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Staff Report 4.C 6/17/2013 Part 7
(? talk a n City of Petaluma, Californi' ti cb,„City Board, Commission and Committee.Appl`" tion' ` - dii 1850 _ il V Instructions: Use this form to apply to serve oni any of the City of Petaluma, Californi 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, 11 English Street Petaluma, CA 94952. All applications are reviewed by the City Council. Name: ' ,'i - Pob Sc -Li Home Address, City, State and Zip Code: ',i \ s tLly - cry. rycrit111,4A 164. '941 2 I Home Phone: (IPappointed, do ydu want this' '! i hunter to be available to the public?) ;i Work Phone: El YES ❑ NO I. ( 70l ) 2- - stio ( ) - E-Mail: (If appointed„ddyo`u 'Want this address to FAX: be available to the public?) ig YES ❑ NO ( / - r c4c @ shclIo .. . 114. Are you a registered voter in Petaluma? If so, for how long? • aYES ❑ NO ["/ i Board(s),-Commission(s), orCommittee(s) of.Interest*:, - nm vlop-y cotlµl ins_ *Note: To serve on the Senior Advisory Committee, you must be age 55 or above. Have you attended a;meeting of this Have you served on, interviewed, orbopplied for ` body? this:body previously? • YES ❑ NO , YES ❑ NO Tree.Advisory Committee Scaccalosi, Rod Present Employer:' s l +■ MD PAPT TIME- w) csN' z Job Title; Pro' SGAft PcFah Previous Governmental Bodies/Elective Offices you have served, Po sition/Office Heldand Dates: f�DVI� y �MNI t /I its] ^ (0 / 0 Di Civic or Charitable Organiiation,to which you have belonged,'Position'/.Office Held!.and Dates: 'What Special Interests/Skills/Talents would you bring to this Board, Commission; or Committee? pr-1AP IrRah r -t- ^LAN P scae� c®i12 Z71 l Al I. 13V 14 it (SC ct-1wt p { H ?Vomo t46 A- SVS7itINArsit Cot.MUIUrfl( 302. College, Professional, Vocational Schools Attended (Major Subject,Dates, Degree/Date): L d • bkvls , — w P Wes Was Wer Special Awards or Recognition Received: Please`state reasons why you want to,become a member-of this Board, Commission or Committee;including what specific objectives,you would be workingtoward as a member of this°iadvisoryrbodyi iCoN,PI It T U troy,- cor MUN ITy ?eeltNttnti IGa l r'j� c*v-Lo pM*1,-'7- or- TI° '-4tA-NVA-I_ AND p �p� t' bi2D yip Plod o TipfL &off Nf bi10QUNIfltS t 1912-o MD SV9i7 i Go)AMVN11j . Is there any other information,that you feel would be'useful to'the City Council in reviewing yourapplication? Are you associated with anyOrganization/Employment that_might be,-deemed a conflict of interest'in peiforming your duties if appointed;to this position? ❑ YES a.NO If yes', please state'name ofOrganization/Employment: body City policy�drects all.appointed; advisory God members not`:fo vote on matters where there exists a potential conflict of interest. Would you:be willing to abstain from voting,ifsuch'a conflict arises? EYES ❑ NO How.did„you hear about this opening? I n1v's MV T t4 is y r . Applicant's,Signature` Date 11235-A �� (a - I - oi Revised August 12, 2008 ,4 PETALUMA MUSEUM ASSOCIATION : 20 FOURTH ST. • PETALUMA • CALIFORNIA 94952 , fl ki: 1 !TN TELEPHONE: 707-778-4398 FAX 707-762-3923 r *� www.petalumamuseum.com RECEIVED May29, 2013 MAY 292013 Claire Cooper, CMC CITY CLERK City Clerk City of Petaluma 11 English Street Petaluma, CA 94952 Dear Ms. Cooper: The Petaluma Museum Association seeks to appoint Kit Schlich as the Museum's representative to the Historic and Cultural Preservation Committee for the term July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014. Please feel free to contact me at (707) 758-4841 should you require any additional information. Sincerely,Faith Ross President, Petaluma Museum Association cc: Kit Schlich Historic and Cultural Preservation Committee Schlich, K p, A. LU„ - -- - .. _ ECEIVE® �' derAy .