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HomeMy WebLinkAboutStaff Report 4.C 6/17/2013 Part 5 RECEIVED APR 24 2013 CITY CLERK `. City of Petaluma, California ••• •,n �'-t - - City Board,:Commission and Committee Application 9. < ' `City Clerks Office - • I85 ` . .. 11 English Street Petaluma,CA 94952.707 778:4360•cityclerkiki.petaluma.ca.us Instructions::Use this form to apply to serve on any of the City of Petaluma,,Callfomio s Boards;Commissions,or Committees.Please fill out the form completely. If a question does not apply type or write N/A in the space provided.When completed,please forward to the City Clerk's Office City of Petaluma, I I English StreetPetaluma,'CA 94952;.Ail applications are reviewed by the City Council if you hove questions about this form,please call the City Clerk's Office at 707.778.4360 or e-mail:us'atcityclerk@ci.petaluma.ca.us. " Name:'; . s JakeMarble Home-Address;City,State'and Zip.Code . _ . .,• `.1 ' , 139 McNear Circle, Petaluma,CA 94952 i Phone: (If appointed,do you want this number to be.available to the E;Mail: (If.appomd,te doyou want this address to available to public?) , .�. . 0 YES g.NO } lhepublic?) :® YES; � .NO • 7707 338 _ 1789 1 jakeman5ll©gmail.com Do.you live within the Petaluma City limits? ' - I if so for how long? ® YES ❑ NO 14;years Are-you a reglitered.voter In Petaluma? I .. ,If so,ter how.long?. .I •YES ❑ NO 14 years • Animal Services Advisory Committee Marble, Jake 113 .i I Board,Commission or Committee,of Interest: . -- • If not appointed to your first choice,are you willing to serve on. Notes To serve on lime Senior Advisory Committee,you must be least 55 years or• other city Boards,Commissions;or Committees?If so which? •Animal Services Advisory Committee- Yes. Recreation, Music Parks Commission Have youserved on interviewed or applied for:this or other _ Have you attended a meeting of this or otherCify.bodies? ! i.;- -r., _ - . - • , .CHI/bodies previously �'";.�� . � . El YES ❑ NO L.J. YES a NO Present Employer One Legal, LLC :Job Title: Asst. Mgr.of National Affiliate Relations • - .. .. Previous Governmental Bodies/Elective Offices you have served, Position/Office Held and Dates: - N/A 2 (714 "i Civic or Charitable.Organization to which you hove belonged,'Position/Offlce�Fteld,and Dates: N/A What Special interests/Skills/Talents would you bring to this Board,Commission,or Committee? A lifelong love of animals, and there well being. College;Professional,.Vocational Schools Attended(Major Subject'Dates, Degree/Date): i.. .< ; BA in Computer Science. Graduated 1985 3 Special Awards or Recognition Received Please state reasons why you wanttojbecome amember of this Board/Commisslon.or Committee;Including what specific ,objectives you,would be'working toward as a member of this advisory_body , • • Animals are such an important part of our lives. They provide us with love, assistance, protection`and comfort. Protection of our wildlife,and providing an environment where'they:can flourish,would be a'wonderful,goal to have in my life. 4 4 —7`fa • 'I • Is there any other Information that you feel would be useful to the City Council In reviewing your application?. • ': . N/A Are you associdted,with.any OrganizatIon/ErpOlaymeht that might be deemed o conflict of interest In performing your duties If appointed to this pOsition? • • ' 'I 1) • • ' • : • YES a NO If yes,please state name of Organizalion/Eniployinent: 9. ' ' • N/A City policy directs all apPoInted,advisory body members not to vote on matters where there exists a potential conflict of interest .Would you be willing to abstain from voting it such a conflict arises?4,; RI YES LJ NO How did you hear about this opening' I Press Democrat Applicant's Signature Dote 4/24/2013 • Revised October 11,2012 5 in 41I�g �Az, 2 Petaluma,CA 94952 RECEIVED �'iS 7��j�a 707.762,5600 voice 707,789,0537 etalumaartscentecorg JUN 10 2013 0 �/ CITY CLERK City Clerk City of Petaluma 11 English Street Petaluma, CA 94952 Appointment Letter Public Art Committee City of Petaluma The Petaluma Arts Center Board of Directors has voted unanimously to appoint Alison Marks as our official representative on the Petaluma Public Art Committee, for a four year term expiring June 30, 2017. Alison brings to the committee considerable experience and a deep commitment to public art. Thank you for your support. 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' ..... 0 * -0 0' (D ,■,-0 • 21 co• n 0 n -0 i o (D to CD 7, 0 , 7 0 0 0- r= -A- .-- 0 • co 0 = o to o • , .