== URBAN DESIGNER III
       Oct 04, 2012
       Perkins+Will - San Francisco, California
       http://www.planetizen.com/node/58698

    == URBAN DESIGNER II
       Oct 04, 2012
       Perkins+Will - San Francisco, California
       http://www.planetizen.com/node/58696

FALL TRANSIT-ORIENTED HOUSING TOUR 2012
The Silicon Valley Leadership Group invites you to RIDE the rail with us!

Ride the light rail with us to experience transit-oriented housing communities
from the City of Sunnyvale to Downtown San Jose, three stops and five incredible
housing communities that will lead you to support the combination in your
community. City staff and developer representatives will provide insight during
the tour regarding the challenge of building transit oriented housing.

WHAT:  Transit-Oriented Housing Tour
WHERE: City of Sunnyvale to Downtown San Jose
Starting Point: Kensington Apartments, 1220 North Fair Oaks Avenue, Sunnyvale
Parking information will be provided after registration.

WHEN:  Saturday, October 27, 8 - 1:00 pm
COST:  $10 Includes breakfast and lunch

WHY:   Because it's true, homes & transit do work together. In historic or new
neighborhoods, when transit and homes unite they attract resources, value, and
bring life to an area.

WHO:   As a city leader, community advocate, or resident of Silicon Valley it is
important that you experience firsthand what it means to live next to
transportation because you care about your quality of life and the environment.

INFORMATION: Sandra at sescobar@...  or (408) 501-7873

REGISTER: Fall Housing Tour 2012  Tour limited to 40 persons.

Thank you to the Prometheus Real Estate Group for their sponsorship and to Santa
Clara County Transportation Authority, City of Sunnyvale, and City of San Jose
for their support.

Tour the cutting edge Newby Island Resource Recovery Park in San Jose,
believed to be the largest recycling facility in the world.  The renovation
of an existing 80,000 square foot building and addition of a state of the
art sorting system and equipment enable the facility to process as much as
420,000 tons of waste per year.  The facility houses organics recycling,
construction waste recycling and a "Green Energy" generation system and will
help us achieve our goal of "zero waste" for homes and businesses.  The tour
will include the new recycling facility as well as the landfill operation.

Lunch and pre-tour lecture, noon - 1 p.m.
Bus tour 1 - 4 p.m.
$10 members / $20 non-members
Attendance is limited
RSVP via EventBrite at www.eventbrite.com/event/4508489012

Meet at HMH Engineers, 1570 Oakland Road, San Jose
Sponsored by HMH

AICP CM 2.5



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Lecture on "Redesigning our Neighborhoods to support the growing,
older population"

Nov. 1, in Palo Alto

Details at http://www.agefriendlyhousing.org/

The City of San Jose, in partnership with the Downtown Association, is
committed to providing excellent Development Services to businesses
locating or expanding in San Jose.  We appreciate your assistance in
promoting three job opportunities that, when filled, are intended to
enhance service to our customers:

·    City of San Jose Development Services Program Manager/Expediter
(Senior Executive Analyst): The Development Services Project
Manager/Expediter is the point of contact for developers and/or
business owners of major economic developments projects as they go
through the permitting and inspection process.  The job announcement
and application details are available at:
http://www.sanjoseca.gov/cityjobs

·    City of San Jose Small Business Ally (Senior Executive Analyst):
The Small Business Ally works collaboratively with the Downtown
Association and its Business Development Manager to provide seamless
customer service as a business commits to locating in Downtown San
Jose. This position also works with businesses on a citywide basis
that are seeking to locate or expand in a Neighborhood Business
District or other commercial area.  The job announcement and
application details are available at:
http://www.sanjoseca.gov/cityjobs

·    Downtown Association Business Development Manager: The Business
Development Manager is the central point of contact for any business
that wants to start, expand, go green or relocate within Downtown San
Jose.  The Business Development Manager works collaboratively with the
City’s Small Business Ally to assist businesses through the
development process. The job announcement and application details are
available at http://www.sjdowntown.com/Opportunities.html

The recruitments run through October 19th.  We encourage qualified
candidates to apply. Please share these announcements with your
members and others who would be successful and effective in these
roles.

In addition, the City’s Department of Parks, Recreation and
Neighborhood Services is recruiting to fill a Division Manager
position responsible for the planning and implementation of the
department’s Capital Improvement Program. This recruitment runs to
October 22nd and details are available at:
http://www.sanjoseca.gov/cityjobs


--
Hilary Nixon, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Associate Chair and Graduate Advisor
Department of Urban & Regional Planning
One Washington Square (WSQ 218A)
San Jose State University
San Jose, CA  95192-0185
408.924.5852
408.924.5872 (fax)

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California's Climate Action Plans
Monday, October 15, 2012, 12:30 pm
MLK Library (Lecture Room 255/257) 150 E. San Fernando St. San Jose, CA 95112

This event will take place in San Jose.

Communities throughout the state have developed climate action plans
aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Michael Boswell, Cal Poly
professor of City and Regional Planning, Adrienne Greave, Cal Poly
associate professor of City and Regional Planning, and Tammy Seale,
Principal at PMC, and co-authors of Local Climate Action Planning,
discuss these plans, what is working well and what the challenges have
been. They will also present the preliminary results of a statewide
survey on the state of local climate action plans in California. Book
signing to follow.

