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The Long Creek Watershed
Management District (LCWMD) was created by interlocal agreement among the
municipalities of South Portland, Portland, Westbrook and Scarborough. The
agreement was executed in August 2009. There are up to 16 Governing Board
members of the LCWMD as follows: Portland (2) - one municipal official or
employee and one private Participating Landowner or non-profit representative;
Scarborough (2) - one municipal official or employee and one public or private
Participating Landowner; South Portland (7) - two municipal officials or
employees, four private Participating Landowners and non-profit representative;
and Westbrook (3) - one municipal official or employee and two private
Participating Landowners; and one representative each from MDOT and MTA, if they
become participating landowners.
Governing
Board Members:
Gerard
Jalbert - President, Chairman of the Board
South Portland nonprofit representative
Gerard Jalbert is a loan officer at Bank of America. He is a
former member of the Board of Appeals of the City of South
Portland, Maine and currently is chair of its Planning Board.
Mary
Costigan - Vice President, Vice Chair of the Board
Portland municipal representative
Mary Costigan is an associate corporation counsel for the City
of Portland.
Curtis
Bohlen - Treasurer
Portland nonprofit representative
Curtis Bohlen is Director of the Casco Bay Estuary Partnership.
He holds a PhD in Ecology from Cornell University and has served
on the Environmental Studies faculty of Bates and Colby
Colleges. He serves on Maine's Board of Pesticides Control.
Dan
Bacon - Secretary
Scarborough municipal representative
Dan Bacon is the Planner for the Town of Scarborough.
David
Thomes
South Portland municipal representative
David Thomes is the Collection Systems Manager for the City of
South Portland.
Jim
Hughes
South Portland municipal representative
Jim Hughes is South Portland City Councilor for District 5,
where Long Creek is located. He also serves on the South
Portland Deferred
Compensation Committee, Fair Hearing Board (General Assistance),
ecomaine Board of Directors (formerly RWS), and the West End
Trails Committee. Jim owns Hughes - Bérubé, Inc a
computer consulting business.
John
O’Hara
Westbrook municipal representative
John O'Hara is employed at Port of
Portland as Maintenance Director. He currently serves on the
Westbrook City Council. He also participated in the following
Westbrook committees: Highways (Chairman for 4 years), Accounts
& Claims (Vice President for 4 years), WEIC, Downtown
Revitalization Committee, Riverfront Revitalization Committee
– Westbrook municipal representative.
Ed
Palmer
South Portland private landowner representative (hospitality
industry)
Ed Palmer is the General Manager of the Marriott Sable Oaks. He
has served on the board of the Portland Regional Chamber.
David
Russell
South Portland private landowner representative
(industrial/manufacturing sector)
David Russell is the Staff Facilities Engineer for Fairchild
Semiconductor. He has been with Fairchild for more than 30
years and has been involved with Site Planning, Project
Management, Engineering Design, and Environmental Management.
He served on South Portland/Cape Elizabeth Chamber Board of
Directors for eight years. He served on the Planning Advisory
Committee for the Portland Jetport Master Plan.
Craig
Gorris
South Portland private landowner representative (large
retail)
Craig Gorris is the Senior General Manager for the Maine Mall, a
property owned by General Growth Properties.
Brian
Goldberg
South Portland private landowner representative (real
estate development / property management)
Brian Goldberg is the President of the Bramlie Corporation,
which is located at 50 Foden Road in South Portland. Bramlie
Corporation owns and manages two properties within the district;
the multi-tenanted office building at 50 Foden Road and the
single tenanted Wright Express Headquarters at 225 Gorham Road
(Long Creek Park). Long Creek and one of its tributaries flow
directly through their property.
Tom
Raymond
Scarborough public entity representative
Tom Raymond is the Landfill/Ashfill Manager for ecomaine. He is
a Licensed Professional Engineer and Licensed Surveyor with a
Bachelor of Science degree in geology from the University of
Southern Maine (USM). Tom joined
ecomaine in
2007 and has more than 35 years of experience, including
projects where he was responsible for landfill operations,
groundwater monitoring, stormwater analysis, and sewer and water
mains. He is responsible for
ecomaine's
240-acre site in South Portland and Scarborough, which contains
a $6.9 million state-of-the-art ashfill/landfill cell built in
2006.
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