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Home My WebLink AboutStaff Report 4.C 6/17/2013 Part 6 _ .1 •.r a 6 AL�t •. uU -pQ, i `Cl y o f Petaluma, Calforna , • cz '`. City Board; Cammis3ion and Committee A\plicatio'n> X858. \�cls�.: �:0■3;a Instructions: Use this form to apply to serve or any of the. City of Petaluma, Cdlifbrnias-Boards, Commissions, or Committees Please fill^out the fcrm.completely. if a,question does not apply, type or wrrte,N/A in the space provided. When, completed, please forward to the City Clerk's Office City of Petaluma, 7 I English Street Petaluma,•CA 94952. All applications are reviewed by the City Council. Name: j Icirnm rt, 'N ' Tart Home Address; City, State.and.Zip Code:'.! 50 Yeller `j't2et Paiatur c, , CA 990j521 Home Phone: ail public?) Work Phone (�Jt1�laL Feces ( appointed, do ou want this number to be available to the O k ❑ YES [ NO ,I 1 701 ) 766 _ 12J58 ( 701 ) 338 _ 8369 E,Mail• Ifo FAX: ( pponted, do you wgntihis address to be'availoble^to the pubic?) IA YES ❑ NO Are you a;registered voter in Petaluma? If so, for how long? YES ❑ NO Board(s), Commission(s), orrCommittee(s) of interesr I(ee. Advi ry Commctre 'Note:To serve.on:theSenior Advisory"Committee, you must be age 55'orabove. Have you attended;a meetingof this Have you served on interviewed; or applied for body? this body previously? YES D NO YES ❑. NO Tree Advisory Committee Norman, Tammara ,.I Present Employer, self P%Y1FiUyer; ' Job Title: LcAdSLC9e .1 t 'kccl- Previous Governmental Bodies/Elective Offices ices you have served, Position/Office Held and Dates:. 4. • TA C Z tans ( 4k5 ii- to/Q`s) Civic or Charitable:Crganization to which'you have belonged, Position/Office Held, and Dates: QetckluM MS Count' -- n,ernber iclurnc ,4uSeum - rrAnbec pi £ucitn Ctrinney sr sztre cal Gordo s - rrn r.5el What Special.Interests/Skills/talent§ would;"you bring to this Board, Commission, or.Committee? 1 hc,ue an under5trildin9 of Tres in the ncturn,l and buA .env lonrr l fiorn work- R5 c L-crudSccR A Olitect' as wetl cs experteie to tin; rucsciy 4r de- , h`/ Fist for yews on the. TIC- hq5 3 yen me: 0. Wttr yr els rdi oi-y pole, (7t5 wc,1l as The 514)s of current tax_ pg jells in 1t cif '. am an or9o,ni ze d and effeoliut t,Jore,r- excmpl,r b my work on the- Tat kt�..iv n Ord;next and the grr 1 Frecurenvit ond m24rr t of Itie t50 Trccs fur 150 Yecr's fat"sfet "free_ 1�101in3 Project - College, Professional, Vocational Schools Attended (Major Subject, Dates, Degree/Date). CG1 Poly :zn Lui, 0}aspo ,, GA — badrseitr of Science Lcn scope krhIeciure, V)fl Special Awards or Recognition Received: • Cw-iSficclt of Awe lion fror" Ce , of 1tkurc ?cc/talon, Ms ic, G,t Pats Com■5ion' -'oissfrzi rq vo LnitefoSrn crud iecc@tshjp in o2'4nizirg ord morkOiin 11it t«m un;' r *Mt poolirw .reject "150 Tires r 150 *ass' • ? tr lum5 its ✓Ce�-c..1 Gron:1 DpInin5-Trr t you fvr rra n9 t%t ArtS MUc r0cli�j VOlurtithr o Wor ) Please state reasons why you want:to become a member of this Board, Commission or Committee, including what'specific objectives you,would be working toward as a member of this advisory body: am cecppiy;ng "Fr lit cony-Mlle 1 tccuse. 1 would 1;kc to cnnlinuer to wort: 1owcrd5 lilt Gaols cnd cclSon i1'crnb se+ heCAn 'te- t p^st 1 .o yecC5 P1 srn&C coninut d 3ocis ca uJoh on lhe, ' t o-Tar_r 154 "tea's"c9r ttit Q eel' retie_ and u cackle n MretTtt 14s15 and tart on The r- Teo} rniccl M uq I sittifed i n the, O rcJ;ronte Is there any other Information that you feel would be useful to the City Council in reviewing your application? Wh;le 1 think it is imp nr to hue fresh (Acts ond rew iamb on G. eomrn�NTe ,.dorin9This lint of Lytct uncertinly and Chase w;Thin c iy s Ajcl?r e- 1 -f xAi i t ;rn Focht* cu my emec cQ. and kniiwtecit cnd produclthly 10 ltse TaC -fr a-thccd cnr) -'f 1 ter rY1 . Are you associated with any Organization/Employment that might be deemed a conflict of interest in performing your duties if appointed 1'o this position? ❑; YES NO • If yes, please state name of Organization/Employment: 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 if such a conflict arises? IS YES 0 NO How did you hear about this opening? t>`c C O Y i n 9 t'o c a n Applicant's Signature Date / ja."1"` tomn' 'i1 ab Ds Revised August 12, 2008 Ii dSC II Nominee for Youth Commission (Teen Member) Youth Commission (Teen Member) Parelti, DrakeQ39 n , GAr2r 4, Peta`5 luma C a lifof m5 .a a .`� yt ,� ,. n '' Ctty Board Commisson�and Committee Appltcahon , �' ,10,203(- ._ JUN` � u: � s F City.Clerk sOffce x '4,-, „ _ - case -� hrt a reet.Petaluma CA 94952.7�077,78t4 3 60 z.cdyc_letk@cipe_ta lu s H CLERK. Indrudtions Use this form to;ap ply to serve on a ny,of theCity of Petaluma. California's Boards Commisalons;mr,Committees.Please fill out the form completely.ifa question'does not tapply.type orwnto:N/A in the space;pravided When corhp feted. plea se forward to the City.Clerk'sOffice City of Petaluma, 11 English Greet.Petaluma:CA 94952.Allappticationse reieviewed by the CO Council. If you have q ue&ions about this fonn.p lease callthe City Clerk'sOffice'.at 707.778.-1360 ore-mail its atctyclencaci peialuma.ca.us y YR(C i �-r`re-X560 dY p ,HOmeAddie C gate and Z_Code.1 - �;�� '"� } Jo-1 Wgzsrez Sr. ?emLowkA r C$ , Rlone (6appainted.da.you want thismmnbertebeavarlablet the l'�. t r +� - `•Public?) ' c I Email (!(appointed do-youwantthisaddie'sstobeeveilable.to - _ ' ��❑ YE3 '.[ No'• �s '�� "the pabto vl-❑ Y6 ®` NO Do you live)wllhin the Petaluma City,lim its? �e fir - _If sor forhowlong? - , ._ J u. .w r` a- s «.. ! ® YES ❑ NO 3 years .4;n1 •ry t;.n;4- T r.tera ew.t-4,rek G. I l r . 4- (044oi tee LC Are you a regtstered voterto Petaluma? :r : if sey for how lot gs , - . ® YES ❑ NO J' ytnrs. 1 • Planning Commission • Patterson, Er' I BOardtICOmrnlision,left ommtttee of Interest, -: ' appointed to yourtirst tholes;are you willing to serve:on .Note:,To serve on the Senior Advisory Committee,you mustbearkast55years o/ i iinofa Sy11 other CiryBoards,Commlmons,or Committees?If so which,, PLAt.1NIt• C1 CO Ptwr551Ohl - '"! z Fi m 'Haveyouserved on InteMewed;:or applied forthisor other Have you attended a' eeting of this or od less If - y Ctt bodies pre Nousty?� , N YE6 ❑ NO t2I 11� ❑ Y6 ® NO +lie sent Bnployer•. .w, -ii 3 . ..s ,. ?