The California Department of Finance, Demographic Research Unit is
conducting an open examination for Research Program Specialist II and III
(Demography).  You will find the exam announcement and Training and
Experience Questionnaire at
http://www.dof.ca.gov/career_opportunities/current/view.php under “*Open
exams”.  *

* *

A complete examination application package *must include*:****

** **

**·         **The standard State Application (*Std. 678*,
http://jobs.ca.gov/profile/stateapplication ), ****

** **

**·         **A completed *Training and Experience Questionnaire* (TEQ,
http://www.dof.ca.gov/career_opportunities/current/documents/TEQ[5].pdf),
and the *Affirmation Statement* (see above link) ****

** **

Mail your application package to the Department of Finance, Human Resources
Office, 915 L Street, Suite 1235, Sacramento, CA  95814.  Resume and/or
Curriculum Vitae are optional, but encouraged.  College transcripts are
also optional, but any demographic and statistics courses and the level
completed should be indicated on the application or resume.  The complete
examination application package must be submitted and/or postmarked by *October
23, 2012, *the final filing date.  The examination application package
filed in person, delivered, or received via interoffice mail after 5:00
p.m. on the final filing date will *NOT* be accepted for any reason.  ****

** **

If you have any questions, please contact John Malson
John.Malson@... or Bill Schooling Bill.Schooling@.... ****

** **

Please share this announcement as appropriate.  ****

** **

*Demographic Research Unit*

Department of Finance****

915 L Street, 8th Floor****

Sacramento, CA  95814****

(916) 323-4086****

www.dof.ca.gov/research/demographic/****

** **

_______________________________________________
DemographicResearch mailing list
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Economic Development Specialist, City of Concord

Job Category: Economic Planning and Development


Job Level: Mid I (1-4 years)


Salary Range: $67,849.60 - $84,968.00 annually


AICP Certification: Not Required

This position provides professional support for the implementation and
administration of services and activities that are designed to implement
the City's Economic Vitality Strategy, promote new development, and
increase overall business activity in the City. Objectives include
attracting, expanding, and retaining businesses while creating jobs and
revenue in the City.

Any combination equivalent to experience and education that would likely
provide the relevant knowledge and abilities would be qualifying.
Generally, this will require:

Education: A Bachelor's Degree in Public or Business Administration,
Marketing, Economics, Planning, or related field.

Experience: Three years of progressively responsible professional
experience in economic development including areas such as non-profit
economic development corporation work, city or state economic development,
or redevelopment experience including financing, project management,
property acquisition, or closely related assignments. Strong writing skills
are highly desired.

APPLY BY: November 9, 2012. Qualified individuals must apply at the City's
website - www.cityofconcord.org.


News and
Events<http://www.linkedin.com/news?viewArticle=&articleID=5661495639217819671&g\
id=2600282&type=member&item=175399782&articleURL=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Ecityofconcor\
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Full-time jobs with the City of Palo Alto

Details at http://agency.governmentjobs.com/paloaltoca/default.cfm

[Details at http://events.stanford.edu/events/341/34179]

"Are Inclusive and Just Cities Possible? Lessons After the Great
Recession, from America and Abroad"

Xavier de Souza Briggs is an American sociologist and planner, known
for his work on social capital, civic capacity, and community
building, as well as the concept of the "geography of opportunity,"
which addresses the consequences of race and class segregation for the
well-being and life prospects of the disadvantaged. In January 2009,
Briggs went on a public service leave from MIT, appointed by President
Barack Obama to become Associate Director of the White House Office of
Management and Budget. At OMB, he oversaw policy and budget for six
cabinet agencies (Housing and Urban Development, Treasury, Commerce,
Transportation, Justice, and Homeland Security) as well as the Small
Business Administration, General Services Administration, and other
agencies, with a discretionary budget totaling approximately $225
billion per year.[1] He returned to the MIT faculty in August 2011.

He is Associate Professor of Sociology and Urban Planning (with
tenure) in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).[2] He is also a former
faculty member of Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government.
He was a presidential appointee in the Clinton Administration, serving
as a senior policy official at the US Department of Housing and Urban
Development.

When:
     Thursday, October 25, 2012. 4:00 PM.
     Approximate duration of 1.50 hour(s).
Where: Stanford, 370-370 (Map; http://campus-map.stanford.edu/)

Audience:     General Public,     Faculty/Staff,     Students,
Alumni/Friends,     Members

Sponsor:
     Program on Urban Studies CO SPONSORS: American Studies Center For
Comparative Studies in race and Ethnicity Center For the Study of
Poverty and Inequality Department of Sociology


Contact:
     650-725-1731
     dmfields@...

The Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG) will be hosting two
Census workshops on  October 31.










The Local Employment Dynamics will  be in the morning, 9am to noon.
This workshop will present details about  America's jobs, workers,
and the local economies using the following online  programs: Quarterly
Workforce Indicators, Industry Focus, CED HotReports, and  OntheMap.










American FactFinder will be in the  afternoon, 1pm to 4pm.  The Census
Bureau will present an overview of how to  obtain Census data online.
This workshop will help navigate various data  sources and tools on the
Census Bureau's website.








