Candidate for
Commissioner; Humboldt Bay Harbor Recreation and Conservation District; Division 5

Charles L. Ollivier, a naturalized citizen, was born and raised in Agen, France. Charles received his Certificate Etudes, "Ecole de Verdum" from Gap, France in 1951, and moved to the United States with his parents the same year. He attended Arcata High School and Humboldt State College.

Employment: . Weyerhauser, Humboldt Plywood, Simpson, & Roddiscraft mills 1953-1966 . Pacific Maritime Association (PMA), 1966-2001, retired . International Longshoremen & Warehousemen's Union, Local #14 (ILWU),longshoreman, 1966-2001, retired

Elected: . Central Labor Council, 1990-2001, retired . President, ILWU Local #14, 16 yrs., retired . Small Ports Representative, ILWU, retired . Caucus Delegate to Pacific Coast ILWU, retired . Labor Relations Committee, ILWU, retired . Commissioner, Humboldt Bay Harbor, Recreation, & Conservation District (HBHRCD), 1991-2007

Appointed: . U.S. Forest Conference, Speaker, 1992 . Board of Directors, North Coast Railroad Authority (NCRA), 2005-2009 . Member, Rail and Port Infrastructure Task Force (RAPIT), 2005 to present . Making Headway Advisory Board, a non-profit benefiting the traumatically-brain injured (TBI)

Memberships: . Citizens for Port Development Founding Member . Retirees of ILWU #14, 2001 to present . National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), a non-profit . American Rhododendron Society, Eureka Chapter, 2005-present

Accomplishments: . Chair, Pilotage Committee, HBHRCD, 2006, hired bay pilots . Port Revitalization Committee, 2007, HBHRCD hired Maritime Commerce Director . Redwood Dock Committee, HBHRCD . Joint Redwood Dock & Rail Committee, HBHRCD . As a HBHRCD Commissioner, voted for: a. Humboldt Bay Management Plan <http://humboldtbay.org> b. Harbor Deepening Project c. Harbor Revitalization Plan d. Redwood Marine Terminal feasibility study e. Grant funds ($2 million) to improve District safety

Goals: Jobs with a living wage

Local economic improvement
Protection of Bay environment and concervation
Support Bay Mariculture
Provide public access to marine recreational facilities