� nn /� TOMAGES 3A`? toe DS C Atie.zy4 /0S ' N' Sr. . 31..-t4 444 C A I . Job Title �.ry, .. . - - cit_sT,t5 Cilltr IOfetSEM' 4KrR. Previous G ova rnmentalBodles l Bec tive Offcesyouihave.served PoStion/Office:Held and Date s. . .- , �� I 2 ■ ail ) code OrChadtabw le Orgamzahonto{win'. c hyouls h ave belonge d P osI UOn)Oi fic e HeXd. and,Date s c V ?t s •o- c,t ;, )a r 'what 4)e lal Interests/&IIld Talentswould you bdng to thlsBoard,Commission orCommlttee?, SEE AzYsaIEp SNEEr ) i Colle a Aotessonal Vocattonal SchooISAttel nded(M ator Siblect Dates,Degree/Date) 9 � (,�. C .. .54r,rra Gaut Nil - r99S i -6 A ,k 3toL°yY 071 3 acs eialA wilds orRecogndion Rece ° _ � n L ' q ONE nr Peon SEEcfEJ Art rfwD �rRST' ITR(rlMq; polilcE lip CA rite-OS ALAANY t,i D YRs. G1EE5c AlUNZDS Reasestate teasonswhy,youwantt'becomea memberroof this Board,;Commission orcommittee Including whatspec lgc ob)ectivesyou would!bejwork'no`towardras a Foe mber,ofthIs advisory;body !` $ N ` _ S t ATTrAcil e t •si4eErs • • 4 • aLt3 • • r�trz• 'a 'b. T- � ° � �! �4{ 7 is - ' }a >a >" Tls there any othennfonnationthat you feel would be useful to theCity;.Council i in reviewing your appitcation' • , .Are you associated wlth'anydOrganization/lBnployment1ttiat;might be teemed conflict•of lntere4 In perfonningyour dutiesltE4 .appolntedfojthlspo9tlon?° „ , :. .,. *"' a. • . ' ,. '-(i " _ 1: ❑ Y6 ® NO •If,yes,p lease`-statena me.ofOrganiation/Bnpioyment tatty policy-directs ail appointed'advisory body,imernbers not to vote]on matterswherethere exlgsa pole-Mat conflict of Serest.. :Wouldwou be willing to abstain from voting If sue h",,a P,,donfllet 0,,eos? , •„ _ ICl Y6 ❑ NO Howdtd you;hearabout ctl + ,,.. ,' ;� . fit;514 bye C:1-7 toelts; - , ct, - Applicant!sSgnature, ' -„ - ,. Date "� -'•*4;04- (015,15 Revised October 11.2012 5 014-4 ii What Special Interests/Skills/Talents would you bring 4o this Board, Commission, or Committee? I believe I would bring a wide range of+skills to the Planning Commission. As a project manager at a local business, I have worked with almost every sector of the community including regulators, contractors, consultants in many different fields, workers, lenders and many city government departments. My ability to communicate with all thesergroups will allow me to bring together diverse interests to find reasonable solutions tojthe issues facing Petaluma. My work in local business has given me an understanding of many diverse fields, including wastewater and regulatory compliance, and a firsthand experience of cost/benefit analysis when undertaking major projects in and around Petaluma. My background in organic vegetable farming helps me understand the challenges faced in modern agriculture and the needs of food processors. And finally, all these experiences, as well as my Biology degree, have trained me to look at specific issues in the context of the wider goal. Please state reasons why you want to become a..member of this Board, Commission or Committee, including what specific objectives you would be working toward as a member'of'this advisory body: I have lived in the Petaluma community for ten years. I have benefitted from the work prior commissioners have completed in service to the community, and I would like to do my part to continue improving my community. As stated above, I believe my wide range of experiences will be of benefit to the Planning Commission and I would like to put them to use to serve'the community. One of my specific objectives is to help Petaluma become a hub for unique and innovative food producers. I would like'to help find'the balance between healthy economic growth and maintaining the small town feel of Petaluma. ITT" %7,- ' "' m477. !ft :5: r.•, •kti 49.., Th./ gi 14'i m A„ 14'lz etcf; .4r._ .j1 / • 7 • '1/4' ••4•4; • " ' • Su pp'letti-e nthi,111 st tialreb,Fejt; in-qr.`107k •J, ss;Z;1 4859 .LPIaPriirigtorfirnIS:SPA CalittidAteSn _ . Pkase tetum completed questbnnalielo the Office of the Chi Cletk. It Engtish areet. Petaluma. CA 94952 • r p Lil\la Me: ja,6 , • . - s - Isle, 7A-r-rgig so Ni $.7 =LT: ' , -4 .„, ; , - HomeLa,ddress,ACity;'aate,:zip.._ , • / 109 klE6Sigg. 61" ta-r-A A CA Ho m eiNfon e ;Yr`'-4,• "a, , ,t q , Ph.on Hg =0,‘ • 1-01 I 'Nit- tett *SI 181 vss Plea-se print or type your answers to the following guestionsand submit to the City Clerk's Office. You may submit additional sheets if necessaiy to-complete your answers. ;SC,: • ; "". . "Ca ' " •HaVe:1972 urattenij e-dIra nkof th4=16116.■ivingrnieret in 07_..• . ."/ - P, .E- ?.. 1":"i` -2'1.."” „•1.- .4‘" 4,A 3.• Planning Commission Orientation Sesson 0 YES IS:1 NO Date: Planning Commisdon Meeting YES S NO Date: les /,(.)// TA, "'"'",. .42-t."'75.-1 f '7.2q7 724 '16 Mliat''do,j/bu th in Is qUa frfieS9bMtb%-e iirefo Mtliei Plan n in g;C,b ni "ti z &-e-f.- Arrqc ftp Page 1 (to _ l Supplemental Questionnaire for Planning Commission Candidates What do you'.think°qualifies you to serve on The Planning:Commission? I will be an excellent planning commissioner becausexl°wish tahelp facilitate'sustainable'development and measured growth in our town. I have been living and working in Petaluma for 10 years. My career in cheesemaking and project management has given me the opportunity to engage first hand, in the processes involved in planning department permitting and the workings of city government. Because of these experiences, I can contribute to the long-term health of the community, the continued connection between our agricultural heritage and to the vitality of our food production companiesilocated in our city's limits. Asa homeowner and.a member of the community, I have a vested interest in seeing the peaceful charm and entrepreneurial vitality of the Petaluma community maintained while allowing for smart and measured growth. What do you see as the best solutions, both long and short term, for economic development in Petaluma? • Identify industries:and businesses that fit the character of the Petaluma General Plan, such;as small and medium-scale food producers. • Find ways to provide incentives to these industries as well as proper infrastructure to meet their needs. • Create clear pathways and guidelines for businesses to use when considering a Petaluma