air Force, DARPA, and the Office of the Secretary of Defense. Program Manager, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Oct 03 - Sep 09 Arlington, VA Created and managed radically innovative space systems for national defense. Led and coordinated joint technical activities with the US Air Force (Air Force Space Command, SMC, Air Force Research Laboratory), the US Navy (Officer of Naval Research, Naval Research Laboratory), the Intelligence Community (IC), NASA, a diverse range of commercial contractors, the nation’s leading research universities, FFRDC’s and UARC’s. Developed and facilitated the communication and authorization of new technology implementation policy plans with national leadership in the US Government. Constructed technology transition strategies with all DoD, IC, and NASA stakeholders. Led the multi-satellite joint service Microsatellite Technology Experiment (MiTEx) program through design, construction, test, launch, and successful demonstration. Program met or exceeded all technical milestones in record time for a space technology program and had a vital effect on the nation’s space operations.

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Invented the fractionated spacecraft concept. Created and matured risk adjusted business case models for the approach, developed and led conceptual phase studies executed by multiple contractors, generated requirements documentation which manifests the vision into an executable demonstration program with multiple, decomposed technical objectives. Recruited a management support team of world-class experts. Awarded in excess of $40M of funds for the fractionated “System F6” program, developed program business plan, including implementation of key intermediate performance metrics and tests. Led multiple industry performers in the development of this new approach in designing, building, launching, operating, and maintaining space systems. Led the creation of preliminary designs, developed cluster computing based emulation testbeds, and generated system transition mechanisms for early commercial and government adopters, devised and implemented enabling objectives in the areas of wireless communications, information assurance, distributed computing, and autonomous cluster control. Designed and implemented stochastically based econometric life cycle analyses - including portfolio analysis, stochastic uncertainty analysis, and real options analysis - into the system engineering process of F6 performers to allow proper architectural trades based on cost, value, and risk. Articulated the programmatic and architectural vision during interviews with major aerospace periodicals and in public forums. The fractionated spacecraft architecture vision has had a major impact on future national space policies and programs, serving as an intellectual resource for the Air Force Space Command’s 2013 disaggregated space system acquisition strategy and influencing future planetary and deep space science spacecraft development recommendations such as those provided by the 2012 Keck Institute for Space Studies program on small satellites. Led the Synchronized Position Hold Engage and Reorient Experimental Satellites (SPHERES) experiment, which is a satellite test-bed for rendezvous, proximity, and docking operations located onboard the International Space Station (ISS). Provided programmatic oversight of test plan implementation, crew training, and resource allocation. Collaborating with member of ISS Expedition 18, created the initial concept of utilizing SPHERES as a STEM resource, resulting in the Zero Robotics initiative. Managed the closeout of the highly successful Orbital Express program, which included processing, analysis, and consolidation of final mission data. Evaluated, created and led successful new concept studies in the areas of cubesats, deployable small satellite composite structures, off-board attitude determination for spacecraft, in-space wireless power transfer, space operations visualization, ultrawide-band communications and navigation, and highly efficient space propulsion systems. Associate, Booz Allen Hamilton Jul 01 - Oct 03 Arlington, VA Led technical teams in the development, analysis, verification and validation of new space systems for DARPA. Acted as the lead technical consultant for the Responsive Access, Small Cargo, Affordable Launch (RASCAL) supersonic air-launched microsatellite delivery system. Conducted analysis of aircraft designs, propulsion systems, and concept of operations for the program. Developed unique cost-analysis tools for the air-launched spacecraft approach, providing new insights into optimal trades in aircraft and rocket performance. Managed the assessment of multiple contractor teams, leading to down-select of follow-on award. Created a unique optimization technique utilizing genetic algorithms to determine most effective and efficient spacecraft maneuver strategies. Led in the development, analysis, and assessment of new space program concepts, including radiation remediation systems, communications systems,