•City o/',Pe"taluma Galrforna = z�f3 . City Board Commission and Committee Application JUN:1 •• Oft'y b le ries Office 1850 11 Englith 3reet• Petta;luma CA:94952.707778_4360.cityclerk@ci petalu O fl €CLERK Instructions UU this form to apply to serve on any ofthe:City of Petaluma, California'sPoards=Commissions or Committees Please fallout the form completely. If a quetion doesoot apply, type`or write N/A in the.ace provided. When completed.plea th7orward to the City Clerk'sOffice City of Petaluma, 11 English 3reet, Petaluma, CA 94952.Allapplicationsare,reviewed by the City Council.If you have questionsa bout this form,pleath call the City Clerk's Office at 707.778.4360 ore-mail us at cityclerk @crpe=taluma.ca.us PI �,Name: � . 3EvERLy X . x Home Addre City,gate and Zip6Codei _ > l2- . ?1-0 Er p ?-nivm� ) c, 91952— none -mberto f2-e;a va dable to;the .EMail (Mappom d,do v8.0.49-ant thisaddress to be available.to Phone:) Ifa orated,do"ou.want thishi ( PP y ❑ YES,, "Nix _ "the public v) . YBSrL,' ( 7-07 ) 98/ - ea 8 (x✓&r►yscho✓ cost Do you live within the Petaluma Cityklimits?, . _ If so,.forhow:long?'^I' ., - ; .- L7 YES ❑ NO 3 1/e_s Are yeti LiegisteredvoterinPetaluma.? If so ter how • YES ❑ NO \/kS .. • Recreation, Music, & Parks Commission Schor, Beverly,�� Baard/Comfniasion,,6{Cortunittee,,of.Internet: It not Sp'pointed.to your first choice,are you willing to serve on Note To de,We.oriii*ainthrAilvlsoly Committee,you must be At liast 55j-19qmof ;• other City bOards,-tenninisSons,or Comnittteesillso,which?' age p/9-RKS 9 REG/2E47-2W eanjrys_c/ 1. -ztE_S7- /Itkx/ 9?-816 ycce- 17-D1/16.2)/ely interViewed;-ora mailed tor this or other, Aaye,yiiii Site q0.6-0 efeetirig'of!hie-or-erne rt ify.'bod ie a? . — : I City boat es- ousy previl y _ vBLl &o YES RI:10 - :Present Employ:er .2001 • Job; - 692471 13(.2.94.1E6S FOI)AtEa- OitiAtael DC5/44/Efe Va 419e-PreviousGovernmental Bodies'Oective Offices you have served POSition/Office Held and Dates , . A-7k 2 r ,CvRtne_e_ FRODocrlDasie5ilEde 4AD OEVELcrioE4,--/- 1994A/A-4 ,e. 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Home address City. ate ZI p A - L'il Peckers Egg Farm 506 Melvin Street Petaluma, California 94952-2442 HomePhone ° tiWork-Phone: 707-799-7726 707-799 7726 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 answers. Have you.attended;any-of-the!followingimeetings2 Planning Commission Orientation Session . . . YES X NO Date: Planning Commission Meeting X YES .. . NO Date: 1993-1996 ,What do ou think qualifiesyou torser've on theiP,lanning Commissidr 2 As an AICP and APA member, I:have practiced planning for 25+ years as a public official, a consultant and on behalf of a private company. The City has had:an informal tradition of placing a planner on the Commission to provide a perspective of a practitioner outside of City service. I served from 1993-1996 and provided a bridge between staff and the Commission during a time of relatively high growth in Petaluma when the Commission had to grapple with the first version of the wastewater treatment plant, -implementation of the Ely-Corona-Specific Plan, westside subdivisions, and the Petaluma River Access Plan. Through that experience, I learned to work with people with differing philosophies who often cast close split votes and remained friends. I hope to bring that same spirit to the current Commission. My practice as a planner in the ptiblic and private sectors would serve the Commission well because I have served in the individual roles,involved in the deliberation of the Commission. As a public planner:for the County of Marin and the City of Calistoga, I appreciate the satisfaction and challenges of implementing the General.Plan through programs and interpreting the Plan and its supporting codes as they apply to specific projects.. As a consulting planner (I wrote the utilities section of the Central Petaluma Specific Plan) I appreciate challenges of competing for work, maintaining a tight budget, and designing a superior project that meets the client's needs: Finally, as a planner for a private company, I understand the complexities of site acquisition, design, entitlement, and construction. Page 1 3aa Whatrdo.you•see,as'the best,solutions, both