location. Imagine yourself as a visitor to Petaluma. What do you see physically, economically, and environmentally as you walk around town? Petaluma is in a unique location in the North Bay..More than any other town in the area, it serves as an interface between rural agriculture and urban consumers. The town is surrounded by rural lands that produce great agricultural products and is positioned along major thoroughfares that allow access to labor and markets. This mix of'urban accessibility and proximity to agriculture places Petaluma in an ideal location to process these goods and become the central point for regionally sourced products. It is also this positioning that gives Petaluma much of its natural beauty. The Petaluma River, the surrounding hills, proximity to the ocean and wine country and unique microclimate all make Petaluma the ideal hub for small, artisan food producers. The General Plan(Plan) is the;guiding document and vision for the City. How would you interpret the policies and goals articulated in the plan? a4-1 i' Supplemental Questionnaire for Planning Commission:.Candidates How flexible would you be and would you feel.comfortable not approving specific land uses allowed in the Plan? There has.been much thoughtful and balanced long-term planning for the city. I would strive to follow through with the vision of the General Plan. That being said, each case merits individual consideration. .I It is important to consider'that businesses refer to the General Plan as a guiding document when looking to locate or expand in Petaluma. In order to facilitate business.growth Petaluma, consistent government policies are a must. Although I would be comfortable rejecting a specific land use long term ramifications of these actions should limit taking decisions against the General Plan to extreme cases only. 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 the next decade or so, what two or three policies and programs would you promote to protect the historic, cultural, and physical aspects of Petaluma? We are fortunate to have urban growth boundaries in place in Petaluma. Thanks to forward thinking citizens, We have been able to concentrate housing and commercial development within the city's core. It would be good to look at opportunities in east Petaluma for housing infill and neighborhood retail development, especially around the Santa Rosa Junior College campus.Some of the shopping malls on McDowell Street could use an infusion of capital and energy.:Perhaps incorporating rental housing on these properties would help re-vitalize them? Improving bicycle and walking paths throughout the city would help our traffic congestion issues and would help keep our citizens healthy. How would you address current and future'flooding issues for Petaluma? Flooding issues in Petaluma need ta;be considered in the context of the entire watershed. Land use policies need to be combined with structural solutions that are designed with the entire watershed in mind. Larger solutions to flood problems need to be considered regionally, and should include the possibility of downstream flood plain modification to decrease the hydraulic load of the Petaluma River during storm events. Locally, solutions should include planning that limits vulnerable construction in the flood plain as well as incentivizing programs to help mitigate high inflows to flood prone areas. r ',Q' Supplemental Questionnaire for Planning Commission Candidates Use of construction methods that maintain or increase the water infiltration ability of a site should be favored over river containment systems s uch as dykes and levees. How would you address current and future traffic congestion in Petaluma? I would favor policies that increase the wdlkability of Petaluma as well as increase the ease of crosstown bike:access to provide alternatives to vehicular traffic. I would work with the Petaluma Police Department and Public Works to finthand implement'Iinew traffic control technologies to even the flow of vehicle traffic. What infill policies do°you;think should be adopted in light of the Urban Growth Boundary passed by the voters? lnfill should be encouraged irrespective of the urban.growth boundary. One large deterrent to infill is that th1e older parts of town lack the utilities and infrastructure needed for development. Areas for infill should be highlighted and policies to upgrade infrastructure encouraged. City government needs to provide the infrastructure for businesses to thrive. Businesses cannot be expected to shoulder infrastructure costs without support from the city. Thank you for the opportunity to submit my name for the Planning Commission. Z' 1ci ( r3. Eric Potterson I Date 4`P�`; City'of Petaluma, California n f_` , City Boa id:Commission and C ommittee'Application • City Clerk iOffoe `ave' 11 Englisl Greet ;Petaluma,CA 94952•70T7781 4360:•,cityclerk@ci.petaluma.ca.us Inslructions>1.tr1 this form toy ap Ply to Senre,of m any of the City of PeteIuaitCalitomra's Boards'Commisons or Committees Please fill out the form completely.Ifs question does not apply,: _type or wale N/A in the;;'ace provided When cmnpleted'pleas forward to.the City Clerk's Office City of Petaluma, 11 English,Sreet Rataluma,CA 94952.All applicationsare reviewed by the City Council.If you ha ve questionsabout this form,please call the City Clerk'sOffice'at 707.778.4360 ore-mail usatcityclerkttipetaluma.ca.us . Name:, i MARiPt 2eTeP50t II Home.Address,,City,Sate and Zip Code:' , AV cOR�OVOe'DA DSiVE. ) ?`E-r j�v N A CA a 44y • Phone:(If appointed;do you want thisnumberta'le,available to the EMeih(fl appointed,do you want thiseddresto be available to public?) � ❑ YES Z-NO • the public?) ❑ YES 2 1O ( jot ) i43 - 1514 0061 oroa.@ cOMCsst. nefr Do you lie within the Petaluma City limiter It so,for how;long? �y IJ YES ❑ NO • 35: ` S Am you a-registered voter In Petaluma? If:so for how tong?. ❑ NO O 5 HIS' 1 RECEIVED MAY 292013 • CI-��E�RK, Animal Services Advisory Committee Petersen, Maria a.. • Board,Commission,orCommlttee,'of Interest: it not appointed to yourflier choice,are you willing to serve:on Nom:lb term=the Senior advdnry,Commttme,you must beat least 55 years of ego. otherCity Boada,'Commissions,or,Committees?It which?r'It� n1 M COmMi diession yes • _ '�f , Seniors �;orowtiss;ot5 Have you attended a meeting of thisorother City bodiegt' I' Have you�rved on,Interviewed,or applied for this orother �,/ City bodiespreviously? —�!