3.00  CM credits (for AICP) have been  approved for each workshop.  If
you attend the full day, you'll receive  6.00 CM credits.










Both workshops will be held in the MetroCenter  Auditorium, 101 Eighth
Street, Oakland.  Both are free, but register by October  26.  To
register, go to https://store.abag.ca.gov/authorizenet/census.html
<https://store.abag.ca.gov/authorizenet/census.html> .   For more
information, go to http://abag.ca.gov/events/census/
<http://abag.ca.gov/events/census/> .







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                   YOU ARE INVITED
         TO RIDE THE RAIL WITH US*

Ride the light rail with us to experience transit oriented housing from the
City of Sunnyvale to Downtown San Jose, three stops and five incredible
housing communities that will lead you to support the combination in your
neighborhood. City staff and developer representatives will provide insight
during the tour regarding the challenge of building transit oriented
housing.

*WHAT:**        *Transit Oriented Housing Tour*
WHERE:       *City* *of Sunnyvale to Downtown San Jose

*                        *Starting Point: Fair Oaks VTA Station (Sunnyvale)

*WHEN:          *Saturday, October 27th, 8 - 1:00 pm

*COST:            *$10 Includes morning coffee and lunch



*WHY:             *Because* it's true, homes & transit do work together*. In
historic or new neighborhoods, when transit and homes unite they attract
resources, add value, and bring life to an area.

*WHO:*  As a city leader, community advocate, or resident of Silicon Valley
it is important that *you* experience firsthand what it means to live next
to transportation because you care about your quality of life and the
environment.

*INFORMATION:*     Contact Sandra at sescobar@... or (408) 501-7873.

*REGISTER:              **Fall Housing Tour
2012*<http://fallhousingtour2012.eventbrite.com/>
*  Tour limited to 40 persons. *

*A special thank you to our sponsor, Prometheus Real Estate Group.
    *


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--
Bena Chang
Silicon Valley Leadership Group
Senior Associate, Housing & Transportation
2001 Gateway Place, Suite 101E [Please note new address]
San Jose, CA 95110
Phone: (408) 501-7870
Fax: (408) 501-7861
www.svlg.net


Learn and join Santa Clara County's community effort to support
quality housing and development in our valley at:
*WWW.HACSCC.ORG  <http://www.hacscc.org/>*


Fan us on
Facebook<http://www.facebook.com/#%21/pages/Silicon-Valley-Leadership-Group/7614\
8007941?ref=ts>

  <http://svturkeytrot.com/>






--
Sabrine Nainar
sabrinen@...
415.312.2657


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Director of Planning and Building, City of Oakland

The City of Oakland, CA is seeking a skilled professional to be its
Director of Planning and Building. The position is a key member of the
City’s Executive Team. The position plans, directs and oversees the work
and overall management of the Planning, Building, and Neighborhood
Preservation divisions. The successful candidate will bring experience and
skills to develop, plan and implement the department’s goals and bring
extensive knowledge of principles and best practices in urban planning.
S/he will demonstrate strong leadership articulating and implementing the
land use vision of the City and actively advocate for the City of Oakland.

Oakland is the 8th largest city in California. It is the center of commerce
and international trade for the Bay Area region with a vibrant local
economy and is one of the most diverse cities in the nation. The City
strives to maintain a balance between old and new. Oakland is home to two
major historic entertainment venues that anchor Oakland’s emerging downtown
entertainment district. The City has completed its part in a $350 million
revitalization effort to create a multifaceted government center that links
major historical landmarks with new developments. Oakland is a mature city
that has been able to preserve its abundant natural beauty and holds a
wealth of resources and opportunities. In 2012, Oakland was named the 5th
most desirable place to travel in the world by The New York Times, and it
has been named the 2nd “Can-Do City in America” by Newsweek, the 5th
Coolest City in the US by Forbes, the 10th Most Walkable City in Nation by
Walk Score and the Best Climate in the Nation by Rand McNally.

Deadline for applications: November 9, 2012. A detailed position brochure
is available at www.managementpartners.com.

Email nhetrick@...


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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Planning Jobs | Department of City and Regional Planning at
Berkeley <webmaster@...>
Date: Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 9:24 PM

2012-2013 Oakland GIS Intern

Posted: 19 Oct 2012 09:23 AM PDT

Marstel-Day, LLC, an Environmental Consulting and Planning firm, is
seeking highly motivated GIS Interns (one or more) with a strong
commitment to a conservation ethic and a strong desire to identify and
support strategies for natural resource conservation; and a commitment
to use \"green\" best management practices in the performance of their
work in the Company\'s Oakland, CA office on a variety of projects,
primarily in support of the company\'s environmental and natural
resource, and sustainability efforts. The company intends to hire at
least one GIS Intern, but may hire more depending on the overall
qualifications of the submitting applicants and the on-going work
load. Duties: The selected intern(s) will work on one or more projects
under the guidance of staff members and also independently, depending
on the specific project(s). In addition to possessing a strong
conservation ethic, a strong GIS candidate must have high confidence
in his/her abilities to create and correct polygon topologies,
attribute updates and custom maps. Ideal GIS candidates would also
possess considerable knowledge of the following: Geo-database usage
and creation; locating, classifying, organizing, and analyzing data;
creation of spatial data and attributes; and satellite ortho-imagery
and labeling techniques.

