Just to touch the highlights, he’s been an administrative law judge for the Public Utlilities Commission, where he needed to deal with complex economic presentations. He was a legal principal for the state’s Local Government Commission. He’s now working with UC’s Environmental Law and Policy Center, and he’s an unabashed advocate of more density downtown. He just doesn’t think that the developer-dominated Planning Commission’s quick and dirty rewrite of the plan DAPAC worked on for so long will accomplish the goal.