3A, Metropolitan Council Rep John Doan

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Governor Dayton Files "Notice of Intent to Appoint" Forms Naming Individuals to the Met Council Page 3 of 5 Ms. Munt is the President of Transit for Livable Communities and the Public Affairs Director for AFSCME Council 5. She is an ardent advocate for a balanced transportation system that encourages transit ridership, walking, biking and thoughtful development. District 4: Gary Van Eyll Mr. Van Eyll is the former Mayor of Chaska and current member of the Carver County Planning Commission. He has been an advocate for affordable housing, transit and transportation. District 5: Steve Elkins Mr. Elkins has an extensive public service background —at both the government and community organization level —with particular focus in the area of transportation and community development. District 6: Jim Brimeyer Mr. Brimeyer is a former. St. Louis Park City Manager and City Council Member. Currently he is the Treasurer of the St. Louis Park Community Foundation and recently served on the South West Corridor Policy Advisory Committee. District 7: Gary Cunningham Mr. Cunningham is the Chief Program Officer for the Norwest Area Foundation and former Director of the Office of Planning and Development for Hennepin County. He brings experience in housing, community and economic development and transit to the Council. District 8: Adam Duininck Mr. Duininck is the Legislative and Political Director for the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 49. He is active in the Transportation Alliance and has served on the Transportation Strategic Management Task Force. District 9: Edward Reynoso Mr. Reynoso brings to the Council experience in transportation and wastewater services. This experience was gained through his work as a transportation industry union representative and through his involvement in related issues within his community. District 10: John Doan Mr. Doan is a Senior Associate at SRF Consulting Group and his work includes transportation planning and congestion management. He has a passion for urban and regional planning and will bring a rich background in transportation, transportation, housing and urban affairs. District 11: Sandra Rummel Former Senator Rummel has a strong interest in water quality and usage policies and a depth of knowledge gained through her work on the Senate Environment Committee and Clean Water Legacy Subcommittee. District 12: Harry Melander http://mn.gov/governor/newsroom/pressreleasedetailjsp?id=10031 3/9/2011