Patrick Hauck Email & Phone Number

Greater Philadelphia Area

Residential and institutional landscape installation and maintenance.

Philadelphia Pa

Completion of PennState Extension's Master Gardening Training Program. Master Gardeners are volunteers who support Penn State Cooperative Extension's educational programs in consumer horticulture. They develop their horticultural expertise through participation in educational programs conducted by Penn State University faculty and Cooperative Extension staff. Faculty, Extension specialists, and Extension educators also provide diagnostic support for horticultural issues and questions to Master Gardener volunteers actively participating in the program. Extension publications, teaching materials, and other program support materials are provided as deemed appropriate by the Extension specialist and county Master Gardener Coordinator. Information presented by Master Gardeners must be consistent with Penn State Cooperative Extension recommendations concerning various aspects of consumer horticulture.

8708 Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia Pa 19118

Managed first land trust in the nation with a focus on urban parcels, accredited by the Land Trust Accreditation Commission and part of a growing movement to integrate land conservation and preservation of historic resources. Conducted annual monitoring and reporting on 40 current easement-protected properties. Recruited new easement donors. Directed and coordinated the development of new easements.

8400 Germantown Avenue, Suite 2, Philadelphia Pa 19118

Educated first time residential buyers. Solicited new clients and responded to ongoing inquiries. Managed open houses and scheduled property showings. Prepared and negotiated offers. Coached buyers through the inspection process and responding. Brought transactions to successful closings.

1608 Walnut Street, Philadelphia Pa 19103

Developed, planned, promoted and directed programs, services and events. Designed and delivered public presentations. Provided technical assistance on construction, grant research, budgets, information resources and contacts. Identified and solicited sponsorships. Recruited supervised, motivated and coordinated staff and volunteers. Planned, promoted, implemented and managed grant programs. Conceptualized, designed and implemented educational programs with limited resources. Identified, targeted and invited workshop instructors. Coordinated and implemented neighborhood resource surveys. Programs managed included• Pride of Place Program: citywide effort designed to educate local leaders how to identify and promote character defining features of their communities including an associated grant program to support projects to promote neighborhood pride and sense of place.• Vital Neighborhood Initiative: a program designed to strengthen middle market neighborhoods through targeted improvements and to promote community character.• Preservation Achievement Awards Program: organization’s annual awards program to recognize outstanding historic preservation projects and leadership throughout the greater Philadelphia region.• Historic Properties Repair Program: preservation-based home repair grant program for low-moderate income homeowners of older and historic houses. • Old House Fair: specialty home show for owner of older and historic houses.• Homeowner Workshops: educational program targeted to homeowners throughout the city.• Citywide Neighborhood Preservation Conference: annual gathering of neighborhood leaders with a focus on celebrating sense of place.• Easement Program: architectural façade protection program protecting over 235 historic properties throughout the greater Philadelphia area.

Philadelphia Pa

Implemented investment tax credits for the restoration of historic properties. Provided technical assistance to clients. Wrote National Register nominations, Parts 1-3, History Resource and Historic Surveys. Conducted historic materials analysis.

Philadelphia Pa

- Coordinated all initial planning for all aspects of Sacred Trusts VII, a national conference on the care and active community use of historic religious properties held at the National Cathedral in October of 2002.

6703 Germantown Avenue Suite 200, Philadelphia, Pa 19119

Coordinated initial planning for all aspects of Sacred Trusts VII, a national conference on the care and active community use of historic religious properties held at the National Cathedral in October of 2002.

Philadelphia Pa 19119

- Managed the daily operation of the field office as a satellite of the Northeast Office in Boston. - Served as key point of contact for constituents in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware - Monitored current trends and issues effecting the preservation of historic resources in the area in order to assure that the Trust was effective in the development and delivery of programs and services.- Provided ongoing technical assistance to constituents and organizations on a wide variety of preservation related issues through written and oral correspondence and public testimony.- Coordinated and implemented a variety of convenings of individual and constituent organizations throughout the region, including the Northeast Regional meeting of the National Trust and Preservation Leadership Institute.- Served as staff liaison for the Trust’s Statewide Initiative and Statewide Partners programs in the tri-state area in order to develop and bolster the organizational capacity of statewide non-profit preservation organizations.

Cliveden, 6401 Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia Pa 19144

- Served as field staff to Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia and Puerto Rico- Served as staff liaison for the Trust’s Statewide Initiative and Statewide Partners programs in my assigned states in order to develop and bolster the organizational capacity of statewide non-profit preservation organizations. Assisted statewide and local constituents throughout the region with non-profit organization and board development- Coordinated and evaluated nominations for the Trust’s Eleven Most Endangered List and National Honor Awards.- Managed the Preservation Service Fund Grant Fund for the nine states and territories served by the regional office.- Coordinated and implemented a variety of convenings of organizations throughout the region. Assisted statewide organizations in the planning and implementation of annual statewide conferences- Coordinated a national outreach to Hispanics and Latinos involved in historic preservation as a part of the National Trust’s Cultural Diversity ProgramActing Director / February 1996 –May 1997- Assumed the responsibilities for the managing the office in addition to carrying out ongoing responsibilities Field Representative / April 1991 – April 1994- Served as Field Staff to Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Virginia, West Virginia and Washington, D.C.

Indianapolis, In

- Planned and implemented foundation sponsored programs and events, including annual Preservation Week Events- Served as staff for the Fund for Landmark Indianapolis Properties (FLIP). Responsibilities included: identification and marketing of properties; review of preservation and new construction plans; coordination of legal documents; ongoing technical assistance during restoration projects; monitoring of over 100 properties protected by covenants and architectural facade easements; production of a quarterly newsletter.- Coordinated and convened the activities of Historic Urban Neighborhoods of Indianapolis (HUNI), a coalition of 12 diverse historic neighborhoods. Responsibilities included: the planning of monthly meetings; coordination of correspondence; organization and implementation of an annual retreat.