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Date of Meeting: February 20, 2013
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING
ACTION ITEM SUBJECT: APPOINTMENTS:
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. Commission on Aging
a. Joyce Sparbanie as the Catoctin District Representative b. Arthur Skaer as the Dulles District Representative
2. Heritage Commission
a. Robert Burton as the Catoctin District Representative
Non-District specific appointments 1. Heritage Commission
a. Larry Simms as an At-Large Appointed Member
2. Loudoun Health Council: Term to expire 9/30/15 a. Debra Townsend as a Healthcare Professional
3. Zoning Ordinance Action Group: Term to expire 9/30/16
a. J. Kevin Ruedisueli as an At-Large Appointed Member
A. NOMINATIONS
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.
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1. Heritage Commission: Robert Burton and Larry Simms are expected to be confirmed at this meeting.
Chairman At-Large Childs Burden Catoctin District Robert Burton Algonkian District Robert D. Gehrke Dulles District Robert Lynd Ashburn District William Wilkin Leesburg District Jana Shafagoj Blue Ridge Mark Ware Sterling District Steve Meserve Broad Run District VACANT At-Large Deborah Heimburger 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
* 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.
2. 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 James Castro Community Rep Michael D. Morgan Community Rep Brian McMullen Community Rep VACANT YAC Yein Ha
Interested Citizens * Dr. Heather Applegate, Russell A. Matijevich, Lt. Col, USAF (retired) and Heather Clark
have expressed their interest to be appointed to the Lyme Disease Commission. Their resumes are available upon request.
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3. Commission on Aging: Joyce Sparbanie and Arthur Skaer are expected to be
confirmed at this meeting.
Chairman At-Large Megan Descutner Catoctin District Joyce Sparbanie Algonkian District William Mahoney Dulles District Arthur Skaer Ashburn District Theresa Ruddy Leesburg District Alvin Sowards Blue Ridge Sheila Kelly Sterling District VACANT Broad Run District Charlotte Nurge
4. Commuter Bus Advisory Board: Algonkian District Representative.
Chairman At-Large Brenda Morton Catoctin District Steven Jessberger Algonkian District VACANT Dulles District Angela Blair Ashburn District Shelley Huss Leesburg District Robert Patterson Blue Ridge Matt Mansell Sterling District Brenda Baker Broad Run District Phillip McNutt
5. Loudoun County Transportation Improvement and Safety Commission: 1 district specific opening; Algonkian.
Chairman At-Large Richard Zietz Catoctin District Daryl S. Borquist Algonkian District VACANT Dulles District W. Shawn Sutherland Ashburn District David Draper, Jr. Leesburg District Frank Holtz Blue Ridge Frank W. Sterns Sterling District Donald Stephens Broad Run District Tad Borkowski
6. Joint Committee- Volunteer Citizens Work Group: Two district specific openings: At-Large and Sterling.
Chairman At-Large VACANT Catoctin District Charles D. Cowan Jr. Algonkian District Michael Morgan Dulles District Deepa Jha Ashburn District Wendy Wooley Leesburg District Owen Brown Blue Ridge Judy Rodgers Sterling District VACANT Broad Run District Robin Vander
Voort
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II. Current Vacancies for Non-District Specific Representatives
Nominations are in order for the following at-large committees, commissions and boards.
1. Community Services Board: 6 appointed citizen openings; 3 to expire 2013, 2 to expire 2015 and 1 to expire 2014.
Interested Citizens
* Charles Houston, Rene Murray, James R. (Randy) Steeprow and Sarah Elizabeth Bryant have expressed their interest in being appointed to the Community Services Board. Please find Sarah’s resume attached.
2. Disability Services Board: 15 non-district specific appointed positions; 5 at-large
openings * James R. (Randy) Steeprow and Cindy Quick have expressed their interest in being
appointed to the Disability Services Board. Their resumes are available upon request.
3. Facilities Standards Manual Public Review Committee: (No limit on number of members)
* Edward P. Gorski and Cemile Bingol have expressed their interest in being appointed to
the FSMRC. Their resumes are available upon request.