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and protection strategies. Managed research groups conducting multidisciplinary trade studies and analyses. Created and developed a new unmanned aircraft delivery concept that was ultimately turned into a funded DARPA program. Spacecraft Engineer, Space Systems / Loral Jul 93- Jun 01 Palo Alto, CA Systems Engineer: Lead Mechanical Systems Engineer for the Direct Broadcast Satellite Echostar-8 constructed for the DishTV network. Ensured proper design/verification/test/in-orbit operation of major spacecraft subsystems, including structures, deployment devices, solar arrays, antennas, mechanical positioning mechanisms, propulsion subsystems, and associated electrical interfaces. Coordinated activities of functional groups to ensure compatible and optimum subsystem design, and develop mechanical bus subsystem requirement specifications. Team lead, directing responsible engineers in the performance of mechanical subsystem analyses and trade studies including orbit raising and on orbit mechanical requirements. Provided leading role in spacecraft subsystems and systems level qualification/protoflight/acceptance test planning, testing and problem resolution. Propulsion Engineer: Lead propulsion analyst for geosynchronous spacecraft programs, including INTELSAT-VII, INTELSAT-IX, NSTAR, APSTAR, TEMPO, MABUHEY, and GOES. Performed modeling and analysis of bipropellant propulsion systems and component elements, including fluid systems analysis, thruster performance analysis and life analysis, and subsystem performance and prediction analysis. Conducted thruster plume analysis, determining dynamic controls and thermal parameters for spacecraft due to exhaust impingement. Performed spacecraft propellant loading analysis, determining optimum propellant loads for given spacecraft mission. Member of orbit-raising Mission Operations Center team: modeled and computed satellite apogee-motor firing parameters in near real-time, briefed Mission Operations Flight Director and Operations Center team, and manned/monitored Propulsion Flight Control Console during apogee motor firings. Modeled future spacecraft, conducting propulsion system design trade studies. Evaluated and determined new propulsion system designs. Interfaced with subcontractors and internal customers, management, and other engineering departments on spacecraft propulsion issues. Supervised propulsion component tests, including subcontractor hot-fire tests of rocket engines. Trained satellite operators to operate spacecraft propulsion systems. Constructed a new set of software/procedural tools that led to 50% reduction in time/cost of performing bipropellant loading and plume analysis. Authored new procedures for analysis techniques, ensuring ISO-9000 compliance. Served frequently as a company engineering seminar speaker, providing instruction in a diverse scope of spacecraft engineering topics. Failure Review Board Chairman: Managed cross-functional, multi-departmental review boards that evaluated all test failures and nonconforming products for major spacecraft programs. Each nonconformance was reviewed for technical content, completeness and corrective action to ensure reliable and safe operation of spacecraft prior to launch. Led efforts in this role for several

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major programs, including INTELSAT VII/VIIA, NSTAR, and ISS (ORU products). Ensured all ground test failures were sufficiently documented and secured in company's computer network based Product Assurance Information System, thus maintaining a "closed-loop" corrective action system for all products. Developed and implemented a "lessons-learned" database, which was transitioned as to a company-wide as a knowledge-based training tool. Designed and directed life tests of electronic parts designed for use on geosynchronous spacecraft. Conducted comprehensive thermal and thermodynamic modeling of electronic parts to characterize thermal/mechanical behavior in the space environment. Conceptualized and implemented novel experimental techniques used to determine effects of microgravity on heat transfer characteristics of these parts. Results were used to dictate operations of a spacecraft series valued in excess of $1.0 billion. Led Reliability Engineering's analysis of the life prediction of bipropellant rocket engine systems used for spacecraft station-keeping. Played significant role in development of an analytical life prediction model for these engines and in the determination of a required optimized firing mode to achieve maximum lifetime on-orbit, ensuring contracted lifetimes would be met for spacecraft with a total value in excess of $3.0 billion. Research Assistant, Stanford University/NASA Ames Sep 96 – May 00 Palo Alto, CA Designed and conducted aerospace system experiments in a variety of advanced test facilities at the NASA Ames Research Center (Fluid Mechanics Laboratory). Utilized special coatings in conjunction with advanced imaging and image processing systems and techniques to create high fidelity measurements of spatial pressure distributions on aircraft, automotive, and ship models in a variety of wind tunnels. Data utilized for determination of aerodynamic and structural loading properties of test articles. Focused on applications at low aerodynamic speeds; implemented new experimental methods which led to accuracy of results previously unrivaled in the aeronautics research and production test community. Provided testing support to NASA Ames personnel in the large-scale wind tunnel tests of aircraft, parachute systems, and automotive vehicles. Teaching Assistant, Stanford University Sep 92 – Jun 93 Palo Alto, CA Provided classroom and after-hours instruction to students in graduate level class "Principles of Aircraft Propulsion". Course emphasized the design and theory of ramjet, turbojet, turbofan, and turboprop engines. Graded and provided all solutions to class assignments. (Fall and Spring Quarters). Provided classroom and after-hours instruction to students in graduate level class "Principles of Rocket Propulsion". Course emphasized rocket staging, orbits, design of liquid and solid fuel engines, and nozzles. Related theories of gasdynamics, heat transfer, and chemical thermodynamics were stressed. Graded and provided all solutions to class assignments (Winter Quarter).