Education, experience, training: To be strongly considered, the GIS
candidate must: • Possess a strong commitment to a conservation
ethic and a strong desire to identify and support strategies for
natural resource conservation; and a commitment to use green best
management practices in the performance of work; • Be pursuing, or
have recently graduated with, a BS/BA in Computer Science, Geography,
Environmental Science or other related disciplines Pursuing or
possessing a Master\'s Degree in a related field is a plus • Have a
minimum of one year of applicable GIS training (i.e., completion of at
least two semester-length GIS courses); • Have worked with ESRI
ArcGIS 9.3 or higher for a minimum of one year; • Have strong oral
and written communication skills; • Have the demonstrated ability to
work independently and in teams; • Possess strong
attention-to-detail, initiative, and self-motivation; • Have strong
organizational skills; and, • Possess or be in the process of
developing knowledge of Visual Basic, Python, or other GIS related
scripting language. • Be legally eligible to work in the U.S. (DHS
form I-9 must be completed by incumbent and submitted to DHS for
verification through federal e-Verify system). • Submit to a
criminal background check as a condition of any final offer of
employment

Compensation and Hours: The GIS Internships will be non-regular, full-
or part-time positions for a fixed period. Compensation for a fulltime
position (40 hours per week) will be a fixed stipend of $2,600 per
month with the hourly rate equivalent being $15.00/hr. Performance of
weekly hours will be flexible to accommodate class schedules. The
company will consider internships of fewer than 40 hours per week
depending on the selected candidate’s skills, availability and the
available work load, the amount of the stipend adjusted in proportion
to the hours worked.

Application Requirements Go to the Company’s website at , and click
the link to the \"Information on Applicants\" form and it will take
you directly to the form found at the bottom of this page. Please fill
out the \"Information on Applicants\" form and, using the provided
browser buttons, attach a cover letter, your resume, your most current
college transcripts, contact information for a minimum of 3
professional references (one of which is familiar with your GIS work),
a brief writing sample (of 4-8 pages) and a minimum of 3 GIS samples
with associated text. Submittals that do not include all of the
requested items will not be considered complete. If viewing this
announcement on an employment web site managed and maintained by a
company other than Marstel-Day, there may be additional site
requirements that are necessary for submittal of an application.
Please pay close attention to any additional instructions such a site
may have.

Essential Functions Description: The incumbent will normally work in
an indoor, climate controlled work station or office, but be
frequently required to travel to various other sites and/or offices
which may not be climate controlled; to manage and coordinate work by
scheduling and undertaking frequent airline, train or vehicle travel.
Incumbent will be required to frequently organize and coordinate
schedules, analyze and interpret data, and engage in fast-moving
problem solving; communicate quickly and precisely with coworkers and
clients, craft written communication including the use of e-mail and
other electronic reproduction of words, graphs, and photos. Incumbent
will be required to make regular use of and be proficient with
computers, telephones, mobile communication devices, copy machines and
printers. Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action Policy:
Marstel-Day provides equal employment opportunities to all employees
and interns, and takes applications without regard to race, color,
religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, genetic
information, age, disability, military status, or status as a
Vietnam-era or special disabled veteran in accordance with applicable
federal and state laws. In addition, the Company complies with
applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in
employment and takes affirmative action to develop and promote a
diverse workforce in every location in which the Company has
facilities or places its employees for assignment. This policy applies
to all terms and conditions of employment, including, but not limited
to, recruitment, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff,
recall, transfers, leave of absence, compensation, and training.

Firm Name: Marstel-Day, LLC Location: Oakland, CA

Payment: Paid

Contact: Robin Hayden Email: rhayden@...

Posted: Oct 19, 2012

Category: GIS

Start Date: 2012-11-01

GIS Day 2012

November 14, 2012
5:00 pm to 8:00 pm
UC Berkeley, Mulford Hall
http://gif.berkeley.edu/gisday.html

Save the date! GIS Day 2012 will be held at UC Berkeley's Mulford Hall.
This year's event is co-hosted by the Bay Area Automated Mapping
Association (BAAMA <http://www.baama.org/>) and Geospatial Innovation
Facility (GIF <http://gif.berkeley.edu/>), with support from the Northern
California Region of the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote
Sensing (ASPRS <http://www.asprs.org/norcal/>).

Would you like to give a presentation or display a poster at this year's
event? Please fill out the brief form on our Call for Presentations and
Posters <http://gif.berkeley.edu/gisday_submit.html> page to register your
poster or to be considered for a presentation slot. Topics are open to any
geospatial interest.

GIS Day is free, but we encourage you to
register<http://www.baama.org/meetings?eventId=561748>,
so that we know how many people to expect.


