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ANDREW P. KLOTZ <br />1919 Glenisle Avenue Home: 970/375 -1813 <br />Durango, CO 81301 Work: 970 /382 -9153 <br />Andrew @rpiconsulting.org Cell: 970/769-0011 <br />MANAGING PARTNER / CONSULTANT <br />Land Use Planning, Public Policy Analysis, Economic & Fiscal Assessments <br />Complete. administrative/ management capability in addition to specialized technical <br />policy /planning analysis and advanced computer skills including a broad range of analytical <br />software. Following strengths: <br />° Economic Analysis ° Policy Development & <br />• Organization Building Implementation <br />• Long -Range Strategic Planning ° Public Process Facilitation <br />• Marketing ° Project Design & Administration <br />• Land Use Planning ° Grant Writing /Fundraising <br />• Feasibility Analysis ° Local /State Government Law <br />• Administration ° Non- Profit Management <br />• Cost Benefit Analysis ° Self Managing and Motivated <br />PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE <br />RPI Consulting — Durango, CO 1999- Present <br />Managing Partner <br />Founder and managing partner of an economic planning firm serving resort & rural local <br />governments in the Rocky Mountain West including local, state, and federal clients throughout <br />Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Montana. In addition to acting as a principal analyst and <br />project leader for the corporation, conducts long range budgeting, marketing development, <br />proposal preparation, contract negotiations, board management, and strategic planning. <br />Selected results: <br />° Ground -up development of organization dedicated to serving the technical, <br />administrative, and planning needs of government; annual budget $200,000+ <br />° Authored & administrated execution of nearly $1 million in successful grant <br />applications <br />° Management of two person full time staff plus administration of multiple <br />subcontractors including attorneys, architects, engineers, economists, and land use <br />planners <br />° Fulfillment of difficult and unique projects including socioeconomic analysis of <br />SuperFund material siting, inter -basin water transfers, & resort area affordable <br />housing impact fees, and numerous comprehensive plans and code revisions <br />° Development of standardized small -town park planning standards for the State of <br />Colorado <br />° Dozens of comprehensive development cost /benefit analyses <br />° Pioneered funding mechanisms for three Colorado School Districts in five counties <br />and nine municipalities — provided reference materials to state legislators <br />° Bureau of Land Management Partnership Training Series instructor <br />u iltr <br />Sep 8 2006 <br />4:17PM <br />