/ IRY6 ❑ NO . Yl'SUNO • Present Employer: Lays' 040 s N nbel4 . P1 O O- il Job Mlle: ?af&ie Previous Governmental Bodies/Elective Ofliceayou,have served,PoLfion/Office Held and Dates N/Pr 2 a51 1 Clgic or Charitable Organization to.whlch,yoyhaye belonged,PoStion/Otflce Held,and'Dates' t Icor 'ii tiln ovsht 1 ;/1-ie n Gov3 -s-co `1 I What Special InterestenkillsTelentswould you bring,to,thisBoard,Commission,or Committee? 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You may submit additional sheets', if necessary, to complete your answers. FlaiNiTe•y8-j,dtlendecreirlY•ditthefollOwing,theetingS?' , ■ _ . . . _ ._• _ = _ _ Planning Commission Orientatibri Session 1K YES lil NO Date: 2_001 _ . Planning Commission Meeting . . g YES El NO pate: 1 OIA — 2,a13 • , What do you thinkqUalifieiyoulb seive•on the Planning Commission? • : •hfit've k2e•I'vx r- 9-1-Sithel C.C.1•AsYX-a P14-4k-iet-zir -f or- Over 10 • tjattalS al°19& 4'L C-XP A •!-CSR, CA/A2 oww( D-Sw: itoofid-Akt,pito ,.4, peak cms , 4t r1 uchiel DA Laut of COL:44-19e4 cet..1..>4-. I Spefivk a t 0+ of -tr hce-potx -FrAcaki-A;tz Allot at wva ) Ab t Hi dotait3 sued 01 444:4- eajunAAAei •NYlettilA“tis‘k,-6i fk-g- Lou-t- ots an-a-ir 4,thr {-k 1 c l a:st- tpx. I Kakc- 1='!e-€4.--• k o 11-4t4 I , , ofe9 SleAds--Com rn,r3 ?rye cc StAswS aitot,t 4o S :c-c c:CIA-21-13 JouStnicao 4 Au eAktfruA9,4 Cb -14^4- bAr-a- , Page 1 cgtoo . \ r . . 1 r 1 . I :. ,),.t C- ),! i tig,n,.;y'.1i;tin C 1;Vatican fC6', .t ni..V.c t W:itit t.„Wry,6 i rmn,ne,,,r.g E tri It 21 Idi t i le:it*ggeeit MIttWit.getaggetigli4 Inne LA,a 417 rra ?,,,v 7 11,i l; ; eet 61,2e2tena et Oggratypeak al 219 Waal; 121par e ar tne 4 d plar9pngeni I!Ii in(eta= ::!,, • s Petaluma is s wonderful city with small town charm. The small businesses : comprise the downtown area are important to maintaining that charm. However, for City diversity and revenue, and for purposes of providing retail within the City for the convenience of its residents, careful .... 1 inclusion of 'chain' and big-box' stores is absolutely necessary. How we incorporate these businesses into thei City is key. In the short-term, incentives to provide reasonable rent; to downtown businesses is imperative. Longterm, solutions include further dekreioprnent of the doWntown area to I concentrate spending in that 'area, and careful inclusion of retail stores . elsewhere as described aboVe. , } MiterryguAligratgolfrefaliMniticiatiacarirtatirptL„siganyiedridliAlra:k1Wardsrei Iragilr.2 ifc.wmolIZO(.015110.0.0.1010.4S: tl'' VKIIStlinflig,: ?-.E..51Sit1117S-ST. . dtME:W . All Visitors love yetaluma. They see it as a -charming Tittle town. The - " boutique-type shops ancinekCelleht restaurantS ,giVe •the feel of economic prosperity. The walkability of downtown is also a major positive for our • City. However, it' s quite a small downtown, and the abrupt stop of the 'cute' downtown as you move past Washington would be displeasing. " . One major negative physical attribute is the south Blvd entrance. It' s quite s hard transition m the off-rampa to McNear. The Washington/N McDowell intersection would also be displeasing to a visitor (as it is to me) . Environmentally, I -think visitors may wonder why we don't have more access and viewing points of our riverfront from dnwinwn -t rIhileyeaFalaaerattulditreiXiStigrprybrijianalrlaWatlifreentUf tatiete°3 Ondpopiormoulotettofteipipeotwahrexouldlyampsworapuid,you leelitrornforitoblemtapptol sotifirkiiingiVealintbagorataatertifiktalar4:5 . :u . A ,., I Aercingi. ' _ . I really like the General; ;plan and feel that there is 'a Cleat intent on how it is meant to be interpreted,. Although application to specific projects may yield uncertainty, I think that the plan in whole offers a very specific vision for the City.. As such, recommendations I would make would be based on an interpretation not only related to specific projects or land use designations, but how it fits into and affects the rest of the City and future' planning efforts guided by the ,General PIan. Specifically related to ' in-fill' projects that are Certain to occur throughout the City, it' s important that we look at compatibility with existing land uses as well as how propOsed :projects fit into the larger City. goals and policies. Since the Platy Was written 'generally' for the City, it could be that proposals may not fit within either the existing surrounding land uses or the overall intent of the city. In those cases, 1 yoUld. feel comfortable not approving projects that may have been allowed 'generally' in the GENERAL "Plan. , HS- - s ' . . . CXP1 , . kr.t.g9:4aswitliesiartabarrOity4_19$STelagele "bawereyaf.-pydortf..warroya isikEigatirtetrg. a..9obatipicsolvalagtolgistite ogicq gro!ritiiZtato907aVttt5 these 61WamoSolarnating1511C ititriesmeagerly9rowttur4040trio44,evagra(npt.. ,:ortligsnLees?„,„froltees7asgoragrolins woulElitniTpcon-lots,dupsoteae Niskme,spltempl-kandptlysieoLospects.,of, :sUr.'zikk Lt"g4ft,:, 11'.‘54: • would promote dense development in the downtown area-, and increased pedestrian access to encourage. reduction of growth elsewhere.. I would limit track home type developments and encourage development of unique-looking homes. t would support the ipoIlcies.,related to hillside development and the tree preservationi ordirianCe. I would support neighborhood centers establishment in existing neighborhoods. The more services that can be provided, in r walking, 'distance, the greater sense of community we will have within our neighborhoodo, the More desirable it will be for people to live close to those centers and not sprawl. We can also .work with the County to limit development on those sides of our City's edge. . . mgraitig&,;-‘,64mnstcI,tsiwiregmeic,!..,Atzr wren-cs, its,,,,,,cogyfarwpttes,,a0a.tiosommawspActs,:.., .itts,04. 