4. Family Services Advisory Board: 12 non-district specific appointed positions; 3 at-large openings with the following term expiration dates; 3/31/14, 9/30/14 and 12/31/15.
Interested Citizens
* Altaf Husain, John Thomas, James R. (Randy) Steeprow, Deborah L. Parker and April Washington have expressed their interest in being appointed to the Family Services Board. Their resumes are available upon request.
5. Housing Advisory Board: 2 at-large appointed members 6. Housing Choice Voucher Resident Advisory Board: 5 members & two alternates;
2 openings Interested Citizens
* Maria Vallarino and April Washington have expressed an interest in being appointed to the Housing Choice Voucher Resident Advisory Board. Their resumes are available upon request.
7. Landfill Special Exception Review Committee: 10 non-district specific appointed positions; 8 openings
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8. Loudoun Health Council: 20 non-district specific appointed positions; 1 At-
Large physician representative opening. (Publicizing since: November 25, 2010)
Interested Citizens * David Dieterich, Imran Khan have expressed their interest in being appointed to the
Loudoun Health Council. Their resumes are available upon request.
9. Police Directed Towing Advisory Board: 5 At-Large Appointments; 1 Local Law Enforcement vacancy. 10. Towing Advisory Board: 3 at large appointed members; 1 Citizen Representative vacancy.
11. Zoning Ordinance Action Group: 1 at-large opening. J. Kevin Ruedisueli is
expected to be confirmed at this meeting. * James R. (Randy) Steeprow, Charles (Chuck) Stipancic, Jr., Patrick Swann, Ollin E.
Toler and Gem Bingol have expressed their interest in being appointed to the Zoning Ordinance Action Group. Please find J. Kevin’s resume attached.
Attachments: Resumes/letters of recommendation 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: Sarah Adler, Office of the County Administrator
CONFIRMATIONS
1 Oakfield Drive Lovettsville, VA 20180
412-478-5996 (home) [email protected]
Joyce Sparbanie
Summary of Qualifications I am a Registered Nurse with management experience and exceptional people skills. Versed in all aspects of the nursing field, the majority of my experience and career has been as a Hospice nurse. Core Qualifications Excel in organization and time management Client and family focused Excellent verbal skills
Wide knowledge of all clients, patients, and family needs during aging process. Education The Western Pennsylvania Hospital School of Nursing Graduated: 1997 Degree: Registered Nurse Professional Director of Clinical Nursing, Bethany Hospice Experience Pittsburgh, PA Director of Clinical Care Services, MEDI Home Hospice Pittsburgh, PA Registered Nurse, The Hospices of Northern VA Leesburg, VA Duties Managed daily operations of clinical staff including RNs, LPNs, CNAs, and a multidisciplinary team. Case managed patients and ensured their comfort and dignity as they progressed though the dying process. I also assisted families during their time of distress and heartache. Worked with, and managed the multidisciplinary team that cared for all involved with each client. References Available upon request
Arthur H. Skaer 25468 Farm Neck Court Certified Personal Trainer N.A.S.M. South Riding, Virginia 20152 Specializing in Senior Fitness (703) 327-2490 [email protected]
1 Finding the World in Loudoun County – With Soccer’s Help, Unexpected Bonds Form in Diverse Development by Stephanie McCrummen- Sunday July 24, 2005 Washington Post
2 Wall Street Tycoons: Local Students become market experts playing ”Bulls & Bears” April 19, 1989 The Connection Newspaper
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BIOGRAPHY
Once stated “As always, Arthur Skaer – real estate agent, orchestrator, all-around community guy” was able to get a diversity group of people to get things done as told on the front page of the Sunday Edition Washington Post1 . Arthur from an early age has interacted with Foreign Dignitaries and High ranking American Officials as his father held high profile post in both Diplomatic and Military Functions. He and his sibling were taught to respect and to interact with the guests at these regular events needed for the successful part of their father’s job. He has travel widely throughout the world visiting over 20 countries and being on four different continents. In the Washington Area this has been especially useful in the many cultures that resided here. His early experience with adults aided greatly when his first position in banking out of college where he had daily interactions with the seniors for a Senior Apartment building next to the bank. Many of them were originally from foreign lands and he was able to gain their trust quickly with knowledge of their land and ability to interact with people his senior. That was an important skill when trust is paramount in bank dealing with customer who live through the Great Depression. Arthur’s people skills have remained front in center in his career in banking, sales, customer service, real estate, columnist and educational consultant to the Gift and Talent Students in Fairfax County as reported in the Connection Newspaper2.
