Candidate for
Director; Padre Dam Municipal Water District; Division 5

The Peasley family came to America in 1736 and fought in the American Revolutionary War. They participated in the development of the western frontier. I, James Peasley, have been a San Diegan since 1958. I have lived in San Diego County nearly all my life. I currently reside in Blossom Valley, for nearly 17 years, with my wife of 36 years Linda who is employed at the Thomas Jefferson School of Law. Linda and I have one grown son and a grandson. Linda and I along with their son's family attend Alpine Christian Fellowship. I devote my time to family, work, community service, and varied interests.

College Education:

• Bachelor of Science Degree - Civil Engineering
• San Diego State University
• Graduated - December 1974 with High Honors and Distinction

• Registered Professional Civil Engineer
• State of California - License Number C 29586

• American Society of Civil Engineers
• American Public Works Association
• Construction Management Association of America

I am the founder and principle owner of the consulting engineering firm Peasley & Associates established in 1995.

Major professional engineering accomplishments include the following:

• City of San Diego Otay Water Treatment Plant water supply/treatment agreement for 10 million gallons per day.
• City of San Diego South Bay Water Treatment Plant recycled water supply/treatment agreement for 6 million gallons per day.
• East County Regional Treated Water Improvement Program agreement with San Diego County Water Authority for 16 million gallons per day from the Helix Water District Levy Water Treatment Plant.
• Local supply groundwater well in Rancho del Rey capable of producing a sustainable yield of about 0.5 million gallons per day.
• Annual water agency operating and capital budget preparation.
• Public agency water rate and fee development.
• Federal, state, and local grant revenue acquisitions totaling nearly $14 million dollars.
• Development of the largest retail agency recycled water system in San Diego County.
• Planning, design, and construction management of numerous water, recycled water, and wastewater public works facilities.
• Water resources planning efforts such as the Water Resources Master Plan, Integrated Water Resources Plan, and Urban Water Management Plan.
• Team efforts contributed toward receipt of several financial and engineering peer recognition awards.