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Plan Development Methodology Jurisdiction Point of Contact Title Special Purpose Districts Coastside County Water District Mary Rogen General Manager Colma Fire Protection District Geoffrey Balton Fire Chief Highlands Recreation District Derek Schweigart General Manager Menlo Park Fire Protection District Andres Acevedo Program Director, Office of Emergency Management Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District Brandon Stewart Land and Facilities Services Manager Mid-Peninsula Water District Rene Ramirez Operations Manager Montara Water & Sanitary District Clemens Heldmaier General Manager North Coast County Water District Adrianne Carr General Manager San Mateo Community College District Ben’Zara Minkin Emergency Manager San Mateo County Flood & Sea Level Rise Resiliency District Makena Wong Associate Project Manager San Mateo County Harbor District James B. Pruett General Manager San Mateo County Office of Education Molly Henricks Coordinator, School Safety & Risk Prevention San Mateo Resource Conservation District Sheena Sidhu Conservation Program Manager for Forest Health and Fire Resiliency Westborough Water District Darryl Barrow General Manager Woodside Fire Protection District Don Bullard Fire Marshal 3.3 DEFINING THE PLANNING AREA The planning area was defined as the County of San Mateo, which consists of the mid-to southern land mass of the San Francisco Peninsula. The planning area includes San Mateo County’s 20 incorporated jurisdictions, special districts, and the unincorporated areas of the County. 3.4 THE STEERING COMMITTEE Hazard mitigation planning enhances collaboration and support among diverse parties whose interests can be affected by hazard losses. A Steering Committee was formed to oversee all phases of the plan. The members of this committee included San Mateo County staff, community members, and other stakeholders from communit y- based organizations, special districts, cities, and other groups within the planning area. The planning team assembled a list of candidates representing interests within the planning area that could have recommendations for the plan or be affected by its recommendations. The team confirmed a committee of 13 members. Table 3-2 lists the Steering Committee members. Leadership roles and ground rules were established during the Steering Committee’s initial meeting on February 22, 2021. The Steering Committee agreed to meet monthly as needed throughout the course of the plan’s development and more frequently during the mitigation initiative development phase. The planning team facilitated each Steering Committee meeting, which addressed a set of objectives based on the work plan established for the plan update. The Steering Committee met six times from February 2021 through July 2021. Meeting agendas, recordings of meetings, and meeting minutes, including attendance logs, are posted on the County’s hazard mitigation plan website at https://cmo.smcgov.org/event-information. All Steering Committee meetings were open to the public, and agendas were posted in advance of the meetings. 3-3