City/regional planner, economist, and environmental planner.

Responsibilities ha
ve encompassed project management, program and policy formulation/evaluation, te
chnical analyses, staff recruitment and supervision, budgeting, financial oversi
ght, contract management, report-writing, and public presentations. Contributed
to over 150 projects, from small scale, short term, solo assignments to complex,
multi-million dollar, multi-disciplinary efforts, for private and public client
s:
* NEPA, CEQA, SEPA documentation, environmental assessments and checklists
* Power, transportation, water and sewer, hazardous waste, and other infrastruct
ure planning
* Fiscal and feasibility analyses
* Land use and comprehensive urban and regional planning
* Regional and project economic analysis, projections, impact analyses
* Marketing, project management, public/agency/client presentations
Strong academic credentials; high level of industry recognition; demonstrated sk
ills as a leader and motivator; excellent writing, public speaking, and computer
skills.
EDUCATION
B.S., Business Administration, 1973, Miami University, Ohio. Senior year at Luxe
mbourg campus.
M.A., Economics, 1979, Miami University, Ohio. Specialty in urban and utility ec
onomics.
M.En.. Environmental Sciences (Regional Analysis/Planning), 1980, Miami Universi
ty, Ohio.
Classwork completed and core exams passed toward PhD, University of Washington,
Seattle.
WORK HISTORY
Owner/Principal (1984-1986, 1991-1993, 1995-present), Economic Planning Resource
s, Seattle.
Deputy Project Manager, (1994 to 1995), Louis Berger International (part of the
Berger Group), National and Regional Physical Development Plan for the State of
Qatar.
Senior Planner (1993 to1994), (Berger/ABAM, a Member of the Berger Group), Feder
al Way, WA.
Research Associate (1987 to 1990), Battelle Human Affairs Research Centers, Envi
ronment and Society Research Center, Seattle.
Environmental Planner, WA Dept. of Ecology, 1986-87
Planner (1977 to 1978; 1980 to 1984), Dames & Moore, Cincinnati, Denver, Seattle
.
Planner (1978 to 1980), Jefferson County (CO) Planning Department.
SELECTED PROJECT EXPERIENCE (numerous others upon request)
VISION 2020 Regional Plan, Puget Sound Council of Governments
As Principal Investigator, developed large fiscal and demographic database and e
conometric model to evaluate the
impacts of five Plan alternatives on public service costs (including environment
al, land, water, and infrastructure programs) for 80 jurisdictions in the Seattl
e region. Evaluated various states' revenue sharing programs. Assessed capacity
of the region's infrastructure to accommodate population and employment growth u
nder each alternative, and evaluated PSCOG's forecasting models. The reports wer
e praised by PSCOG Project Manager as the best of the approximately 20 subcontra
ctors for this major, standard-setting regional plan.
Development Capacity Analysis and Transportation Model Calibration, City of Aub
urn
Pursuant to the Washington GMA and its amendments, developed data base, methodol
ogy and estimates of population
and employment capacity under current Auburn zoning. Developed 11,000-parcel d
atabase from King County Assessor's office to support the methodology. Provided
base permit information for State OFM estimates of population. Evaluated popul
ation projections for transportation model calibration.
SEPA EIS, Redondo Project, Federal Way, WA, WDOT
Coordinated subcontractors, performed land use analyses, for SEPA EIS to address
rebuilding of damaged seawall and associated roadway changes.

