MAUREEN DALY PASCOE

680 53rd Street, Sacramento, CA 95819 • 916-396-0648 • maureenworld@comcast.net

PROFILE

Transportation / Land Use / Corridor Planning

Public-Private Interface / Mixed-Use Development

Economic Development Planning and Implementation

  § Creative problem solver; effective at working in groups with diverse interests and

  § negotiating or devising successful agreements.

Proven ability to attract funding and investment and take projects from planning

and strategizing through implementation and construction.

EXPERIENCE

City of West Sacramento

Capital Improvement Manager, Public Works Department

2009 to Present

Manage capital improvement program and budget. Oversee planning, design, and

construction of 150 projects with $130 million budget; supervise staff of 20-25

professionals including PEs, transportation planners, engineering technicians,

architects, project managers, construction managers and inspectors. Major projects:

  § Planned and managed West Capitol Avenue Project, transportation investments

designed to really change the nature of the surrounding community; this is the

  § signature downtown corridor for West Sacramento. Includes planning streetcar.

Secured state and federal funding for $8M modification of former freeway to

  § major arterial with two signalized intersections.

Awarded $35M in construction contracts during 2010 including road

rehabilitation, basic infrastructure and street improvements in riverfront

  § redevelopment area, construction of transit center.

Simultaneous construction of three city projects, coordinated with two additional

projects constructed by other agencies, on a 4-acre site.

Senior Program Manager, Redevelopment Agency

2003 to 2009

Managed variety of planning and development projects and policy initiatives for

dynamic redevelopment program. Worked with private sector, members of public,

and elected officials to take major projects through planning, design, negotiations,

and approval. Major accomplishments:

  § Raley’s Landing Development Agreements: negotiated entitlements and

shepherded environmental review for 850,000 sf of high rise office, a hotel, 800

residential units and ancillary retail along the Sacramento river; resulted in

  § construction of $276M headquarters building for pension fund.

Streetcar Study: managed a multi-agency partnership in gaining funding for and

conducting a feasibility study, preliminary engineering, and environmental review

  § for streetcar line linking Sacramento and West Sacramento.

West Capitol Avenue: Managed strategic and master planning for revitalization of

  § a former state highway. Played key role in winning $7M grant for construction.

California Indian Heritage Center: successfully worked through a contentious

public process to negotiate agreements for a state park and museum on agency§

owned property.

Parking Plan: produced a comprehensive policy and financial plan for managing

parking demand and building structured parking in city’s highest density

development areas.

Sacramento Regional Transit District

Real Estate Administrator

1997 to 2003

Supervised and directed real estate acquisition, management, and development for

public transit agency during major expansion period. Led station area land use

planning efforts. Structured deals and negotiated acquisitions, joint development

projects, and leases. Crafted policy and marketing strategies for asset management

and joint development; managed over 100 small tenants. Planned and implemented

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major land acquisition and planning projects, including scheduling, cost estimating,

and budgeting. Managed staff of 3-5 and consultants.

  § Managed right of way program for light rail extension, saving 30% of $33M

  § budget.

Initiated and managed land use planning process for 21 light rail stations with

extensive public participation across three jurisdictions.

Senior Project Development Manager, Engineering & Const. Div. 1995 to 1997

Project Development Manager, Engineering & Const. Div.

1993 to 1995

Responsible for project planning and management for a variety of planning, design,

and construction projects including light rail stations, bus facilities, building

improvements. Coordinated urban design, land use plans, civil improvements,

utilities, local agency review, and public participation. Also responsible for land

acquisition and development.

  § Managed design of two light rail stations.

  § Completed 57-mile railroad right of way acquisition financed by and spanning

four jurisdictions.

Recht Hausrath & Associates, Urban Economists, Oakland

1991 to 1993

Real Estate Economics and Development Consultant

Research, analysis, and report writing on major development and infrastructure

projects for public and private clients. Projects included absorption study and market

analysis of residential and commercial properties in Roseville and Placer County;

and financing of $50M of infrastructure improvements in Tracy.

Calprop Corporation, Northern California Division, San Mateo 1989 to 1991

Director of Acquisitions and Planning

Full responsibility for land acquisition and entitlement for residential real estate

development firm. Market study, due diligence, political evaluation, financial analysis,

negotiations, project planning, and obtaining permits from local governments.

Directed design, engineering and environmental consultants.

East Bay Regional Park District, Oakland

1980 to 1985

Land Acquisition Analyst

Member of acquisition team. Performed due diligence, budgeting and financial

management, and project management. Evaluated development proposals and

EIRs. Met with developers and planners to resolve land dedication and management

issues. Prepared land use studies and plans.

EDUCATION

M.C.P. (Master of City Planning), University of California, Berkeley May 1989

Emphasis on real estate development; completed entire real estate development and

  § finance curriculum in Graduate School of Business.

Urban Land Institute Merit Scholarship, 1988.

Fellowship in Public Affairs, Coro Foundation, San Francisco

Year-long public affairs leadership training.

B.A., Geography, San Francisco State University

Emphasis in land use planning and urban studies.

  § Awarded “Outstanding Graduate of 1985.”

ADDITIONAL

  § Named “Regional Employee of the Year” by Sacramento Area Council of

  § Governments, 2001.

  § Construction experience gained in six months as temple laborer in Japan.

Extensive experience in facilitating public meetings and making presentations to

elected and appointed boards, citizen groups, and the media.

May 1986

May 1985