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Nuclear Submarine Officer (LT, USN) Jun 84 – Dec 89 United States Navy Student, Naval Nuclear Power School: Assigned to extensive training program covering theoretical and operational characteristics of a Naval Nuclear Powerplant. Student, Naval Nuclear Prototype: trained to operate and supervise operations of a naval nuclear power plant. Completed one month of intensive classroom training, followed by five months of hands-on training. Conducted complex evolutions and casualty drills at every watch station (officer and enlisted) at the S7G Naval Nuclear Prototype (a land-based operational reactor). Certified as Engineering Officer of the Watch (EOOW) for the S7G plant after successful completion of a detailed written and oral examination, followed by a comprehensive plant watchstanding evaluation. Student, Naval Submarine School: completed course of instruction in the concepts of submarine operations. Assigned to USS Flying Fish (SSN 673), and USS Sturgeon (SSN 637) fast attack nuclear submarines. Qualified as a Submarine Officer (awarded Gold Dolphins) after successful completion of a detailed training syllabus emphasizing submarine design, construction, operation, navigation, and weapons system deployment. Key contributor to: two overseas deployments, a Panama Canal transit, an Operational Reactor Safeguards Examination (ORSE), a nuclear refueling overhaul, post-overhaul sea trials, acoustics-range tests, materials inspection, and weapons tests. Assignments onboard included:

• Engineering Division Officer for the Reactor Controls division, directing operation and maintenance of electronic systems used to maintain reactor safety and control. Led group of eight highly trained Electronics Technicians.

• Engineering Division Officer for the Chemistry and Radiological Controls division, ensuring proper chemical control of reactor and steam plant water systems. Directed ship's radiological controls program, ensuring proper storage and disposal of radioactive materials. Enforced stringent personal radiation safeguards and monitored crew’s radiation exposure. Led group of five Engineering Laboratory Technicians.

• Communications Officer, directing operation of ship's radio and cryptological systems, including FLTSATCOM, VERDIN, ORESTES, LINK 11, and SSIXS. Managed ship’s communication plan. Drafted and released classified situation reports, authored and/or edited all other outgoing message traffic. Led and directed five enlisted radiomen.

• Chief Engineer, directly responsible for the safe and effective operation of the ship's nuclear power plant, steam plant, electrical plant, and associated auxiliary systems. Department Head, supervising Machinery, Electrical, Reactor Controls, Chemistry and Radiological Controls, and Damage Controls divisions. Lead quality control officer. Responsible for proper operation and maintenance of ship’s atmospheric controls machinery and enforcement of atmospheric controls program. Trained ship’s nuclear personnel using classroom seminars and watch-station drills. Enforced proper control room resource management procedures. Planned and directed a major nuclear upkeep repair period. Directed five junior officers and 50 enlisted technicians.

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Special qualifications and watch assignments were: • Officer of the Deck (Surface/Submerged/Battlestations), responsible for the safe

navigation and operation of the ship. Ensured proper utilization of ship’s sensors (SONAR, RADAR) and Tomahawk/MK-48 weapons systems. Recognized as Commanding Officer’s best ship handler in performance evaluations.

• Engineering Officer of the Watch, (EOOW) directing operation of the ship’s nuclear power plant from the ship’s reactor control (i.e. Maneuvering) room. Directed special reactor testing (initial criticality tests, power range tests) after completion of a nuclear refueling overhaul. Acted as EOOW during initial post-overhaul sea-trials (ship taken to sea and dived for first time after two year overhaul).