Sunset Interchange Funding Analysis, Issaquah, WA, Grand Ridge Associates

Assembled and coordinated a panel of the region's foremost transportation expert
s to determine the best ways to fund the Interchange to serve the Sammamish Plat
eau. Among many alternatives, a plan was developed to establish a special impro
vements district to supplement developer contributions.
Kirkland, WA, Growth Management Act Comprehensive Plan GMA/SEPA EIS
Contributed to plan development, and wrote and edited the programmatic EIS for K
irkland's GMA Plan, including all elements (water resources, land use, wetlands,
aquatic and terrestrial flora and fauna, etc.). Developed model to facilitate a
nalysis of impacts of plan alternatives on affordable housing. Presented results
to the City Planning Commission. Project was part of WA statewide pilot project
program to integrate state's revised planning and environmental requirements.
City of Buckley, WA, Comprehensive Growth Management Plan and GMA/SEPA EIS
Assisted in managing team of subcontractors to develop the Plan and EIS. Wrote
infrastructure element of the Plan.
Conducted concurrency analysis.
Economic Forecasts, EPA Region 10
Developed economic forecasting models for all four states in EPA Region 10 (Wash
ington, Oregon, Alaska, and Idaho). Forecasted 20-year-ahead employment, State
Gross Product, and income for all four states. The models utilized a variety
of techniques, including input-output, base-nonbase, and econometrics.
Federal Detention Center NEPA EIS, South Seattle Region, U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Wrote all sections of the EIS, except noise and air, for three alternative sites
for a major penal institution. Developed gravity transportation model for the
three sites.
Development Strategies Plans, St. Paul and St. George, Alaska
Developed land use plans for the islands. Performed cost-benefit analyses for de
velopment of chosen new industries of harbor development, fur-sealing, tourism,
and fisheries, and projected employment and income from new industries.
Route Selection Study and EIS, Pierce County (WA) Department of Public Works
Conducted feasibility/suitability evaluation for six alternatives for the extens
ion of Canyon Road in the urban fringe area of the County. Issues addressed inc
luded wetlands, land use, water quality/quantity, level of service, compatibilit
y with
non-motorized transportation, noise/air quality, and population relocation.
Corridor Use Study, Washington Department of Natural Resources
Conducted planning studies for an abandoned Burlington Northern rail line, inclu
ding a variety of transportation and recreational uses. The study included goal
and objective setting, detailed land use investigation of the ROW and proximate
 areas, feasibility and impact analyses. The trail is now operating as the John
Wayne Trail, running from the
Seattle region to the Idaho border.
EA, Colville Transmission Line and Substation Project, USBPA
Responsible for socioeconomic, land use, aesthetic, and fiscal portions of asses
sments for three alternative transmission line routings.
Grand Ridge SEPA EIS, Issaquah, WA, Grand Ridge Associates
Coordinated subcontractors, and wrote and edited the EIS for a large planned com
munity proposed for the Sammammish Plateau.
Redmond (WA) Town Center SEPA EIS
Coordinated subcontractors, and wrote several sections for the EIS for the propo
sed regional shopping mall at Redmond. Incorporated market feasibility analysis,
and developed fiscal impact assessment model, to assess impacts on numerous tax
ing and service jurisdictions potentially affected by the development, including
large transportation expenditures needed to service the center.
Market Feasibility, Winslow Village Shopping Mall, Bainbridge Island, WA
Evaluated retail expenditure patterns by zip code for the Kitsap Peninsula and B
ainbridge Island to predict the market feasibility of a mid-sized shopping mall.