< , = I ' =Li * o 0 Fr c • , 0. = < C .2 , 5" 0 _, nt .... , 0 a) tam ,. - Mt (1 co in , 0 ' = 0_ 0 , it „ 1 CJ1 161-5 .I �6AL° City'of Petaluma, California 'RECEIVED a `�„ JUN'1,0 2011 ;Supplemental Questionnaire'For ; X85e Planning. Commission Candidates ..CITY'CLERK Please return completed questionnaire to.the Office of the City Clerk, 11 English Street, Petaluma, CA 94952 Name: t l • Richard Marzo Home?address, City;State,;Zip' It 4 Kotsaris Court Petaluma, CA 94952 • Home„Phone;; Work,Phone; . 707-766-7083 707-763-1515 Please print or type your answers to the following questions and submit to the City Clerk's Office. You may Submit additional sheets, if necessary, to complete:you answers. ri Have,you attended.any of the following meetings?' . t} Planning Commission Orientation'Session ❑ YES ® NO Date: Planning Commission Meeting ® YES ❑ NO Date: 'WhoLdel.yOulthink qualifies you`to serve•on the Planning Commission?, As a local business owner with a diverse workforce, I am sensitive to the needs of all community members and believe the Planning Commission must also do the same. I believe in open dialogue when discussing issues and finding consensus amongst various factions in order to make progress. I have a deep respect for the history and values of Petaluma and believe it is a responsibility to honor these roots when making decisions regarding the future of Petaluma. Page 1 11511k 'asaie4est solutions both.long,pndsliortierm, tor'etbnemit:tleyeropmentifiTetellutho?, The best-solution toeconomjc growth lies in the ability to balance developmentmith oppotunity. Short-term needs:fOr improVed reVenueshould not outweighlhe long-term impact of a particular development andi conversely, the long-term health of Petaluma must not be compromised by refusing'to accomodate respectable and sustainable growth. Encouraging new business opportunities must include local components, in addition to regional and/or national ones. I believe-that local businesses are the soul of a community, and Petaluma should promote and encourage a wide-variety of these businesses to settle here, hire well-qualified local applicants, and re-invest profits for future growth. MsiteltefRetaltirlib. .What do youJsee physically etoriomically and youwcilk circiunelaawii? I see Petaluma as a quaint "country" town withmany reminders of its storied agricultural past. I see a nice mix of modern consruction and historic buildings, along,withisome reminders of businesses that no longer exist. The city is clean and therelis an abundante of trees and parks that provide a beautiful and natural setting. The city feels "authentic" with the visible mix of businesses both doWntown and in outlying areas.-- note "pre-fab" downtown constructed to look historic. There is a mix of economic signals that is consistent with today's world - signs of new construction, road improvements and rail car transportation, along with abandoned buildings , vacant lots and neglected properties. There is also diversity in the population - signs of wealth along with homelessness. This is a beautifUl city that blends organically with the natural setting. ,• • The?GenercirPlanyptariF is the gliiclind dOdufrierit. City'!" RbWrWald;3760"ihteret theOtiolibieS ancp9pals articulatedin theq3lein?: Haw flexible would you be bhdlwould:yentAfeeli,elriifaildble‘net,ap-P169iii0 specific fordusesibllowed,in thelPliph?, The General Plan is the guiding doburnent forPetalunia, andlespecting the policies and goals is the duty of the Planning Commission. I bring no agendato thateble, and would interpret the goals and policies based oneach.particular project. Additionally, if a project does not meet the Guiding Principles of the General Plan, then I Would have'no difficulty not approving specific land uses allowed in the Plan. I intend to listen to all parties and will carefully review,the differing opinions before inserting myown opinion. This is not about "me". I consider this potential appointment as a "caretaker.,PositiOn - one that ernphaaizes theLirripact for future Petalumans. I believe all the voices in ourcommunity needito betheard and respected, and that an effective • government is one thatlistensrand incorporates these voices:and builds•something greater. • Page 2 v76 The growth•managementfsystem has.been{an element ofpthe development process in Petaluma!since 1972;., and an Lhicitii.itGebYA,rtft Boundary was adopted in`1998`to rowth of Petaluma With thesev -two mdjor polieiesin mind,,d'nd given;th"e pre sur'e for ongoing growtV ',durihg;tFie