• Ship’s Duty Officer, acting as the Commanding Officer’s direct representative while in-port, ensuring proper safety, security, and maintenance of the ship.

• Engineering Duty Officer, responsible for ensuring proper shutdown operation of the ship’s nuclear power plant.

• Other collateral duties included Senior Supervisory Watch Officer, Diving Officer, Ship's Intelligence Officer, Top Secret Controls Officer, Sealed Authenticator Systems Control Officer, Communications Material Security System Alternate Officer, Primary-Mate (Fire Control) Battlestations Watchstander, Enlisted Submarine Qualification Officer.

Continued service as a Reserve Officer 1990-2004, retiring at rank of Commander. Specialized in Engineering Duty, responsible for the design, construction, maintenance, and acquisition of Navy ships and submarines. EDUCATION

• Ph.D. in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering (2000) Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA

• Master of Science in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering (1992) Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA

• Bachelor of Science in Engineering Science [Summa Cum Laude] (1984) Loyola University, Baltimore, Maryland

TRAINING COURSES

• Navy Nuclear Power School, (1985) • Navy Nuclear Prototype Training, (1986)

PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS

Papers

• Brown, O., Cantwell, B., and Mehta, R., “Low-Speed Flow Studies Using the Pressure Sensitive Paint Technique,” 81st AGARD/FDP, (1997).

• Brown, O., “Low Speed Pressure Measurements Using A Luminescent Coating System,” Ph.D. Thesis, Stanford University, 2000.

• Brown, O., Carter, P., and Rice, T., “DARPA's Rapid Access Small Cargo Affordable Launch (RASCAL) Program,” AIAA-2003-8004, AIAA 1st Responsive Space Conference, Redondo Beach, California, April 2003.

• Brown, O., Carter, P., Eremenko, P., Hudson, J., and Lynch, R., “Design Trade Space

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Analysis for Air-Launched Spacelift Vehicles,” AIAA-RS2-2004-8005, AIAA 2nd Responsive Space Conference, Los Angeles, California, April 19-22, 2004.

• Brown, O., “Reducing Risk of Large Scale Space Systems Using a Modular Architecture,” Aerospace Corporation Space Systems Engineering and Risk Management Symposium, Manhattan Beach, California, 2004.

• Brown, O., Eremenko, P., "Fractionated Space Architectures: A Vision for Responsive Space,” AIAA-RS4-2006-1002, AIAA 4th Responsive Space Conference, Los Angeles, California, April 24–27, 2006.

• Brown, O., Eremenko, P., and Roberts, C., "Cost-Benefit Analysis of a Notional Fractionated SATCOM Architecture,” AIAA-2006-5328, 24th AIAA International Communications Satellite Systems Conference, San Diego, California, June 11-14, 2006.

• Brown, O., Eremenko, P., "The Value Proposition for Fractionated Space Architectures,” AIAA-2006-7506, AIAA Space 2006, San Jose, California, September 19-21, 2006.

• Brown, O., Long, A., Shah, N., and Eremenko, P., “System Lifecycle Cost Under Uncertainty as a Design Metric Encompassing the Value of Architectural Flexibility,” AIAA-2007-6023, AIAA Space 2007 Conference and Exposition, Long Beach, California, September18-20, 2007.

• Brown, O., Eremenko, P., “Application of Value-Centric Design to Space Architectures: The Case of Fractionated Spacecraft,” AIAA-2008-7869, AIAA Space 2008 Conference and Exposition, San Diego, California, Sep. 9-11, 2008.

• Brown, O., Shah, N., “Fractionated Satellites: Changing the Future of Risk and Opportunity for Space Systems,” High Frontier Journal, Vol. 4, No., 1, United States Air Force Space Command, November 2008.

• Brown, O., Collopy, P., and Eremenko, P., “Value-Centric Design Methodologies for Fractionated Spacecraft: Progress Summary from Phase 1 of the DARPA System F6 Program,” AIAA Space 2009 Conference and Exposition, Pasadena, California, September 14-17, 2009.