Market Feasibility and Competitive Position Analysis, Veazey Quarry, Enumclaw, W

A
Projected supply and demand for quarry rock in the Puget Sound region, and evalu
ated competitive strengths and weaknesses of potential competitors for this larg
e proposed rock quarry
Feasibility Study, Expansion of Legal Practice, Pacific Northwest
For multi-office legal firm, projected future economies and economic interaction
for six cities in the Pacific Northwest.
Fiscal Analysis, Auburn Supermall, WA
Conducted projection of revenues for local taxing jurisdictions that would accru
e due to construction and operation of the Supermall
Washington Water Quality Needs Assessment
Coordinated team of 25 state water resource specialists for the Department of Ec
ology in $500,000+ project to develop
comprehensive inventory (over 2,000 projects in the relational database) of Wash
ington's 7-year water quality protection needs, including annual cost estimates.
Worked with statewide citizens' advisory committee and technical advisory commi
ttee to develop criteria to prioritize funding allocations for those needs. Cont
ributed to the program plan (staffing
needs, costs, etc.). Contributed to program plan (staffing, costing, etc.). Pro
gram was implemented as planned.
Central Arizona Water Control Study and NEPA EI, US Army Corps of Engineers
Responsible for Future Without the Project report for one of the largest compreh
ensive flood control and water supply studies ever completed in the U.S.
Managers Handbook, Measuring the Economic Benefits of Improvements in Water Qual
ity, U.S. EPA
Edited and added many sections to handbook on quantifying the economic benefit o
f water quality protection programs.
Statewide Economic Benefits Assessment, Various Renewable Electricity Transmissi
on Lines, Northwestern Energy, Inc., Montana
A number of transmission line and wind energy projects are currently proposed fo
r Montana. Developed economic benefits assessments for the Montana Renewables Co
llector System lines, the Mountain States Transmission Intertie, and Colstrip Up
grades. Researched and developed project purchases profiles for each project, an
d ran statewide version of IMPLAN model to estimate impacts. Important to the im
pact assessment was appropriate "sectoring" of project demands for labor and by
industrial sector for suppliers.
Basalt Waste Isolation Project and Nevada Nuclear Waste Storage Investigations E
IS
Task manager for Socioeconomic and Fiscal Analysis Studies for USDOE's proposed
alternative nuclear waste repository for Hanford, WA, incorporating numerous pol
icy alternatives. Managed socioeconomic and fiscal characteristic profiles and i
mpact monitoring system design. Developed state-of-the-practice economic and dem
ographic forecasting and impact
assessment model for Tri-Cities and Washington state (later modified to incorpor
ate Oregon and Puget Sound as well). Successfully performed similar analyses/mod
eling for alternative site near Las Vegas under Congressional mandate, extremely
tight time frame and budget.
NEPA EIS and Major Facilities Siting Act Permit, Mountain States Transmission In
tertie 500kV Project, Idaho and Montana, Northwest Energy
Conducted baseline (26 counties plus two states) and impact analyses for 400+-mi
le transmission line in Southwest Montana and Eastern Idaho. Used IMPLAN and as
sessed Environmental Justice impacts.
Jackrabbit Transmission Line Socioeconomic Analysis, Northwest Power, Bozeman, M
T
Conducted socioeconomic analysis for the 30-mile long 161kV transmission line.
Used IMPLAN to predict secondary economic benefits. Evaluated population, housi
ng, and public service impacts.
Haiwee Geothermal NEPA Programmatic EIS, Inyo County, CA, U.S. Bureau of Land Ma
nagement
Responsible for socioeconomic analyses (population, labor market, housing, publi
c services and facilities, fiscal, and environmental justice) for BLM Proposed A
ction to open leasing for geothermal power exploration and development.