'Where there is existing development in the ifloodplain, we need to protect it Where floodplain is undeveloped,4 we need to conserve it in that state. By creating an area Where flOOdwater rks free to :go, we reduce the stress on levees and other flood control systems that lead to property damage. In some instances, it may be neceSsary to evaluate the proper land uses within the floodplain and make decisions about whether or not those are the appropriate land uses for a floodplain Floodplains provide excellent habitat and if planned. ctirrectly, can serve as both a flood control 'structure' and prime wetland habitat: Regardless of the level of flood protection, nothing can be totally flood safe and development and other projects should be considered with that in mind. It is important to note that much of my work' deals, with levees in the..Sacramento and Delta areas. ggataildirerairgiratisdi .flitingilitaglignaigrEarn rerCe'!1!75.WIRP:a r‘itrisStitesnmaie., ' et' Approval of' PrtjeCtscrieeds: to be evaluated in light of the direct and indirect changes in traffic congestion and patterns that could occur. Additional connections between the west and -east sides and across the river are important to ease congestion,ellow easy access to all parts of the City, and promote a sense of community betWeen the east and west sides. While I would promote methods of transportation that rely less on new or • expande& toada, the need -f or new' Or ekpafided roads will remain. As described above, encouragement to provide existing and proposed neighborhoods With services .within walking distariceS can help alleviate some traffic oongestion, while improving senSe of cOmmunity for residents. • • a0C)- , IrelararalltigaitetleiltbAggrirrarigeln-W. 44*;Alieti The General Plan knallideth Thank "poll c s that help to maintain the UGB and to promote a transition from development centers to the UGB. I would 'sUPpott the Plan's call for a separator path, high densities and abundant services within the downtown specific planning area, redevelopment of non-consistent land use areas into uses that promote goals of the plan (ie; the conversion of Chevron to a hotel at the Blvd and B St) , and 'respect for existing developments and neighborhodds . In making" recommendations to the Council, I would highly consider how proposed inf ill projects affect existing residents both adjacent to the site and throughout the City. I would look to the existing communities to help shape the infill development so that both new and existing neighbors feel that there has been an overall improvement in their -City. ft X.Si"gricituW •": 1)1. _ vet ' 1.P ,51 13 112 Revised June 1, 2005 .0103 1 co• a� itzOt ?•,,,=C..;'37.' N) o O ._a Q O �i0 CT a (71; 3'd N 1 x`31 -0. C P� > IO 1 �a. 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Page 1 I a`63 .PLANNING COMMISSION,APPLICATION David Powers June 10, 2013 What do you think qualifies,you to serve on the Planning Commission? I am recently retired and a new resident in Petaluina, residing for 3 years on the West Side of town. My professional career had two phases.. In my first phase I owned a commercial photography studio in San Francisco.• I specialized in high end annual report photography projects, working for Bay Area Fortune 500 companies. My work took me all over the United States, and to locations in both Europe and Asia. it In my second phase I was a co-founder of a small garden industry manufacturing company, West County.Gardener, that designed and sold hi-tech garden gloves to garden centers across the country. In 7 years, we:built a loyal following for our products, redefined our market category, and sold the company to a major glove manufacturer on the east coast. I have always believed that it's important to give back to the community. I served as board member for over 10,years„both locally and.nationaliy, with the Advertising Photographers of America. APA was the premier professional organization for my industry. I also provided pro bono photography services to support several non-profit organizations that served homeless and atrisk teens in San Francisco. I have traveled extensively and enjoyed learning from new experiences and cultures. I have strong analytic abilities. In business, i;acquired good collaborative skills and learned how to define and work through challenges. I enjoy art, music, literature, gardening, cooking, and cycling. As a recent community member, I feel that I would bring afresh point of view and an open mind to the Commission. What do you see as the best solutions, both long and short term,for economic development in Petaluma? Long Term . Focus efforts on creating higherdensity residential, commercial and river front development opportunities in the CPSP Washington Core and Downtown Commercial area. Safeguard the design character of the SMART Station Area Master Plan with the 15 year goal of successfully integrating the development with downtown area. a sq PLANNING COMMISSION?.APPLICATION David Powers June 10, 2013 . Promote increased city revenueby emphasizing'the,special,historical nature of Petaluma°to increase the draw of the City as amattractive destination for both local and regional visitors. . Working with the Fair Board and the community, establish a new direction for the fairgrounds that incorporates both the agricultural heritage of the Petaluma region, and creates, as one suggestion, a major utdoor athletic facility for the City's youth and families. • Revitalize the area area around the SMART Station, including restoring the Silk Mill to establish a food industr y incubator focused-on providing retail, production and collaborative work space.serving small start-ups launching niche market products in the food industry. ' . Promote city-based arid'development-based street landscaping, including tree planting, on a continuing basis to improve the character of local neighborhoods. Short Term • As soon as possible take simple, initialsteps such as downtown walkability enhancements, parking management policies, and.streetscape upgrades to support the vision for the CPSP, Washington Core and Downtown Commercial area as discussed in the General.Plan. • Support the further creation of a "hi-tech" business corridor by exploring the potential for grants for high,speed internet/WiFi network. • Require new development to fund adjacent and community wide traffic mitigation solutions based on size of development. • Require new-development to fund infrastructure improvements to storm water system and to the maintenance of nearby creeks to support`floodplain management. Imagine yourself as avisitor to Petaluma. What do..,you see physically, economically, and environmentally as you walk around.town? I don't have to imagine being a visitor. I was one for the first time--just four years ago. As a 40 year resident of San Francisco, who had never seen downtown Petaluma, I can recall my first impressions vividly. 