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Original 2016 RVMAC members. From left: Katrina Frey, Chris Boyd, Debra Ramirez, Alex de Grassi, Cassie Taaning, Estelle Clifton, Marybeth Kelly, Melinda Hunter, and Sheilah Rogers, being sworn in by Carre Brown in 2016.
The Redwood Valley Municipal Advisory Council RVMAC is a group of 7 members and 2 alternate members, who serve by appointment of the Board of Supervisors. The function of the RVMAC is to act as an advisory group and the voice of Redwood Valley residents to the County of Mendocino Board of Supervisors, Planning Commission, and other agencies that take actions affecting the community. Membership on the RVMAC is voluntary (application form for membership may be accessed in the 'About RV Mac' section of this website); no members receive any compensation. The RVMAC can't pass laws or regulations. They are under requirements of the Brown Act (see Resources section of this website), which requires OPEN MEETINGS whenever a quorum (4 or more) of members meet or talk. Meeting agendas are posted for public viewing (this website, the RV Post Office, the site of the meeting--usually the Grange/Guild-- and the RV Market) at least 72 hours in advance. For the RVMAC to gain success in influencing Board and other agency decisions, we encourage wide participation by our Redwood Valley neighbors.
Dolly Riley (Chair), Jini Reynolds (Vice-Chair), Katrina Frey (Treasurer), Chris (Wick) Boyd, Sattie Clark, Patricia (Pien) Ris-Yarbrough, Marybeth Kelly (Alternate Member) and VACANT POSITION (Alternate Member), VACANT POSITION (Secretary).
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The Redwood Valley Municipal Advisory Council RVMAC is a group of 7 members and 2 alternate members, who serve by appointment of the Board of Supervisors. The function of the RVMAC is to act as an advisory group and the voice of Redwood Valley residents to the County of Mendocino Board of Supervisors, Planning Commission, and other agencies. Yarn redwood prisma migrate dev # Migrate from SQLite to Postgres. If you've already created migrations using SQLite, e.g. You have a migrations directory at api/db/migrations, follow this two-step process. Remove existing migrations. For Linux and Mac OS From your project root directory, run either command corresponding to your OS.
If you are interested in becoming a member of the RV MAC, please follow the link below to fill out an application. MAC members are appointed by the Board of Supervisors. The RV MAC shall have 7 members and 2 alternates. All members shall serve 4 year terms.
Also, we are in great need of an Acting Secretary (a paid position at $18/hour) to take notes and minutes, and to update this website on the Squarespace application. Inquire by contacting the MAC or any member via this website or at our PO Box (243, Redwood Valley, Ca. 95470). Come join the team and earn some cash!!!!!
Supervisor Carre Brown administers service oath to retired member, Sandra Berman
Ex-officio members are those who have termed out or retired from the MAC but still actively participate in specific projects.
Alex de Grassi [ex-officio member*] graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Economic Geography, but has since pursued a career as a recording artist and internationally touring concert guitarist. He and his wife, Alison, moved to Redwood Valley from San Francisco in 1994, where both are active members of the Mendocino County community. For more information, please visit www.degrassi.com.
Sheilah Rogers [ex-officio member*] moved to Redwood Valley in 1972 and is still grateful to have found the place that she and her husband Steve call home. Sheilah is a recognized pioneer and champion of micro-business development in the U.S. As the founding CEO of Mendocino County’s West Company, she worked with colleagues in California and across the country to recognize locally owned small businesses as the major economic engine of rural economies. She is currently a member of the Mendocino County Food Policy Council.
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Christine Boyd (aka 'Wick') graduated from UC Irvine and worked for 32 years in local government, including 3 years as Manager of the Orange County Emergency Management Division. Upon retirement, she was a Deputy Fire Marshal/Battalion Chief for a large Southern California fire department. In 2020, she was elected to the Board of Directors of the Redwood Valley-Calpella Fire District. She holds a certificate in Haz Mat Management and is a part-time instructor in ballet at Mendocino College, Chris and her husband, Tom, have lived in Redwood Valley for over 13 years. They are dedicated to helping maintain our community's rural character.
Katrina Frey, Treasurer of the MAC, graduated from Earldom College and moved to Covelo, where she studied biodynamic farming before founding the organic, Biodynamic Frey Vineyards, Ltd., in Redwood Valley with her husband, Jonathan, and brother-in-law, Matthew. Working jobs from grape picker to her current position as Executive Director, Katrina is treasurer of Taste of Redwood Valley, board member of the Demeter Assoc., a past director on the RV Water District, among other offices. In 2004, she helped spearhead the passing of the Mendocino County initiative banning GMO crops and animals.
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