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2 Puget Sound A Great Region!
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4 Conservation is a state of harmony between man and nature. -Aldo Leopold
5 Regional Problems Require Regional Solutions
6 Keys to Regional Visioning Working Together
7 Developers & environmentalists often feel betrayed by each other. However, betrayal is only possible among people who share common values & commitments. -Wallace Kaufman
8 Begin with the end in mind Think win/win Seek first to understand and then to be understood Regional Cooperation
9 Regional Visioning is About Choices
10 Build a region centered around the automobile
11 or provide real transportation options
12 Public Transportation Benefits Everyone Whether They Use It or Not
13 Regions compete in the new global economy Quality of life matters (cool places to live, work and play) But so does world class infrastructure Mobility, Affordability and Sustainability Global Competitiveness
14 Climate Change Energy Costs Infrastructure Deficit Unsustainable Land use Population Growth You re not meeting your targets Why Visioning Now?
15 Global Warming is unequivocal, and human activity is the main driver, very likely causing most of the rise in temperatures since Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Feb Global Warming
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17 Do you think the long term trend for energy prices is to go up or down? High Energy Prices
18 Unsustainable Land Use
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20 Growth Trends Reinforce Driving
21 US needs $220 billion per year for needed repairs to roads, bridges & other infrastructure Fed. State &local government spend less than half this amount Federal Gas tax hasn t been raised since 1993 Costs for asphalt, steel & concrete have gone up 50 % in last 3 years Infrastructure Deficit I-35 Bridge Collapse Minneapolis
22 1.7 Million New Residents by ,000+ New Housing units 17,000+ Units per year Demographic shifts and Immigration Decline of Traditional Households Population Growth
23 Population growth in the outer suburbs is greater than in the regions core cities. 45,000 new residents in outer suburbs vs. 41,000 in Seattle, Bellevue, Tacoma, Everett & Bremerton since Source: A Big New Growth Management Plan is Already Outgrown, by Douglas MacDonald, April 22, 2008 You re not meeting your growth management goals
24 Saving Landmarks
25 Losing Landscape
26 Cleaning-Up Our Air & Water
27 Losing Our Sense of Place
28 The Patterns of Development Where you put development How you arrange development What development looks like
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31 How we arrange development
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34 We can not address CO 2 emissions without addressing VMT (i.e. driving) VMT has grown 3 times faster than population since 1980 Many Americans spend more time driving than vacationing. US DOT predicts driving will increase 59% by 2030 if trends continue. Growing Cooler
35 Here s the Good News People who live in walkable mixed use communities drive almost 30% less than people who live in conventional settings. Source: Georgia Tech and University of British Columbia, 2007
36 Sprawl Density Americans Say They Don t Like 2 Things
37 High Quality Design Greening Our Cities Overcome Opposition to Compact Development
38 Compact design does not imply high rises or even uniformly high density
39 Las Vegas, 37.4 units/acre New Orleans,38.9 units/acre Density Comparisons
40 Sun City, AZ 5.0 units/acre Charleston, SC 8.3 units/acre Density Comparisons
41 Higher-Density Can Be Attractive & Valuable
42 Sprawl has less to do with density and more to do with productiondriven, code-enforced absence of creativity. It is the artless sameness of uniformly sized lots, uniformly massed buildings and monotonously repeating designs. Source: Vern Swabeck, Creating Value: Smart Development and Green Design, 2007 Artless Development
43 Minneapolis Park System Metro St. Louis Greenway Plan As we grow our communities we must simultaneously green our communities
44 Street Trees Green Parking Lots Green Roofs Greenways How Do We Green A City?
45 Green Sound Walls Community Gardens Rain Gardens Urban Agriculture How Do We Green A City?
46 Green Space is Valuable!
47 What does development look like?
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49 Community Character Matters
50 If a building, landscape or city is not beautiful, it will not be loved, and if it is not loved it won t be maintained and improved. In short, it won t be sustained, Doug Kelbaugh, Dean, University of Michigan, School of Architecture
51 Secrets of Successful Communities & Regions 1. Develop a shared vision for the future 2. Inventory regional & local assets 3. Build plans around the enhancement of assets 4. Use education, incentives, partnerships, and voluntary initiatives, not just regulation 5. Invest in infrastructure & themselves 6. Pick and choose among development proposals 7. Cooperate for mutual benefit 8. Consider community character as well as ecology and economics 9. Have strong leaders and committed citizens
52 Most Polluted City
53 Model for Sustainable Development
54 Key Lesson Learned How much something costs is not the most important question.
55 Why would anyone invest in a community that wouldn t invest in itself?
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57 Inventory Assets Natural Resources Cultural Resources Human Resources Economic Resources Educational Resources
58 Sometimes the Assets are Obvious
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60 Sometimes They Are Not Obvious
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62 Successful Regions Invest in Infrastructure Salt Lake City Light Rail System
63 Many regions are investing in infrastructure, but a key issue is how do we optimize the new investments Transit Oriented Development, Denver, Colorado
64 Regional Cooperation Denver- Transit System Minneapolis-St. Paul Tax Base Sharing Cleveland Area Metroparks System Pittsburgh/Allegheny Regional Assets Districts
65 Explore Beyond Regulation Education Incentives Partnerships Voluntary Initiatives
66 Why Do We Educate?
67 Why Should We Use Incentives?
68 SUCCESSFUL COMMUNITIES PICK AND CHOOSE AMONG DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS
69 Would You Rather Have This?
70 Or This?
71 Hometown Heroes Never doubt that a small group of committed individuals can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has. -Margaret Mead
72 It s Not Always Easy
73 Apart from sanitation, medicine, education, wine, public order, roads, irrigation, public health and a fresh water system, what have the Romans ever done for us? Monty Python s, Life of Brian Leadership is Important But often unappreciated!
74 A Final Thought Vision counts, but implementation is priceless!
75 Thank You Ed McMahon, Urban Land Institute,
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77 Moderator Emory Thomas PSBJ Panel of Elected Officials Greg Nickels Seattle Mayor Cary Bozeman Bremerton Mayor Grant Degginger Bellevue Mayor Ray Stephanson Everett Mayor John Ladenburg Pierce County Executive Ron Sims King County Executive
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