Meet a local planner: Zachary Dahl, AICP
Dhawal Kataria, AICP, interviews a planner who started as a consultant and is now the deputy community development director in a bayside city of 105,000.
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News
What a Planning grad student learned at NPC22
Snow Zhu, UC Berkeley, connected with others in planning and learned a lot, including that a future in housing and economic development holds many opportunities.
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Who’s where
News about Gerry Beaudin, AICP; Jamie Bourne; Dahlia Chazan, AICP; Mari Hsu; Alex Eisenhart; Xue Ling, AICP; Elizabeth Owen; Christina Ratcliffe, AICP; Timothy Rood, AICP; and Nick Zornes.
Northern News June 2022
(Photo: Haight Street at Buena Vista West, Feb 2022. Nathan Barteau, Unsplash) Eight articles (from Fairfield to Gambia) • 10 “Who’s where” profiles • 13 in “Planning news roundup” (from Rohnert Park to San Jose) • Four “Where in the world” photos (UK, Ukraine, Italy, Canada).
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Northern News May 2022
(Photo: Hugh Graham, Fisherman’s Wharf Monterey, Dec. 2016) • Four feature articles • Upcoming “listening sessions” • Seven in “Who’s where” • Four “Where in the world” photos • 15 articles excerpted in “Planning news roundup”
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SB35 could advance stalled Sebastopol affordable housing
By Nashelly Chavez, The Press Democrat, April 13, 2022. A plan to build 84 units of affordable housing (half for agricultural workers and their families) has been resubmitted in Sebastopol.
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State rejects Point Reyes water contamination, climate plan
By Will Houston, Marin Independent Journal, April 9, 2022. Park staff now plan to work with Coastal Commission staff and state water quality regulators to better address environmental impacts from cattle ranching.
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Litter-strewn Bay Bridge entrance will soon transform into an urban forest
By Jessica Wolfrom, San Francisco Examiner, April 6, 2022. Nearly 1,000 young trees are expected for the nursery, which will be replanted in neighborhoods with low tree cover as they mature.
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$1.5 million granted for Mountain View phase of Baylands restoration project
By Sue Dremann, Palo Alto Weekly, April 1, 2022. The funding supports a feasibility study for a later phase within the broader, more than a half-billion-dollar South San Francisco Bay Shoreline Project.
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New financing district will propel development in Humboldt County’s Samoa peninsula
By Sonia Waraich, Eureka Times-Standard, April 1, 2022. Funds will be disbursed through a grant program with a public process for reviewing requests, and aren’t reserved exclusively for traditional infrastructure such as roads and bridges.
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