Power

• Roseville Electric                               
• NCPA (14 years and chairperson for two years)
• APPA (Director - Am Public Power Association)                                         
• APPA (Policy Maker Committee Member)               
• PCWA  Re-licensing JPA                              
• NCPA and APPA (Legislative and Regulatory Committees)

Water and Waste Water

• Roseville Environmental Utilities                                                      
• RWA  (Charter member, 5 years, executive committee and chairperson)
• PCWA Permanent Pumps
• Washington DC Water Wheeling Meetings
• Dry Creek Flood Control Planning with Corp of Engineers             
• PCWA and Placer County Water and Energy Committee Chair
• Nevada Irrigation District/PCWA Committee Chair
• Regional Council of Rural Counties – Water/Hydro Committee

Transportation

• Placer County Transportation Commission                           

• South Placer/North Sacramento Light Rail Committee                                 

Planning

• Placer County Justice Center                                     
• Balanced Growth – Roseville Specific Plans                                    
• Roseville Civic Center and Redevelopment Committees                              
• Regional Issues Committee

• LAFCO Representative for Special District                          

• Member of Roseville Growth Task Force                                                      

Economic Development

• Roseville Auto Mall                                                               
• Galleria Mall Committee                                                        

• Neighborhood Shopping Center                    
• Member of Healthy City Coalition    
• Placer County Economic Development Board                                              

Community and Volunteer

• Start-A-Heart CPR Program                                                  
• BECOME  Local government and schools
• Roseville High School Site Council
• Roseville High School 5- year strategic plan
• Fourth of July Celebration Committee

• Roseville Hospital Benefit Fund
• Flying Samaritans
• Roseville Soroptimist
• Mercy Medical Clinic

City of Roseville  Mayor, Council Member, and Planning Commissioner Accomplishments  

• Safe roads – demanded new development pay the full cost of roadway improvements
• Specific Plan – worked  on almost every specific plan in the City of Roseville which has resulted in our successes
• Strong Public Safety (police and fire departments) – voted to fully fund the police and fire departments to keep Roseville Residents safe
• Graffiti Ordinance – authored  the ordinance which kept the City of Roseville a graffiti free city and lessened gang influence
• Electrical, Water, Waste Water and Solid Waste – was City of Roseville’s representative on local, state and federal committees and commissions concerning issues critical to Roseville and Placer County
• Low Utility Rates – always worked to provide the community with the lowest utility rates in the State of California
• Economic Development – Work to bring the  Auto Mall and Roseville Galleria.  Was instrumental in convincing Nordstrom they should be one of the anchor stores in the mall.  Worked to expand shopping and housing options for local residents. Made affordable housing a top priority
• Park Development – Developed and maintained standards for neighborhood parks, regional parks and open space.  Each development needed a park within walking distance of the new residents.  The standard is the highest in the State of California
• Open access to City governance – Always voted to support open and honest government in the City of Roseville.  People need the right to hold their elected officials accountable for their actions
• Flood Control – Insisted a flood control plan be enacted after the floods of 1995.  Recent completion of those improvements minimized flooding during the recent December 2005 rains
• Revitalization of Downtown Roseville – Worked on initial plans to revitalize downtown, including construction of the new Civic Center

Placer County Water Agency Director, District 1 -- Accomplishments

• Placer County Water Agency and Placer County formed a Joint Power Authority for the Middle Fork Project Finance Authority. (Formed January 2006)  Pauline is a Boardmember of this JPA.  The value of this project is in excess of $250 million to the residents of Placer County

• Permanent Pump installation on American River  $32 million, work involved various agencies including the Bureau of Reclamation – worked with Congressman Doolittle and staff to secure funding and timeliness of project
• Developed closer working relationship with Placer County Board of Supervisors
• Developed equitable compensation package for Board members to eliminate abuses under the existing system where meeting attendance was a criteria
• Developed policy on board member committee assignment
• Started policy and meeting guidelines in 1998 with yearly updates
• Added ethic guidelines for board members to meeting guidelines in 2003
• Added ethic guidelines to RWA in 2004
• Started to increase headquarters building security and water facility security in 1999 prior to 9-11-01.  Increased security since.
• Became Chairperson of PCWA twice
• Started water conservation in the home program and also started safe water program by promoting information not to place household cleaners or medications into the sewer system which end up in the waterways
• Worked on finance plan and early start on 5 year hydro relicensing process
• Charter member of RWA, selected immediately to be on executive committee
• Chairperson of the Regional Water Authority (RWA)
• Worked on Sacramento River Reliability Study
• Involved in water planning coordination with landowners and government authorities in Placer County to understand the need for general plan updates and needed water supplies
• Integrated water planning – started and plan to understand the relationship between surface and ground water in Placer County and worked with Regional Water Authority to understand needs of the entire region including Placer, Nevada, El Dorado and Sacramento Counties
• Provided leadership for PCWA to join NCPA as a member (was previous chair of NCPA)
• Encouraged Board to join NCPA legislative and regulatory committee to better understand the business of hydro electric plant in the changing energy world
• Brought the NID and PCWA Board Members together in a monthly committee to better prioritize the water needs in our region
• Removed ground water reliance for Bianchi Estates (now on surface water)
• Alternate member of LAFCO as a special district representative
• Insisted that some of the regularly scheduled PCWA meetings be held at the Placer County Board Chambers at the Domes
• Advisory member to the APPA board of directors
• Updated strategic plans for PCWA/Started Boards Vision for PCWA, 1-5 year plan
• Build strong partnerships with other water purveyors in the Sacramento Region