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2006- 2007, Planner, Served as Staff to the Sonoma County Area Agency on Aging
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1981 -1984, Planner, Served as Staff to the Merced County Area Agency on Aging
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2001 -2008, Volunteer, El Dia De Los Celebration
,2008- Present, President, Golden.State.Donor'Service,'s Advisory Board
2009- Present, Executive Board„ North Bay Labor Council
201 O- Present, Executive Board, County of Sonoma Chapter Service Employees
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have lived in Petaluma for twenty, five .years, and I am interested in preserving the
qualities that make it a friendly, vital and unique community. 'Professionally, Ihave two
masters degrees that give me understanding of community development, from a
social perspective with my Master's in 'Social Work, and from ian economic
perspective with my'Maste'rs in Business -Administration. I have an analytical mind,
agreeable! personality, and experience working in a variety of organizational settings.
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qualities that make it a friendly,. vital and unique community. I want to see economic
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for efficient use of infrastructure and public services. I would like to see development
that is sustainable in its preservation of the natural environment, and efficient use of
energy and material resources. I would like to see our policies encourage cultural
diversify and vitality.
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le gacy of sustainable development. I have.a llong history of commurnty`inyolvement including the 7 -11 Lions
CIubCWilson School, El Dia De Los'Muertos Celebration, North Bay Labor Council, and public education on
organ donation.
•My professional training oh'organizational and community development. My concentration in my
MastersJn.,S�ocialWork IPrograrn was, "Adrninistration,r Planning; , and Community' Organization. , ,In, San :Diego, I :
worked to °develop you and family Beni cesto.address the ,needs of a transition al.neighborhood, and I helped
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Masters in ion, so l could better understand the impact that business has on the
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Administrator for 12 yea sa d the strains ofrnaintaining a viable'business. I am a,graduate of the
Leadership Institute for the Ecology and the Economy, a yearlong training program of community leaders
interested in policies that,promote economic, environmental and social sustainability.
l I, I have al mind for understandin an analytic g,.issues: Where possible, I look for solutions
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.sp to views. I understand organizational processes for issues. I have an agreeable
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fk �: u olutions both,long Jand short�term for�economicdevelopmentinsPetalurna„
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It.is irnportanf that we• brond our community, and endeavor to attract to Petaluma businesses that promote
or blend in to the special character lifo of o rnia r w
ton. That is to say, if we rely on the cookie•cutter shopping centers
=that are' t Caer we will have nothing special to attract talent to our community.
There are two elements that I see as important to our brand. One is our friendly, vibrant small town atmosphere
°that makes it a pleasant°place to live. Community events (the Butter and Eggs Day Parade, and El Dia De Los
Muertos; Antique Street Fair, Farmers Markets, Art in the Park), our parks and sports leagues, Public Art
Ordinance; contribute to making a friendly, vibrant, and unique community that will be attractive to people
who want to relocate here. The developments that gave us the moniker of Telecom Valley provided a core of
high tech business that, coupled with our community's value on sustainability, can provide the spring board for
developing a concentration of Green Tech companies.
I would follow the elements of our Economic Development Plan to develop retail diversity and
intensification, and to promote tourism /lodging, technology, and other industries.
�Ima Ines ourself `a`s a v sitor {toPetaluma" What do ou see h sicall ecoriorr icall 'and en "", eb meritall gas"
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Petaluma has made some positive changes since when I was first a visitor to town. Back in 1983; the
entrance from South Petaluma Blvd was a °rundown truck stop and industrial area. The East side of town was
largely a monotony of tract homes. While the West side of town had some character with the older buildings of
downtown and'the Victorian homes in residential blocks, there were many blocks with an unattractive mish
mash of Victorian homes, next to flat roofed apartment buildings.
