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Christy Herron,AICP Page 2 Relevant Experience (Continued) U.S.Navy,Naval Weapons Station Concord EIS for Disposal and Reuse, Contra Costa County.Project Manager. Ms. Herron was manager for the preparation of a programmatic EIS per the requirements of NEPA for the Atlantic Division of the Naval Facilities Engineering Command.The EIS addresses base realignment and closure(BRAC)activities at NWS Concord, includes the transfer of approximately 5,038 acres of land at NWS Concord from the Navy to the City of Concord, and assesses potential impacts related to future redevelopment and re-use of this property per the City's adopted Area Plan. Ms. Herron managed the team that prepared the EIS,and provided cost and schedule control. In addition,Ms.Herron worked with the Navy and City of Concord to refine the proposed re-use alternatives evaluated in the EIS. Confidential Client, Solar Photovoltaic(PV)Generating Facilities Program, Fresno and Kings Counties,CA.Project Manager. Ms. Herron was program manager for a confidential commercial solar developer client,for fast-tracked, simultaneous preparation of nine extensive CEQA Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declarations(IS/MNDs), conditional use permit applications,and supporting studies for the development of 5-to 160-megawatt(MW)solar photovoltaic(PV)generating facilities, located on former agricultural land in California's Central Valley. Ms. Herron worked closely with the client to streamline and expedite document preparation and submission to achieve schedule objectives,and managed the technical team and subcontractors. Ms. Herron also provided quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC)for the preparation of supporting technical studies. Urban Planning and Infill City of Richmond,Terminal One Project EIR.Project Manager. Ms. Herron is managing the preparation of an EIR evaluating the Terminal One project,a development proposal that would convert a vacant,former industrial site on Richmond's waterfront. The 14-acre site would be developed with up to 340 homes, as well as a two-acre park and a Bay Trail loop. Particular effort involves assisting the city with the analysis of the potential aesthetic effects of the new development on existing significant views, and closely evaluating effects related to cleanup of hazardous materials, sea level rise and flooding,and land use and planning consistency. Ms. Herron is working with the City to complete the EIR according to an aggressive schedule,while the project description continues to evolve. City of Concord Planning Division,Adjunct Staff. Contract Planner. Under a contract with the City of Concord,Ms. Herron worked in-house at the City's Development Department,Planning Division, as a current(permit counter) planner. Ms.Herron provided assistance to the public regarding zoning;the City's General Plan and other strategic plans; municipal ordinances,laws and regulations; and design review. She provided assistance to the public directly at the Division's Planning counter,by telephone,and at public meetings. She reviewed planning applications and project plans;prepared staff reports and