Tim

   We congratulate you. You've definitely set the gold standard for  
background information. I bet Ed is ecstatic. He hasn't gotten this  
much background information on any other Ent- ever.

    If Don should come back for a visit to MA, we'll have to all get  
together. You and Don would have a lot to explore together.

Bob

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On Oct 23, 2009, at 9:34 PM, Timothy Zelazo <[email protected]> wrote:

> I  usually don't succumb to peer pressure, but Ed Frank (my friend),  
> has an important role with the ENTS and I respect that.  My left leg  
> is in pain, so I don't want Ed to twist my left arm any further.  As  
> long as I'm a member, I promise to be nice to all ENTS except Ed.
>
>
>
> I am a District Manager for the Massachusetts Department of  
> Conservation and Recreation (DCR), Division of State Parks and  
> Recreation. The Ethics Commission classifies the position as a major  
> policy making decision position.  I manage the North Berkshire  
> District team located in the West Region.  The team provides  
> resource protection and maintenance for 8 facilities.  These  
> facilities include 16 satellite areas encompassing 59,000 acres in  
> 23 communities, 170 miles of trails, and 105 miles of forest roads.   
> I manage the shared use of equipment and personnel to maximize  
> productivity and meet customer service needs.  I enhance public and  
> employee safety by providing proper supervision, accountability,  
> coordinated efforts for effective decision making, and improved  
> communication.
>
> As a town planner (elected position) for  twenty years, I administer  
> efficient land use development and management.  I have statutory  
> responsibilities to make a conscious attempt to solve problems and  
> direct the course of events when dealing with land use, open space  
> and recreation, economic development and housing.  As a delegate  
> (elected position)  to the Berkshire Regional Planning Commission  
> for ten years, I study the problems, needs and resources of the  
> region and make recommendations for physical, social, governmental,  
> and economic improvements in the Berkshires.
>
> I've been a Forest and Park Supervisor and Visitor Services  
> Supervisor at most of the facilities I manage in the district.  I  
> was the Regional Program Coordinator for Interpretive Services, and  
> I represent the region on the Statewide Safety Committee.  I worked  
> for the United States Forest Service stationed in Colorado, Wyoming,  
> and California.  I was responsible for assessing fire size,  
> personnel safety, planning attack strategies, and forecasting fire  
> behavior.  Performed forest improvement work which consisted of  
> timber cruises, timber stand improvement, fuel wood sales, erosion  
> control, and trail construction.  Trained and supervised forestry  
> technicians as well as developed and facilitated weekly team reviews  
> designed to ensure ongoing intensive crew development and quality  
> control.
>
> A few other background interests are in Art History, Building  
> Construction, Social Psychology,  Political Science, and  
> Photojournalism.  My favorite publication was in American  
> Photographer, published by CBS Inc. FEB 1986
>
> >

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