The Petaluma Blvd South entrance to town is now under redevelopment. The Marina Development, that
now dominates the view coming from the South, provides an attractive view. Much of the redevelopment in
downtown Petaluma was done ' in an attractive style that blended in with the materials and general form of the
older buildings that remain. The cobble stone Water Street, the Balsaw Bridge, Helen Putnam Park, and the
mural on the walk way up to Kentucky and Keller streets provide an appealing walkway, inviting people to
explore the whole of downtown. If you come into town via Lakeville Highway, you encounter the Visitor Center
and Art
redevel train depot. These historic buildings attract your attention, and the
prop a s c nta ned therein let visitors' know they are'welcome, while introducing them to some of what
comprises the vitality of our communit
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I would refer to the guiding principlesi contained in the General Plan to interpret the and goals
articulated in the plan. That is to. say, we want to maintain a close =knit neighborly and family - friendly city that
preserves its historic character and natural environment. To meet the, needs of our residents and
accommodate growth; we need to develop transportation alternatives and diversify our economic
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overall vision and goals, and inflexible toward efforts to
s bvert them. I Would be comfortable
not'a poving a specific allowed use, if there was evidence to show
that the specific proposal would be a detriment to the goals or policies of the plan.
° The growfh management systen% has been n;�elemer t of fhe. eve opmen process. Petaluma since 17972
sand an Urban Growth„Boundarywas adopted m 19,98 cal growth Petaluma Withthese
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Development should be in -fill, developing vacant lands within current City boundaries. Denser, vertically
integrated; mixed -'use development'should be encouraged in: the urban core. Transit- oriented development
should be encouraged to take advantage of and to support the development of public transportation and
alternative forms of transportation.' Specific area plans with design review components and the public art
ordinance are policies that can preserve the historic and cultural aspects of the, City.
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I would follow the tenets of the Flood Control Plan. Properties along the river.should be terraced to allow for
expansion of the river without adversely effecting structures. New development should have a no - new - net
infill, with all structures built above projected flood levels, thus allowing room for excess water to be absorbed.
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I favor transit orient development`which encourages people to use public transportation by having services and destination
along transit arteries, and diverts people from vehicular traffic. An additional crosstown, East-West connector is needed. to
relieve congestion. Programs that encourage alternative transportation, such.safe and convenient bike and walking paths
between residential areas and services, will reduce the need for car trips
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Higher density; mixed use development should be encouraged near public transportation arteries: The public
transportation arteries are already in the urban core and will reduce the pressure to push development
outward. These mixed uses should' .be vertically integrated with retail services on street level and office or
residential uses on upper floors. This will provide for more efficient use of available land.
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Retired
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Previous- Governmental Bodies /Elective Offices you have served . Position /Office Held and
SPARC - 2009 - 2010
Youth Commission - 2010 - present
Civic or Charitable Organization to`whichyouu have�belongetl, Position %Office Held, and
Dates:
Special Olympics- Regional President 1971 - 1980
Cinnabar Theater - Board of Directors 2004 - 2009
Petaluma Community Access - Board of Directors 2011 - present
Meals on Wheels - 2008 - present
Gorlin's Syndrome Action Coalition - 2009 - present
What Special Interests /Skills/Talents'4ou,ld you bring thinBoard Commission,. or Committee?
Retirement = full time commitment to the task
Executive experience = negotiation, coalescence, focus
Sales experience = compromise, analytical ability, examine both sides
Strong relationship, intuitive skills, intelligence and commitment to Petaluma
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College, Professional, Vocational Schools Attended,(Mator Subtect, Dates, Degree /Dafe);
Washington & Jefferson College - BA in Economics and Poli Sci 1962
Countless sales, executive programs, technology skills -as well as 1 year of Hastings Law
School where I was 9th in my class
SpeciaL,Awards or Reco 9 nrtion Received:
Every sales achievement, stock brokerage attainment, or executive accomplishment
attainable. I would be glad to list them but suffice it to say I can sell, I can achieve and I can
motivate, train or coalesce
e includin hats ecific ob & ould be workin .toward as a member of
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this body:
Recently the SPARC and Planning duties were combined. From the perspective of the
applicant the steps and process are simpler but, from the perspective of the City the task has
become far more daunting.. The Planning Commission is tasked with an examination process
requiring a wide variety of experience, a wide variety of knowledge and an ability to interpret
not only the design affects of the application, but also the short and long term affects.
With this task comes a profound long term affect on the City I have lived in for 26 years. My
Mom is 100 so my longevity genes are strong. I want to live in a City that is well "planned" and
has legs to withstand the future.
My specific goals are better interpretations of mixed use, interpretations of smart codes that
allow for unanticipated changes and logical analysis of projects for the Council
Is tttereuany other: information that you feel.would be'usef 'Ito th'e City C_ ouncil in reviewing
your application?
