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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09/05/1995, COMM. 1 - REQUEST FOR CITY SPONSORSHIP OF WORKSHOP CRAIG M. ANDERSON fOX2 Is%,Strut 67A;P#, Cit 9340r (SoJ)J4>-8838 August 17, 1995 Mr. John Dunn, City Administrative Officer, and G. Cflt�nGlL Members of the City Council CO AD City of San Luis Obispo RECEIVE® 990 Palm Street San I U lyy, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Carr COUNCIL Dear Mr. Dunn and Councilmembers: I write to request that the City consider sponsoring a workshop scheduled for Friday October 20th at the Forum on Marsh Street. The workshop is entitled "Changing the Maps - Creating Better Cities for Living" and will be facilitated by David Engwicht - an internationally recognized author, speaker and advocate of "Traffic Calming". Mr. Engwicht appeared last year at Cal Poly's Chumash Auditorium where he presented his thought-provoking and highly imaginative ideas to a delighted crowd of about 100. In October and November Mr. Engwicht will be traveling in the U.S., Canada, England, Australia and New Zealand. He will be leading workshops in cities such as Vancouver, Portland, San Francisco, London, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Auckland. The series of one-day workshops will target planning professionals, policy makers, decision-makers and concerned citizens and will build on work that he is doing at Griffith University (Brisbane, Australia) which is giving rise to a new science of'urban pathology'. Twenty cities world-wide have been given the opportunity to be a part of this international 'think tank' process. San Luis Obispo has been included as one of these cities. Workshop attendees will be invited to critique new conceptual frameworks and hypothesize about how urban environments work. They will be asked to suggest ways in which these understandings may be tested and turned into new planning, and more efficient, equitable, and livable urban environments. Cities which host a workshop will have the opportunity of continued participation in research in these fields. I have enclosed information to provide you with further details about this exciting opportunity. The enclosed budget spells out the financial needs as I envision them at this time. I respectfully request that the City consider a $500 contribution to help finance this unique workshop opportunity. At this time I am working on obtaining non-profit status for this event. I expect to obtain this by mid-September at the latest. I look forward to the City Council's consideration of sponsorship for "Changing the Maps - Creating Better Cities for Living". Please do not hesitate to contact me at 545-5919 or 541-8838 if you have any questions. Thank you in advance for your consideration. Cordially, Craig A Berson enclosures: "Changing the Maps" - workshop overview Projected Workshop Budget Draft"Changing the Maps" brochure profile of David Engwicht CV(resume)for David Engwicht article from May 2, 1994 Los Angeles Times a i tfte al Creating Aefter C,ifie3 Ar ctivii g � ►�p)1�[(h ��Io0v ew .: ::iii::::::sii::::i :::::i::isii:::+:i::`::i::...::':i:::'i?:i':�C:::.:�::!i�.•Ji'::::.:ii?i:::.. ':`:•:::iii:Y.:..: ::}.:::i ..:.n.: The objectives of the workshop are: darection flf nor clues 'I[lIe tall � ory Integrated jitanning',`llvalaity' anti a ` e 1. To enable planning professionals and urbanism a.r0. of thls'cnq...... concerned citizens to critique the current have theigbt `Iuaps' to gn�tdeus paradigms that influence urban planning; In planning clhes fetch offer a beffeXual}fyA' ,aI Tife� Snore argile tllat �e are ;curreatty 2. To enable planning professionals and using eutdaied maps - �airactlglns, values, consensus "`ief =in thoioa'►.es 'and::tlunitngpaEerns;-;< concerned citizens to arrive at a con bel s, } b about whether there are alternative ��htch have fasted m dellver�ug..eit2ter