long'andisshort term„for,economic development in Petaluma? We need to provide shelter, mobility, and innovation for futureeconomic,development of our town. Petaluma's economy has benefitted fromiahistorically diverse and adequate housing supply providing shelter for all sectors of the economy. Despite strong City funding for affordable housing and political support for specific projects, affordable and workforce house has become challenged by the elimination of redevelopment agency funding and a hot housing market driving up prices. We need to ensure that we use all land within the UGB as efficiently as possible to do everything we can to:provide'housing affordable'xo workers. While office and industrial vacancy rates are too high, Petaluma needs to ensure a future supply forbusiness,growth. Transportation projects long in the making—current highway improvements and.SMART —need to continue with completion of Rainier and highway widening through the valley. Petaluma can foster innovation,in-its citizens and workers by ensuring that they have the educational and recreational opportunities that spur creativity. All these efforts take money. Petaluma needs to foster redevelopment of underutilized areas to generate:tax revenue. Imagine ya uund as a viSifor to Petaluma. What do you see physically; economically, and environmentally.as• A visitor to Petaluma today will see a community investing in private infrastructure—our homes and businesses— while struggling to provide adequate public infrastructure. After negotiating myriad potholes, visitors will be impressed by neighborhoods old and new that show the'pride of ownership and community. They will be impressed by a historic downtown that serves locals and visitors with limited access to a beautiful river—the Greatest Slough on Earth! — and is just starting to turn its attention back to what used to be the centerpiece of this community. As they parked their car,and walked around, they would find a downtown that is starting to become more pedestrian and bike friendly but stops short of connecting that mobility and safety with other parts of town. `ft e-General Plan (Plan) is:the'""guiding document and vision for the';City. How would you interpret the policies'. and godlsrarticulatediin"the;plari? 'Hbw flexible would you;berandfwould-you..feel comfortable not"approving' specific;land;usesallowed in,the,P,lan?, . I would interpret General Plan policies with the specificity directed in the plan. For instance, where the plan directs that something "shall" or "must" be done, I would be most strict in applying policy. Where the plan indicates that something "may" or "should" be done, I would consider using more flexibility in how the policy is applied. I appreciate that substantial effort went into allocatingspecific land uses to particular areas of the city. For that reason, absent some extraordinary circumstance, I would have no problem voting for specific land uses with which I disagree as long as the required findings can be made. If I disagree with the application of a land use to a specific site, I would work to change the land use designation through the planning process. As the old planning dictum opines, "If you don't like the way the law applies to the project, change the law not the project." Page 2 39\3 'The growth management system has;been,an element of the development.proces'in"Petaluma since, 1-9,72, and an Urban Growth Boundary was adopted:.in '1.998 to control theyphysical,growth of Petaluma. With these TWO major policies in mind„and given the pressure forjongoing growth during the next decade or so, what two orthree policies and programs would you promote;to protect the historic, cultural, and physical aspects of :Petaluma? A First, I would promote housing for all by focusing on smaller homes and greater density more likely to provide shelter to a variety of incomes, ages, and cultures so Petalumans and their progeny can live and work here. Second, use the limited