This would be best accomplished face to face and I plan to meet with each Council member 1
on 1. The recent Council race may - or may not - have allowed for an accurate interpretation
of who I am but since perception is reality words are better interpreted face to face.
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Date:
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Date: Several
Whaf do ou think ualifies you to se_rve•on "they Planning Commissions ?"
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The Planning Commission is an ADVISORY body assembled to analyze and make
recommendations to the City Council. It is important that it's members check their personal
opinions, viewpoints or agendas at the door and analyze the application based on the
General Plan, the CPSP, the urban growth boundaries and existing California environmental
codes. Having done that, the short and long term affects of the project must be evaluated
and conclusions recommended to the City Council
Like many committees I have served on, be they work related, charitable or personal, the
requisite challenge is to analyze all facets of the issue, examine both the vested interests of
the individual requestors and the community as a whole and compromise in a way that will
best meet the requirements.
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I have spent over 30 years in the board rooms to the back rooms where the interest of the
seemingly minute part of society is at stake and on many occasions I was the guiding light to
resolution.
More specifically I have been involved in the pros and cons of Lafferty park, hiked the City of
Petaluma, worked in Telecom and saw the potential of little Telecom Valley (may it rest in
peace ) Petaluma needs significant foresight for the next 150 years and I am a viable
participant .
Now that I have served on SPARC for a year, I have not only learned the nuances of
Petaluma but also became educated as to the needs both present and future, of Petaluma.
I feel a proactive energy is needed to analyze projects, potential projects and future
consequences in addition to the specifics of each application. Foresight and analysis are
critical
Each of us MUST be actively involved in constantly looking for ways to sustain Petaluma - 1)
optimize what we have, 2) seek out potential businesses that would be beneficial to
Petaluma, 3) design projects that enhance the attractiveness of Petaluma and 4) tell the
world what a jewel Petaluma is
What do you see theabes solutions both longsand short term for econo$m�c development in Petalurna2
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IF only the solution both long and short term could be simply summarized in a couple of
paragraphs, the next 150 years would be so simple. There are key principles that must be a
component of any solution:
Benefit = Assessment - No matter what the project, it must be at least matched by the
necessary assessment to not only fund it but also benefit as much of the community as
feasible and, if possible, in perpetuity
Sustainability - Perhaps this fits more in the long term solution but awareness of any and all
environmental repercussions must be considered. The short term perspective of this might be
the flood plain and traffic issues.
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Tax Base - As real estate values are sharply lowered, little Telecom valley consolidates and
the economy dabbles in recession, the tax base must be a short term - and perhaps long
term consideration.
Having put the components in place - each project or endeavor must be analyzed
financially and aesthetically, business and local employment must be encouraged,
As delineated in the General Plan the key words are - Retention, Attraction and incubation
The` General Plan (Plan)' is th°e guiding document "and vision for s Crfy How v you interpret the policies"
and goals articulated in the plane How flexible would you,be and wouldyou f ould eel comfortable not approving ,
s 'ecific land , uses``allowed in h, 6,
The General Plan is both an excellent, well thought out blue print while at the same time, a
fervent attempt to be an over arching solution to all issues. The policies and goals appear to
incorporate the heritage of 150 year old City, the viability of its centerpiece, the river, as a
key element as it was in Petaluma's inception. The Urban Growth Boundary focuses on
maintaining the innate beauty of our surroundings and what sets us apart from the traditional
urban sprawl.
In addition the problems inherent in today's Petaluma (traffic, flooding, business, historical
perspective) are addressed in a manner that sets a stage. The players on the stage are
many and a key component is the Planning Commission tasked with maintaining all the
piece parts as each change has it's impact
Flexibility is a requirement of the Planning Commission and an attribute of mine and if the
land use cannot pass the test of the community's best interest as well as the aforementioned
benefit /assessment, sustainability and overall value, I would have no problem in not
approving as the General Plan is a working document.