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[From http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/events/calendar/lectures#7a]

Monday, November 5, 2012
6:30 p.m. | 112 Wurster Hall, UC Berkeley

Kim Wilkie
Kim Wilkie Associates, United Kingdom

Kim Wilkie had an intense introduction to landscape. He grew up in the
Malaysian jungle and Iraqi desert before being sent to school in
southern England. Having studied history at Oxford and landscape
architecture at the University of California, Berkeley, Kim set up his
landscape studio in London in 1989. He is fascinated by the link
between land and culture and between memory and imagination. Kim
continues to lecture on design; writes optimistically about land and
place; and meddles in various national committees on landscape and
environmental policy in the UK, which have included the Mayor of
London’s Public Realm Advisory Group and the Royal Parks Advisory
Board. His book Led by the Land was published in 2012. The practice
has a reputation for bold new designs in complex settings and has just
completed the Orpheus landform at Boughton. In London, projects
include the Chelsea Barracks redevelopment, the Thames Landscape
Strategy, the V&A Museum Garden, Hyde Park Corner and projects for
Imperial College. Abroad, Kim is working for New York University at
Villa La Pietra in Florence and for Longwood Gardens in Philadelphia.

Led by the Land explores the relationship between land, water and
life; a subtle cohabitation that creates landscape. Kim Wilkie will
speak about his philosophy of land and human settlement, illustrating
the ideas with examples of his work. Alongside all the practical
issues of surviving on the planet, it is important to infuse a spirit
of joy detonated by memory and imagination. Kim will show how ancient
traditions of sculpting the land can inspire new forms and meanings at
the same time as creating habitats for wildlife and spaces for
theatre.

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http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/component/option,com_extcalendar/Itemid,0/&Itemid=/e\
xtmode,view/extid,2075/]

Kenneth Harlan Simmons Lecture Series: John Liu
Date: Tuesday, November 6, 2012 (6:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.)
Location: 106 Wurster Hall, UC Berkeley

John K.C. Liu, Chair and Executive Director
Building and Planning Research Foundation, National Taiwan University

The CED Alumni and Students of Color are pleased to announce that one
of our founding members, John K.C. Liu, PhD 1980, will be the first
speaker in the Ken Simmons Lecture series on Community Design and
Development. John will discuss his work as head of the Building and
Planning Research Foundation at the National Taiwan University in
Taipei . The Foundation adheres to four working principles: training
of “professional-generalists”, collaborative work, social justice, and
user participation. To date, the Foundation has trained over 300
professionals who use their skills as architects and planners to
assist communities in planning and development. For the work of the
Foundation over the past 22 years, John recently received the 2012
Taipei City Culture Award.

Public Service Community Planning and Design
John was born in China, grew up in Taiwan and India, did his
undergraduate work at the Rhode Island School of Design and the Cooper
Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, graduate work at the
University of Washington and Pennsylvania State University before
receiving his PhD in Architecture from the University of California,
Berkeley in 1980. While at Cal, John, along with Ken Simmons, Sara
Ishikawa, Halim Abdelhalim, and Virgus Streets formed the Community
Design Collaborative in Oakland focusing on professional planning and
architecture services to disadvantaged communities in the Bay Area,
working such projects as D.Q. University, the Black Repertory Theater
in Berkeley, the Berkeley Free Clinic, the Oakland Downtown
Redevelopment Plan, the Jack London Square master plan, San Francisco
Chinatown Housing for the Elderly, and Yerba Buena West Public
Housing, etc.

In 1990 John returned to Taiwan and founded the Building and Planning
Research Foundation at the National Taiwan University. The Foundation
serves public agencies from the central government to the local
townships in planning projects ranging from policy analysis on
national land planning, county general plans, new-town planning,
issue-based planning including historical preservation, tourism
industry, and water management. Community projects include
regeneration of rural townships, preservation of historic streets and
towns, urban neighborhood revitalization. Design projects include
schools, theaters, hospitals, university campuses, public parks, the
restoration of historic buildings, passive-solar housing, and
facilities for indigenous tribes.

[From
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_tok=3RkMMJWWfF9wsRonuKrJZKXonjHpfsX64usqXLHr08Yy0EZ5VunJEUWy2YUDTtQhcOuuEwcWGog\
8wR5bEumBeYNU7+dYDU6gUC7yga/Te5Q=]

The 3rd annual Design Like You Give a Damn: LIVE! is making its debut
this year on the West Coast. We hope you can join us for innovative
panel discussions, workshops and 'Design Open Mic' on November 12-13,
2012 in San Francisco. This year's event promises to provide the best
programming yet and will qualify AIA members for eight learning unit
hours.

Design experts and enthusiasts, industry leaders across disciplines
and more come together to address the challenges and lessons learned
in humanitarian design and community development. Panel topics address
cutting-edge topics and small-group workshops allow participants to
gain hands-on knowledge from expert panelists.  . . . . . [More at
link above]

[Asha - I'm not sure if I can post this directly to MURPS, but if not,
would you mind forwarding it to the list?  Thanks - it would be great to
have you there if you can make it!]

*The Urban Studies Program at Stanford Presents:
*

*Xavier de Souza Briggs*

*Date:* October 25

*Time*: 4:00pm

*Place:* Stanford, Building 370, Room 370

*Free and open to the public*

*Title: * Are Inclusive and Just Cities Possible? Lessons After the Great
Recession, from America and Abroad

Xavier de Souza Briggs is an American sociologist and planner, known for
his work on social capital, civic capacity, and community building, as well
as the concept of the "geography of opportunity," which addresses the
consequences of race and class segregation for the well-being and life
prospects of the disadvantaged. In January 2009, Briggs went on a public
service leave from MIT, appointed by President Barack Obama to become
Associate Director of the White House Office of Management and Budget. At
OMB, he oversaw policy and budget for six cabinet agencies (Housing and
Urban Development, Treasury, Commerce, Transportation, Justice, and
Homeland Security) as well as the Small Business Administration, General
Services Administration, and other agencies, with a discretionary budget
totaling approximately $225 billion per year. He returned to the MIT
faculty in August 2011.