halt.iie:autte.:Of so; what two. three•policiesaa'nd'prog[ams woUld,;you.pr`omote to' pro•ect,ahe historic, eulturdl, ard;physical ;dspects':of Petaluma?e The growth,management system and thelUrban Growth Boundary outline a clear vision to control growth in Petauma. Additional plans, such as theCentral Petaluma Specific Plan, the City of Petaluma Bicycleand Pedestrian Plan and the Petaluma River Access and Enhancement Plan are examples-of further guidelines that exist to promote and protect the historic, cultural and physical aspects of I?etaluma. There is no specific policy or program that I would promote over other policies. llbelieve the.intention of.these various policies are meant to be taken as a whole -that together they will make Petaluma a better community. To only focus on,one part, be it economic or green building, is to lose focus of the over-arching theme of improving the quality of life for Petalumans now and in the future. How would yowd'ddress current arid;future flooding issues,for Petalumo? Flooding in Petaluma is a significant factor and must be considered in all decisions that come before the Planning Commission.`The applicable.FEMA.Floor Insurance Rate Maps remain the regulatory means to delineate Floodplain and Floodway. The Petaluma River Corridor Plan designates the°area of concern for preservation of habitat and the Planning Commission has the necessary tools to address Currentand"furture flooding issues. How would youNaddressrcurrent and futuretrafficc congestion in;P,etaluma? The implementation of the;Rainier and.Caufield connectors must first be completed in order to make headway regarding traffic congestion in Petaluma. The city is already "bursting at the seams" and these improvements should have been completed years ago. Meaningful future discussions cannot occur until we "catch up". Page 3 ip What infill'pohcies do you tl ink shouldibe:adopted'in lightbof the`Urban Growth.Boundary,passed by the voters?,' There,is sufficient room within the UGB to,,address infill issues.The•will of the,voters has been expressed, and it is the,duty of all citizens to,uphold'this policy. We must use what has given to us, and that includes future infill projects. 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YES X NO Date: Planning Commission Meeting ❑ YESX NO Date: What do you think qualifies you to serve on the Planning Commission? 1 grew up in Petaluma and have seen what Petaluma used to be, know what it is today, and know what it could be. A community that is self sustaining, where the citizens would be able to live, work and be entertainment without ever Having to leave town. What the current and past Planning commission shave lacked was a person with the,perspective Of the disabled. Shopping centers, road reconfigurations and parks are all designed with the mobility capable in mind. (Walking and bikes).Petaluma Blvd North for example. When the blvd was two lanes in each direction There was ample!spacing between cars that an elderly or disabled person could open their door and get out. Now with a single lane. There is sometimes a wait of several minutes just to open your car door. There is very Disabled access to these businesses. I started the "Disabled Persons Parking Enforcement Program" with the City of Petaluma. This program has been used as A model for other city's interested in starting such a program. The Program was also published in The Canadian Magazine"abilities". I have also served as a Volunteer Community Service officer for the City of Petaluma for 15 years. I have also worked with Hewlett Packard and Agilent Technologies making there campuses more accessible to disabled Employees. Page I a�q What do you see as the best solutions, both long and short term for economic development in Petaluma? Keeping down town as the "Historic" section of Petaluma is a Must. Adding business to the outskirts of down I feel will not affect the down town district. I would like to see more in fill, but in a pro active mode. Look at current empty buildings and lots and find out.what business would be a benefit to that particular location and then go out and recruit the businesses that fit. Imagine yourself as a visitor to Petaluma. What do you see physically, economically, and environmentally as you walk around town? I see the historic downtown area and a asset to the community. However modifications made downtown have made it more bike and pedestrian friendly but at the same time has made it more un- friendly,to the disabled and elderly.Access for-the