My experience on SPARC also taught me the General Plan has to be interpreted with not
only specifics but, once again foresight towards aesthetic, financial and creativity as
Petaluma has a history and a future - both important
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The growth m management syste has been an element ofi the development proce ss 'in Petaluma since 1972,;
and an Urban Growth Boundary was , adopted in 1998;to confrol the physical growth., of Petaluma. With these
two major policies in mind, and given theipressure °for
ongoing durng, 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 word policy is mindful of a rigid existing plan. Although infill is necessary to protect the
natural beauty, the intrinsic beauty - such as the prolonged skirmish over 30 W ElRose must
be evaluated.
The definition of both Infill and Mixed Use must be delineated to allow for the big picture as
assimilated by the many individual piece parts. What might be satisfactory for an individual
piece of property may not be in the best interest of the community as a whole.
The Planning Commission must be a watchdog for policy interpretation and the foresight to
look at the immediate and long term affects of ANY project as well as examining potential
future development affected by any decision.
Optimization with foresight requires a big picture mentality needed now.
How would ou address _ g I
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Based on my 25 years in Petaluma, flooding is definitely a piece part of our community. As
partially delineated in the General Plan and discussed at length at countless
Council /Planning meetings
First of all there must be specific land fill and building requirements as to the flood plain and
it's surrounding. The 100 year flood issue is key but, quite frankly the average Petaluma winter
and the occasional deluges must be accounted for as it's my opinion that from a
destructive and monetary point of view, they probably merit more consideration.
Specifically the Multiple Use Facilities which coincidentally are a big part of the General Plan
can also enhance the flood plan. In addition water movement can be integrated into any
development requirements to enhance the beauty and disperse the water. Low flow
channels and water detention are also viable with the latter providing a potential source of
ground water to alleviate the water conservation issue
How .would you. address current,and future traffic congestion Petaluma..
Traffic is a key consideration to any plan. For 30 years I have commuted to San Francisco
and the majority of my concerns were 101 traffic which is, shall we say, less than satisfactory.
Trains, buses, ferries are all seemingly viable long haul solutions but, the reality is, even with
gas at $4 myself and many, many others continue the single passenger ritual requiring
subsidies for the mass transit.
So, let's apply the same principles to Petaluma. If I'm traveling cross town, how likely am I to
opt for the bus rather than pay the $4 gas and sit in traffic. In my case zero so the problem
may be require bigger solutions.
Extensive study of traffic flow not just at commute hours but all day
Consideration of businesses that stagger or naturally have non traditional hours and
rewarding them accordingly
Not knowing enough about Petaluma busses and too old to ride a bike, I will defer to others
more knowledgeable as to their viability . However every project before the Planning
Commission affects traffic in some way. The Lowe's project on McDowell has far reachin
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impacts on traffic flow on the entire East Side. One can only surmise if projects are approved
the traffic congestion may limit or preclude any future significantly beneficial projects.
wh8finfili'policies do you think;,should be,,, adopted in light of the Urban Growth Boundary passed by the voters?
1 -P -28 speaks to an area that merits constant enrichment of Petaluma's history. As I travel the
world and mention Petaluma, we are surprisingly well known as the (former) egg capital of
the world. That is a rich heritage and as I drive to Olema or Bodega Bay, I'm well aware of it
and appreciative.
Wherever possible we should maintain an infill preference to the agricultural heritage.
Perhaps as a more current solution we might consider environmental projects such as
wetlands. Don't get me wrong, I'm forever aware of the need of a tax base but as our
Government becomes more and more green and sustainable conscious, perhaps the
finances could be alleviated with funding or tax breaks
As far as within the Urban Growth Boundary, multiple use facilities (again addressing
aesthetics and water deployment) should be an integral part as well as the historical
tradition as exemplified by downtown
However we must define infill as specifically as possible. Viability, sustainability, aesthetics,
history must all be considered.
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PhD, Political Science, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ.
Former lecturer: (1) Rutgers University; (2) John Jay College of Criminal Justice, The City
University of New York; (3) The University of Arizona.
JD, James E. Rogers College of Law, The University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ.
Licensed attorney in the states of Arizona and California.
Member for approximately nine years of Bus Passenger Advisory Committee, Golden Gate
Transit Company (GGTHTD) (Co- chairman for approximately four years).
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College, Prof essional;'Vocat onal Schools Attended ubject, Dates, - Degree /Date) F
BA, University of California, Berkeley, Computer Science'Political. Science (1969).
MA, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, Constitutional Law /Political Science (1972).