Barren Ridge RenewableTransmission Project CEQA EIS, Los Angeles/Kern County, CA

, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Principal Investigator for socioeconomics/Environmental Justice for EIS for tran
smission lines to deliver renewable
energy for service area.
Proponents Environmental Assessment (PEA), Southern California Edison,Devers-Pal
o Verde #2 500 and 230 kV Transmission Lines, AZ and CA
Conducted socioeconomic analyses for the PEA, incorporating population, economic
, and fiscal baseline and impact evaluations. Study area included Maricopa and L
a Paz counties, AZ, San Bernardino, Riverside, Imperial, Ocean, and San Diego c
ounties, CA for this 286 mile long project. Utilized IMPLAN analysis to predic
t economic benefits.
EA and Small Power Plant Exemption Studies, City of Riverside, CA
Responsible for socioeconomic analyses (population, labor market, housing, publi
c services and facilities, fiscal, and
environmental justice) for power plant and transmission line project. Testified
at public hearings for the project.
EA and Route Selection Studies, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties, Los Ange
les Department of Water and Power (Dames & Moore)
Conducted land use and socioeconomic baseline and impact studies in studies to s
elect optimal routes for 230kV and 500kV lines.
Economic Impacts, Proposed Electricity Rate Increases, South Central US States
Conducted input-output analyses and special industry pricing studies for a proje
ct to evaluate the impact of electricity rate increases that would result from r
egulations requiring major new expenditures in pollution abatement equipment, fo
r a consortium of electric utilities in the south Central states.
National Hazardous Waste Management and Environmental Remediation Plans, Program
matic NEPA
EIS, USDOE
Responsible for water quality, transportation, and infrastructure methodology an
d analyses for the plans and associated
EIS to clean up all hazardous wastes on all 50 USDOE installations in the USA.
Planning Needs Analysis, Post-Katrina, Louisiana, FEMA
Evaluated statuses and needs of local planning agencies in the wake of the Hurri
cane.
National and Regional Physical Development Plan for Qatar
Deputy Project Manager for a $3.5 million comprehensive 25-year development plan
for world's richest (per capita) country, covering ground-up analysis and polic
y development for housing, environmental protection, land use, urban hierarchy,
infrastructure, institutional effectiveness, transportation, social and cultural
resources, and economic development. Authored Future Development Requirements,
Major New Development Impacts, and the (exhaustive) National and Regional Strate
gic Plan Alternatives Reports. Conducted multi-attribute goals/objectives, fisca
l, full-cost, and economic cost-benefit analyses for alternative and proposed pr
ograms and policies. Contributed to local community
land use plans as member of multidisciplinary team of planners, architects, engi
neers, and GIS specialists. Conducted workshops for government officials and adv
isory committees, including Supreme Council staff in hands-on workshops at the E
miri Diwan (Emir's Palace). This is the world's first national plan to be conduc
ted entirely using a Geographic Information System, integrated with socioeconomi
c and transportation models.
NEPA EIS, Socioeconomic Impacts and Planning Studies, Relocating Marines from Ok
inawa, Visiting Aircraft Carrier Berthing, and Army Air Missile Defense Task For
ce, Guam and Commonwealth of Northern Marianas Military Relocation, U.S. Departm
ent of Defense (DoD)
The DoD, pursuant to agreements between the governments of Japan and the U.S., i
s planning to relocate military base and related operations from Okinawa, which
would greatly impact the economies and societies of the receiving islands, inclu
ding by far their largest construction capital investments ever and preliminaril
y, an overall long-term population impact of up to about 30 percent. Conducting
baseline and impact studies to estimate the impacts and implications for land us
e, infrastructure (ports, roads, water and sewer, power, schools, social infrast
ructure), and fiscal conditions for the receiving governments.

White Paper for Funding Application: Grant Application, Light Industrial Incubat
or Development, Trade Free Zone Implementation, Economic Development Marketing,
Construction Assistance, and Training Program Enhancements, Saipan Metal Works (
SMW), Commonwealth of the North Marianas Islands (CNMI)
In the wake of increasing economic globalization, U.S. free trade and minimum wa
ge laws, and visa requirement changes, the economy of the CNMI has been devastat
ed, and projections are for further declines. In collaboration with client and J
ohn M. Knox & Associates, fleshed out a strategy to create new export income for
Saipan by developing light industry, using existing industrial facilities and i
ncentives for new ones. Projected future employment and income with and without
the project, and developed preliminary feasibility costs and revenues.