• Brown, O., Eremenko, P., “Acquiring Space Systems in an Uncertain Future: The Introduction of Value-Centric Acquisition,” High Frontier Journal, Vol. 6 No.1, United States Air Force Space Command, November 2009.

• Brown, O., Anthony, J., “Gemini 76: Lessons from the Past, A Vision for the Future,” High Frontier Journal, Vol. 6 No.3, United States Air Force Space Command, November 2010.

• Beary, D., Brown, O., Crawford, C., Fulmer, J., and Roesler, G., “Leading into the Future: Creating the Cadre of Space Professionals,” High Frontier Journal, Vol 7, No. 4, United State Air Force Space Command, August 2011.

• Brown, O., Losinski, J., Ong, E., “System F6: Progress to Date,” Small Satellite Conference, Logan, Utah, August 2012.

Books

• Brown, O., Kennedy, F., and Pulliam, W., “DARPA’s Space History,” Chapter 16 in “Success Stories in Satellite Systems,” American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, 2009.

• Brown, O., Collopy, P., “Fractionated Spacecraft: Exploring Possible Futures of Space Systems,” Encyclopedia of Aerospace Engineering, Vol. 7, Part 35, Wiley, January 2011.

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Speeches, Briefings, and Lectures

• Numerous AIAA Sections, NASA Centers, etc., “Lessons Learned from Apollo 13,” 1994-Present.

• 2002 AIAA Leadership Conference Lunchtime Guest Speaker, “Rickover’s Principles of Leadership,” Indianapolis, Indiana, July 2002.

• Keynote Speaker, “[Space] Access and Infrastructure,” DARPATech 2007, Anaheim, California, August 2007.

• Stanford University Lectures in Innovation in Aeronautics and Astronautics, “Lessons from DARPA, Rickover, Fortune Cookies, et al.,” Stanford University, Palo Alto, California, April 28, 2008.

• Panel Member, “Aerospace: The Next 25 Years,” Stanford Aeronautics and Astronautics Department 50th Anniversary Symposium and Celebration, Palo Alto, California, May 10, 2008.

• Panel Member, “New Horizons in Space Launch and Space Operations,” 47th AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting, Orlando, Florida, January 7, 2009.

• Guest Speaker, AIAA 7th Responsive Space Conference, “DARPA’s Responsive Space Activities, Past, Present, and Future,” Los Angeles, California, April 30, 2009.

• Keynote Speaker, “Fractionated Space Systems: Networking in the Next Space Age,” The 11th IFIP/IEEE International Symposium on Integrated Network Management, Long Island, New York, June 3, 2009.

• Chairman, Plenary Session, “Spacecraft Fractionation: Rethinking Our Approach to Space Architecture,” AIAA Space 2009 Conference and Exposition, Pasadena, California, Sep 14-17, 2009.

ADVISORY AND OTHER POSITIONS • Chair, Industrial Advisory Board for Engineering, Loyola University (Baltimore) • Member Loudoun County, Virginia’s Joint Committee Citizen Volunteer Workgroup • President, EduneeringX, a 501.c.3 organization focused on development of new STEM

focused projects and curriculum

AWARDS • The Office of the Secretary of Defense Medal for Exceptional Public Service, 2009 • DARPA Director’s Award for Technical Excellence, 2007. One of only seven such

awards in the 2001-present timeframe, providing distinction as one of the agency’s top Program Managers

• DARPA Year End Award for program excellence, 2006 • Booz Allen Team Award, 2003 • Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Achievement Medal, and various unit awards • Navy Reserve Engineering Duty Officer Technical Excellence Award, 2000 • AIAA Distinguished Lecturer, 1994-2000 • Finalist for NASA Astronaut Program, 1994 • Stanford Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics Teaching Assistant of the Year

Award, 1992-93

INTERESTED CITIZENS

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

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

Name: Edward P. Gorski Email: (optional)

Address: 1601 Village Market Blvd, SE, #306 City, State, Zip: Leesburg, VA 20175

Phone Number: Alt. Phone: (optional)

Election District (leave blank if unknown): Leesburg

Name of Advisory Board, Commission, or Committee: Zoning Ordinance Action Group (ZOAG) Statement of Interest: I am currently a member of the Zoning Ordinance Action Group (ZOAG) and my current term of 2 years will expire as of September 30, 2014. I would therefore like to be reappointed for another two (2) year term. Thank you.