He is Associate Professor of Sociology and Urban Planning (with tenure) in
the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology (MIT). He is also a former faculty member of Harvard
University’s Kennedy School of Government. He was a presidential appointee
in the Clinton Administration, serving as a senior policy official at the
US Department of Housing and Urban Development.

*CO-SPONSORS: *

American Studies

Center For Comparative Studies in race and Ethnicity

Center For the Study of Poverty and Inequality

Department of Sociology



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Stanford University
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[From
//www.ulisf.org/events/ulisf-presents-bay-area-apartment-market-is-the-bubble-ge\
tting-bigger/]

Please join ULI’s East Bay Committee and three distinguished apartment
developers for an informal panel discussion with Bob Burke of
Greenheart Land Company to understand the different perspectives of a
small private builder, a large private developer as well as a large
REIT on the current Bay Area trends in Apartment development. Panel
questions will include: Will the market last through 2013 or will the
lack of job growth outside of Silicon Valley and San Francisco catch
up to the outlying markets. How will thousands of new units in Silicon
Valley affect that submarket? Will the surge in construction starts
increase hard costs to point where some projects become infeasible?
Will the resurgence of the For Sale market reduce the number of
renters as more people realize it may be cheaper to buy than rent? The
Panel will also explore the ever-changing financing market as well the
investment market for apartments. These topics along with audience
questions will be part of this very lively discussion.

This event is sponsor eligible.

Panelists:
John Millham, Prometheus
John Wayland, BRE Properties
Chris Hudson, Hudson McDonald

Price:
$35 Members / $85 Non-Members
$15 Public Members / $45Public Non-Members
$20 YLG Members / $65 YLG Non-Members
$10 Student Members / $20 Student Non-Members

Registration closes 2 business days before the event.

Registration:
http://netforum.uli.org/eweb/DynamicPage.aspx?webcode=DCouncilEventInfo&Reg_evt_\
key=67ccfe28-39d9-400e-8478-8eaf2a1714d9&RegPath=EventRegFees

[From http://www.ulisf.org/events/ylg-learn-from-the-best-xi/]

ULI's "Learn From the Best XI"

Start: November 8, 2012 5:30 pm

End:  November 8, 2012 8:00 pm

Address: 101 California Street, 45th Floor, San Francisco, CA, United
States, 94111

Join us for this year’s installment of Learn From the Best featuring
an all-star lineup of the Bay Area’s top real estate professionals,
including David Cropper, Thomas Enger, Sean Jeffries, Dan Kingsley,
Jeanne Myerson, Bob Nibbi, John Rahaim, J. Marc Perrin, Jackie Safier,
Michael Schall, Gregory Vilkin, Jeffrey Weber, and Stephen Wilson,
among others, sharing tips and insights on how to survive and thrive
the current market conditions.

The Learn from the Best (LFTB) Guest Mentor program series has been
one of the most successful programs in the San Francisco District
Council since it was launched in the fall of 2005.  LFTB was created
by the San Francisco Young Leaders Group (YLG) and is now being
implemented nationally by YLG chapters across the country.  The
premise is simple: take 100 Young Leaders and 10-15 senior regional
real estate leaders, pair them into groups of 10, and let them have a
conversation for 20 to 25 minutes about informal topics such as tips
on success, personal anecdotes, the state of the industry, tricks of
the trade, trends, etc.  Young Leaders rotate tables a total of 3
times, allowing for a broad mix of insights.  The result is a mutually
rewarding experience, but one which primarily allows the next
generation of real estate professionals to learn from recognized
industry leaders.

Learn From the Best XI Mentors
David Cropper, TMG Partners
Thomas Enger, UBS
Sean Jeffries, Millennium Partners
Dan Kingsley, SKS Investments
Jeanne Myerson, The Swig Company
Bob Nibbi, Nibbi Brothers
John Rahaim, City of San Francisco
J. Marc Perrin, Starwood
Jackie Safier, Prometheus
Michael Schall, Essex Property Trust
Gregory Vilkin, MacFarlane Partners
Jeffrey Weber,  Eastdil Secured
Stephen Wilson, AvalonBay
… and more to be announced

Costs
Associate and Public: Members $40 / Non-members $50
Young Leader (under 35): Member $35/ Non-member $40
Student: Member $15/ Non-member $25
*Unemployed Young Leader Member $15

Thank you to our event sponsor for their donation: HINES

Pre-registration deadline: Tuesday, November 6, 2012.

Register:
http://netforum.uli.org/eweb/DynamicPage.aspx?webcode=DCouncilEventInfo&Reg_evt_\
key=97b9764c-3740-4ba7-8656-e227d6d8c09f&RegPath=EventRegFees

The public is invited to celebrate on Friday the completion of the BART
tunnel constructed under Lake Elizabeth in Central Park.  The construction
is part of the ongoing BART project that is expected to extend subway
tracks 5.4 miles from the existing Fremont station to a new station in the
city's Warm Springs district.

