Technical Advisory Committee Meeting Technical Advisory Committee - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Technical Advisory Committee Meeting Technical Advisory Committee - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Martial Cottle Park Master Plan with State Park General Plan Elements Technical Advisory Committee Meeting Technical Advisory Committee Meeting Agenda Agenda 1. Opening Remarks 2. Introductions 3. Project Overview and Donors Vision 4.
Agenda Agenda
- 1. Opening Remarks
- 2. Introductions
- 3. Project Overview and Donor’s Vision
- 4. Introduction to the Site
- 5. Overview of the Team and Process
- 6. The Urban Agriculture Component
- 7. The Role of the TAC
- 8. Issues, Comments and Questions
The Donor’s Vision The Donor’s Vision
Martial Cottle Park
The Context The Context
Martial Cottle Park
The Site The Site
Martial Cottle Park
Site Ownership Site Ownership
Martial Cottle Park
The Life Estate Area The Life Estate Area
Martial Cottle Park
The Site The Site
Martial Cottle Park
California State Parks
State Parks Commission State Parks Director (Ruth Coleman) Planning, Policy and Program Committee, PPPC (Dave Keck) Monterey Section (Ken Gray)
Santa Clara County Parks
Parks & Recreation Commission Parks & Recreation Commission Martial Cottle Subcommittee Parks & Recreation Director (Lisa Killough) County Parks Staff (Jane Mark, Alice Daly)
Client Group
Planning Framework
Wallace Roberts & Todd, LLC (WRT) — Planning and Design
Stephen Hammond, Principal-in-Charge Jim Stickley, Principal Park Design Jake Tobias, Project Manager
Sustainable Agriculture Education (SAGE) — Sustainable Agriculture
Sibella Kraus
LSA Associates — Environmental Consulting
Julie Bondurant
Economic Planning & Systems (EPS) — Land Use Economics
Teifion Rice-Evans
Consultant Team
Planning Framework
Project Organization
Planning Framework
Phase 1 Project Initiation Phase 2 Understanding the Site and Context Phase 3 Defining the Vision Phase 4 Design Development Phase 5 Prepare Master Plan Phase 6 Environmental Impact Report
Scope Overview
Planning Framework
Phases and Deliverables
Completion Date Phase 1 Project Initiation August, 2007
Project Committees Site Reconnaissance Data Collection and Mapping Case Studies Report
Phase 2 Understanding the Site and Planning Context November, 2007
Draft Resource Inventory – Existing Conditions Report Final Resource Inventory – Existing Conditions Report
Phase 3 Defining the Vision March, 2008
Operating Costs and Revenues Memorandum Issues and Opportunities Analysis Draft Vision, Goals and Objectives Program Document Preliminary Unit Classification Memo / Draft Resource Element Unit Classification Issue Paper and Presentation
Scope Overview
Planning Framework
Phases and Deliverables Completion Date Phase 4 Design Development October, 2008 Phase 5 Prepare Master Plan January, 2009 Phase 6 Environmental Impact Report March, 2009
Scope Overview
Planning Framework
- Project Team (10)
- Technical Advisory Committee (1)
- Task Force Committee (4)
- Community Workshops (3)
- DPR Planning Policy & Program
Committee
- EIR Scoping Meeting (1)
- County Parks and Recreation
Commission (3)
- County Board of Supervisors (1)
- State Parks Commission (1)
Meetings and Public Outreach
Planning Framework
Urban Agriculture and Urban Agriculture and Recreation Recreation
Who is the TAC?
- County and State agencies with jurisdiction
- Relevant governmental and non-
governmental agencies,
- Agriculture and farming organizations,
- Community gardening and horticulture
groups,
- Recreation interest groups
Technical Advisory Committee
Planning Framework
What is the TAC’s Role?
- Make the Planning Team aware of issues,
concerns, and opportunities
- Provide advice to the Planning Team on
technical aspects of the plan
- Keep interested groups and agencies
abreast of project recommendations
Technical Advisory Committee
Planning Framework
Technical Advisory Committee
Planning Framework
When will the TAC be needed?
- Initial information meeting
- On an as-needed basis as issues arise
- Welcome to participate in all public
- utreach efforts
Status Report
Planning Update
- Agricultural Park Case Studies in-
process–to be completed by end of September
- Resource Inventory in-process (most
chapters 50 to 95% complete)–draft to be completed by end of September
- First Task Force Committee meeting in
October
- First Public Workshop set for November