CDAC Roles and Year 2 Focus

1. CDAC Roles and Year 2 Focus CDAC Roles Year 2 Focus CDAC 2009-2010

2. Staff Presentation July 22, 2010 Community Development Advisory Committee CDAC 2009-2010

3. Today’s Presentation • RPA implementation: updated matrix to reflect last meeting’s action • Status report and discussion on Complete Streets initiative (Westside RPA implementation) • City Board Responsibilities CDAC 2009-2010

4. RPA Implementation Teams • RPA Action Matrices • Core implementation team • CD staff, Council member, plus one or two key stakeholders • Meet every 3 weeks to check progress on action items • Item-specific teams CDAC 2009-2010

5. Complete Streets: CDAC role • Lead stakeholder subcommittee to guide policy discussions – official subcommittee • Participate in WDC community engagement efforts – leadership role • Integrate with other initiatives • Others? CDAC 2009-2010

6. SPCD Update 2010 • Background – no changes • CDAC • Include reference to retreat? • Clarify roles and responsibilities • “Community Development” definition discussion • Reinvestment Planning • Establish 5-year sunset, timing of selection, criteria for selection • Strengthen education strategy • Strengthen local business development strategy • Strengthen workforce development strategy • Coordinating City Resources • Prioritize additional stakeholder ideas • Support for new policies (Complete Streets?) • Leveraging Private Sector Investment • Update on Catalytic Project Fund • ACCION partnership? • TOD funding? • CD Indicators • NNIP support – connection • MVA update CDAC 2009-2010

7. SPCD Update • Table updates • General review • To Reflect text changes CDAC 2009-2010

8. Follow-up on Roles and Responsibilities: Roles Roles CDAC 2009-2010

9. Follow-up on Roles and Responsibilities: Responsibilities Responsibilities CDAC 2009-2010

10. CDAC SUBCOMMITTEES: Committee of the Whole Key questions 1. What is a “sustainable community”? We know the ingredients: social, economic/financial and environmental elements • How do the elements work together? • At what scale? 2. How do we attain a sustainable community? • Possible steps (from retreat) • start with revitalization (building a foundation for the community) • stability is important • capacity building is important • working with stakeholders is critical CDAC 2009-2010

11. CDAC SUBCOMMITTEES: Committee of the Whole Starting-point ideas for discussion: Federal Sustainable Communities Initiative 1. What is a “sustainable community”? • Sustainable development pattern = walkable, transit-oriented, mixed income and mixed use community Why? • maximize choices for residents and businesses • lower transportation costs (now a greater part of many family budgets than housing costs) • create energy savings (by reducing Vehicle Miles Traveled) • enhance access to employment and educational opportunities CDAC 2009-2010

12. CDAC SUBCOMMITTEES: Committee of the Whole Starting-point ideas for discussion CDAC 2009-2010

13. CDAC SUBCOMMITTEES: Committee of the Whole Starting-point ideas for discussion 2. How do we attain a “sustainable community”? • Scale • Federal SCI emphasizes regional planning • Reinvestment Plans focus on neighborhood scale CDAC 2009-2010

14. CDAC SUBCOMMITTEES: Committee of the Whole Starting-point ideas for discussion How do we attain a “sustainable community”? • Concentrate efforts on children and families, so that families have incentives to stay and invest in their neighborhoods • Target individual neighborhoods • Weave together place-specific education, housing and small business initiatives • Establish a system of data sharing and collaborative governance to drive future policy CDAC 2009-2010

15. City Board Responsibilities CDAC 2009-2010