2016-2019 Term

Chairman

Robert has 10+ years residence in Point Loma and homeowner for 6+ years. Robert is a licensed architect with over 15 years of professional experience. In posts with EHDD in San Francisco, Karlsberger Companies in New York, and RJC | Steinberg Hart in San Diego, Robert has served as project designer, project manager, project architect, and as a leader in sustainability standards and practices for a wide range and scale of projects. Robert’s public works projects include the national award-winning Human Resources Service Center at MCAS Miramar, County of San Diego Registrar of Voters building, and design of the Naval Base Coronado Coastal Campus for the Navy SEALS.

Robert is the author of Binding Light & Shadow to Architecture, a LEED-accredited professional with specialty in Building Design + Construction, a Well Building Standard accredited professional, and is actively engaged in community planning and community service. Robert is a member of the AIA San Diego Urban Design Committee, a volunteer with Big Brothers Big Sisters - San Diego, and serves as a teacher in the ACE Mentor Program at San Diego High School.

Contact: pcpbsd@gmail.com

First Vice Chairman

Fred raised his two boys in Point Loma. He is an attorney and a small business owner of Wilson Turner Kosmo LLP, a law firm with 30 attorneys. Fred has served the community in many leadership positions, such as the Chair of the Federal Magistrate Judge Selection Committee for the Southern District of California. He also served as a Commissioner on the 2010 San Diego Redistricting Commission. Thereafter, Mayor Faulconer appointed him as a Commissioner on the Independent Rate Oversight Commission (“IROC”). He graduated from UCSB with a B.A. in Business Economics, and then graduated from the University of Southern California School of Law, with Honors, Order of the Coif.

Contact: fkosmo@wilsonturnerkosmo.com

Second Vice Chairman

3rd generation Point Loma resident. Residential real estate agent for 29 years.
Married with one daughter. Enjoys travel, cooking, biking and water activities.

Contact: bradherrin@cox.net 619-218-3529

Treasurer

Point Loma resident since 2004.
BA in English from Utica College of Syracuse University
Taught with Upward Bound early in my career.
Worked in accounting and finance for the remainder of my career
Involved in several groups within Liberty Station including P3, CCPL and Tenants Association
Co-captain of Liberty Station Neighborhood Watch
Married with 5 grandchildren
Retired
Contact: patriciaclark60@gmail.com 619-222-1822

Secretary

Scott Deschenes is a 20 year member of our law enforcement community. Scott, his wife, and their four children moved to the Point Loma Area in 2010. His children attend Point Loma public schools. Scott is the Vice President External for the PLHS Pointer Association. He is also the President of a charity benefiting his fellow officers and non-uniformed employees. Scott is very eager to help this community which he loves. He feels he brings a fresh outlook to the PCPB by not having a career or contacts in the development community giving him an unclouded view of future land development proposals.

Contact: deschenessix@live.com

A lifelong San Diegan, Peninsula resident and Point Loma High School graduate, David Dick is a graduate of Stanford University (Political Science; Economics) and the University of Southern California Law School. He has over 30 years of experience practicing commercial transactional real estate law in San Diego. His primary areas of expertise include purchase and sale, leasing, complex financing transactions and partnerships. He is a Loma Portal resident, married to MaryAlice Godfrey and the father of four children, two of whom are college graduates, one a college student and one in high school. His past service to San Diego included two 4-year terms on the San Diego Housing Commission. His personal interests include travel with family, gardening, politics, running and swimming.

Contact: daviddick@cox.net

Jim is a San Diego native, an SDSU graduate, and a 25-year Point Loma resident. He retired in 2007 as Assistant Planning Director of the city of Chula Vista, completing a 35-year career in city planning. He had previously held planning management positions with the city of San Diego, the Rancho Santa Fe Association and the city of San Clemente. He was a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners [1991-2008]. In 1994 he co-authored Code Enforcement, a Comprehensive Approach, a valued reference book for zoning and building officials. Since retirement, he has been a project consultant to the cities of San Clemente, Napa, and Newport Beach. Jim is a past president of the Cabrillo National Monument Foundation. He is an avid sports fan and enjoys foreign and domestic travel.

Contact: jharebiz@cox.net

Mark Krencik has over 25 years of architectural practice and land use planning experience in the San Diego area. His interests include smart growth, sustainable practices, pedestrian/bicycle access, housing and open space.
Mark Krencik was educated at Iowa State University and maintains an active architect registration in the State of California.

He is currently serving on the Project Review subcommittee.

Contact: mkrenick@mkaarchitect.com

Education: B.A. in Economics, University of Michigan M.R.P. in Regional Planning, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill M.S. in Real Estate, Georgia State University
Career: Naval Aviator (8 years active duty) and Naval Intelligence (17 years reserve duty), CDR, USN-Retired
Environmental and Natural Resources Planner, Georgina Department of Natural Resources - 5 years.
Commercial Real Estate Development and Finance, MetLife and Laing Properties, Atlanta, GA - 12 years
Affordable Housing Development and Finance, Atlanta, GA and San Diego, CA- 20 years - retired from the San Diego Housing Commission in 2013
Personal: Married 47 years, two children, four grandchildren. .

Contact: jerry.lohla@yahoo.com

SARAH MOGA ALEMANY
(First term expires 2021)

Sarah Moga Alemany lives in Sunset Cliffs with her husband and two young sons. She received her B.A. from the University of San Diego in 2004 and her M.A. from The University of Chicago in 2005. Before returning to San Diego in 2014, she worked as a News Producer for over a decade in Chicago and New York City. Sarah produced news shows for FOX News, CBS National News and Anderson Cooper. Now she is a Public Relations Consultant and also produces documentaries (the most recent being "Angst," a film about teenage anxiety that features Michael Phelps). As a mother of young children in the area, Sarah is most concerned with keeping Point Loma safe and family-friendly. She is excited to be the chair of the Liberty Station sub-committee, where she spends a great deal of time with her children.

Sarah is also involved with the University of San Diego Alumni Association and is fluent in Spanish.

Contact: sarahlmoga@gmail.com

47-year resident of Point Loma.
Studied business and journalism at University of Missouri and San Jose State University; completed educational requirements for Chartered Financial Analyst program.
Two daughters are graduates of Point Loma High and the UC system; wife is a graduate of Point Loma Nazarene University.
Career journalist, 44 years with the same local publication.
Hobbies: Antique furniture, kayaking, fantasy baseball, dining on the peninsula.
Favorite walks: Bayside trail at Cabrillo National Monument,  Sunset Cliffs Natural Park, Collier Neighborhood Park (have you tried it?), Shelter Island, Famosa Slough, Dog Beach.

Contact: donsevrens@rocketmail.com 619 241-0369

Second generation PL Guy, I had the opportunity to grow up around community service. My mother, Ann Tripp Jackson, was Chair of the PCPB when she passed away and previous Chair of PLA. Saving Dana Middle School , from private development, was her last fight. At the age of 19, I followed serving on the PCPB. PLA Board in 1995 and Chair from 2013-2016. In addition , the Peninsula YMCA Board, PL Rotary, SDPD Advisory Board and San Diego Hospice.
My goal is to listen to the community and find common ground with the issues we face. Utilize the long term relationships with our fellow Community Groups and City Representatives. I'll be sure our community will be heard and progress made.

Contact: rtrippj@aol.com