Vicki Gaynor's Email & Phone

Ms. Gaynor manages all aspects of new business development, with responsibilities ranging from seeking new opportunities to preparing proposals in response to RFP/RFQs on federal, state, and local levels. Prior to joining Environet, Ms. Gaynor worked for one of the state's larger real estate developers where she was involved in the land use planning and entitlement process for an 1100-acre mixed-use master planned community in West Oahu. She supervised planners and attorneys responsible for the preparation of land-use permit applications and studies, including Environmental Assessments and NEPA and Chapter 343 Environmental Impact Statements. Ms. Gaynor has appeared before the State Land Use Commission, Land Board, and Water Commission, the Honolulu City Council and Planning Commission, and Neighborhood Boards. She has managed contested case land-use proceedings and appeals and has worked extensively with community groups, trade unions, business associations, state legislators, city council members, and government officials and decision makers. She has been involved in complicated land use issues such as Native Hawaiian gathering rights, zoning by initiative and construction moratoriums. Ms. Gaynor has filled leadership roles on coalitions where business and labor have worked collaboratively and she currently serves as a member of the City and County of Honolulu Planning Commission.