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Home My WebLink About2000-11-27 01-37 ORDERCOUNCIL AMON Item No. 01-3] Date: November 27, 2000 Item/Subject DInI the City of Bangofs Vote for the Marc! of Directors of IM Municipal ReAm Ccrnmith:e to he Cast for Robert W. Farrar. Responaible Department: City Manager The Municipal Review Committee Is responsibe for overseeing Me relationship he�n the Penobscot Energy Recovery Corporation and Me municlpallms which area this facility for the disposel of municipal solid waste. Throe p ftbns on Me B M M Directors will expire at Me end of th6 calendar year. M addition, there6 a fount vacancy due M the resignation of Mane Baker from the Board. Bob Farrar's term Is az of Mose whi will be expiring at the end of December. Bob has repneanded the Oty an the Boats far a number of years and currently serves as its Treasurer. He has represented! the Ory and the other municipalities well during his tenure. I would recommend net the City cast IN vate for Bob Farrar for an additional term. cause note that the MRC uses a weighted balbt where each munblpallties vote a counted based on that munitlpallms guarantee! tonnage delivered! to PERC. The Ory of Bangor has Me highest guaranteed tonnage, and our vole has tratlgbnally W M our candidate being elected. ?lH� IM4r Department Head Manager's Comments: City Manager Associated! Information: Ortel, memo, ballot, biographies Finance Dlrec a Legal Approval: City solichor Introduced for &"47- X passage Nrst Reading Page_of Referral 01-3] 4 Assigned N Councilor H "cci November 27. 2000 CITY OF BANGOR MOP (TIRE.) Order, Directing the Cry of Bangor's Vote for the Board of Directors of the Municipal Review Comoddlee W be Cast for Robert W. Farrar By th 011ly Co rofboe Gly ofBangor ORDERED, THAT The Citys vote for the Board of Directors of the Municipal Review Committee shall be cast for Robert W. Farrar. IN CITY mDecll November 27. 2000 Passed / X't�U"f�a Cjc d 01-3] 08D➢B MTLEJ Nirecti" the city of Baoeor's Vote for ties Board of Directors of the M icipol eev£ev Comittee to he Past for Robert V. Farrar Ensuring affordable, long term, environmentally sound disposal of MSW 01-37 EPX)a 2579 ff 800779678, a 0 7,.bdwd ry OHO% 5 kJW 2 q 207-948548 a fv,, ECE, VOTING BALLOT To fill three positions for January 1, 2001 to December 3T, 2003; and • To 011 one vacancy expiring December 31, 2002. The Charter Municipality of casts its vote for the following individual to serve on the Municipal Review Committee Board of Directors. Note: Candidates are listed alphabetically. Biographies for each candidate are attached. VOTE FOR ONE INDIVIDUAL ONLY Move than one destined box will invalidate me ballot. 0 Gregory Brown, City of Waterville 0 John Chisholm, Town of Levant 0 Joshua T. Day, Town of Lincolnville 0 Robert W. Fonar, City of Bangor ❑ Rod Hathaway, Town of Veazie 0 Paul R. Mazzaccam, City of Old Town 0 Harold A. Miller, Town of Alton 0 Donald A. Strout, Town of Corinth ❑ Steven N. Tuckerman, Town of Hermon Please reason this ballot no later than Oecember 8, 2000 to: Municipal Review Committee, Inc. PO Box 2479 Bangor, ME 0,1,102-2579 OR Fax to (207)942-3548 RESULTS OF THIS ELECTION WILL BE READ AT THE MRC ANNUAL MEETING TO BE HELD DECEMBER 11, 2000. mrWing affordable, Ione term, environmentally sound disposal of MSW WAS POB dr < m6eME de4nd elmSu , 300 ME 00 2579 _ , _ Municipal Review Committee Candidate Biographies November 2000 Gregory Brown City of Waterville 01-3] 207-942.6389 iu 207@941.3548 Fo^ 1980- University of Maine at Orono, BS Civil Engineering 1984- PE, Civil Engineering Extensive industrial construction experience including construction project management Environmental Consulting: waste streams, waste management, site evaluation, waste sites, wastewater & pollution control Planning Board Chair, Town of Clinton City of Watevil le, City Engineer & Public Works Director John Chisholm Town of Levant MRC Board of Directors for seven years Town of Levant Budget Committee for seven years, followed by Board of Selectmen for another seven years. MSAD #23 Board of Directors for three years Presently sewing the Town of Levant on the Community Development Block Grant Committee nve were successful in our grant application on the third try.) and on the Libary Committee. The present complexity of MSW disposal issues, not only the Parity Deal and it financial arrangements, but the proposed merger of BHE with Nova Scotia Power and the pending legal action against the managing partner of PERC, truly requires an MRC Board dedicated to, and