Work Experience: Ed has over thirty five years of professional planning experience with a variety of county, city, regional and not-for-profit planning agencies, including the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, Fairfax and Loudoun Counties, Virginia, and Frederick County, Maryland. Ed is currently the Loudoun County Land Use Officer for the Leesburg office of the Piedmont Environmental Council. He is responsible for various projects dealing with land use and environmental planning, conservation preservation, transportation planning, and historic preservation. Please reference the attached resume for more detail.

Volunteer Experience: Member of the Zoning Ordinance Action Group for the past two (2) years. Served as a member of the County's Fiscal Impact Committee for four (4) years.

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Education: BA from Wilkes University, Wilkes Barre, PA Masters of City and Regional Planning from the Catholic University of America, Washington, DC Masters of Art-US History from George Mason University, Fairfax, VA

Special Qualifications: Reference attached Resume

Other Information (optional):

1601 Village Market Blvd, SE, #306 Leesburg, Virginia 20175

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Edward P. Gorski

Education

2009 George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia Master of Arts-History 1977 Catholic University of America, Graduate School of Engineering and Architecture, Washington, D.C. Master of City and Regional Planning

1975 Wilkes University, Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania. Bachelor of Arts in Urban Affairs

Professional Experience

PIEDMONT ENVIRONMENTAL

COUNCIL

LOUDOUN COUNTY LAND USE

OFFICE

July 2004 - Present

Responsible for providing an overview of the land use policies and regulations for both the built and natural environment. Monitors local land use activities by regularly attending meetings of the Loudoun County Planning Commission, the Board of Supervisors, and other county and community meetings on related land use issues. Develops analyses of the impacts of zoning and policy changes on long-term community goals. Provides technical assistance and information upon request to local citizens and public officials on matters relating to the comprehensive plan, zoning regulations, transportation, air and water quality, and land conservation. Organizes effective community participation in critical local land use issues.

FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND

DIVISION OF PLANNING

CHIEF PLANNER

July 1994 – June 2004

Directed, developed, and implemented Frederick County's short- and long-range Comprehensive Planning program. In this capacity, developed and directed a complete revision of the Frederick County Comprehensive Plan, Volume 1: Countywide Plan. Designed and directed the completion of various multi-disciplinary functional plans and studies (i.e., Capital Improvements Budget and Program; Frederick County’s Water and Sewer Master Plan; Small Area/Community Focus Plans; demographic analysis, and fiscal impact studies) which permitted the Planning Commission and/or the Board of County Commissioners to make more informed decisions on the numerous complex issues with which they were confronted. Directed, reviewed, and evaluated such programs as transportation planning, land use planning, rezoning review, community development, and historic preservation. Assisted in coordinating the County’s planning efforts with regional agencies such as the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments. Coordinated the County’s short- and long-range planning efforts with the appropriate Federal, State, and County agencies. Served as the technical planning advisor to incorporated municipalities within the County and oversaw other planners in this task. Prepared and presented detailed reports to County boards and to other agencies and audiences. Supervised professional, technical, and clerical support staff in the Comprehensive Planning section. Prepared annual Performance Plans and Performance Assessments, including appropriate documentation and follow-up as required. Dealt with numerous members of the public, federal, state, and local governments, business community and other community leaders on a daily basis.

LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA

DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING

PRINCIPAL PLANNER

August 1989 - June 1994

Directed entry-level and mid-level professionals within the Division of Land Use Review. Directed the land development application process, from inception (i.e., pre-application conferences, project assignments, etc.) to completion. One of two project managers of the multi-disciplinary team charged with the preparation of the APA award winning Choices and Changes General Plan - the long-range plan for guiding Loudoun County's growth into the 21st Century. Processed, reviewed, and presented to the Planning Commission and the Board of Supervisors, complex and/or controversial land development applications (i.e., rezoning and special exceptions applications) and amendments to the County's Comprehensive Plan, including the development and implementation of a nationally acclaimed aircraft noise and land use compatibility program for the environs surrounding Washington Dulles International Airport. Negotiated, with various parties associated with the land development process, appropriate mitigation measures for each such application. Initiated and presented to the Planning Commission and the Board of Supervisors, amendments to the various elements of the County's land use control regulations (i.e., Zoning Ordinance, Land Subdivision and Development Ordinance, etc.). Assisted with the preparation of the annual work plans and the appropriate elements of the annual budget to provide the necessary funds to implement and complete these approved work plan elements. Prepared annual Performance Plans and Performance Assessments, including appropriate documentation and follow-up as required. Initiated and designed various technical analyses which permitted the Planning Commission and/or the Board of Supervisors to make more informed decisions on the numerous complex issues with which they are confronted. Dealt with numerous members of the general public, business/development community and other community leaders on a daily basis.