elderly and the disabled is at an all time.low. Not everyone Rides a'bike But everyone gets older and acceptability does become a problem. The General Plan (Plan) is the guiding document and vision for the City. How would you interpret the policies and goals articulated in the plant How flexible would you be and would you feel comfortable not approving specific land uses allowed in the Plan? As stated the General Plan is a Guideline. That being said, there is an intent that needs to be reasonably followed. I'would be flexible in not approving land uses allowed but ther ewould have to be a extreme circumstance. As apposed to "Not Approving" I would rather work with the Developer and find a compromise to address any issue that may arise. Page 2 aao te e The growth management system has been an element of the development process in Petaluma since 1972 and.an Urban Growth Boundary was adopted in 1998 to control the physical growth of Petaluma. With these two major policies in mind, and given the pressure for ongoing growth during thenext decade or so, what two or three policies and programs would you promote to protect the historic, cultural, and physical aspects sPetaluma? Growth in the city has to be controlled. But alit Growth cannot be all lumped together. We cannot continue to have home growth outpace infrastructure. We need to reduce are carbon footprint by making Petaluma self sufficient.People should not have to leave Petaluma or want to leave the city for-any reason. To go,shopping or for recreation. More influence on impacts to the community and improvements toroads should be looked at when ne wDevelopments are introduced the impact on the Roads and'Landscaping need to be addressed Historic Downtown Petaluma is,a great asset. I would like to see more events promoting the down town. More events.like the Butter & Eggs Day Parade. Things like possibly " Petaluma Day". Maybe a baseball game between the police department and the fire departments. More out door-MOVieS.The river area is another opportunity with raft races. (we used to have a race with rafts made out ofmilk cartons. Bring things like that back. How would you address current and future flooding issues for Petaluma? Seems like the current and past City officials have addresed the past problems. I would like to see some pro action things like;maybe looking at holding ponds being created. They could be incorporated into Parking lots or Rustic parks. How would you address current,;and,future traffic congestion in Petaluma? Where are People going? Traffic flow needs to be studied. Working with cal trans to get another off/on ramp needs to be a priority. Traffic lights also need to be looked at. Timing and activation. Page as What infill policies do you think should be adopted in light of the Urban Growth Boundary passed by the voters? I would,like to see what business are needed in Petaluma.As I stated before Look at the vacant buildings,:and take a pro active approach at attracting and recruiting business°that would fit the location, Signature I Date /Yl a-v1uel Men 1e5 '0J � 5/301i3 Revised June 1, 2005 Page -0 Caa2' si ' X OD Z 0005 C 7., co 0' 0 0 > > .", -.c-- o ok; '...>, "ii. c , -- -1 n a)I , kit r =5 r- so. 0 < 0 a 07 15' , . 0- 0 0 41), ^ 'a ,I Ia. * .....j 0 a Z iwy 0 0 -• a 7. CD -_. 0 su 0 .-, to o -• 0 'la ..« -,. n 0 a 0 .ci. .4. , •-• o 0 .4 0 CO r, - 0 0 II 5. 0 1- Li co , 0 m = V• cm •0 0 13 7 -0 '0 -< a -< ,0- I -0 N -1- -•• in a m m --.- f co c- 0 0 cf) in U. 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You may submit additional sheets, if.necessary, tp,coTlmpiete your answers yw .—C 4:7V- isr'LSuji`J1,7r} 3l nn'ati'M rg"Pfd'YS'rY„I:l('btu'Yci13rd'iPr�RAl Y5reilA i iet� lt='3i•Se# iiV3 ',4. M1= sH,. t. ttendeda�ny�of� °slsoe agm g a�1 ? a6 G • like_: 3` 4°. :. Y ,-!I.' .— • Planning Commission Orientation Session ❑ YES ® NO Date: . Planning Commission Meeting -• • - • M YES ❑ NO Date: M411. l'!, .?v<S knit floj i8, 201Z 9 4 s a a: .+� a t'x'I f,�i.YiSp 'sC' ° 1"d1l' ndP':� s ' u�. `� f -k>4• c ar q,. '4a:.<7;;"17,, '�s +. �W heat fdo�youE hi "R Ate.. rega'04u,tr a.�S dtoili IA . Fic. ,mif.d+� ;4 x i , i. a.'4'P x N r f 11,244,5 S+e Th a.ItAcLd f . . Page l as Ei L.,e.h r_aYL.fi"L.O.'x�.�',v'«✓r t,.1.�0 na:''"'ir,$i k°t 9'x'7��,�)Y R.Jt,tit4��0.9G14 A P""'wine.1 7�.r.✓W''Y:w a7 u(.®is,�d:a d.dy;L•siu1 2sY Yv 5+.".'Z .�eFL,a r x ,^. a"r • d'R"I»I S.n�r�,P L4 i,x: '^R '9'LiY', SI''�fi ' m�R fi ' a7R a. "uS � • "nfln PetalUMa�gY '�i �m�"��� ,.