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COMMISSIONERS
Ken Lundie,
President
Leo Padreddii,
Vice President
Sally R. Campbell,
Treasurer
Pietro Parravano,
Secretary
James J. Tucker,
Commissioner
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Ken Lundie, President
Ken Lundie has been active in coastal issues for over 12 years since
moving to Moss Beach from San Francisco with his family.
Describing himself as a mainstream conservationist, Lundie is president
of Coastside Preservation and Recreation Inc., a non-profit Land Trust that
owns and maintains the Moss Beach Children's Park. He was appointed in 1998
to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (N.O.A.A.), and held
the "Diving Seat" on the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary and was San
Mateo County's sole representative on the 24-member Blue Ribbon Advisory
Council that oversees the largest marine sanctuary in the world.
A San Francisco firefighter for over 25 years, Lundie works at San Francisco
International Airport as a certified Fire Boat Pilot. He is also partners
in a commercial fishing vessel berthed at Pillar Point. He is an advocate
for conservation of marine resources and sustainable fisheries management.
He is affiliated with the Pacifica Land Trust, National Shellfish Association,
Abalone and Marine Resources Council, World Abalone Association, Save Our
Shores, Friends of the Fitzgerald Marine Life Refuge, Mid-Coast Parklands,
International Association of Firefighters, Marine War Memorial Association,
and the Half Moon Bay and Moss Beach Landing Fisherman's Marketing Associations.
Ken and his wife, Marie, both graduates of City College of San Francisco,
have an 11-year-old son, Steven, who attends Cunha Intermediate School in
Half Moon Bay and is active in the San Mateo chapter of the Boy Scouts of
America Troop 255.
Leo Padreddii,
Vice President
Mr. Padreddii
was elected Commissioner in November 1998, following his appointment to
fill a vacancy in June 1997. Mr. Padreddi was re-elected in 2000.
Born and raised in San Mateo County, Mr. Padreddii has been Mayor, City Councilman,
and Planning Commissioner of the City of South San Francisco. He was intensively
involved in the initial development of the Oyster Point Marina/Park, now
administered for the City by the Harbor District under a Joint Powers Agreement
which Mr. Padreddii also helped to draft.
Mr. Padreddii served as co-chairman of the Joint Harbor District/South San
Francisco Water Transit Fact-Finding Panel, created to develop the
basis for establishing San Francisco Bay ferry and water taxi services at
Oyster Point Marina/Park. These services will provide a needed alternative
to increasingly difficult highway travel around and across the Bay.
Mr. Padreddii's past experience includes service as a police officer and
work for the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission.
Sally
R. Campbell, Treasurer
Ms. Campbell is the past District Board President and had served in that capacity five times. A native of Omaha, Nebraska, Ms Campbell has lived in San Mateo County for 34 years, in Moss Beach for 32 years, and in Pacifica. She was elected to the Harbor Commission in 1992, re-elected in 1996, and again in 2000, and 2004. She was the top vote getter in the San Mateo County-wide Election of 2000 and 2004. Before her election to the Harbor Commission, she served for nearly six years on the Midcoast Community Council, which is an advisory council to the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors.
Ms. Campbell is a Realtor with Rupert Taylor Real Estate in Burlingame. “I specialize in listing and selling homes in the greater San Mateo County Peninsula as well as the San Mateo County Midcoast.”
Previously, she worked for Arcadia marketing, covering the Northwest and Bay Area. "I sold the first books to Microsoft when they were starting," she recalls. During her career with the Tennessee-based company, Ms. Campbell won awards for excellence in design and print manufacturing. One of the award-winning designs was for "High Steel," a book about the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge.
She has an adult son and two grandchildren, whom she affectionately calls "my hobbies."
I also have a 13-year-old grandson, whom I have adopted and am raising. He has a great sense of humor, and fortunately, I do. We are going to need this to get through the teen-age years, but have no doubts about coming through with flying colors.
She has 2 years of college from Omaha University and several accredited courses with San Jose State for Marketing and Purchasing.
"My goal as a Commissioner has always been to get the Harbor District in a solid financial condition and continue to expand on recreation for the many visitors to buy fresh fish right off the boats and visit one of our fine restaurants. To meet some of these needs, we are building a brand new restroom facility for our guests.” She advises.
She has also supported the Commercial Fishing Fleet at Pillar Point Harbor. She supported and voted for the Commercial Boats being able to sell fresh fish directly from the boats.
Pietro Parravano, Secretary
Born in Princeton,
New Jersey in an academic household and has resided in San Mateo County for
20 years. After completing graduate school, he taught science and mathematics
at Woodside Priory School in Portola Valley. His occupation as a commercial
fisherman has culminated into fishery leadership at local, state and federal
levels.
Mr. Parravano has participated in Federal and State programs to assure a
balance of environmental and economic needs. Recently, he was appointed to
sit on the Pew Commission that will focus on the impacts of coastal development,
pollution, fishing practices, climate change, and invasive species on marine
life in U.S. waters.
Parravano has received numerous awards for his work in the commercial fisheries.
He received the "Highliner of the Year" award in November, 1997 which is
the nation's highest fisheries award. The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors
honored him with an award in January, 1998 for his dedicated service to the
County in regards to fishery leadership. In February, 1995 he was honored
by the Coastside Chamber of Commerce as the recipient of the Community Service
award. He has received proclamations from Senator Barbara Boxer and the
California Assembly for his leadership and dedication to the fisheries.
In November, 1997 he traveled to New Delhi, India to help organize the World
Fisheries Forum which represents family fishermen.
Mr. Parravano served as the President of the Pacific Coast Federation of
Fishermen's Association located in San Francisco. He is also President
of the Institute for Fishery Resources, located in San Francisco. He
was appointed by Governor Wilson to the Bay Delta Advisory Council which
addresses environmental and economic issues relative to the San Francisco
Bay and Delta.
He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry and a Masters of Science
degree in Biology from Eastern Michigan University. He resides in Half Moon
Bay with his wife, Joan. She is a nursing supervisor and emergency room
nurse at Seton Coastside Hospital in Moss Beach.
James
J. Tucker,Commissioner, Past President
Commissioner Jim Tucker of San Mateo was elected to the Harbor Commission in November 1998, following his appointment to fill a vacancy earlier in the year.
Mr. Tucker is a former Juvenile Probation Officer for the City and County of San Francisco leaving the Court after twelve years of service to form his own construction company. Today he is a licensed general building contractor and engineer. He has been active in San Mateo County for more than 25 years. While serving as an elected member of the City Council of Daly City (1978-1990), he was selected to be Mayor for two terms by his colleagues.
His community activities have included serving on numerous boards and committees including the Project 90 Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Foundation, San Mateo Easter Seals, Peninsula Re-Care, Stonestown YMCA, San Mateo County Criminal Justice Council, and he has been a Sponsor in Ducks Unlimited.
At San Francisco State University he attained his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Sociology, and then a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from Golden Gate University. Mr. Tucker and his wife Buffy have three children and seven grandchildren and have lived in San Mateo County for over 35 years.
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400 Oyster Point Blvd. Suite 300