The event is scheduled from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the north end of the
park, at 1320 Stevenson Blvd. It will feature a "subway walk," in which
tour groups consisting of 20 people will take a 10-minute tour through the
tunnel, BART spokeswoman Luna Salaver said.

The tunnel remains an active construction site, so attendees must be at
least 12-years-old and wearing sturdy walking shoes and pants -- high
heels, open-toe shoes, skirts and dresses are prohibited.  Attendees will
be escorted down four flights of stairs before touring the tunnel, Salaver
said.

Each person touring the tunnel will receive a commemorative button that
reads, "I walked the Warm Springs Subway."


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[From http://www.spur.org/events/calendar/illuminating-downtown-san-jose]

EVENING FORUM
San Jose
Illuminating Downtown San Jose
Monday, October 29, 2012, 6:00 p.m.

How a city lights up at night plays a major role in how active its
nightlife is. How could downtown San Jose become more animated with a
new plan focusing on special lighting projects? Join Kim Walesh,
director of the Office of Economic Development for the City of San
Jose, Barbara Goldstein, public art director for the City of San Jose,
and Robin Nigh, director of Lights on Tampa, for a discussion of San
Jose's Illuminating Downtown project — winner of a $600,000 grant from
ArtPlace to light up the city's downtown using art and technology —
and the successes, lessons learned and partnerships built from that
highly successful project in Tampa Bay.

Adobe Campus - Park Room
345 Park Avenue
San Jose, CA 95110

ADMISSION

Free to members
Register:
https://app.etapestry.com/cart/SPUR/default/item.php?ref=1747.0.792274973

$10 for non-members
Register:
https://app.etapestry.com/cart/SPUR/default/item.php?ref=1747.0.792271895

Ride the Rail with us!

Ride the light rail with us to experience transit oriented housing from the City
of Sunnyvale to Downtown San Jose, three stops and five incredible housing
communities that will lead you to support the combination in your neighborhood.
City staff and developer representatives will provide insight during the tour
regarding the challenge of building transit oriented housing.

WHAT:  Transit Oriented Housing Tour
WHERE: City of Sunnyvale to Downtown San Jose; Starting Point: Fair Oaks VTA
Station (Sunnyvale)
WHEN:  Saturday, October 27th, 8 - 1:00 pm
COST:  $10 Includes morning coffee and lunch

WHY:   Because it's true, homes & transit do work together. In historic or new
neighborhoods, when transit and homes unite they attract resources, add value,
and bring life to an area.

WHO:   As a city leader, community advocate, or resident of Silicon Valley it is
important that you experience firsthand what it means to live next to
transportation because you care about your quality of life and the environment.

INFORMATION: Contact Sandra at sescobar@... or (408) 501-7873.
REGISTER: Fall Housing Tour 2012  Tour limited to 40 persons.

A special thank you to our sponsor, Prometheus Real Estate Group.

[From http://www.transformca.org/events/forum-high-speed-rail]

High Speed Rail: Finally on Track?
Start: 11/29/2012 6:00 pm
End: 11/29/2012 9:00 pm

Link for more information:
https://secure.commonground.convio.com/TransForm/highspeedra...

Location:
San Jose State University One Washington Square, San Jose, CA

Here’s a question on many of our minds: will high speed rail become a reality?

TransForm believes that high speed rail has the potential to reinforce
cities as the hubs of our economy, relieve congested roads, plus help
California meet clean air and greenhouse gas reduction goals.  Yet it
also has an enormous price tag, is being slapped by lawsuits and has
generated opposition in cities and farms alike. (Read more in
TransForm's June 2012 report).

Join Dan Richard, Chair of the California High Speed Rail Authority,
and special guests for a lively discussion on overcoming some of the
most confounding issues facing the project and addressing community
concerns.  Sponsored by TransForm and the California Association of
Environmental Professionals, this event will be on Thursday, November
29, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. at San Jose State University.

Registration is $10 ($5 for students).  Register here:
https://secure.commonground.convio.com/TransForm/highspeedrailfinallyontrack/

AEP Members, register here:
http://www.califaep.org/index.php?option=com_jcalpro&extmode=flat&Itemid=290

Please forward this to other groups that might be interested.  Also, let me
know if you need a scholarship/discount and I'll see what I can do.

Newby Island Resource Recovery Park Tour
Thursday Nov 1, Lunch 12 - 1 pm, Tour 1 - 4 pm
HMH, San Jose, CA

$10 APA members / $20 non-members (to help defray cost of bus)
Lunch sponsored by HMH

RSVP via EventBrite at www.eventbrite.com/event/4508489012
Speaker bios: www.planning.org/cm/search/event.htm?EventID=21961

Thanks!
Katja


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[Info at 
http://asiasociety.org/northern-california/events/californias-high-speed-rail-le\
ssons-asia]

California's High Speed Rail: Lessons from Asia

8 November 2012
5:30pm - 8:00pm

K&L Gates, LLP, 4 Embarcadero Center, Suite 1200, San Francisco
$10 Asia Society members, $15 non-members

While high-speed trains have been zooming across Europe and Asia for
decades, after years of contentious debate, the state of California
has approved the first phase of construction for the much anticipated
— yet controversial — high-speed rail project linking Los Angeles and
San Francisco. The nation's first high speed rail, and one of its
largest public infrastructure projects, will cover 800 miles of track
and reach speeds of up to 220 mph, allowing passengers to travel from
LA to SF in just 2.5 hours. Although it is cheered on by many who see
it as a boon for business, commerce, and a step toward environmental
sustainability, others view it as project "doomed to fail" when the
state is on such shaky fiscal legs.

