Principal Authors
Jeffrey Michael is the Principal Investigator and Director of the Business Forecasting Center at
the University of the Pacific in Stockton, California. His areas of expertise include regional
economic forecasting and environmental economics including work on the economic impacts of
the Endangered Species Act, climate change, and regulation on land use, property values and
employment growth.
Robert Pyke is an individual consultant on geotechnical, earthquake and water resources
engineering. He has forty years of practical experience on a variety of civil engineering projects
but has had a particular focus on dams and levees. He served as an expert witness in the
litigation that followed both the 1982 flooding of McDonald Island and the 1986 failure of the
Yuba River levee that flooded the townships of Linda and Olivehurst (the Paterno case).
Margit Aramburu is the Director of the Natural Resources Institute at the University of the
Pacific. Her areas of expertise include regional planning and environmental management. Ms
Aramburu has over 30 years experience in the field of regional planning, including 12 years as
Executive Director of the Delta Protection Commission.
Pete Dangermond is President of The Dangermond Group, which he founded in 1983. He
brings to his consulting practice a life-long professional career devoted to parks and recreation
and allied fields of wildlife conservation and open space preservation. Prior to establishing The
Dangermond Group, Mr. Dangermond was Director of the State of California Department of
Parks and Recreation. Prior to joining the State Parks Department, he worked as parks director
for the Counties of Monterey and Riverside.
Thomas Pogue is the Project Manager and Assistant Director of the Business Forecasting
Center at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, California. His current research interests
include sustainable regional economic development; human resource mobility; monitoring,
evaluation, and learning systems; the economics of technological change; and collaborative
innovation.
Ben Sigman is a Vice President in the Berkeley, California office of Economic & Planning
Systems. He is a land use economist with expertise in the areas of real estate development
and natural resource economics. His project work includes market and financial analyses,
development and sustainability strategies, economic and fiscal impact assessments, and land
use regulation and policy.
Karin Winters is Vice-President of The Dangermond Group, where she has worked since 2001,
managing diverse recreation and land conservation related projects, with a focus on financing
projects, land acquisition, grant proposals, strategic planning, implementation strategy planning,
meeting facilitation, and management and administration.
David Zehnder is a Managing Principal in the Sacramento, California office of Economic &
Planning Systems. His areas of expertise include real estate feasibility, public-private
partnership, public finance, and economic development strategy. He is the Chair of the Urban
Land Institute’s Sacramento District Council and is a member of both the International Economic
Development Council and the California Association for Local Economic Development.
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Contributing Authors and Researchers
Ron Baldwin Peterson Brustad, Inc.
Tepa Banda Economic & Planning Systems, Inc.
Robert Benedetti Jacoby Center, University of the Pacific
Shawn Callahan Business Forecasting Center, University of the Pacific
Mike Conrad Sapper West
Joe DeCredico Garcia DeCredico Studio
Doug Gardner The Dangermond Group
Kerry Gates The Dangermond Group
Penny Hill Penny Hill Public Relations
Pam Jones Kerns & West
Benedict Leong Business Forecasting Center, University of the Pacific
Jason Moody Economic & Planning Systems, Inc.
Jesse Neumann Business Forecasting Center, University of the Pacific
John Nicolaus Mogavero Notestine Associates
Mike Notestine Mogavero Notestine Associates
Megan Quinn Economic & Planning Systems, Inc.
Vaughn Quoss Independent Consultant
Edward Sullivan Economic & Planning Systems, Inc.
David Sunding University of California, Berkeley
Jesse Walker Economic & Planning Systems, Inc.