2 a - PLANNING,COMMISSION APPLICATION David Powers June 10, 2013 My first impression was of,a town that cared about its past(and,had obviously made efforts to preserve it and'to'.define its place within it. My second-was one of immense commercial potential in a much different way from California.mall towns, places without personality or character. My third Was one of how physically and economically connected the countryside and the town were to each other. Soon after I moved here, in the fall of 2010; I visited the Petaluma Fair. Kids with their own prize whining farm animals told me with pride how they had bred and raised their livestock and how well they,had done in competition. I deeply appreciated the connection these kids showed to their comiunity.. It showed me'a community that was creating its own future because it cared about its past and about the kinds of opportunities it gave:to its young people. Needless to say,I'm happy that I chose to become part of Petaluma. The General Plan (Plan)'is theguiding documentand vision for the.City. How would you interpret-the policies And goals articulated in the plan? How flexible would you be and would you feel comfortable not approving specific land uses allowed in the Plan? It's useful to think of the General Plan (GP) as the strike zone, and to see the Planning Commission (PC) as the umpire. The PC's job, as the umpire, is to call a consistent game based on the strike zone it is given. Being predictable works for both sides of the managed growth equation for the developer and the community. The challenges that Petaluma°faces are varied, complex and tightly integrated. The GP recognizes this and delineates a,set of strong guiding principles in-its introductory ,discussion. From these principles it derives a set:of goals and policies for the wide range of specific elements within the plan. The discussion is thoughtful and holistic. This ground work should notbe discounted and'its.provisions should be a constant reference point. However, the GP is a guide. It cannot foresee all permutations of project uses under the outline it creates. Denying specific land uses designated by the Plan is always a possibility. Nonetheless,.I would not be inclined to approve an amended use if the amended use placed,increased pressure on the city's larger ecosystem of traffic, water management, or quality of life That could not be adequately mitigated. 3 a�� PLANNING COMMISSION:APPLICATION David Powers June 10, 2013 The growth management ,an element of the development p o ess 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 the,next decade or so, what two or three policies._and programs)would you promote to protect the historic, cultural, and physical aspects of Petaluma? Growth at the Center Work to promote higher density business, commercial and residential development near downtown and the,SMART Station Area Incorporate human scale initiatives into developments in this.area:that enhance wa likability, aesthetic appeal and additional landscape and tree plantings. II Growth in Employment Promote the creation of innovative business parks in the,do wntown corridor, in the SMART Station Area, and iii the wider community to increase the number of higher paying desirable jobs within the community. Provide walkable, bike friendly environments to encourageaiving and working in the same place. Create commercial outlets and services that would generate additional employment while appealing to a professionally oriented population, Infrastructure:Mobility and Water Management Together, traffic congestion;arid water supply shortfalls present significant challenges to the quality of life in the:near future. Require that all new development evaluate traffic impact in terms of the area flow, aswell as immediate adjoining streets or roads. Require offset fees to help underwrite construction of traffic mitigation elements, including parking facilities and corridor improvements. Immediately address water supply and storm water management issues by ensuring that proposed development,does not outstrip supply resources. Require new development to protect and/or enhance recharge areas, and to work with the City prior to approval to determine the impact of all impending development. How would you address current and future flooding issues for Petaluma? First do no harm. The recent flooding in Central,Europe:illustrates how important it is in this time of climatechange,to'adopt'a set of best practices for development (Planning Commission) and system management (City) With respect to flood prevention and watershed preservation. Best motto: Be Prepared. 4 PLANNING COMMISSION APPLICATION David Powers June 10, 2013 The GP stipulates.clear-guidelines,for the City in,managing°the broader water system. It asks that the PC support the City thoughicarefully analyzing the impact by all new development on the water system. The list of water system mitigation items pertaining to new development affecting the Petaluma River Corridor (PRC) includes the following, among others: • Manage run off to avoid increasing pressure on the hydraulic system of the Petaluma River • Adopt a No Net Fill Policy • Guarantee a 2 foot above Base Flood Elevation for ground floor elevations • Observe flood terrace designations • Provide setbacks to provide for a 1.00 year flood terracing • Agree to fund other costs associated with mitigating flood related consequences. For developments outside'the PRC, it is important to remember that all water in the Petaluma Basin ends up in the river. So, it is impdrtantto,observe the following important practices for all developments with respect to the watershed:(1) Protect natural recharge areas; (2) Restrict area of impervious materials; (3) Limit building or parking footprints; (4) Require construction of percolation