How do we shape the Sunnyvale of 2035
Those interested in creating the Sunnyvale we will need in 2035 won't want to miss Don Weden's presentation tonight (6:30-8:30 in Council Chambers, 456 W. Olive). Don brings his 35 years of experience in planning to his big-picture vision of creating a city that works for those of all ages and income levels. He demonstrates how social, environmental and economic needs align. Must see.
Barbara
Important Horizon 2035 Presentation
The City of Sunnyvale/Horizon 2035 presents:
Cities for All Ages by Don Weden (retired senior planner for Santa Clara County)
How creating green, livable cities contributes to our economic, social and environmental well-being.
How all segments of our community can live meaningful, productive lives without needing to drive or own a car.
Join in the conversation as the City of Sunnyvale updates the Land Use and Transportation Element of the General Plan and develops its first Climate Action Plan
Climate Action Plan Community Workshop
Invitation from the the City of Sunnyvale:
HORIZON 2035
Climate Action Plan
Community Workshop
Sunnyvale is seeking input on the City's first Climate Action Plan. Join us for an interactive discusssion on land use planning and transportation issues related to climate change and strategies for energy efficiency.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Cities for All Ages: Land Use Planning and Our Aging Population
Cities for All Ages: Land Use Planning and Our Aging Population
Sunnyvale Cool Green Letter, May 2010
SunnyvaleCool Green e-Letter
May 13, 2010
The Local Green Scene.
Affordable Housing Tour
Tour begins and ends at Palm Court Senior Apartments, 1200 Lick Ave, San Jose CA 95110.
$10 registration fee, light breakfast and lunch providedFor more information and to register for the tour:http://may15affordablehousingtour.eventbrite.com/
Presentation: "Cities for All Ages" by Don Weden
Neighborhood Room, Sunnyvale Community Center, 550 East Remington
In less than 20 years, 1/4 of the adult population of our county will be over 65. Many will be non-drivers, living in cities which were designed for the automobile.
Don Weden, retired senior planner for Santa Clara County, discusses how we can prepare our cities for our aging popluation (and others in our community who do not drive), while contributing to our economic, environmental, and social sustainability.