PhD., Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, Political Science (1976).
JD, The University of Arizona (1979).
46666l.Award's or Recognition Received:
Appreciation Award, State Bar of Arizona.
Please sta wh
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Committee, including what.'spedific objectives you would be ".working toward �as a member.of
this advisory body:
I have been a citizen of Petaluma since August 2009 and have developed a deep love for the
community, blending as it does history with transition. I have dealt with planning issues in
both Arizona and California, in particular in communities stretching to meet the needs of a
growing population. I would like to share my knowledge and experience with Petaluma.
In addition, I have been involved in north county government in the area of transportation as a
member and co- chairman of the Golden Gate Transit advisory committee (BPAC Committee).
I am a daily user of Petaluma Transit. I have numerous contacts and significant experience in
the field of transportation, and transportation in the North Bay in particular. I would like to
share that experience with the Petaluma community as well.
Is there any other information,thatyou feel would be useful to thi&:City,Council m;reviewing
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you walk around town?
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and goals articulated in the plan? How flexible would you be and would you feel comfortable not approving
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,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
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independently. This requires. attention to detail', assessment skills, critical thinking skills,
prioritizing, communication skills, and dealing with my team members, patients, and families
at times that can be very emotionally charged.
I have a adult child with disablilites and work for the federal government so I am familiar with
the amount of regulation and paperwork that can be involved with any project.
I worked for UCSF at Outdoors Unlimited teaching :canoe, and as their publicity person
designing and producing flyers and adds, for programs, and classes. I have designed
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I want to participate in the future direction of the development of Petaluma. I think Petaluma
has what many cities wish they had, a mix of residential, rural, open space, agriculture, retail,
business and manufacturing. We have a vibrant downtown, tourist appeal, and opportunities
for recreational growth on the river and parks. We should capitalize on Petaluma's character
and heritage without ruining, it's character or the local economy in the process.
My objective would be to help homeowners, businesses, and developers to follow the General
Plan and expedite their projects without compromising the needs and concerns of Petaluma
and to follow all state, federal, county and city requirements. I will be diligent with studying
the projects for review thoroughly and objectively. I won't try to design it for them but will
respond to what they present to the commission.
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I have not attended the meetings in person but I have watched them on TV. I have read the
General Plan and the zoning ordinances online. I have worked with Planning and Building
here in Petaluma during my remodel of my house in the Historic District. I shop at Petaluma
Market, Sacks, Rex Hardware, farmers market, and Trader Joe's. I drink coffee at Aqus,
Petaluma Coffee company and Starbucks. I don't like Pete's. I do shop at Target, Lowes,
and K -mart. I have no hidden agenda to either keep growth out orto turn Petaluma into a
giant strip mail. I will support the General Plan. If I want to change it, I'll run for City Council.
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I would be a citizen representative and advocate for what is best for Petaluma's residents at
a basic level. I have lived here since 2009, but have been visiting here for 16 years due to
family in the area. I have chosen to move here from San. Bruno on the peninsula because
of Petaluma's character, and am personally interested in the direction Petaluma develops.
I have limited experience 'in government and can appreciate others with experience as a
business person, elected official, designer or architect, and can see how that would be
useful in this position. I feel the most important thing I would bring to this is the commitment
to read all materials presented before the meetings, to listen carefully during the meetings
with an open mind; 'to work together as a team and make the best decision for the
residents of Petaluma.
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Consult and support Petaluma's economic diversity plan. Support and consult our city s economic planner
Short term, support the current economic drivers of our town, the small local businesses and manufactures,
services, tourism, and recreation.
Long term, capitalize and market our unique character and opportunities for new business, focusing on the
quality of life as a draw. In that direction, develop and support recreational opportunities in town like the
river and parks.
First impression is the river, the turning basin and draw bridge. Then the impressive well preserved historic
downtown filled with people, small unique shops and services, restaurants, and open plazas. The city is
surrounded by beautiful natural surroundings of hills and ranches.- Walking around town one can see the mix
of old grain mills, warehouses, industrial sites, and in the close by neighborhoods, beautiful old homes and
parks. Traffic seems congested at times, but parking is free and available near downtown. The sidewalks in
the old neighborhoods are very bad'in general. The old trees along the streets add shade and beauty. Bikes
are common but seem to compete with dangerous traffic. The river is used for recreation and actual industry
and adds to the character of Petaluma. It's a real urban environment in a rural city. It's not manufactured to
"look like" one, like many of the developments in other cities. It shows. The junior college, hospital, Kaiser,
large apartment developments, and industrial and business parks make this "small city" have something for
everyone. I particularly enjoy Lagunitas Brewery on McDowell.