paradigms and sets of practices that would . . .Integratplanning pr Inrablhty" deliver more livable, socially just, efficient and sustainable urban environments; and 3. To evolve a framework for action-research to test these new understandings and to invite participating cities to become involved in that action-research. "A ne�v science of1llrban;pathology' The workshop will explore questions an 'understandg of what makes fnr, SUCK as: xibrant,healthy, efficient and ecnitable urban en�� ronments Is; expected to; Are there links between the dominant 'maps' emerge fraln theworlslaol►s and the and the current fragmentation of planning? research that follo ►s " Are there links between the dominant 'maps' and elements of dysfunction in our cities? What alternative maps , or conceptualkfffyoaretoreclam.otlrcltlesandsire s.: frameworks, are there available and will <;zvex=11i;:n..eecl::more;thaw;goa:d rhetuncanlsa < 5 f these deliver higher levels of integration in hag {SILf good ideas Ti'Ve need a mare livable environments � u►�e�sta'udi�'.'.:;>;:�:...:.:::::...:.:Aw;.>..: tannin and more li ;;�ra�notes:; iteattlly;: anci: :s�i�az�an�: ,V urban this have on <'"robieins.;= a<uu ;ctai >; Tactical impacts will What p P the fields of transport, land-use, social, ar::e;;aataused by; ars and engineers,.They, cultural and economic policy and aretheresnttrfauEdatedparar�ig#ns' ese planning? uutdatetl maps calz#o :gilide us is aar 4 f y: atf ern"`t ao:(re�ti Projected.Workshop Budget Estimated Expenses for Workshop: Mr. Engwicht's fee - $ 1,400 Forum accommodations including lunch and refreshments for 150 $ 2,200 Advertising and promotion - $ 1,000 (some sponsors will cover additional advertising expenses) Phone, copying and office expenses - $ 200 Total Estimated Expenses - $ 4,800 Estimated Revenue for Workshop Sponsorship - $ 2,550 Attendance Fees (150 x $15) - $ 2,250 Total Estimated Income - $ 4,800 ry >) ••ww 4::.i4Y:v::::A Q :Y:::iiyi:iii:"' ��iWi`i;.Y'.�:^jii i'.>^>.i�.::"i !•join x.,.:;u:n:' ti;:%:�':,::::i;%2:�:%;.n »>?=•�;i::ii::j::}i:.:.}.:.�':4�w:jS::kn,":: K ,,'. .tsar`.• y ;...y<.... n f: O c y'.,r:H y�n.Jjtit4i':pilo I+ kCV'i�fkr aR':^' i:4�::�:•c.:. sL'i'S„}s:;•'.;i:.:k.:i:}:i:k:::g:;i: y C Ln ;:. >i ?'i"}i? 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"7 A �r®f1 �a D ��dingwiei ej in 1987, David Engwicht became a founding member of ,,,�,, CART,a corrimunity group set up to figfit a fieeway ihrpugh' ' an older neighborhood in suburban BrEsbaner Australia ,� y iilrit. no previous.b k, rottna in traffic or city planning,and. :` only after 12 months of studying the ssues, David produced the uiluential Traffic Cafmrrtg The Sotutron'to Urban Trak:. :, acrd a;t�few C?isron for NergFborh000` Lrvaffrty Ttl.ts book has changed public policy in eities.rn Canada,the USA and' Austral is tNhat began to fascinate David was low thedesigrt:of cities and owns rripacts:community life and social _equity Iii 1992:he explored these links'in Rec(arming Dur Crtres an Towns Better Living with Less Traffic This. boot. is now a � �.' textbool, in iniversities around the world , En 1991rote,the script for the video and mu.ltimedta ` show 46 A Message from`:the Future,�a inner of the Royal; Australian' Planning ;institute's Overall Award for Planning Excellence David Etas conducted ground breaf.mg consultancies rn community participation, 'cultural tlevelopment and urban design He is currently-working` � ,7 ".. with.;;ihe Brisbane (pop 1 2 million) Gly Y worlel`s largest traffic reduction program' ©avid is also heading up Cvrtas a program for livab%Itty studies centered at .Griffith Unrversoty Civrtas {the Latin frorn.Which,ve get.civics, citizenship, civil,tzation;'arid city) I. will explore the links between all aspects of city life governance,; the built environment, culture,; cittzeri i involvement;;values; mythologies,etc Crvtas welt explore t whatmakes cities tick and an