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Resolution No.
A Resolution acknowledging Mayor Stoddard's appointment of Emily
Glavey to serve on the Green Task Force for a two-year term ending April
17,2019.
WHEREAS, Article II, Section 8, Sub-section A of the City Charter provides that:
* * * When a Board or Committee is comprised of five members, each City
Commissioner shall appoint one person to serve as a representative on the
Board or Committee. When there are more than five (5) members on a
Board or Committee, each City Commissioner shall appoint one person to
serve as a representative on the Board or Committee, and all members of
such Board or Committee in excess of five (5) shall be appointed by three
(3) affirmative votes of the City Commission based on recommendations
submitted by any City Commissioner. When a Board or Committee has less
than five (5) members, then the selection of all members shall be by three (3)
affirmative votes of the City Commission from recommendations submitted
by any City Commissioner. (Amended 2-09-10)
21 WHEREAS, the Mayor and Commission recognize the important contributions made by
22 those who serve on the various city boards and committees, and wish to have a full complement
23 to each of the active boards and committees; and
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25 WHEREAS, commencing with appointments made after January 1, 2009, Sec. 2-22
26 "Term Limits" of the Code of Ordinances provides that, appointees are limited to two (2)
27 consecutive two-year terms of membership on a specific commission, board, or committee.
28 After serving a maximum of two (2) consecutive year terms, an appointee shall not be
29 reappointed to the same commission, board or committee unless at least one year has elapsed
30 between the term limited position and the effective date of commencement of the proposed
31 appointment for a new term; and
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33 WHEREAS, Mayor Stoddard now desires to appoint Emily Glavey to serve on the Green
34 Task Force. Therefore, Ms. Glavey's appointment shall expire April 17, 2019, or upon her
35 removal or until a successor is duly appointed and qualified; and
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37 WHEREAS, Ms. Glavey has not served on the Green Task Force in the past; and
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39 WHEREAS, pursuant to Sec. 2-22 "Term Limits" of the Code of Ordinances, this will be
40 considered to be Ms. Glavey's first, two-year term for the purposes of Term Limits.
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42 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
43 COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA, THAT:
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45 Section 1. The City Commission hereby acknowledges Mayor Stoddard's right to
46 appoint Emily Glavey to serve on the Green Task Force pursuant to the terms ofthe City
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Section 2. The expiration date of this appointment shall be April 17, 2019, or
2 upon her removal, or until a successor is duly appointed and qualified.
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PASSED AND ADOPTED this _ day of ____ , 2017.
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ATTEST:
CITY CLERK
READ AND APPROVED AS TO FORM,
LANGUAGE, LEGALITY AND
EXECUTION THEREOF
CITY ATTORNEY
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APPROVED:
MAYOR
COMMISSION VOTE:
Mayor Stoddard:
Vice 'Mayor Welsh:
Commissioner Edmond:
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1571 Sunset Drive' Coral Gables, Florida' 33143
305.666.0446 eglavey@doverkohl.com
Emily Clayey, Assoc. AlA
Town Planner
Emily has a strong background in environmental policy, community planning and architectural design.
Her combined experience allows for a unique understanding of the planning process, including issues
concerning sustainability, the visual aspects of urban design, and the economic implications of city
form. She worked with Victor Dover and co-author John Massengale on the publication StreetDesign:
The Secret to Great Cities and Towns, contributing research, drawings, photos and an essay titled,
"Environmental Benefits of Complete Streets." Investigating the design of streets and neighborhood
networks reinforced her awareness of the essential role of placemaking in towns and cities.
The important function of public process and integration is central to Emily's planning and policy-
making philosophy. Her participation in a charrette intended to guide development in Haiti after the
earthquake in 2010 provided a distinct opportunity to explore unorthodox implementation challenges.
Emily has also worked with Habitat for Humanity, designing livable and accessible neighborhoods and
affordable housing. Her understanding of both urban and rural communities is influenced by her time
spent living outside of the United States in locations such as Barcelona, Spainj Cambridge, England
and the Masai Mara region of Kenya.
Emily holds a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from Keene State College in New Hampshire, a Mas-
ter of Architecture from the University of Miami and a Master of Environmental Policy (MphiO from
the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom. She is a member of the Congress for the New
Urbanism, a lEED Green Associate and is in the process of completing her architectural certification.
Prior to joining Dover, Kohl & Partners, she worked as an architect and planner at professional firms
that specialize in historic preservation and affordable housing. She recently completed research for
her dissertation on the environmental and monetary costs of LEED initiatives for both residential and
commercial properties.
Affiliations
Associate, United States Green Building Council LEED Green Associate, 2010 to present (LEED-GA)
Member, American Institute of Architects, 2010 to present (AIA certification in progress)
Member, Congress for the New Urbanism, 2011 to present
Member, Cambridge University Land Society, 2012 to present
Research and Publications
"Is the Expense of Green Building Resulting in an Improved Environment? A Critical Analysis of the
LEED Policy Initiative," dissertation submitted for a Master of EnVironmental Policy, 2013,University
of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK
"Environmental Benefits of Complete Streets," an essay in Street Design: The Secret to Great Cities and
Towns, by Victor Dover and John Massengale, Wiley, 2013
"A Mobile Educational Facility for the Developing World," dissertation submitted for a Master of
Architecture, 2011, University of Miami, Miami, Florida
Lectures and Awards
Presenter. Eleven Essential Street Types, Congress for the New Urbanism 2014, Buffalo, NY
Presenter Zero Energy Mass Custom Housing (ZEMCH) 2013 International Conference, Miami, FL
Recipient. Alpha Rho Chi Medal, University of Miami, 2011 (awarded for leadership)
Recipient 2nd Place, Citizens Board Research, Creativity & Innovation Forum, University of Miami
Recipient. Award for Sociological Inquiry, Keene State College, 2005
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Emily Glavey, Professional Planner; Dover, Kohl & Partners
Response to Field Expertise:
I have several years of professional and academic expertise in planning and architectural design.
Through the years, I have worked on both large and small scale neighborhood, town, and city
plans. I also had the opportunity to collaborate with distinguished planners and architects on the
publication of an urban design textbook. I contributed research, text, drawings and photographs
to the book, and the experience strengthened my understanding of placemaking. However, a
large portion of my town and city planning knowledge comes from living in (and traveling to),
great cities around the world.
I grew up in rural New Hampshire, eventually went away to college, and soon after had the
chance to study abroad for seven months in Barcelona, Spain. While I had been studying
architecture and urban design at university, the education I received walking along avenues like
La Ramblas and' Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes on a daily basis made me better understand
the essential components that comprise any great neighborhood or city. Like many others, I
continued to travel and eventually landed in South Miami, about six years ago.
When I came to Miami for the first time, I was looking for a place to live. I wandered through
each neighborhood, looking for an apartment that was walking distance to shops, restaurants
and many other daily essentials. I use a bicycle as my primary mode of transportation, so when I
first saw Dorn Avenue and Sunset Drive, I instantly realized that I wanted to live here. South
Miami has a distinct and walkable neighborhood character-and it is a great place to live.
I'd really like to be a part of planning for the City's future.
Please see the attached resume for more information about my qualifications.