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The General Plan is a blueprint that sets a general direction for Petaluma. It took years of input and consensus
to put together. If a� project deviates from the plan it would need ,a� compelling' reason that involves the good
of Petaluma to make it deserve serious consideration. That would 'assume that the amount of consideration
would be in direct proportion to the degree of deviation from the plan and mission.
The plan acknowledges that conditions change with time, and there is the ability to amend the plan by the city
council, and there is an appeal process to the city council in place.
My personal interpretation of the policies and goals of the plan would fill more than this space. I will say I have
read the document and think it is fairly clear and in line with what I see in Petaluma's future.
To avoid sprawl, I think the idea of infill is�,very 'important. The city should' encourage the development of the
empty or under used lots within the Urban Growth Boundary. Allowing appropriate and legal inlaw units or
conversions is to be encouraged to avoicl`'Jllegal construction and unsafe use.
Encourage use of empty business and retail centers by making it,easier for business to use existing space even
if they rebuild the whole site, than to build on bare land. Encourage by policy for new businesses to build
near transportation hubs and avoid spread out parking lots, perhaps by multilevel parking structures or by
providing support for local shuttles to transportation hubs for employees and customers.
Businesses and development should be encouraged towards adaptive re -use of historic buildings like the
Foundry wharf or the Burdell Building.
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Encourage and support current practices. that diminish flood potential and deal with excess water, like
catchment - ponds, wetlands, conditional use af1lood plains for`grazing. Sacramento has a river park that is
very well used and has paths and recreation, but no buildings and when nessasary serves as a flood plain
when river levels are high.
Discourage use of impervious services to avoid excessive run off.
Keep the river corridor clean and open to encourage proper drainage
Encourage local enviormental groups and citizens in ongoing river and creek clean ups
How °would you a} ddress' current ;,future.`traffic�congestion,in Petaluma2'
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More connections over or under the freeway , auto, pedestrian and bike access.
Continue and improve local transportation and hubs. Encourage small services and stores out in the
neighborhoods to avoid frequent small trips.
Market local public transportation better and perhaps customize it for local residents. It might be cheaper to
schedule trips for people in vans, than to run empty buses.
New projects should have accessibility to local public transportation.
What infill p olicies4doyou think be adopted vn light of the UrbansGrowth Boundary passed by the
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The General Petaluma Specific Plan lays out guidelines for infill and mixed use and smart
growth. We should continue Petaluma's historic practice of mixing industrial, retail,
residential around a transportation hub, ( in the old, days the rivers in the future we will have
new ones. We should be careful to keep our unique character that draws residents and
tourists here.
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to the, planning process. Therefore, I think architects are not only. qualified, but bear a
responsibility to be involved '-within their communities. I have served on various committees
dealing with our General Plan, Historic Neighborhoods, Green Building and the SMART
Stations. The work is gratifying and the other committee members I find to be smart,
insightful, and cooperative. I have great respect for the current Planning Commission from my
involvement in the Historic and Cultural Commission. I would be honored to expand my
involvement with them. I do not have ave any objective or'goal other"than to be free of bias and
prejudice when considering submitted projects.
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I was on vacation last week. It.provided the time to reflect on this commitment. It also resulted
in submitting this application on the last day.
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City of Petaluma Planning Commission Application 6.13.2 011
Current and previous Governmental Bodies _on, which I am serving or have served:
1. Historic & Cultural Preservation Committee, June 2006 — current
(a function of the Planning Commission, formerly associated with SPARC)
2. SMART Station Advisory Committee, December 2010 — current
3. Petaluma Development Code Advisory Committee, November 2008 — February 2010
a. Historic Preservation Subcommittee
b. Green Building Subcommittee
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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?
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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 I 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?
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'What infill policies do you think:should be adopted in light of the Urban Growth Boundary passed by the voters?
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