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Hayward Climate Action Plan
<br /> Working with consultants HDR and Town- Green, City Staff will engage and educate the Community in
<br /> two citywide workshops and multiple meetings, to brainstorm, propose solutions, evaluate these
<br /> proposals, and finally select locally appropriate strategies to complement past and current City
<br /> measures to reduce harmful emissions, such as the installation of rooftop photovoltaic panels at the
<br /> Public Works facility. This Plan will address building, landscape, and infrastructure sustainability;
<br /> energy conservation and renewable resources; waste management and transportation - related
<br /> systems, and other local targets in an implementable action plan that will help Hayward become a
<br /> more environmentally, economically, and socially sustainable community.
<br /> Martinez Climate Action Plan (CAP)
<br /> Martinez has joined a growing list of progressive cities in the United States in reducing citywide
<br /> greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change. Building on initiatives and actions
<br /> already begun by the City of Martinez, the CAP will describe short, medium, and long -term conceptual
<br /> strategies to reduce our dependency on oil and natural gas, increase the use of renewable resources,
<br /> improve air quality, reduce solid waste, and decrease the amount of water and energy required by
<br /> residents, businesses, schools, and municipal operations.
<br /> With the help of Town - Green, the City will actively seek input from residents, businesses, and
<br /> community groups to assist in this effort. Following adoption of the CAP by City Council, a detailed list
<br /> of specific tasks, timelines, and resources necessary to implement the Plan will be drafted.
<br /> Lincoln Wastewater Treatment Facility Reuse Plan, Lincoln, California
<br /> Mr. Dunigan is assisting in the management of the Reuse Plan, which includes a 5 -day public
<br /> Charrette and the resulting Draft Specific Plan. The project team is providing integrated planning and
<br /> engineering services to ensure attractive, environmentally sound and economically viable
<br /> development of the site. The project team led a public design Charrette, which included economic and
<br /> market consultants, engineers, environmental consultants, the City, and numerous key stakeholders.
<br /> The major issues that the team addressed included ecological conservation & environmentally
<br /> sensitive design, turning zoning restrictions into economic opportunities, coordinating broad -based
<br /> community input and support, and forging mutually beneficial partnerships between the public and
<br /> private sectors.
<br /> Tehachapi Interim Community Design Program (ICDP), Tehachapi, California
<br /> Daniel worked with a team of designers, transportation planners, and city staff during a 5 -day
<br /> Charrette to produce a plan for an Interim Community Design Program (ICDP) document. The ICDP's
<br /> main goal was to identify, evaluate and address the community concerns, and to develop a set of
<br /> recommendations for the planning and design of new development. The project consisted of three
<br /> distinct stages:
<br /> The first stage focused on research of the existing physical and regulatory conditions and included
<br /> confidential interviews with key stakeholders. The second stage was a 5 -day community design
<br /> • Charrette in which a multi - disciplinary team of experts worked with City officials and professional staff,
<br /> land- owners, business owners, developers, builders, community groups, and the general citizenry to
<br /> develop a vision, plan and draft regulations for future growth and development in Tehachapi. During
<br /> the third stage the design team reviewed and refined the Charrette documents, and developed the
<br /> ICDP, which was adopted by Council in the fall of 2007. The City ICDP will be utilized as a set of interim
<br /> standards and guidelines for new development, and will be the foundation for revisions to the General
<br /> Plan and Zoning ordinance.
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