ponds where necessary; (5) require surface drainage swales to restrict stotm runoff impact. How would you address current and future traffic congestion in Petaluma? The Washington Street Corridor, and especially its intersection with North/South McDowell is the epicenterrof'local traffic congestion. This fact is understandable given the concentration of commercial retail development along the east side of the freeway and now, with the new Target development, on thewest of side of the freeway as well. To address this fact, the GP explores,many different mobility modes and urges that they be integrated into the community wide transportation plan. It points out that roadway and intersection widening is the least desirable type of mitigation for high traffic impacts. It also points out that counter-intuitive-measures, such as traffic calming, road diets, and reduced levels of service may in fact help to foster increased alternative modes of transportation, referring especially to the Guiding.Principles of the Plan: (1) preserving Petaluma's:historic character, (2) providing a range of transportation alternatives,and (3) increasing accessibility to downtown and the waterfront. Creating a walkable environment as a destination.that fulfills people's desires for retail, entertainment, and enjoyment can help counteract theneed to use the car. 5 a8`6/ PLANNING'.COMMISSION APPLICATION David Powers June 10, 2013 Parkingmeters,along-the:Boiilevard would provide an,incentiye•for people to use existing parking:structures, particularly if parking is free. Creating a pedestrian-only zone in the downtown district would help preserve a very special identity of the downtown core. Encouraging properly licensed street food vendors,would also increase foot traffic, as would a variety of music, art, and cultural events. What infill policies doyou think should be adopted in light of the Urban Growth Boundary passed by the voters? It bears repeating that the single most valuable asset that Petaluma has, and one the differentiates it from every other city in Sonoma County, is the character of its downtown corridor and the=historic setting of its waterfront: This is a resource that can be leveraged in an organic manner andVor the long term, but it will take a commitment to adopting the vision of the General Plan to make it work. In addition, there is an untapped;resource in the existing malls=-large and small--on the east side, which represents a partial fulfillment of the General Plan directive to emphasize the neighborhood characteristics of Petaluma. Based on community input, and working with creative developers, the City can begin to:convert these malls into neighborhood squares by infilling them with businesses-that cater to local needs-- developments built as part of the neighborhood, not on top.of it Adding landscaping elements to soften the asphalt"environment, and simple structures common to city squares and parks everywhere; Will make some offthese satellite malls real neighborhood focal points rand hubs. Simple improvements on a smaller human scale would support pedestrian activity, and shduld include bike path connections and bike racks. 1 & /1/1. 3 ,6 as9 . r 1 z— 0 0 0 5- .1--. ,o c =. 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O 7 . .1' Ir - _ N :L' aa(-..e Haz bien.y no mires a quion TIFFANY RENEE cell 707=235-8762 — Spanish Proverb Social innovation Advocate thrivalist @gmail.com (Do good and don't'Iook,aLvvhoin) _ ,_ 129'FSt, Petaluma, CA 94952 BOARDS, COMMITTEES& COMMISSIONS 2012-2013 Vice Mayor, City of Petaluma 2009-2011 City Councilmember, CityTof€Petaluma 2011-2012 Director, Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District 2011-2012 Alternate Director„Association of Bay-Area Governments ABAG Executive Board 2011-2012 Member, Association ot Bay'Area Governments (ABAG)/Regional Planning Committee 2009-2012 Council Representativeto,Regional Climate,Protection Authority,(RCPA) 2010-2012 Council Representative (Alt. 2009-10) to Sonoma County Transportation Authority (SCTA) 2009-2012 Member,ABAG Hazardous Waste Management Facility Allocation Committee 2010-2012 Council Representative toSonoma County/City Waste Advisory Group 2009-2012 Member Mayors' and Counciilmembers'Association of Sonoma County 2010-2011 Founding Council Liaison to?YouthCommission. 2009-2010 Council Liaison to Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee 2009-2010 Council Representative (Alternate):,to Marin)Sonoma Narrows Policy Advisory Group (PAG) 2009-2010 Council Liaison to Petaluma Visitors Program Advisory Committee 2009-2010 Committee Member Petaluma Transient Occupancy Tax Subcommittee 2009 Council Representative North Bay'Watershed Association (NBWA) 2007-2009 Petaluma Development Code Advisory Committee. Chair, Green Building subcommittee 2009=2010 Public Policy Chair, American Association Of University Women, Petaluma.Chapter 2008 Local Arrangements Chair, American Association Of University Women, CA-State Convention 2008 Co-President, American Association Of University Women, Petaluma Chapter 2005 72008 Founding Chair, City of Petaluma, Technology & Telecommunications Committee 2005-2008 Former Chair, Sonoma‘County Commission on the Status of Women 2005-2007 Member City of Petaluma, Tree Advisory Committee 2005-2006 Board Member, Petaluma Community Access TV 1997-1998 Member, Sonoma County Democratic,Central Committee 1993-1995 Born.of Woman, organized quarterly domestic violence vigils in Santa Rosa Courthouse Square COMMUNITY SERVICE 2012-2013 Member, Petaluma Day Labor Center Initiative 2010-Present+Co-Founder, Petaluma Grange Local No.,851 2010-Present,Member Petaluma Latinos Active.in Civic Engagement (PLACE) 2006-Present Member, Coalition to Prevent°Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug•:Problems 2008-PresentWebmaster & Volunteer, DailyActs.org 2006-Present Webmaster &.Volunteer, Friends of the Petaluma River 1997-2010 Mills College.Area Alumnae Representative 2006-2010 Team Leader & Web'master, Petaluma Neighborhood Emergency.Response Team. • 2004-2008 Parent Volunteer,Petaluma High School Music Boosters 2002-2004 Parent Volunteer, PTSA, Petaluma•Jr. High School, re=design website, produced School Band film. 1995-2004 Parent Volunteer, PTA, McKinley Elementary School 095-- ��LU 4City of Petaluma, ;California- fi • - Sup --IemertitalQuestionnaire or = 4 .Planning Co = ^mission hCandidates- - "•.