Economic Benefits Assessment, Expansion of Sheraton Po'ip* Resort, Kaua'i, Hawa

i'i
Assessed direct employment, population and tax payments to Kaua'i and the State.
Using State Input-output model, developed full estimates of indirect impacts,
including from spending by both timeshare and hotel occupants at the proposed r
esort expansion.
Socioeconomic Impact Assessment, Moana Surfrider Hotel Renovation and Redevelopm
ent, Waikiki, Hawai'i
Evaluated tourist expenditures by occupants of the existing and proposed resort
hotel. Developed assessment of population, employment, income, and fiscal impact
s for major renovation of the hotel. Used State of Hawai'i input-output model fo
r indirect and induced impacts of construction and operation.
Public Costs and Benefits Assessment, Sheraton Maui Redevelopment, Starwood Deve
lopment
The proposed resort's changes included: (1) Renovating or replacing 510 hotel un
its with an equal number of larger hotel units to attract higher-spending visito
rs; (2) construction of 270 new condo-hotel units and 140 resort-residential uni
ts, most of which are expected to be used as vacation homes; and (3) significant
expansion of other resort amenities - a spa, retail and restaurant, and meeting
space. Evaluated the changes in visitor and resident days, visitor and resident
spending, employment, population, and income, and fiscal costs and benefits to
the County and State from the proposed development. Used Hawaii State Input-Outp
ut model parameters for analysis, reformulating the model to suit the project ch
aracteristics.
Development Impact Analysis, Kennecott, Salt Lake City
Projected local and regional water supply and demand in Salt Lake City, Utah, to
evaluate costs and effect on land development of potential major loss of water
supply due to mine leaches. Estimated social costs should the water resource be
lost. Managed development of groundwater pollution monitoring and mitigation p
rogram.
Strategic Sewer Expansion Plan, Denver METRO, Eastside Denver
Conducted detailed land use surveys for the service area east of Denver, project
ed small-area population and employment forecasts, to support strategy for expan
sion of sewage treatment and transmission facility planning.
NEPA EIS, 201 Facilities Sewer Plan, Missoula, MT, USEPA
As Principal Investigator, wrote EIS sections addressing growth impacts of sewag
e collection and treatment alternatives. Primary issue was transportation impac
ts of urban density changes; developed gravity transportation model to address
these issues.
EA, Westside Interceptor Project, Denver METRO
Evaluated recreation, agricultural, and critical land use issues for EA for rebu
ilding and expanding the West Side Interceptor.
EIS, Low-level Hazardous Waste Facility, Durango, CO
Responsible for socioeconomic, land use, and visual resources baseline and impac
t assessments for the project. Used the Bureau of Reclamation's BREAM model to
complete population and economic portions.
NEPA EIS, Tooele Chemical Agent Disposal Facility, Toole, Utah, U.S. Department
of Defense (DoD)
Principal investigator, socioeconomics, land use, infrastructure, and community
psychosocial issues, for site selection study and EIS for facility to safely dis
pose of nerve gas at the Tooele facility.
EA, Mining Project, Elko, NV
Conducted field and secondary research on land use, socioeconomics, and aestheti
cs for EA for a large proposed mine.

Socioeconomic Investigations, Shallow Strip Mining project, East Texas, Exxon

Conducted extensive socioeconomic field and secondary data collection and analys
is for contemplated project potentially involving over 500 square miles in the T
exas Pineywoods region.
Environmental Assessment, Diamond Chuitna Mine, Kenai, AK.
Responsible for land use, socioeconomic, and visual resource baseline assessment
s.
Environmental Assessment, Red Dog Mine, near Kotzebue, AK.
Responsible for land use and socioeconomic baseline assessments.
Socioeconomic Impact Assessment, SRI Synfuels Plant, near Owensboro, KY
Project manager for assessment of impacts of a proposed synfuel plant that would
employ up to 2,000 workers. Oversaw baseline economic and social analyses, eco
nomic projection and impact development model (econometric) development, and imp
act assessment.
Planner, Jefferson County, CO
Responsible for county and subcounty population estimates and forecasts, extensi
ve environmental mapping by field
surveys and GIS entry, and the public services and infrastructure element of Cou
nty Comprehensive Plan. Represented
County on Regional Planning Advisory Board of the Denver Regional Council of Gov
ernments. Testified at rezoning
hearings. Managed study of the feasibility of incorporation for a large mountai
n community (Evergreen).
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:
American Planning Association
Seattle Economists' Club (local chapter of NABE), President, 1991-92; Vice Presi
dent, 1990-91
Board of Directors, Children's Home Society of Washington, Northwest Region

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS (numerous others upon request):

Clark, David, Predicting the Impacts of Alternative Statewide Hazardous Waste Ma
nagement Programs, Proceedings of the 1988 Pacific Northwest Regional Economics
Conference.
Clark, David, A Review and Evaluation of Alternative Economic-Demographic Models
, Battelle Human Affairs Research
Centers, 1987.
Clark, David, and K.M. Morse, Forecasting the Effects of Tax Reform Alternatives
on the Washington State Economy, (Seattle: Pacific Northwest Executive Magazine
), 1990.
Rao, Catherine, and D.C. Clark, Will Population Growth Affect the Cost of Public
Services? (Seattle: Pacific Northwest Executive Magazine), 1992.