Since Arthur moved in Loudoun County in 1997 near the beginning of the community of South Riding he has been active in the community. He has held several offices on three committees in the HOA. He wrote in the first newsletters of the South Riding profiling new business owners coming into the community. He ran an indoor soccer team that had the first Town Manager Paul Orlando and the recent HOA President Jeff Salmon on it not surprising call South Riding United. He coordinated a pickup up game of soccer for over 7 years that caught the eye of the Washington Post Reporter. He has coached Loudoun Soccer Starting in 2002 and won an award for Sportsmanship in 2011 given in R.F.K. Stadium.
He is very interest in Senior Issues. He is part of what the media calls the “Sandwich Generation”. He has a child and a senior (Mother-In-Law) living in his home. He has worked with Ann Hinerman at the Senior Center in South Riding for several years. He has started a walking club with the seniors there to keep them healthy and active. He is on the Board of the Northern Virginia Senior Olympics and is working on expanding Loudoun’s participation in this year’s games. He is now old enough that he has competed and won several gold medals in his age class in the N.V.S.O. He is a Certified Personal Trainer (National Association of Sports Medicine) with a focus on Senior Fitness. He is using his skills to get his Mother-In-Law off a walker and walking unaided again. His household spans three generations. He can weigh the needs of the children and schools with the needs of the working parents and adults as well as the seniors.
Debra Townsend CEO~President Concepts of Care, Inc., and The National Center for Compassionate CareTM “Caring for the People that Care for the People.” & CEO~Chief Nursing Officer & Founding Senior Partner International Care ADVOCACY Foundation, Washington D.C./Florida "Making a World of Difference...In Patient, Family, Caregiver, & Military Caregiver Advocacy."
Executive Director The Catoctin Foundation & Loudoun Free Clinic "Offering Compassionate and Competent Care for Underserved Populations"
PROFESSIONAL Expertise: Debra Townsend has dedicated her personal and professional life to the service of others, celebrating forty years within the profession of nursing. Her presentation savvy gleans from over three decades as an international keynote & institute leader, having delivered over 4000 presentations throughout the USA, Canada, England, Scotland, Ireland, and Japan. A respected healthcare executive and pioneer for women in business, Townsend has served as the CEO-President of four companies. She consults for a variety of organizations, assisting them with retention, culture development and establishing a more healthy/empowered work environment. She designed the first Caregiver Advocacy Model© in the country and piloted this within twelve healthcare organizations during the past decade. Clients included Duke University Health System, Florida Hospital System, and multiple healthcare organizations throughout the USA. Her most recent honor was inclusion as one of the top 100 Nurse Mentors in the world and was published by Sigma Theta Tau, International. Debra transitioned to Washington D.C. in 2010, to begin work as a philanthropic leader. She is currently: CEO~Chief Nursing Officer of the International CareADVOCACY Foundation. Advocating for patient, family, caregivers, and military caregivers in crisis, she will direct the first WORLD CONGRESS for Care ADVOCACY in 2016, bringing together thought-leaders from over thirty countries. In 2014, she will host “Heart of Hope Institutes” with a focus on resilience, renewal, holistic health, and serves as a Retreat Leader~Executive Coach for multiple groups in business-healthcare. Led by a desire to care for her community, Debra accepted the role of Executive Director of the Catoctin Foundation and the Loudoun Free Clinic in 2011, and is passionate about compassionate and competent care for underserved populations. Author of sixty audio-books, her hope is to continue philanthropic leadership and complete her recent series of writings….until the time comes for her to focus on grandchildren and spoil them beyond measure. She is the proud Mother of two magnificent daughters, and resides in the beautiful state of Virginia.