�oi 44:17m rf�� 31+ �9�Y 406 Outs • r. far aireickc<S • uwv mu m 2^^. Y i .,a.,,,Mr m w fr xr r9n nr ma•ine• earselft"asxa �i « type pl t Nt 'e A f« +' o oC aaflly d enviror mentally as ay i r3 v• ou:walkaroundfiown� �u ���.��, �" ` � � ,= q,� . ;>t�+�in„ t,,�,�fi �;, a� .. r�zaSz `ve tote CE> cS.e<1 • • e� enera7 Pign Pl•n isrt « U `a'r� of+� '+« � nr„. ' Uldrero' intepret the policies''„ 'tf 9YTo- 1 .5 w P d. t S i* �'.rt ' 5 -n n andogodls articulated in JFje plant Ho • e` «uld °p !•fie en a°$ d6you feel comfortable not approving- cc' pproving specifiClad?sIses allowe"d�r afhe,Pfatt A4 1 r aaa . r • • e4x SuTke gcke • i Page 2 gag 1 The growthimanagernent"sy""stem has een anrele meat oflhe develop�,mennt preepss'm2Petaluma,since 7 9,7,Z„, and9on UrbanlGrowthiaoundaryewas:�adopted;in,19.98 to control the physical gr'tit-31-611:i taluma:,,Wrth thesev • ,. r *r,� ruin= :v�v��! 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At al4c1,e a • f • Page 3 i1 I' • i a What�infillipolicies-d you t{n shoal exa�dopr� tediin ght of the Urban Gr�owthiBoundary?passed by fhe,voters?;4, • • • PJ '; .t. ag;,t a IIII , CC Slgnaturea +. ; I • t i , LP1417::: v 'r/t i s 11. _.g y L'7gitAt alit , c Ic: -- -�....�: ^. ., .i�._W.: 43 ja V• Revised June 1, 2005 • • Page 4 -3 I t Applicant: Robert B. Mohit I. Q: What do you think qualifies,you.to serve the Planningtommission? • A: I have an'independent,democratic;attitude and a sincere;interest;in improving our City and community. I hold a'MBA in'Healthcare Administratiomand a PostMasters in Planning from George Washington University. !was recognized and honored by the City of Bowie, Maryland for developing and publishing a detailed study establishing the need for hospital complex'in the"city. I was a member-of the Board.;of Directors of a planning commission tasked with the expansion and construction of healthcare facilities and services for San Diego, Riverside and Imperial counties. I was also the,Director of Planning;and Development for the'establishment of a 150 million- dollar medical care facility overseas . I developed, authored;andireceived approval from the State of California Health Services Commission for the expansion of Desert Hospital and Medical Center. li Thus, I have extensiveexperience compiling, interpreting,and.presenting data relevant to the needs of municipalities. Q: What.doyou see as the best solution, both long and'short term,for economic development in Petaluma? A: Petaluma is a beautiful city with great potential for further economic and cultural growth. • Well-considered planningwith community involvement and easily-accessible core retail centers will improve both the aesthetic appeal and fiscal sustainabilityof;our City. Improved access (both pedestrianiand vehicular)to our unique neighborhood retail shops, cafes and recreational facilities,the reduction of traffic congestion in the City's center and an increase in parking is likely to increase-revenues and'contributeito the City's revenue.base. Providing innovative incentives may also encourage businessesto relocate,to;Petaluma. These incentives may include assigning anappropriiate member of the City's development staff to serve as a point of contact for all city processing and permits; a reduction in utility connection fees; and tax incentives for companies:willing;to locate in retail-poorareas;of the City. A"Site Selection and Permitting Assistance Department"should be established,to help businesses locate appropriate sites and guide them through the permitting process. This Department would, in turn, make site recorriinendations tothe CityPlanning.Commission for review and approval. Q: Imagine yourself'as a visitor to Petaluma. What do you see physically,economically, and environmentally as you walk around town? A: Petaluma is'a:charming,city with!a small-town, mid-19th Century feel.The buildings in the downtown,area and along the water front are proud examples of the City's dedication to the preservation of its heritage-.both.architectural and historical. Most of the City's tourist- attractions are;located.downtown;in West Petaluma,with several newer, large retail centers near the freeway. The topography of the City is mostly flat,with a gradual°rise into the residential neighborhoods',onthe:west side of:town. Highway 101 divides West and East Petaluma. East'Petaluma is primarily residential and currently lacks'a core.retail/shopping area. • The verdant hills'around the City's urban and residential core are breathtaking and give 1 a3 a-, Applicant: Robert B. Mohit Petaluma