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A Minute With: John Seybert What is the main purpose of the Planning Commission? To oversee the process of not only the development of the city’s general plan but its implementation as well. What project are you excited about? The full realization of the Downtown Precise Plan. Redwood City is? Headed in the right direction. Which living person do you most admire? My mother and father. John Seybert was born in Concord, Calif. He moved to Redwood City in 1997. He and his wife, Melanie, have been married for 21 years. They have three daughters: Jessica, 15, Heather, 12, and Meagan, 9. Seybert attended college in Texas and Santa Cruz. He is the operations director at Peninsula Covenant Church on Farm Hill Boulevard, where he has been employed for 11 years. Currently in his third term as a planning commissioner (each term is three years), Seybert is active in the Chamber of Commerce and Juventus Sport Club. He is a graduate of the chamber’s leadership program, the city’s Partnership Academy for Community Teamwork (PACT) program and the Citizen’s Police Academy. Seybert is also a member of the Serve the Peninsula organization, whose primary focus is supporting schools, working with Habitat for Humanity and bringing churches together for special causes. He also serves on the Sequoia Union High School District bond oversight committee. Seybert has announced his intention to run for a City Council seat in 2009. Something no one knows about you? When I was 14, I once walked from Santa Barbara to Tijuana, Mexico, in 10 days. (250 miles.) Which words or phrases do you most overuse? No. What do you consider your greatest achievement? Three very unequally individual daughters that have something different to offer the world. What is your greatest regret? Not having taken the opportunity to play an instrument. My whole family plays something. Anyone you got on your mind? My wife. Last person you said “I love you” to? My daughters when I left this morning. Do you believe in love at first sight? Yes. Memorable moment? Childbirth — times three. First word that comes to mind? What? What is your most treasured possession? My faith. What talent would you most like to have? To be musically inclined. What is your motto? Fight the good fight. Why do you get up in the morning? The chance to do something new every day. You currently feel? Blessed. Sunday, September 7 8:00 A.M to Noon Broadway at Middlefield Pancakes Sausage Orange Juice and Coffee $5.00 “at the door” Street Chalk Drawing Contest Age group categories 3-5 6-8 9-10 First Prize winner per category to receive a $10.00 Gift Certificate to Target Second and Third Prize Winner Certificate of Recognition Entry forms available at Bob’s Court House Restaurant Broadway and Hamilton Redwood City Space is limited, so register early! SPONSORS Bob’s Court House Restaurant Redwood City Fire Department Redwood Associates Realty www.SpectrumMagazine.net
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