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62 a growing center for high tech industry and a destination for visitors seeking a relaxing visit to one of many local wineries. The establishment in 1952 of the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory (renamed Lawrence Livermore Laboratory in 1971 and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in 1979) by the University of California spurred Livermore’s technological growth in the fields of atomic ordnance, nuclear research and medicine. Today, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is the largest employer in Livermore employing over 6,500 people. Governance and Management Livermore operates under a City Council/City Manager form of government. Livermore is governed by a five-member governing board. The current members of the City Council and the expiration dates of their terms are set forth below. Council Member Expiration of Term Bob Woerner, Mayor November 2022 Trish Munro, Vice Mayor November 2022 Gina Bonanno, Council Member November 2022 Bob Carling, Council Member November 2024 Brittni Kiick, Council Member November 2024 The City Council appoints a City Manager who manages and administers the daily affairs of Livermore under guidelines of the City Council. The City Manager is Marc Roberts. Scott Lanphier is the Director of Public Works. Marc Roberts was appointed to the position of City Manager for the City of Livermore in January 2012. Mr. Roberts has worked for the City of Livermore since 1987, including twelve years as Community Development Director. He has played a key role in several important projects for Livermore. Mr. Roberts was the project manager for the development of the South Livermore Valley Specific Plan, a program that helped revitalize Livermore’s wine country, which won a national planning award. He also was the program manager for the City’s Permit Streamlining program that resulted in the development of the City’s One-Stop Permit Center in 1997. As the Community Development Director, Mr. Roberts led the team that wrote and implemented the Downtown Specific Plan, a plan that transformed Livermore’s Downtown through dozens of coordinated private and public projects. Prior to working for Livermore, Mr. Roberts worked for the Town of Tiburon as a Planner. Mr. Roberts holds a Bachelor of Science degree with honors in Landscape Architecture from UC Davis and a Master of Business Administration degree from UC Berkeley. Scott Lanphier received his Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Colorado in 1991. He began his career in the traffic and transportation industry working for several private firms in the Sacramento area. In 1998, he joined state service with Caltrans, District 3 and worked to assist public agencies with federal and state grants for surface transportation projects. In 2003 he opened his own traffic engineering practice in Marysville, California. In 2005, he returned to Caltrans to continue helping agencies process federal and state grant funds. In 2010, Mr. Lanphier joined Parsons Brinkerhoff (now WSB) as a senior engineering manager, developing the Sacramento area transportation sector. In 2013, Mr. Lanphier accepted a position as Public Works Director for the County of Colusa. During his tenure there, his duties including serving as the County Engineer, Executive Director of the Colusa County Transportation