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INNOVATION & & ECONOMIC V VITAL ALITY TY

Final 2 2014 014-2016 W Work Pro rogra ram & & Propos

• sed Request for E

Expression

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Inter erest ( t (RFEI) o ) on I n Inno nnovati tion Cen Center er

City of Davis City Hall Community Chambers April 22, 2014

Innovation and Economic Vitality Work Program

• Fiscal Y

ears 2014-2016

• Council Discussed at February 11th meeting

Action Plan for FY 2014-2016

• Translates Focus Areas from Work Program in to Actions
• Provides desired outcomes and measures

Innovation Center Discussion

• Action from Focus Area 1
• Confirms previous Council Actions/ Findings

Innovation Park Task Force – Nov 2012

• Provides Council input into desired attributes

ITEMS

MS BEFOR FORE COU OUNCIL

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Work Program Action Plan Innovation Center

Based on Previous Work

• 30+ years of studies and assessments
• Groundwork laid for current actions

M eets Council Goals

• Clear direction for Economic Development
• Fiscal sustainability as primary driver

Reinforces Regional Collaboration

• Align with Next Economy
• Develop Innovation Ecosystem

INNO

NNOVATION & E

& ECON

ONOM OMIC VITALITY

WOR

ORK PROGR GRAM AM

FY 2014

2014-2016 2016

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Work Program Action Plan Innovation Center

M odified from:

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Connectivity

Focus Area 2

Increased University Engagement

Focus Area 5

Regional Leadership

Focus Area 3

Expand Support Network for Local Business

Focus Area 1

Facilitate Technology and Business Development

Focus Area 4

Strategic Branding and M arketing

“ACHI

HIEVING THE HE VISION ON”

Work Program Action Plan Innovation Center

DES

ESIRED OUTC TCOMES

Address 3,000 job deficit in Davis (BAE, 2012) Facilitate Local Company Growth - Focus on tech and high growth business Increasing local retail Point of Sale – but not through big box or large retail outlet Create an Innovation Park, not a business park Foster an Innovation Ecosystem

University Engagement and tech transfer

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Work Program Action Plan Innovation Center

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POTENTIA

IAL REA EALIZED

Source: ideaslaboratory.com

Work Program Action Plan Innovation Center

INNO

NNOVATION CENT NTER CONC NCEPTS

Discussion to date

Continued progress from Council Action/ Findings of Nov 2012 Innovation Park Task Force been meeting since October 2013 Community engagement as part of CM ’s Budget M essage Outreach Community Forum held in Nov 2013 Articles about concepts in local and regional media Interested parties have been meeting with local and regional leaders Some private phone polling has occurred

Proposed Request for Expressions of Interest (RFEI)

Proposed Draft RFEI Guiding Attributes from IPTF and Community input (to date) M eant to generate ideas and define City’s interest Does not require a follow-on process Does not select a preferred opportunity Staff to return in mid-June with results

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Work Program Action Plan Innovation Center

PROPO

POSED ED INNOVATIO ION CENT NTER

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Davis Innovation Center Study, Nov 2012 Studio 30, UC Davis Extension

Work Program Action Plan Innovation Center

Home-grown Companies

• M arrone Bio Innovations
• FM C/ Schilling Robotics
• Gold Standard Diagnostics
• Cedaron
• Expression Systems
• Blue Oak Energy

Startups

• M ytrus
• Engage3
• Barobo
• VaVita

GROW

OWING INNO NNOVATION BUSI USINESSE SSES

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Work Program Action Plan Innovation Center

Increased Global Corporate Investment

• DM G M ori
• HM Clause
• Novozymes
• BioConsortia
• Agrinos

GUID

IDIN ING ATTR TRIB IBUTES FO FOR RFE

RFEI

• FAR – Goal of min. 0.5 floor area ratio (FAR), not < 4 M sq ft of comm’l and research facilities;
• BUILDING M ASSING - M ix of building types/ heights (potential for 1 to 5 stories) – including

potential for headquarter buildings;

• SUSTAINABIL

TY - Significant LEED/sustainability (building materials, storm water retention through bio swales, etc.);

• ENERGY - Net-zero energy goals - Use of parking and rooftops for energy generation;
• TRANSPORTATION - Integration of alternative transit (incl. pedestrian, bike and mass transit);
• WORKPLACE – Engaged/ inviting workplace (i.e. open spaces, gathering locations, shared

facilities).

• PARKING - Unique parking concepts;
• USES - Warehouse uses auxiliary only to research and manufacturing;
• DENSITY - Opportunities for densification over time (i.e. parking structures and new

buildings);

• TIM ING - Potential build out scenario and timing (based on previous experience);
• M EASURE R/ J
• Identified concept on how to meet M easure R/J requirements; and
• NO RESIDENTIAL - Acknowledge communities current desire for no residential.

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Work Program Action Plan Innovation Center

EXA

XAMPLE LES OF OF CA I

INNO

NNOVATION CENT NTERS

Stanford Research Park

700+ acres, anchored by Stanford University and Stanford Research Institute.

San Francisco M ission Bay

303 acres, anchored by the expansion of the UC San Francisco M edical Center.

Torrey Pines M esa Technology Center

400+ acres, anchored by UC San Diego, Scripps Institutes and CSU San Diego.

NASA Ames Research Park

500+ acres, anchored by NASA, UC Santa Cruz, Carnegie M ellon, Purdue and Singular University. Includes expansion of Google campus.

City of Sacramento/ Sacramento State Innovation Center

250+ acres, south of Sacramento State.

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Work Program Action Plan Innovation Center

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EQUES ESTED ACTION ON

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Approve and Finalize

• Innovation and Economic Vitality 2014-2016 Work Program

Approve and Finalize

• Action Plan for FY 2014-2016

Direct staff to report back in 6 months

Provide Input and Direction

• Innovation Center Request for Expressions of Interest (RFEI)

Council Review Discuss and Approve proposed Draft, including list of Guiding Attributes Recommend directing staff to issue RFEI

• M ay 1st issue date
• June 2 response date

Direct staff return in mid-June for report out of responses