Experience

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  Uc berkeley

  Jan 1971 - Jan 1972

  Teaching assistant

  Multiple sections of Introduction to Physical Geography for Professor Douglas Powell.

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  Lawrence hall of science, berkeley ca

  Jan 1972 - Jan 1973

  Lecturer

  Multi-media lecture presentation of the history and problems with the exotic Eucalyptus trees in California dating to the late 1880s.

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  Weld county, colorado

  Jan 1974 - Jan 1975

  Assistant zoning administrator

  Performed journeyman planning and code enforcement work for one of the then top ten agricultural counties in the nation. Served as County FEMA coordinator. Provided local planning services to several unincorporated towns in county. Project planner for NOAA high elevation research tower near Boulder CO and unique aviation residential development near Erie CO.

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  City of santa rosa

  Jan 1975 - Jan 1977

  Ceqa coordinator

  Served as first California Environmental Quality Act coordinator for all public and private projects in then 50,000+ County seat charter city. Administered all CEQA consultant contracts. Performed other current planning work, processing wide range of development projects. Was City lead staff on establishment of archaeological preserves and first-ever vernal pool/wetland preserves in West Santa Rosa in order to maintain Federal and State regional wastewater treatment facility funding, consistent with NEPA and CEQA requirements. Project planner for controversial Wild Oak equestrian development next to then new Annadel State Park. State-of-the-art project environmental review ensured preservation of a pre-historic obsidian mine important to West Coast and further indigenous peoples that was partially on the Wild Oak site. Extensive experience working with archaeological and rare/endangered species sites, including vernal pools. Show less

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  City of san rafael

  Jan 1978 - Jan 1988

  Managed staff and budget for the Planning/Code Enforcement divisions of a 50,000+ population charter city, the county seat of Marin County. Accomplished adoption without legal challenges of the General Plan 2000 and companion EIR, which were used as City policy for approximately 15 years without major modifications. Developed the first traffic mitigation fee program in northern CA in 1980. Also developed first inclusionary affordable housing requirement for private development in Marin County. Acquired hundreds of acres of high priority open space at no cost to city via agreements with developers. Show less Handled large, complex development projects and managed the preparation of 3 neighborhood plans (Peacock Gap, Gerstle Park, and Sun Valley/Fairhills) and the North San Rafael Sub-Regional Land Use and Transportation Study, with its innovative peak trip based local funding requirement of new and intensified development for transportation improvements. Not a shelf document, as most all improvements eventually funded and constructed, including the first locally financed and engineered Federal Highway over-crossing in Caltrans District 4. Show less

  • Planning Director/Assist. Redevelopment Director

    Jan 1980 - Jan 1988

  • Senior Planner

    Jan 1978 - Jan 1980
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  Bay area planning directors association

  Jan 1985 - May 2013

  Steering committee chair, abag plng comm. rep., & member

  Participated in developing and presenting quarterly 1/2 day presentations on topics of current interest for all planning and community development directors in the 9 San Francisco Bay Area counties. Led professional activities involving monitoring of and advocating for state and local environmental and planning legislation, regulations and policies.Represented this professional group on the Regional Planning Commission that made policy and other recommendations to the Board of the Association of Bay Area Governments, the Council of Governments for the SF Bay Area. Show less

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  Uc extension, berkeley, davis & santa cruz

  Jan 1988 - Jan 1995

  Extension instructor

  How to Prepare a General Plan & Zoning Techniques Seminars

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  Southwest diversified

  Jan 1988 - Jan 1991

  Senior vice president

  Project manager for complex and controversial coastal project in Santa Barbara County; managed preparation of specific plan and private habitat conservation plan. Project ultimately resulted in land trade for private development site and establishment of critical habitat and coastal access public park including a major Monarch Butterfly over-wintering site.

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  Moore consulting

  Jan 1991 - Jan 2013

  Founder and owner

  Moore Consulting performed professional environmental and community planning services for over 20 years. Private, public and non-profit clientele for wide-ranging environmental planning and community development practice. Project management of complex, controversial projects was a specialty of the firm. Also serving as interim management staff for several municipal public agencies.

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  City of palo alto

  Jan 1998 - Jan 1998

  Interim director of planning & community environment

  Managed staff of over 100 including Advance and Current Planning, Housing, CDBG, Historic Preservation, Building, Tree Protection, Code Enforcement and Transportation, including Traffic Engineering. Tenure was a time of high rate of development in Silicon Valley and of expansion of the Palo Alto Medical Foundation, a pioneer non-profit comprehensive health care organization, and of both Stanford University and Stanford Medical Center.

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  City of st. helena

  Jan 2011 - Jun 2011

  Interim planning director

  Managed Planning & Building Department during transitional time at small Napa Valley town.

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  City of larkspur

  Oct 2011 - Jul 2012

  Interim planning & building director

  Managed the Planning Department, the ongoing General Plan update and the then just-starting Station Area Plan funded by Metropolitan Transportation Commission/Association of Bay Area Governments; also conducted organizational management studies for the City Manager. The department was expanded into a Planning & Building Department and the Moore-mentored Senior Planner assumed Director responsibilities as recommended to the City Manager.

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  Anne cronin moore

  Sept 2013 - now

  Lead geographer/environmental planner

  Monitoring past projects and seeking new challenges!The San Rafael Tidelands, that first got protections in the 1980s from City of San Rafael when I was Planning Director there, have been recognized as part of a Wetland of International Importance!"The Ramsar Convention on International Wetlands added the San Francisco Bay estuary and many associated Marin wetlands to the list of wetlands of international importance. The Ramsar Convention provides a framework for voluntary international cooperation for wetland conservation. The US signed onto the Ramsar Convention in 1987. The inclusion of the San Francisco Bay estuary represents the nation's 35th "wetland of importance." Among the areas of the San Francisco Bay that are included in this designation are the San Rafael Tidelands, Tiscornia Marsh and Marin Islands, which are located within the San Rafael Bay. These areas have been long recognized by the Marin environmental organizations and fish and wildlife agencies for their wildlife value, particularly for waterfowl. San Rafael has been presented with a certificate from the Ramsar Convention confirming this designation and international status." Show less

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  Department of the interior, national park service

  Jul 2016 - Oct 2016

  Seasonal interpretive ranger

  Interpretive Ranger at Crater Lake National Park, performing wide-ranging duties such as staffing Visitor Centers, presenting special topic talks, roving roadways and trails, providing general and specialized information to the public visiting the Park, etc.

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  Department of the interior, national park service

  Jun 2017 - Oct 2017

  Seaonal interpretive ranger

  Another great summer after last season at Crater Lake. Love being an interpretive ranger with a wide range of duties: staffing Visitor Centers; providing Trolley Tours on the 33-mile drive around the Rim; entertaining/educating visitors with my talks at the Sinnott Memorial Overlook and the Crater Lake Lodge, especially when the weather allowed being out on the back porch; swearing in Junior Rangers--of all ages; and even answering phones, email and snail mail!