This program will look to models in Asia, such as Japan's Shinkansen,
as well as those in Korea and China to understand how high speed rail
systems have impacted travel, business, and livability. Will such an
undertaking in California bring about similar changes, or is it simply
a waste of public funding? Please join our expert panel for a
discussion of these and other questions.

Speakers include Steve Boland, Associate Project Planner,
Nelson/Nygaard Consulting Associates, Rod Diridon, Executive Director,
Mineta Transportation Institute, John Eddy, Principal, America's
Infrastructure Practice Chair, Arup (moderator), and Tian Feng,
District Architect, SF Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART).

Outreach Co-Sponsors: American Institute of Architects (AIA), Mineta
Transportation Institute, ChinaSF, USF Japan Policy Research Institute

Urban Planner (Zoning), Dyett & Bhatia, San Francisco, CA

Dyett & Bhatia, Urban and Regional Planners (www.dyettandbhatia.com),
offers a broad spectrum of urban planning services, and is a national
leader in preparation of comprehensive zoning and development regulations.
Our roster of zoning clients includes some of the largest American cities
and counties, as well as smaller communities.

We are looking for a planner with proven experience in drafting codes and
interest in zoning and related development regulations to be part of our
dynamic team, committed to place-based planning and excellence.

POSITION AND REQUIRED SKILLS
The planner will work primarily on zoning assignments, which include
comprehensive new citywide regulations or those with a specific focus—such
as transit-oriented development, downtown, urban agriculture, parking, or
sustainable development practices or form-based codes. Candidates must
enjoy zoning work, bring a solid grasp of legal and technical underpinnings
of zoning, and have demonstrated ability in code writing. Experience in
administering zoning and development regulations is desirable as are public
presentation skills and experience. Urban design expertise and
understanding of built form is a plus. We are interested in candidates with
exceptional writing, analytical, graphic and communication skills.

QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE
Candidates must possess a Master of City Planning and/or a JD, with minimum
two years experience (6+ years for senior-level appointment)

SALARY AND BENEFITS
Excellent salary and comprehensive benefits, including health insurance,
retirement plan matching, and transit subsidy.

HOW TO APPLY
To apply, please email resume in PDF to jobs@....

Dyett & Bhatia is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


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Planning Graduate Intern, San Francsico County Transportation Authority

PLANNING INTERN RECRUITMENT UPDATE


As of October 26, 2012, we are currently accepting applications for our
Planning Division internship program for Winter/Spring, 2013. Applications
will be accepted until an adequate pool of qualified candidates is
assembled. Please submit your application by November 16, 2012 for assured
consideration. Please submit a cover letter (indicating where you saw this
job posted, and the earliest date you could start and number of hours a
week you are available: minimum 16, maximum 40) and resume via email (
jobs@...), fax (415.522.4829), or mail:

San Francisco County Transportation Authority
Attn: Human Resources (Planning Internship)
1455 Market Street, FL 22
San Francisco, CA 94103-5244

Reports to:
Deputy Director for Planning, with day-to-day supervision by a Senior
Transportation Planner or Transportation Planner.

Availability:
Candidates may be considered for full- and/or part-time internships.
Interns should be available to work at least 16 hours per week during
regular business hours, for at least a 12 week period of time.

Minimum Qualifications:
Strong interest in urban transportation planning is required. Proficiency
with Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint is required. Proficiency with
ArcGIS, database management, graphic design software, statistical analysis,
and/or web page design is desired.

Skills and Abilities:
Standard transportation planning principles, methods, and processes; basic
research methods, survey design, and database management techniques;
ability to interpret data using appropriate planning methods and
statistical techniques; familiarity with land use planning methods; strong
written and oral communication skills; ability to prepare and present
written reports and recommendations.

Additional relevant skills and abilities are also encouraged. These include
experience with travel demand modeling, traffic modeling, project funding,
and/or civil engineering.

The Authority’s Planning Division leads a wide variety of innovative
transportation planning studies and policy analyses. The Planning staff is
currently developing the San Francisco Transportation Plan, the city’s
multimodal transportation plan and investment policy for the next 25 years.
Our work program also includes the Van Ness Avenue and Geary Corridor Bus
Rapid Transit projects, area and corridor studies across San Francisco’s
diverse neighborhoods, projects to advance transportation demand management
and pricing programs, and policy and funding development.

Training and Experience:
Prospective interns should have completed at least one semester in a
relevant graduate level discipline (e.g. transportation planning, urban
planning, civil engineering).

Compensation Range: $20–$26/hr, D.O.E.

Contact Information
Fax 415-522-4829
Email jobs@...
Website www.sfcta.org
1455 Market Street, 22nd floor
San Francisco, CA 94103
San Francisco County Transportation Authority Moving the
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