space with UGB Wisely; don't settle fori mediocre development. When we do something right— like the Theater District — it's around for a very long time. When we do something wrong, it's also around for a very long time. Third, Improve mobility for pedestrians and cyclists so it's safe,to go anywhere in town. When was the last time you thought about riding your bike from one side of town to another? Why should pedestrians feel like they're entering some high-risk game just to cross the street in their neighborhood or downtown? H'ow,wouldlyoii,adtlress currentidhd'future.flooding issues for Petaluma?: First, we need to respect the river and its tributaries by protecting its banks and capacity for stormwater flows. Petaluma needs to strictly enforce zero net fill and integrated stormwater policies to reduce runoff. Second, we need to ensure that we are incorporating best practices for sea level rise by restoring tidal wetlands in the Petaluma River Estuary and following BCDC recommendations for the built environment as it redevelops. How would'yoo:address current:and future traffic congestion in Petaluma? I would encourage a complete street perspective in all new street development and existing street renovation. We should make it safer for pedestrians and cyclists to move throughout town not just the limited and disjointed opportunities we have today. Page 3 ' W hat infill policies do°you think should be adopted in light-of the,Urban Growth Boundary passed by the voters? I'would encourage Petaluma to implement TOD development around both rail stations, encourage affordable housing for all as mentioned above, and respect existing neighborhoods by balancing quality of life with inner block development through changes to the zoning code. • • Signature = Date Revised June 1, 2005 Page 4 Nominee for Youth Commission (Teen Member) Youth Commission (Teen Member) Wilkinson, Jordy . • • RECEIVED JUN 06 2013 CITY_K_ +4 4r n " t L a > �G il i tyofPc.i a u m&�a,,,:etw rr5yi t¢or(A npia. c IaE�t ionx ti ^ ` ,�l(v o' " s m ;... a a0. l . .. aia S` City BoardCommi ssron i end CmmMeplia 3 a r Cty Clrs Offcektov:i r 1 s 'a.� .. pr Tess a-' .rF It 11gghiS 1fee. Peiurna A 94952.707 77843 citycerk@petalump cruse �• erh yir + Instructions Use'this form'to apply to serve on any:of the Cityof Petaluma"California s Boards Commissions,or Coinmittees'Please fill out,theiform • 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 O/flee.City of-Petaluma, 11 English Street,Petaluma,CA 94952;All applications are teviewed by the City,6ouncil.af you have questions about this form,please call the City Clerk's Office at 707.778.'4360 ore-mail us at s c ityclerk @9ff c i.p e ta l um p c a.us ik,ry-mr. ' tea. ` 3, ... ,fTm �rx uq ,�. � 3ai sc Kristin A.Winter II it ,w....0.-- tr�a!y a �i,..,xr rm .,a, a afl,."s "'i?'-.•'� F' a'' s ;mos Address a State iezcipiGOde i s ?'. !.,k;� ae�? �.a it .+„'", a > t..:,,, r, _:,.� a, ft`i t. 905 Holly Lane I Petaluma, CA 94952 ii 4P,hone r(If appointed do you want this number to,'kie'available to the` "'t "^,' -'s"w". ` n $§`za°r'xa"`�s"T""nu's'',` °-4$«r `r , - v f +{fit fsr x,;k-g we r 3tr 3 E M I (If appointed dos ou want this addressto"beavarlable-to„_? � a ,t t t:-0.- ' ,W' ' n't ”' •j 'the public?) YES pNO l ^ :« .w. . .�. . tkrYES ®4JiOr_..' .. 'e ,�5:#' ,?.> ; ®+ ,sr iu m�v,.`#x• ,arcaar e '.,-u :, (707 � 477 4727 kr�st�n_w�nter @,comcast_ret fDo you live'wrthm thellPetalama City liTedx > M w:, r tIf K so for g r 4 ¢ , . ,,3. Eta a ;. IN YES ❑ NO i� I Since t999 tt u a re` rz `'td v �' fit'u m 7 x `# i - 3 "' w l fin ;art ','54.7',..;.%•:::i tt4. y k Are you�a registered"voter m'Petaluma?, - 9`a" �. t[ Of so tor,how longs .b _ i -y(' ,3 ,-. 1s+y,,r r . -xc .4 •• , ,x3ur = s .a: ._3. 'A: xb .,&. E+exe....