Arianna Yepez Jacoby Center, University of the Pacific
Economic Sustainability Plan Chapter Authors
Chapter 1: Introduction
Jeffrey Michael
Chapter 2: Overview of the People and Economy of the Delta
Jason Moody and Ben Sigman
Chapter 3: The Delta Ecosystem and Economic Sustainability
Robert Pyke and Jeffrey Michael
Chapter 4: Review of Key Policies and Planning Processes
Margit Aramburu, Jeffrey Michael and Robert Pyke
Chapter 5: Flood, Earthquake and Sea-Level Rise Risk Management
Robert Pyke, Ron Baldwin, Mike Conrad, and Jeffrey Michael
Chapter 6: Framework for Analysis
Jeffrey Michael
Chapter 7: Agriculture
Jeffrey Michael and Vaughn Quoss
Chapter 8: Recreation and Tourism
Pete Dangermond, Karin Winters, and Ben Sigman
Chapter 9: Infrastructure
Thomas Pogue and Robert Pyke
Chapter 10: Legacy Communities
David Zehnder, Ben Sigman, Jesse Walker, Joe DeCredico, and Margit Aramburu
Chapter 11: Integrated Issues for Delta Economic Sustainability
Jeffrey Michael, Karin Winters, and David Zehnder
Chapter 12: Recommended Strategies and Actions for Economic Sustainability
Written collaboratively by the Consultants and the Delta Protection Commission
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Acknowledgements
The authors would like to acknowledge the assistance of many individuals and organizations
who have contributed to the ESP. While these contributions have been important in the
development of the ESP, the contents do not necessarily reflect their policies or opinions. In
particular, we would like to acknowledge: Steve Michelson of Applied Water Resources;
Warren Bogle of Bogle Winery; Mark Rogerson of Brown & Meyer & Cook; Mike Hardesty of the
California Central Valley Flood Control Association; Bill Wells of the California Delta Chambers
& Visitor's Bureau; Justin Fredrickson of the California Farm Bureau Federation; Dennis Cadd
and Eric Fredricks of Caltrans; Tom Zuckerman of the Central Delta Water Agency; Phil
Harrington of the City of Antioch; Jeff Willett, Larry Parlin, and Robert Granberg of the City of
Stockton; Dominic Demare of the Clarksburg General Plan Advisory Committee; Ken Kirby,
Loren Bottorff, and Will Betchart as consultants to DWR; Ann Spaulding, Bob Whitley, Gary
Craft, and Mike Coughlin of the Contra Costa Council; John Greitzer of Contra Costa County;
Deanna Sereno, Greg Gartrell, and Maureen Martin of the Contra Costa Water District; Bill
Emlin, Clifford Covey, and Kathy Barnes-Jones of the County of Solano; Emily Pappalardo and
Gil Labrie of DCC Engineering; Campbell Ingram and Elisa Sabatini of the Delta
Conservancy; Dave Mraz, Doug Rischbieter, Geoff Shaw, Kamyar Guvetchi, Mike Inamine,
Mike Mirmazaheri, Rod Mayer, Sean Bageban, Steve Bradley, and Steve Mahnke of the DWR;
Nancy Kaiser of the East Bay Regional Park District; Doug Wallace and Eileen White of
EBMUD; Gina van Klompenburg of CA Fish and Game; Mark Morais of Giusti's; Dominick Gulli
of Green Mountain Engineering; Kevin Tillis of Hultgren-Tillis Engineers; Linda Garcia of the
Isleton Police Department; Basil Rudnick and Jay Sorensen of the Jolly Jay Guide Service;
Kande Korth of Korth's Pirate's Lair Marina; Bill Darsie and Chris Neudeck of KSN, Inc.; Shirley
Roberts of the Locke Homeowners Assocation; Les Lyman of the Lyman Group, Inc.; Chris
Lauritzen of the Marine Recreation Association; Gil Cosio, Michael Moncrief, and Nate Hershey
of MBK Engineers; Anna Fock of MHW Americas, Inc.; Melinda Terry and Steve Mello of the
North Delta Water Agency; Jeff Wingfield of the Port of Stockton; Roy Shlemon of R. J.
Shlemon & Assoc., Inc.; Tom Myers of Rio Vista Fire; Stan Simi of the River Delta Fire District;
Barbara Moore of the River Delta USD; Jan Leroy of the Ryde Hotel; David Shebazian of the
Sacramento Area Council of Governments; Connie Ford, Don Thomas, and George Booth of
Sacramento County; Laura Grossman and Marla Andrade of the Sacramento County Sheriff;
Alison Whipple of the San Francisco Estuary Institute; Mel Lytle of San Joaquin County; George
Fink of the San Joaquin Regional Rail Commission; Nicky Suard of Snug Harbor Resorts; David
Okeda of the Solano County Water Agency; John Herrick of the South Delta Water Agency;
Cheryl Essex and Dan Ray of State Parks; Pablo Garza of The Nature Conservancy; Bart
McDermott of the US Fish & Wildlife Service; Dennis Clarke of the USACE; Brian Atwater of the
USGS; Henry Matsunaga of Wagner & Bonsignore; Joe Enos of the Walnut Grove Homeowners
Association; Mark Wilson of Wilson Farms; David Morrison, Petrea Marchand, and Wes Ervin
of Yolo County; Lieutenant Martin Torres, Rosario Ruiz-Dark, and Sgt. Al Williams of the Yolo
County Sheriff; Emily Barnett; and Mary McTaggart.
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