-_ Y ---z..c -_ .... ! -_-®?. * .i , .3'.x.3 a. x�'-:L'Y -:�: Pleasereturn completed questionnaire to the Cffiee of the City Clerk, 1 t English Street, Petaluma, CA 94952 eNa..me `= - 142 , Tiffany Renee Home=address City State Zip? 129 F Street, Petaluma, CA 94952 ;Home Phone : .' Work Phone w _ u — - 707-766-9917 _ i 707-235-8762 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 your gnsw",etss., - `Have youlattendedaany ofithe followmg'meetings2_ - - -"F- Planning Commission Orientation,Session ❑ YES ❑ NO Date: Provided to DCACseveral years:ago Planning Commission Meeting_ 0 YES ❑ NO Date:. Various,since.2005' • ' &c- Whattdo°youythink:qualifiesayouto serv�e�,on the Planning Commission?' -_ °.` I encourage the.council to look at my record of keeping an open rnind,'working With all stakeholders to solve issues; my-institutional knowledge of:our planning documents,and my commitment to serving the constituents of as excellentreasons:for appointing me to the Planning Commission. Page 1 c9--C10 Whatrdo ybAeetas 1hebest solutions`Tboth longfand short term for economiesdeyelopmentlin Fefaluma2-n In-fill development alonggthe SMART Corridor that;creates walkable communities. Continued support for existing business growth.and sustainability through efficient and effective-pet-Mining. Imagine yourselfrasra <visitorito'Petaluma'z Whptydo you see physically economically and e�nvironmentaliy,ar you walk around-townw . I see safe, vibrant publicspaces around'our parks and the,riverfront and trailsfor residents;businesses and visitors to enjoy the food, entertainment and locally produced products: I,seetwo working train stations and shuttles that;provide-additional transportation support. I see accessible commercial hubs through town with.good roads and sidewalks,thatallow people to move around easily byfoot, skateboard,bike, personal scooter and cars. 0 .. "ThexGeneral.Plan (Plans, thOV6Teling documenf and visiop foy theeCity How, wouldryou`interpret the policies, rand goals arheulatedhm,the ptan3 Howrflexibletwou e yro jbe and would yoCi feel comfortable r-o cipproVyng; e ._ a tspecrficrland_uses allowed�:in�the Plane _' '_ .....__ Having contributed to the..General Plan, I armveryfaniiliar with the vision and goals. I come to the planning process with an open mind to seek"the;best;projects po'ssible,for the longevitytif the city. I have approved some great projects,and I have voted,against projects that I felt didn't go;far enough to protect the systems and resources-paid by the taxpayers. Overall, I work hard with the stakeholders,to,achieve the best possible Outcome:for all involved. I don t,think the planning process is meantto be a.comfortable experience in regard to how the;question was phrased. Every:decision comes with risks and unknown outcomes. We must do our best to resolve those slues before making a dee Sion. Page 2 ' `The grovdtfr management sy'stem has-been dfi ele noht-of,the development process:in Petaluma since 1,972 and anwUrban Growth i-Boundaryywasmadopted,in,1P998 to control the,physicaligrowth,of Petal irna,,4Wrfh These® qor� h eeoro c e sand 'r4o rams4boldh op erorriotertongrot egrthe hiaoncg cu tural to"nd adh s�ral as e t of> r P _p 9 ..�.. Y p q P Y p ete f etdluma?, A M1 Growth is tied to finances: We have':a;new housing.element comingthrough ABAG in.the'next year that will determine'how much funding we hayef available for.;new growth (housing and transportation funding) as we protect our existing infrastructure. Ensuring we produce.housingthatis appropriate.to the need is key. We have,an aging population seeking:affordable housingthat istwalkable to their immediate needs and provides quality of life in their out years: We have.a young, diverse community coming up as well Being perceptive to the needs of these populations is important as:we set policy for growth: Transit Oriented Development allows for desification of population without straining infrastructure because people are placed within walking distance of public transportation and commercial resources needed. This produces a higher quality of lifefor the residentsand built in customers for.the commerce. 1 How would youraddiess cuirehf and'future,floodng issuues for P-,etalurr a?t The currentproposal for a stormwater utility-cna provide criticaifunding:needed to address flood project completiomas well as maintaining;the watershed basin. Dreging isfimportant.to this process, as is looking at continued watershed maintenance to'reduce'silt runoff thereby decreasing the need for dreging and its huge cost. , Protecting the flood plain, planting;trees, maintaining the creeks and streams, and.ensuring that development doesn't impact orexaterbate flooding are all solutions to reducing`flood concerns. How wouldiyouraddress current;and future traffic•_congestion in,Petaluma?- ti a . We must,continue to provideasafe;economical,bus:transitfor our students.ltis estimated that over 30% of our traffic comes;from parents.picking,up and dropping off their children at school. When my children were in:school:the.bus costs-doubled. Parents,struggling to.getbyneed efficent and economical (even free) bus transit for theirchildren: I have,been-:a proponentof this since I was a young,parent. We,must continue to provide:;;that while welook atadding to the public transit system throughdSMART trains and shuttles. We mustwork with the regional operators'to create efficiencies so that more people can ride rather than drive. The nextifew-years^are going to be nightmarish as 101;widening-continues.,We should ensure that as projects;come:online they are managedrin regards to timing: 1 .l 1 Page 3 VJhat'infill•ipolibies do'you thinkishouldte,ddopted;in light;ofzthe UrbaniGrowthNBoundary"mpassed by`the voters? I've covered this in my previous statements. The UGB is a valuable planning tool. I was proud to support placing it on 'the_ballot for.overwhel_Ming;reauthorization,by the'voters. rSighature` — Date . ` # *;: 6/10/13 • •Revised June 1, 2005 • Page 4 acici Nominee;for Youth Commission (Teen Member) • Youth Commission (Teen Member) Reyes, Katherine