intimately familiar with, municipal affairs and concerns. Member Communities have been very fortunate indeed to have just such an MRC Board these last several years. It would be an honor to continue serving on this Board. Joshua T. Day Town of Lincolnville 1986- Present: Town Administrator, Town of Lincolnville 1986 -Present: Member of Mid -Coast Solid Waste Corporation, Executive Committee 1994 -Present: Vice Chair, Municipal Review Committee Member and past Presidentie cretxry of Coastal Manager's Association Member and past President of West Bay Rotary Club Pan member of Board of Directors, Maine Town and City Manager's Association 01-37 Bob Farrar City of Bangor Assistant City Manager/Human Resource Director, City of Bangor Board of Directors, Municipal Review Committee, 1991-2000 Treasurer, Municipal Review Committee Board of Directors Chair, Finance Committee, Municipal Review Committee Board of Directors Rod Hathaway Town of Veazie Veazie Town Councilor, 197"resent Veazie Town Council Chair, 1985-mesem Penobscot County Budget Committee, 1992yresent MMA Legislative Policy Committee, 1994-1996 Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce, 1982 -present PVCOG, 1980-1985 Associated Constructors of Maine, 1994-1998 Maine Metal Products Association, 1994 -present Paul R. Mazzaccaro City of Old Town 10/99- present: City Manager, City of Old Town 9/98- 10/99: Private Business, consulting 7/96-8/98: Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority 1990- 1996: Project Manager, Mid Connecticut Project, 2000 ton/day refuse derived fuel waste -to -energy plant serving 64 municipalities 1998- 1990: Project Manager, Bridgeport Project, 2200 ton/day mass bum waste -to- energy plant serving Southwest Connecticut 1987- 1988: Assistant Project Manager, Mid Connecticut Project 1986- 1987: Assistant Town Manager, Groton CF 1984 -1986: Senior Budget Analysg Office of Fiscal Analysis, CT State Legislature 1980- 1984: Assistant Town Manager, Plainville, R BA in Political Science, MPA in Public Administration Harold A. Miller Town of Alton Attended University of Maine and Husson College Board of Selectmen — 5 years, Chair, 4 years 1155 Program, St. Michael's Catholic Charities of Maine Conflict Resolution Facilitator, River Coalition LTCOP, volunteer Former Law Enforcement Officer, 37 years Construction Foreman, 33 years Legislature Policy Committee, 2 years Recreation Director, 5 years School Board, 3 years 01-37 Alton Park Commission, 2 years Member of Elks Lodge Member of IOOF Lodge Member of Welfare Director's Association Treasurer, Pushaw Lake Snowmobile Club Member of Mu Sigma Chi Fraternity Donald A. Strout Town of Corinth Town Manager of Corinth, 1979 -present Representative, Maine Legislature, 1972-1997 Treasurer, Central Penobscot Solid Waste Facility, 1994present Steven N. Tuckerman Town of Hermon IS, Worster Polytechnic Institute, 1976 Masters in Regional Planning, UMASS, 1979 MPS, University of Maine,1998 Over twenty years experience in municipal government, including 3 years experience as Town Manager of Hermon. I have dealt with solid waste issues my entire career. I have worked on two landfill closings. I have worked on an advisory committee for the construction of a wasteto-energy plant in Harford. I have worked in regulating and permitting a paper mill sludge landfill. My varied experience dealing with solid waste issues make me uniquely qualified for the position. Ensuring affordable, longterm, inamranmonmlly sound disposal of MSW 01-37 OF 031 157OR) Me w, • care heA tl111300 107941-6189 •Faro • B yw E W2-25 207942 3546 , Po� Memo me MRC Membership Ensure Gregory Ewmder Dat« 11cY2000 Rs Eltttion Ballot for Board of Durations Please find enclosed the voting ballot for this years election to the Board of Directors. Biographies for all nine candidates are attached to the ballot. You will note that in addition to filling three positions, to expire December 31, 2003, there is one vacancy to fill, with the term ending December 31, 2002. This vaancy, was created by Mane Baker's retirement hour municipal service and resignation from the Board. In order to fill the Mese four positions in a fair manner, the three candidates with the highest umber of sots will fill the three positions, whose terms expire December 31, 2003. The fourth highest candidate will fill the vacancy. Ballots must be received in this office by December B, 2000. You have the option of mailing or faxing your ballot. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Remember, East your vase for early one aFMidate!