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COl\ttfUNITY LAND RESOURCES, INC. EXPERIENCE AND PERSONNEL Community Land Resources, Inc., (CLRINC) is a professional services firm specializing in comprehensive planning, implementation, and management. CLRINC staff are experienced in comprehensive planning and municipal ordinance preparation. CLRINC's previous comprehensive planning work has relied heavily on citizen participation as an integral element in goal setting and alternative plan preparation. Moreover, CLRINC emphasizes action through effective ordinances and monitoring to achieve goals and to generate measurable, tangible results. J. Randolph Hankarner, AICP, President of CLRINC, has a Bachelor of Arts in Urban/Community Planning from Stanford University and a Master of Science in Community and Regional Planning from The University of Texas at Austin. He 1S a charter member of the American Planning Association (APA) and is certified by the American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP). Mr. Hankamer is currently the Director of the Central Texas Section of APA, Chairman of the Texas Chapter APA Legislative Affairs Committee, and a resource person on the Land Use Task Force for the City of Austin Comprehensive Plan (t1Austinplan"). Mr. Hankarner has had responsibility for comprehensive plans in several Texas cities and has been recognized by the Texas Chapter APA with awards for the City of San Marcos, Texas, Master Plan and the City of Grapevine Comprehensive Master Plan while with Freese and Nichols, Inc, and working under Craig Farmer. The San Marcos Plan was cited by APA for its comprehensiveness, its excellent organization, and its readability. Mr. Hankamer was responsible for outlining the scope of work and the organization of the plan as well as drafting much of the text. He was also responsible for introducing Freese and Nichols to the Nominal Group Process in this planning effort. Mr. Hankarner's role in the pr"eparation of the Grapevine Comprehensive Master Plan was similar to that in San Marcos. Michael D. Kattermann, AICP, Senior Vice President, has a Bachelor of Science in Urban Planning from Michigan State University and a Master of Science in Community and Regional Planning from the University of Texas at Austin. Mr. Kattermann is a charter member of APA and is certified by AICP. He received the 1985 Student Project Award from the American Planning Association Texas Chapter as coauthor of "MUD PUDDLE,'I a computer and role-playing simulation of the municipal utility district creation process. During his tenure with CLRINC, Mr. Kattermann has been the primary author and senior planner in charge of preparing land use development ordinances, communi- ty development plans and comprehensive plan updates for several of CLRINC's client cities. Past experience has also included an internship with the Capi- tal Area Planning Council as a census data resource person, research projects with the University of Texas at Austin, drafting comprehensive planning legis- lation for the American Planning Association Texas Chapter, and internships with the planning departments of the cities of Austin, Texas, and Lansing, Michigan. 12