Retired Architect. Artist. Activist. I am committed to supporting a thriving Petaluma that looks to the future while respecting its past. To a community that grows responsibly while preserving its unique history. We can do both, if we raise our voices to demand consensus-based solutions.

Jane Hamilton Is a former Petaluma City Council member who delved deeply into city planning with the Petaluma River Plan and The Central Petaluma Specific Plan.  She was part of the council that accomplished making our downtown a part of the National Historic Registry. She believes that economic growth and housing do not need to interfere with or dissipate the precious resource we have in the downtown. “Other historic towns have succeeded in growing and preserving their character and so can we.”

Tom Lewis is the founder and president of Tom Lewis Restoration and Consulting, Inc., specializing in high quality painting, masonry, waterproofing, and restoration services. ​Areas of expertise include restoration and preservation of all masonry, concrete, wood, metal, and other building materials that have commercial, civic, and historic value. Among a long list of professional accomplishments as an architect, Tom was a Board Member of San Francisco Architectural Heritage

Mike Healy is an attorney and served on the Petaluma City Council for 24 years.  Previously, he was vice president of Heritage Homes of Petaluma.

Colleen Mahoney is a fourth generation Petaluman. When Colleen isn’t working on award-winning architectural projects, she is managing conservation on her family ranch or volunteering for numerous local organizations. Colleen has served on the City of Petaluma Building Review Board, the board of the Petaluma Chamber of Commerce, the board of the Petaluma Woman’s Club and Foundation. Colleen is committed to building community awareness around the preservation of architecture in Petaluma and she believes that the unique architectural character, scale and charm found in downtown Petaluma must be cherished.