=rte. .. m .,� aaS:.4.,, ,na RI YES ❑ NO • Since 1999 t I l Airport Commission Winter, Kristin 1 .'p 1 I :Boardr'Commission or Committee of Interest: T.r : of first M� e_ st : n Note ro serve oh the Senior Advisory Committtee,you must be at least 55,years or'?; I�f not appanted to your first Chace;ore oo willn Ito serve on i + �°=� . ,rd ,' rother City Boards Commissions orCom lreger.It so which? age ;...,: *. r 8 gg'2 m t + +.xaa'.0�P .vr_ c �+ +yar„1`4t.• • �1 *^i3is &t ,:;�.. >,'�T4ra k°�?4+.:6,+L3Pw o �. i.ni-=r°te ._ .., a w,..+=`�. r`#�h�' _ 0 ��C .E. " s .. Airport Commission • "� r# `Sy - r r r n -r3+3 : C;Have you s rved o nlerviewedl r applied for this or other`' Have ou attende lia meeting of this or otherClty,ibodies? . ' , a, f- �- z Ad _ ry a + +ea :ia.. ;c Yi � r , , City+bodles:.previousty F5+ui S .,.., �si�+�� .s.�as�. '�(aa. k.,s� ..Te,,:r � +_.�.....,�..� _ _. ,�..�.�a�.:�. .: ❑ YES ❑ NO I ❑ YES ❑ NO + °S °eigewirF ;n$ 'ta se „,„ - , t `. Fr 3420,2a+{T '° .pa. ^ .°,L. x„p iwifz i� .Present EmPloYer F'* a ' ¢, fig,., ' i a ! i;?� if :r1 " 4' _ b ' ,� a x ..1EThattlir xamc.NnnF ash .. �. >r e r� <. w .. tF Self Employed Attorney and Aviation•Consulting. +d:£.�akb v$ .H�,+.,.P _ ✓„ !C..S'�"a .: _._. �i .� � >E�`u!.� �i�Sg,S'I(��#` ;. �.'r3�°. �'. �_ e. .�-c�,.:�+�.�..�. : .���`, Attorney and Aviation Consultant. t'A q. L £ ffi Sw1C.av Y 9 e "'+yµ`�.' tf' ''B ieslEleatl $.. eiseiv °i`lR lcel .ld es fr ' .� �' ..' ,P,revious Governmental Bodies/Elective Otfices`you have-served Pos`ftion/OHIce,Held and Dates ;g °� b a vs d. .il _ fs.i�4a..i`+ 7 ifi" r ..ear.: '+'unmGn3rvw�s Vr °" Pn' i #' .1,. . „a.r +.!#-'t 'a 4. Airport Commission--Petaluma Area Pilot'ASSO. representative on the commissionror about'3 years, chairperson for the last year. • 2 • 3 as' • • • .Givico Char itablOganzaflonto;hlchyouh6vebeoged PosHion[Office4eld"jandDates.. ,; �^ � r '�"r . `.t , }M `-`,t�1..sa:`.� .. .Yi!::.:_.tKk;: �uT ,aa +$ riikY.. " ...,'1u 1 "_ u :5 a :: r m�°ate .._! .ems } .0. 6m �« h o tr, min_ ti " "' m : emu vp. _�$d qT` �` �{r: .%v� SSE • What Special'Interests/Skilis/Tarlgeunts would you,bring to this�Board Commission or,Commiffee s ;it 4S * `Ls 3 I h dal "m fit_ v .. ... S3:x•8* d }'-�'use i$.SA° ..F=K FAA licensed Airline Transport Pilot,Certified.Flight-Instructor,Aircraft Mechanic and FM authorized instructor. Aviation professional since•1981. Practicing aviation attorney. • `I College"'Professional Vocational SChoots AHennt:p (Ma40.• , btect 4Dates,Degree/Date) 4 x• "" • $,, p �{y� �.— g, jay.,. y .k x s . -■ 'S [i, `.'`a�3 alt ! ,n ; .� 0 t°dtlh�a�� 1Yb hUC1tk89d'3 _ h'e4 to t" 1 BS Professional Aeronautics- Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Juris Doctor-UC Hastings College of the Law • 3 39 • • • , d' s " LSpecial AwdrdSbr Recogpliion Received At ±;44f-4er �- 47f, i.:: g� `'°= z nai `o# Aid .' !Ina.. At4P. 1..w ∎ .«-;:a Numerous but not relevant 1 • • if • • Please stole reasons whyyou wonLo become be r�o " j r C ommi tiee`4.Inclu din.g.Y wh at"speafic° , i ` otr Cnbef,s a ' � gbtectvesyu wouldbe worlug,toward.a s airembof thiadvisory body: ry Ogg" r e: *1*a 1.p-V4 iXmII"etig :N.§ h. ggig vi I ,"!4 grgit ,. l k�A raga v , T To continue applying my aviation and legal experience as a+committee memberand'chairperson to'ensure that the airport is safe and financially self-supporting. I • • 4 • • 1 it . y,� E- 4c'x """ eful t E' "tl ' ". •il n r E wa uLo =I5 there any other information that you feel would be�5useful;to the ciiy co lcclvin reviewing your gppiicotion� s ,f{jam=e�., Y "v5,.. ,F� `8 s� ..r al.urbi;hw ; s's.��+" 3 x,•"..�"M" ,s `l. 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IL ,,,, ,, r'-'''.134.(t; �� a$, a o $ �� Sig rJ Z , CU, N age, °ll 7 :g 5.„.m . a` Ca'«y ktri 9O ka a % s �g.s ^ �7 to 4 t' KP". `t ▪ t qN? " r ar °a N :°ter x4 • ° y r. 3 , . ` . '441 s .#4 , 444 44.4 341 Ixl p sALq :City of Petaluma, California �l,. Supplemental Questionnaire For $85° Planning Cornmission,Candidates ii Please return completed questionnaire to;theOffice of The City Clerk, 'II Eriglish'Street, Petaluma, CA94952 Name: '1 I Jocelyn Yeh Lin I Home address, City, State, Zip:. . 