particular, what makes therri tivab.le It vvill create a dynamic Fink between lb. planning professionals, governrrient anal the wider aR ChaRgirig the Nfaps workshops willbe the, irst phase©f'tb[s n action research .......... rwv Cities hosting a 4vorkshop vu>:l� lie invited to continue their partictpatton in this process N. 77 DAVID _EmGW1CH 7 Fletcher Pde.,Bardon Q 4065 0 N S U LTAN CY Phone&Fax(07)366 7746 C U FZ Fi I C U L- U M V I T A E Date of Birth: 23 November 1950 Publications - Books: Reclaiming Our Cities & Towns: Better Living with Less Traffic New Society Publishers, Philadelphia 1993 pp 192 (USA and Canadian edition of Towards an Eco- City) Towards an Eco-City: Calming the Traffic Envirobooks, Sydney 1992 pp 192 Traffic Calming: The Solution to Route 20 anda New Vision for Brisbane CART 1989 pp40. Now in 5th reprint USA Edition published by STOP, Portland. Can you hear the Heartbeat? Hodder and Stoughton, London 1989 Co-authored with Dave Andrews. pp 160. Theme: Community Development. Publications - Other: - 2040:A Message from the future Seven projector, multi-media presentation plus video version. CART 1992 28 minutes. Winner of Community Planning Category and Ouerall Award for Excellence in Planning- 1992 Royal Australian Planning Institute Awards. Consultancies: 1993 Cultural Development Plan - Maroochy Shire Council. Design and implementation of.a program to equip council employees to evolve a cultural development plan which would integrate the planning of all departments. Emphasis on teaching council officers how to read culture and how every decision and action impacts on culture. Community Consultation Program - Brisbane City Council, Herston/Kelvin Grove Parking Scheme. Design and implementation. Lang Park Redevelopment - Community Consultation Programme h_MuA CnT.rir-n. 1 ' Esk Chamber of Commerce - Economic revitalisation stracegy and feasibility of re- establishing Brisbane to Esk rail link. 1992 Community Participation Program - Urban Renewal Project Team, Brisbane City Council, Building Better Cities. Design and co-ordinate Participation Program using an action-research approach. Make recommendations for an ongoing program. Eight month project in which a Community Access Centre was operated in the study area. Use of a range of participatory techniques including community arts. Final report contained review of community participation practice and recommended a set of Design and Eualuation Criterion for Community Participation. Review of City Centre Strategy - Lismore City Council. Recommendations covering transport, urban design, land-use and community development. 1991 Herston/Kelvin Virove Mobility Plan - Brisbane City Council. Design and implemen- tation of community consultation - featuring strong mediation component. Baulderstone Hornibrook - organise and chair mediation workshop re plan for Teneriffe industrial traffic - involved developer, council, community action groups, major property owners, and generators of the truck traffic. . Ku-ring-gai Municipal Council - Sydney. Chair mediation workshop re ramps from Sydney-Newcastle Freeway to junction Road. Committees 1992-3 Member of the Australia Council CEAD Committee (Community,Environment, Art and Design) Transport Working Group - SEQ 2001 (Queensland State Government "managing . growth" study for South East Queensland) Represented community sector. Member of Community Consultative Group for South East Queensland Passenger Transport Study. , 1987-Present Spokesperson, CART (Citizens Advocating Responsible Transportation). Conference Presentations: 1993 Link-Up Community Conference on Transportation. Keynote speaker. Meare's Oration Just Imagination. Annual oration organised by DACA (Disability Advisory Council of Australia) highlighting important issues for people with disabili- ties. Eco-Politics Conference The Future of Community Cons4,,ation 1992 ANZAAS Congress Keynote