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J. Kevin Ruedisueli, Architect Kevin Ruedisueli, Inc 14680 Rose Hollow Lane Waterford, VA 20197 540.882.3278 (Office) 540.882.9667 (Fax) 540.454.4670 (Cell) [email protected] January 24, 2013
Mr. Ruedisueli is a licensed architect with over 30 years of
construction and professional experience. The range of projects with which he has been associated includes commercial, office, and residential. While he has practiced primarily in the Washington, DC metropolitan area, his projects have also extended to Montana, Pennsylvania, Boston, Maine, Texas, and Costa Rica.
Work in Loudoun County has involved numerous old and
historic properties, including projects that required work with the County HDRC, the Virginia DHR, the US Department of the Interior, and the National Trust for Historic Preservation. In addition, Mr. Ruedisueli has served on the County’s Historic District Review Committee, the Board of Directors of the Waterford Foundation, the County Planning Commission, the County Rural Economic Development Council, the County Design Cabinet, and the Leesburg Downtown Improvement Association.
Representative Projects: Office 104 Church St. SE, Leesburg, VA; 5,000 sf GeoStructures Building, Browning Ct., Purcellville, VA;
17,000 sf 6 Wirt St. NW, Leesburg, VA; 3,000 sf
210 Wirt St. SW, Leesburg, VA; 8,000 sf Burnett & Williams, Leesburg, VA; 300 sf Castle Rock, Leesburg, VA; 3500 sf Kelly Insurance, Leesburg, VA; 2,000 sf 202 Church St. SE, Leesburg, VA; 10,000 sf
GeoStructures, Purcellville
104 Church St SE, Leesburg
6 Wirt St NW, Leesburg
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Commercial The Finicky Filly, Middleburg, VA; 3,000 sf Linden Vineyards, Linden, VA; 2,000 sf Doukenie Winery, Hillsboro, VA; 6,000 sf
Residential—new single family homes & rehabilitation of Old and historic properties
(Numerous throughout Loudoun County and within Leesburg, and the sundry Historic districts) The Ratcliffe House, Waterford, VA; Addition Samuel Means House, Waterford, VA; Addition & Alterations The Dormers, Waterford, VA; Additions Hendershot Residence, Taylorstown, VA; Addition & Alterations Village Edge, Waterford, VA; New Home Watenmaker Residence, Waterford, VA; New Home Goode Residence, Waterford, VA; New Home Linderman Residence, Taylorstown, VA; New Home Burnett Residence, Hamilton, VA; Rehabilitation
Recognition:
Associated Builders & Contractors: 1998—Linderman Residence Signature of Loudoun Awards: 2006 —210 Wirt St. SW, Leesburg 2007—6 Wirt St. NW, Leesburg 2009—104 Church St. SE, Leesburg 2010—Burnett Residence, Loudoun County
Education: Bachelor of Science (1972) and Master of Architecture
(1975), The Massachusetts Institute of Technology Licensed to Practice in Virginia 1991 Affiliations: American Institute of Architects
Coston-Pabis Residence, Middleburg
Ratcliffe House, Waterford
Samuel Means House, Waterford
Linderman Residence, Taylorstown
Burnett Residence, Hamilton
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Public Service: Waterford Foundation – Past Board Member, Chairman
of Properties Committee, and Board President Loudoun County Historic District Review Committee –
Member and past Chairman Loudoun County Planning Commission – At Large
Commissioner, and past Chairman Leesburg Downtown Improvement Association – Board
of Directors and past subcommittee Co-Chair Loudoun County Rural Economic Development Council –
Past Representative for Professional Services Loudoun County Design Cabinet – Current member References:
Peter Burnett
105 Loudoun St. SE
Leesburg, VA 20175
703.777.1650 (Office)
703.777.9833 (Fax)
JoAnna Coston
Loudoun Land Partners, LLC
P.O. Box 957
Middleburg, VA 20118
540.687.6420 (Office)
540.687.6416 (Fax)
David & Karen Hendershot
13232 Loyalty Road
Leesburg, VA 20176
540.822.4683
Chalk Farm, Wheatland
Hendershot Residence, Taylorstown