Henry Chang, Jr. (b.1934) served as at-large councilmember from 1994-2008.
Chang was born in China in 1934. He came to the U.S. in 1952 to attend U.C. Berkeley. 2
Architect, port commissioner, and councilmember, unfortunately best remembered by some for a failed plan to bring pandas to the Oakland Zoo.
Chang was appointed to replace Frank Ogawa when Ogawa died. 1 He also sponsored legislation to ban "junk" guns and other firearms.
As an architect, Chang designed a number of local buildings, including the former Silver Dragon Restaurant.
Pages tagged “Henry Chang”
POLITICAL AFFILIATION
BIO
OTHER POSITIONS IN CITY GOVERNMENT
REFERENCES
http://changinfo88.com/ChangNew2008Web-blk/Architecture.html
http://memorymap.oacc.cc/people/elderinterviews/henrychang.html
http://changinfo88.com/ChangNew2008Web-blk/Biography.html
Links and References
- Low-key Oakland councilman retires Oakland Tribune January 2, 2009
- Personal Roots by Henry Chang on YouTube