Transport Address. The Urban Car Trial. Seeking Global Citizens -The Biennial Conference of the Social Education Associa- tion of Australia 1992 - Panel discussion on community groups and global citizen- ship Reclaiming Our Streets - Association of Inner Eastern Councils, Victoria. Keynote speaker - Do We Really Require Draconian Measures to Reduce Traffic? A Sustainable Society - Students for a Sustainable Future National Conference. Make Way for the Eccentrics:Transport and Social Sustainability Healthy Cities National Conference - Presentation of 2040:A Message from the Future. Conducted workshop on Imagining the Future. EcoCity 2 - Second International Ecological City Conference. Delivered two papers: Seven Ways to Reduce Traffic by 60% and Implications of Chaos Theory for Social Sustainability. Common Ground: The Community Landscape - Australian Institute of Land- scape Architects National Conference. Why Chaos in City Form is Essential to Sustainability. Canberra Congress - Planning for Sustainable Development. Cars, Chaos, Eccentrics and Sustainability: How Switching from Public to Private Transport Undermines Social Sustainability. Chairperson of panel discussion on Urban Villages. Ausbike 92. Presentation of 2040:A Message From the Future Livable Cities. Keynote speaker.Seven Ways to Reduce Traffic by 60%. Panel discus- sion on the future of community consultation EcoDesign Conference - Premier presentation of 2040:A Message from the Future !rternational Transport Conference -Access Efficiency Enhancement - More Sale- able than Demand Management&Providing a New Suite of System-Wide Indicators. 1990 Common Ground National Community Arts Conference -Reclaiming Streets for Mystics, Lovers and Artists. City Image Conference - Rediscovering Streets: The Social and Cultural Role of the Street 1989 Tenth International Pedestrian Conference - Boulder, Colorado. Citizens, Are They the Ultimate Cure for Congestion? ev.ome En..ient 3 Internal Seminars Road and Traffic Authority - New South Wales - 1991 Vic Roads - 1990 & 1991 West Australian Department of Main Roads - 1990 Lectures 1993 Lecture tour - Northern Territory Transport Needs of People with Disabilities organised by Northern Territory DSAC (Disabilities Service Advisory Committee). Discussions with Government Departments and Mayor of Darwin. 1989 - Present Guest lecturer at Queensland University of Technology, University of Queensland, Griffith University, University of New England, University of South Australia, Murdoch University and Curtin University on subjects dealing with traffic, city planning, social sustainability, community arts, cultural development, city adminis- tration, citizenship empowerment, media studies, education, etc. 1988 - Present Guest speaker at public meetings in all capital cities and number of provincial cities. Study Tour 1988 - International fact-finding tour re transport, urban-form and cultural develop- ment. Visited 19 cities in USA, Europe and Britain. Other Activities 1985-91 Editorial Associate, On Being magazine. 1984-87 National Marketing& Advertising Manager, On Being magazine 1967-71 and 79-84 Telecommunications Technician -Telecom 1978-79 Small business making hand-crafted furniture 1972-78 Youth worker Education 1966 Completed junior High School 1966 - present Training as professional generalist aaa , '� c � � ❑ F oCo C00 N M ra O U F' 1 _ ate. E a,x Fz —10 �M v a y o y n to to to to J.m L.' ..u L •p-0 4, y C a te.�F D.y"� C� C , Y m M f- L to N y'O O p •, 2L cc w 2 0 ; •o - '=� 3: ' u �,x + to— E a — � m Ep. � o u y L L a' 7 C V L '•,�7> >v 3LLUb mJ �l+ t m3 cct0 oy'o O 3 JL v �i m J ' pa oY'3 , SNC tIi t y cc 3d 3 A E ee'77 � r C tU C C L cy= j L R7 W ° o � nJ � � via • '=� v V mluN 7 A N d V of pc Fc 'E > ~w bo— bo Vo C c ' ii O V G7 ri O C m E° O O OX y r� j p u o ae o c :3 y Q 0C:c m.y c o eo y E m . 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