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Executive Committee
Chairperson:
Bob Perrine, A&A Concrete Supply, Inc.
Consists of the officers of the Board and the Executive Director (without voting rights). The Board Chair serves as the Executive Committee Chair. The committee meets once per month, in-between Board meetings and assumes the duties and powers as delegated by the full Board and as determined in the bylaws.
Planning & Zoning Advisory Committee (PZAC)
Chairperson: Burnie Lenau, Lawnman,
Inc.
Discusses notifications from City Planning regarding new development in the Power Inn Area; reviews plans regarding new construction and expansion of existing sites; and discusses implementation of new ordinances affecting Power Inn area businesses pertaining to zoning, beautification and transportation.
Security & Crime Abatement Committee
Chairperson: Tom Burruss, Burruss & Associates
Works closely with Sacramento 6th Precinct Police Department to reduce property crime throughout Power Inn Area. Through a series of Crime & Dine seminars, educates business members on how best to provide security protection and crime prevention on site. Maintains statistical analysis of crime trends in area. Addresses code violations such as noncompliant signage, illegal vendors, junk car lots, etc.
Ambassador Committee
Chairperson: Michele Steeb, St. John’s Shelter for Women & Children
Committee members meet with area businesses, members and nonmembers alike, to assess business trends, interests and tell The Alliance story. Excellent opportunity for members interested in community outreach and introductions.
Development Committee
Chairperson: Mike Lien, L&D Landfill
The Vision Committee: responsible for identification, recruitment, nomination, and orientation of board members. Arranges induction of new board members and installation of officers. Establishes new policies and recommends ad hoc and standing committees. Assists in planning and organizational procedures.
Economic Development Committee
Chairperson: Bob Perrine, A&A Concrete
Supply, Inc
Promotes area assets as attraction for new business and industry; assists with business retention; works with other major economic development agencies, such as, SACTO, Metro Chamber, City & County; meets with prospective businesses and commercial realtors.
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