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LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA


PLANNER III

January 1989 - July 1989

Reviewed and processed complex land development applications (i.e., rezonings, special exceptions, subdivisions, and site plans) to determine conformance and/or compliance with the Loudoun County Zoning Ordinance, the Land Subdivision and Development Ordinance, the Facilities Standards Manual, and the various elements of the Comprehensive Plan. Prepared the detailed staff report utilized by the Planning Commission and/or the Board of Supervisors during their deliberations on a specific application. Identified site-specific development constraints and appropriate remedial actions and directed the effort to negotiate the incorporation of these measures into the overall design of a particular development proposal. Supervised the efforts of mid-level and entry-level professionals during their review and processing of various types of land development applications. Dealt with numerous members of the general public, business community and other community leaders on a daily basis.

ONEIDA COUNTY, NEW YORK


SENIOR PLANNER

July 1981 - December 1988

Supervised mid-level and entry-level professionals within the Local Technical Assistance Group of the Department of Planning, who were responsible for preparing and/or revising municipal zoning ordinances, subdivision/site plan regulations, and comprehensive plans for the various city, town, and village governments located throughout Oneida County. Reviewed complex land development applications (i.e., rezonings, subdivisions, and site plans) submitted to the department, to determine conformance with appropriate local, state and federal guidelines and regulations. Served as the Zoning Administrator for many of the various town and village governments located throughout Oneida County. Wrote educational manuals for use by local elected and appointed officials, as part of the Department's land use education series which were intended to provide guidance and recommendations on regulating such diverse uses as manufacturing housing units and wind energy conversion systems (i.e., windmills), as well as to provide guidance to individuals involved in the project development and review process. Developed and designed various multi-disciplinary plans and proposals, such as fiscal impact studies and demographic analyses, which were conducted by the department.

CITY OF UTICA, NEW YORK

DEPARTMENT OF URBAN AND

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

SENIOR PLANNER

April 1980 - June 1981

Prepared a major rewrite of the City's Master Plan and Zoning Ordinance. Prepared and administered several Community Development Block Grants (CDBGs) and Urban Development Action Grants (UDAGs) and developed several Neighborhood Sector Plans as well as monitored various facets of the City's Economic Reinvestment Program. Dealt with the Mayor and City Manager on a regular basis as well as with members of the City Council and Planning Board throughout these processes. Dealt on a daily basis with numerous members of the general public, business community and other community leaders.

FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA

OFFICE OF COMPREHENSIVE

PLANNING

ASSOCIATE PLANNER

April 1978 - March 1980

Conducted environmental site analysis of major development plans (i.e., rezonings, subdivisions, site plans, etc.) submitted to the office. Analyzed and identified environmental factors and constraints related to geology, topography, hydrology, soils, vegetative cover, wildlife habitat, and noise, air, and visual quality. Developed appropriate remedial actions necessary to mitigate any identified negative project level impacts and negotiated their incorporation into the overall design of a particular land development proposal. Developed noise compatible land use planning strategies as they related to aircraft, highway, railroad, and other environmental noise sources.

METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON

COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS

ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNER

October 1975 - March 1978

Developed noise compatible land use controls and advised member jurisdictions on various planning mechanisms, appropriate to each, which would assist them in their efforts at noise compatible land use planning.

CITY OF WILKES BARRE,

PENNSYLVANIA


ASSISTANT PLANNER

January 1975 - September 1975

Updated and revised several segments of the City's Master Plan. Prepared several Neighborhood Planning District Small Area Plans

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