252 Edinburgh Lane, Petaluma, .CA 94952 Home Phone: Work Phone: (707) 303-0590 1 (707)x;524-1900 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 answers. Have you attended any of'thelollowing meetings?, Planning-Commission Orientation Session CI YES ® NO Dater Planning Commission Meeting ® YES ❑ NO Date: May 28, 2013' • What do you think qualifies you to serve,omthe Planning Commission?; My experience as an attorney, background in•urban and reglonal.,planning, desire to serve?my community; and interestin• improving the quality of life in Petaluma, all make me qualified'to serve,on the.Planning Commission. With the ability to bring a legal perspective:and understanding of land use policies to the Planning Commission, l believe I will be a valuable asset. My•public finance experience • working on large municipal projects taught me to understand and appreciate the political,environment;in which^decisions are made, Through such projects, developed'the ability to listen and negotiate with other•!members of the working group, to respect a diversity ofviewpoints, and to navigate the complexities of p ublic projects. As<a Planni g,Commissi oner; I will listen t o the concerns of citizens officials, experts, and other stakeholders, and.willsupport the collaborative process in making decisions that benefit the entire:community. '1 i Page 1 acig- • What do you,see as the,best'solutions,..bothlong and shortterm,"for economic development in Petaluma? In the short term, the,best solutions to enhance economic development in Petaluma include opportunities to expand the city's taxttase and create local • jobs, such as°projects to increase sales tax revenues;through commercial retail development, and incentives to attract.high-tech and professional businesses to relocate to Petaluma. In-the long term, the best solutions to enhance economic development in Petaluma involve investment in infrastructure to support growth and development and encouragebusinesses to operate and stay in Petaluma. Imagine yourself as a visitor to Petaluma. What do you see physically, economically, and environmentally as you walk around town? Imagining myself as a visitor to Petaluma, l see a distinctown along the river, with a vibrant, historic urban;core,strong remnants ofan,agricultural base along the outskirts of town, historic homes on the west side of town, cul-de-sac neighborhoods on the east side of town; commercial corridors along Washington and McDowell, and a pronounced greenbelt (open space) surrounding the city. - The strength of Petaluma Is its historic urban center, but connectivity from the east side is Jacking. The prominence of Highway 101 dividing the;town east-west is an impediment. But effective:street front development, access and linkages to the river, and pedestrian pathways can help soften the edge. 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?'' How flexible would'-you be and would you feel comfortable not approving specific land uses allowed in the Plan? The policies and,goals articulated in tie.Genëai Plan reflect the,city's . overarching commitment to sustainable development.within the Urban Growth Boundary, policies that I;firmly.support. These policies involve preservation of the city's historic..center,:development limited to infill,and underutilized parcels, and the preservation of the open space surrounding the city. The General.Plan lays out important guiding principles and I would likely support;proposals that meet the land uses allowed in"the Plan. I do understand`that the General Plan is not stagnant, but rather, a "living" document, and therefore, accordingly, if certain land use policies appear to,be obsolete or no longer reflect the overarching • principles of sustainable-development, I may be in favor of amendments to the General Plan. Page 2 343 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, erict given 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?