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SUMMARY:What Will It Take to Prioritize Transit on Bay Area Corridors?
DESCRIPTION:As the pandemic is beginning to lift\, Bay Area residents have begun returning to work and traveling more frequently in general\, traffic congestion is returning with them — and in some cases it is even worse than before the pandemic. Putting more people in fewer vehicles is one solution to this gridlock\, but we need to prioritize buses and other transit to more effectively cut through traffic. Without a regionally-coordinated plan\, how can the Bay Area better support transit on busy roadways when their routes may cross the jurisdictions of multiple cities and more than a dozen different approval agencies? Hear from a panel of transportation experts about what it will take to coordinate successfully and accelerate transit priority throughout our region.
URL:https://norcalapa.org/event/what-will-it-take-to-prioritize-transit-on-bay-area-corridors/
LOCATION:Zoom
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SUMMARY:Humboldt County’s Climate Action Plan
DESCRIPTION:In 2006\, California established its first statewide greenhouse gas reduction target and began developing policies and programs to cut emissions. City and County governments soon followed suit by creating local Climate Action Plans. To date\, over 40% of cities and counties in the state have completed a CAP. These CAPs outline the specific actions an agency will take to reduce greenhouse gas emissions that occur within their jurisdiction boundaries. \nThe County of Humboldt is currently working with the seven cities to develop a Regional Climate Action Plan. County Planner Connor McGuigan will join us to discuss the project and give an overview of accomplishments to date and upcoming milestones. The presentation will focus on a central question to the Climate Action Plan effort: How can our local jurisdictions reach ambitious state targets for greenhouse gas reductions?
URL:https://norcalapa.org/event/humboldt-countys-climate-action-plan/
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SUMMARY:The Future of the Guadalupe River is Just Around the Riverbend
DESCRIPTION:For the past two years\, SPUR\, in collaboration with the Guadalupe River Park Conservancy\, has been undertaking a multi-phase study that plans for the future of the Guadalupe River Park\, one of downtown San José’s most important\, but underutilized\, assets. Recent studies done as part of this effort have focused on both the river’s natural ecology and its current and potential economic impact. What was discovered during those analyses and\, more importantly\, how should the city leverage the abundant resources that the Guadalupe River Park offers? Join us for a discussion about the next steps that San José must take to realize the potential of the Guadalupe River and its surrounding areas as an urban amenity that is accessible to all. \nCo-presented by APA Northern California (1 AICP CM credit available). \n+ James Lima / James Lima Planning + Development\n+ Ian McRae / Sherwood Design Engineers\n+ Josiah Cain / Sherwood Design Engineers \nThis program is generously sponsored by:\nKnight Foundation \nLocation\nSPUR Digital Discourse\nRegistrants will receive a link to this Digital Discourse a day in advance of the program. Later registrants will receive a link one hour prior to the program’s start. Anyone registering less than an hour before the program may not receive a link.\nEmail\npublicprograms@spur.org\nPhone\n415.781.8726\nAdmission\nFree for SPUR and APA members. Use Code APASummer for free access.\n$10 for non-members. \nPre-register for a link to this Digital Discourse \nWhen registering\, please use the same email address that you use to receive SPUR emails.
URL:https://norcalapa.org/event/the-future-of-the-guadalupe-river-is-just-around-the-riverbend/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210819T123000
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SUMMARY:How to Build Homes for the Middle Class
DESCRIPTION:It’s not news that California is deeply entrenched in a housing crisis\, for which the only solution is building more homes. Beyond even where that housing should be built\, for whom they should be built is a common topic of argument. There’s no question that significant numbers of homes must be produced for very low- and low-income residents. But the high construction costs in the San Francisco Bay Area are also pricing out moderate income people in the workforce. Without the guarantee of subsidies or financing like affordable housing tax credits or income from sky-high rents\, how can middle-income home construction actually pencil out? Join us to learn what it takes to build for middle-income households\, and how mixed-income developments can provide housing opportunities for residents across the wealth spectrum. \nCo-presented by APA Northern California (1 AICP CM credit available). \n+ Fei Tsen / Windflower Properties\n+ Riaz Taplin / Riaz Capital\n+ Julie Mahowald / Housing Trust Silicon Valley \nThis program is generously sponsored by: \nFacebook \nLocation\nSPUR Digital Discourse\nRegistrants will receive a link to this Digital Discourse a day in advance of the program. Later registrants will receive a link one hour prior to the program’s start. Anyone registering less than an hour before the program may not receive a link.\nEmail\npublicprograms@spur.org\nPhone\n415.781.8726\nAdmission\nFree for SPUR and APA members. Use APASummer for free access to event.\n$10 for non-members. \nPre-register for a link to this Digital Discourse \nWhen registering\, please use the same email address that you use to receive SPUR emails.
URL:https://norcalapa.org/event/how-to-build-homes-for-the-middle-class/
LOCATION:Zoom
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SUMMARY:The Missing Middle
DESCRIPTION:As California grapples with the need for affordable housing and housing in general\, infill projects take a front row seat. How can communities encourage higher density housing that is affordable to middle class workers without infringing on many communities’ desire to limit multifamily housing projects? Tony Perez (Opticos Design) is a Missing Middle Housing expert working with communities to establish and translate policy direction into clear and implementable development standards. Missing Middle Housing is a range of smaller units in multi-unit or clustered housing types\, compatible in form and scale with single-family homes that help meet the growing demand for walkable urban living\, respond to shifting household demographics and meet the need for more housing choices with a range of price points.
URL:https://norcalapa.org/event/the-missing-middle-2/
LOCATION:Webinar
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