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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSilsbyShane Affadavit Disclosure 1999 CITY OF LANSING AFFIDAVIT OF DISCLOSURE ~t TO: CITY CLERK CITY ATTORNEY BOARD OF ETHICS }� r L S f L 5J3`j (Name), being dulys sworn says under oath: 1. I am an elected or appointed officer or employee of the City of Lansing, holding -the position of BRING IPA LTRAFFic EI GGIIJ ,(Title) in the 'T'qNs''PoPZTfl-ri0N &. �1"AM Department. This position is: Full Time: Part Time (Less than 25 hrs. per week) Unpaid: 2. 1 may derive income or benefit, directly or indirectly, from a contract with the City or from any City action detailed as follows (Charter 5-505.1): receIV-t- oar I w to r w v-k --E -I- ►s doh e- eee►v e- h0 h9ps�� dF_ n,' lesg f��h �! S W� �V" at4 CoLtR^ac er� c Shane L. Silsby Principal Traffic Engineer Dept. of Planning & Neighborhood Development Transportation and Parking Office 219 North Grand Avenue Lansing, MI 48933 Ph: (517) 483-4249 Subject: Part-time job description I am a full-time City of Lansing employee and work 40 plus hours per week for the Transportation and Parking Office. I am also employed by an engineering consulting firm on a part-time basis and perform work for this firm during hours after my daily responsibilities are done with the City and on weekends. The name of the firm is URS Greiner Woodward Clyde and it is located in Grand Rapids, MI. My duties at this firm include being a traffic engineer responsible for computer simulation and modeling of urban corridors in order to progress traffic, data collection, geometric analysis and design, and contribution of my traffic engineering knowledge for ideas and solutions pertaining to current projects that are located throughout the state and the country. I work out of my home mostly and travel into our main office about once every two weeks. The nature of this work presents an approach toward traffic engineering that is different than my every day responsibilities with the City of Lansing. I am continuing to assist this firm to increase my knowledge of traffic engineering from both the private side, as well as, the public sector. Sincerely, 0` ` " Shane L. Silsby Principal Traffic Engineer