` The.three policiaethatl;Would support to"protect the:historic, cultural, and physical aspects of Petaluma would beto (1) maintainand restore landmarks and buildings that reflect Petaluma's.heritage, including enhancement of the river corridor through.greater access-:and riverfront development, (2) preserve and protect open space and natural lands by focusing development:on'infill, or adaptive reuse of abandoned'or underutilized properties,and (3)-enhance the gateways into the city with urban design elements; architecturally orthrough landscaping, that are visually appealing and complement.the aesthetic character of Petaluma's existing agricultural and built environment. How would you address current bad'future flooding issues for Petaluma? In the short term, flooding issues'in Petaluma can be alleviatedthrough rehabilitation of creeks and tributaries in low-lying areas of the citysuch as widening channels and building floodwalls. In the long term, flooding issues should be alleviated through proper'storm drainage maintenance. How would you address current andfulure trafficcongestion'in Petaluma? In the short;term, traffic congestion:in Petaluma can be alleviated through roadway and interchange improvements, including extensions, widening, additional turn lanes anl'road diets. In the long term„°traffic congestion in Petaluma should be alleviated through multi-modal transportation opportunities. Encouraging bus, pedestrian,and bike transportation through the.creation of transit centers, sidewalk and streetscape'improvements can help provide alternatives'to vehicular transportation', Promoting mixed-use developments with both retail.and residential can"help reduce car-dependency. Finally; encouraging public transit, regional bus,and rail,for commuting purposes can,alleviate both highway and local,traffio;duringipeak hours. Page.3 31 r_ What infill policies do you think?should ber'adopted in-light„of the Urban.Growth;Boundary passed by the voters? Inlight of Petaluma's Urban Growth Boundary, I think the following•types of infill policiesshould'be adopted because<theysnotronly help confine development within the UGB, but•they also promoteother economic and social goals`•(1) adaptive reuse of former'industrial or commercial areas (eliminates blight, promotes safety, creates streetscape connectivity), (2) mixed-use'development with both residential and retail (prdmotes:walkability, reduces car-dependency, bolsters vibrancy), (3) mixed incomedevelopment(promotes equity and diversity), (4) river corridor development for both business and recreational opportunities (promotes Petaluma's heritage as a river town). • Signature Date June 10, 2013 Revised June 1, 2005 Page 4 345 _ - n - cn � Dv -0 xnnn n -o D n M n ATTACHMENT ? ; O ^ D D ' n H' a < D o w on) o a? n O O. n o 'R° o ,� 3 ,o = '3 o z v a 2 y i C tt } D 0 ° O w H a w C7 n 2 n O _ f mac ¢ rt^ O O N. to I.J W A N CD oo a o r< - �7 a 1 7 C4 Ca tit lTJ rO 'b 5 '7tClo `oC7n 0 7: 7: 0nC7b M •• 4 C: a 0 C "n o n o a = N o co a co o co C C O fi 0 "O o- o 0 -o o co v'b a Q 0 0 t a t 6 ^�a o rp C K o' o. m o' o o o. a < w 0 3 so 'o C I■1 a .» N � a p N a `-° Cr CO 0 .. 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J go on . N N) n N V . r i..En .— S En SEA '- En C O 77 C 0 En LA m S A y J La to � i w■ << = a. O I� O o 00 o 00 o O 0 o 00 o 0 0 0'c b Elc o 00 o O Car .. w in a Cu to A I..] S S S S S VI� n �: ATTACHMENT 8 Resolution No. 2013-XXX N.C.S. of the City of Petalurna, California APPOINTING INDIVIDUALS TO CITY BOARDS; COMMISSIONS, AND COMMITTEES BE IT RESOLVED; the City Council does,hereby,appoint'thetfollowing individuals to City Boards, Commissions,.and Committees: Name Appointed To Term Ending Under the power and authority conferred upon this Council by the Charter of said City. REFERENCE: I hereby certify` the foregoing Resolution was introduced and adoptedbythe, Approved as to Council of the City of-Petaluma at a Regular meeting,on the 17ih day of June„2013; form: by the following:Vote: City Attorney AYES: NOES: ' ABSENT: ABSTAIN: ATTEST: City Clerk Mayor