a.distinctly agricultural, eco conscious feel. A short drive downtown and you find yourself surrounded by rollinghills, dairies,vineyards,"farms,;andpastures. Q: The General Plan (Plan) is theguiding document and vision for the:City. How would you interpret the policies andlgoals articulated irrthe plan? How flexible would you be and would you;feel comfortable notapproving specific land uses al owed.in,the plah? A: The policies and goalsarticulated in the City's General Plan for Petaluma provide an excellent roadmap'for the Cornniission, but the Plan does not-and-cannot- provide definitive guidance in every instance: The Plan is!a living document; one that must be interpreted and applied by the members_ofthe P lanning Commission,with the Plan's ultimate goals in mind. Projects and/or land uses expressly,prohibited,by the Plan,should either bedenied or redesigned to comply with the Plan. In those instances,,however,whereaprojector-land use is not expressly prohibited by the.eelan, I believe (could be'flexible on a case-by-case basis,provided I could be convinced that the project land use served the best interest of our community, economically; environmentally and socially. Q: How would.you address:currentand future flooding issues for Petaluma? A: In recent years we have:witnessed aconsderable warmingi trend,in our world:due to CO2 emissions.. These warming trends are,expected to continue and accelerate in the years to come, resulting in severe,weatherchanges, including,unexpected'rain storms and floods. Petaluma,is surrounded by hills and situated along,a waterway-with a history of flooding during • severe storms. Flooding',is„therefore, a matter of great concern. Petaluma should continue to revise and update its Floodplain and Floodway Regulations and ensure that watersheds and C. riparian areas remain undeveloped. The City should also consider implementing regulations requiring drainage channel inspections oniall private property prior to the close of escrow. Finally,the City should.also"consider offering training'courses•in disaster preparedness. Q: How would you address current and future traffic congestion in Petaluma? A: The City seems to lack adequate parking near thedown town area and some of the parking currently available is,unsuitable. For example, Petaluma Boulevard,which currently allows parallel parking`onbothsides,ofthe street is too narrow,tocomfortablyaccommodate parking and traffic. A public parking facility needs;to be built near the downtown area Alternatively, a "a park-and ride" area outside of town - perhaps.in connection with efforts to bring back the Petaluma Trolley- could be;used'to shuttle'people to and from;downtown. All new residential and commercial buildings should be required to provide adequate off-street parking as a condition of approval. The City may also Wish to explore'whetherthe provision of public bicycles for use'in'the flatter sections of the downtown area would be a.viable alternative for residents and!tourists. Public bicycle programs have:been implemented With great success in Europe andlseveral.cities here in the U.S. (e.g., Denver, Colorado)also have them. Finally, traffic studies should'be'conducted withan eye to the creation of a comprehensive plan to relieve traffic congestion by; inter alia, improving bicycle'lanes, and facilitating pedestrian access to and from public transportation: • 0-35 Applicant: Robert B. Mohit Q: What infill policies do you think shouldibe adopted hi light of the Urban Growth Boundary passed by the voters? A: In general,I agree with the City's Policy,,outlined in Table'4.9-I,of promoting'infill development at equal or higher density and intensity than surrounding uses. However, I strongly believe that one of the main attractions of our City is its peaceful, residential neighborhoods. As more and more people flee the congestion and urbanity of larger cities to live and raise their families here, (choosing to commute;longer'for the peace and'quietiof our;smaller, but vibrant community), we should strive to,preserve Petaluma's unique character. Thus,the objective of the City Planning Commission should be to plan for the inevitable increase in the City's population in a manner consistent with the City's guiding principles and to preserve the City's historical character and natural'environment. The City should not develop and build homes, businesses, or offices close together in;every parcel odland without allowing for open space, parks, recreation areas; and walking.paths. • 3 l n rJ ds a T