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Technical Appendix 6 2050 RTP and SCS Public Outreach Program Chapter Contents 2050 RTP and SCS Public Outreach Program .................................... TA 6-2 2050 Regional Transportation Plan 2050 RTP and SCS Public perspective – that are interested in the Outreach Program 2050 RTP and SCS development process. A major goal of this public involvement effort is Where will we all live and work in the decades to reach out to non-traditional, as well as to come? What will be the best way for us to traditional audiences, to include them in the get around? How do we preserve our open transportation planning process. Involvement spaces? And how do we address these issues from community-based organizations that in a way that helps us to reduce greenhouse have received environmental justice mini- gas emissions while strengthening our grants has enhanced our outreach efforts, economy? These are some of the forward- while other proactive steps continue to be thinking questions being asked and addressed taken to ensure that diverse and underserved as part of the public involvement and populations, as well as interested groups or outreach process of the 2050 San Diego members of the public, have ample Regional Transportation Plan (RTP): Our opportunity to understand and provide Region. Our Future. meaningful input into the development of the 2050 RTP and SCS. The 2050 RTP development process promotes strategic planning, emphasizes public The following detailed documents are involvement, encourages new partnerships, included in Technical Appendix 6: and supports the foundation of the Regional Comprehensive Plan (RCP) to implement 1. Public Stakeholder Categories better connecting land use and transportation plans. For the first time ever, the RTP includes 2. Organizations Receiving Grants for a Sustainable Communities Strategy (SCS) to Community-Based Outreach create more sustainable communities that 3. SANDAG 2050 RTP Presentation/Public allow for the growth of the region and its Meetings/Workshops transportation plans while leading to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions as set 4. 2050 RTP Public Involvement Efforts by the California Air Resources Board. It is Regarding Senate Bill 375 Requirements important that public stakeholders in the San Diego region work together to develop this 5. Public Involvement and Outreach ground-breaking 2050 RTP. The Public Activities to Support Development of Involvement Plan (PIP) establishes the 2050 RTP and its SCS framework for a dynamic and interactive process to support the development of the 6. SANDAG 2050 RTP and SCS Community- 2050 RTP and SCS. The tables included in this Based Outreach (CBO) Reports technical appendix outline and document that 7. 2050 RTP and SCS Outreach and process to date. Notification List To obtain public input on the development of 8. 2050 RTP Public Involvement Plan the 2050 RTP and SCS, a broad range of media and communication avenues are being 9. 2050 RTP: Public Opinion Survey Report utilized to provide information, solicit participation and input, and allow for ongoing 10. November 5, 2010, SANDAG Board of feedback and updates. The term, public Directors Report – Public Input Questionnaire stakeholders, represents very broad and diverse audiences – each with a unique TA 6-2 Technical Appendix 6: 2050 RTP and SCS Public Outreach Program Table TA 6.1 – Public Stakeholder Categories Public Stakeholder Categories Accessibility Challenged Labor Affordable Housing Advocates Landowners Business Organizations Military Citizens Neighborhood and Community Groups Commercial and Retail Neighborhoods/Residential Commercial Property Interests Professional Planning Organizations Community Planning Groups Private Providers of Transportation Community Services Representatives of Public Transportation Employees Commuters Representatives of Users of Pedestrian Walkways and Bicycle Transportation Facilities Employers/Businesses Representatives of the Disabled and Other Interested Parties Environmental Advocates Representatives of Users of Public Transportation Environmental Groups Sustainability-focused Organizations Freight Shippers, Providers of Freight Transportation Local Universities Services General Public Students and University Student Associations Health Advocacy Organizations Taxpayer Advocates Home Builder Representatives Tourism Homeowner Associations Transit Riders Industry Peers and Associations Transportation Advocates SANDAG 2050 Regional Transportation Plan TA 6-3 Table TA 6.2 – Organizations Receiving Grants for Community-Based Outreach Organizations Receiving Grants for Community-Based Outreach Able-Disabled Advocacy Inc. The mission of Able-Disabled Advocacy Inc. is to provide vocational skills training and educational advancement for youth and adults with disabilities and to assist them in finding employment and overcoming barriers to personal and financial self-sufficiency. www.abledisabledadvocacy.org All Congregations Together The mission of All Congregations Together is to provide services that will cause an observable positive change in the health, social, and economic conditions of individuals and families. www.act-sd.org Casa Familiar The mission of Casa Familiar allows the dignity, power, and worth within individuals and families to flourish by enhancing the quality of life through education, advocacy, service programming, housing, and community economic development. www.casafamiliar.org Chula Vista Community Collaborative The mission of the Chula Vista Community Collaborative, a vibrant citywide partnership of engaged stakeholders, is to enhance the well-being of Chula Vista residents by implementing collaborative strategies that maximize resources and services. www.chulavistacc.org El Cajon Collaborative The mission of the El Cajon Collaborative is to build relationships, leverage resources, and promote best practices to enhance the quality of life for children, youth, and families in our community. www.elcajoncollaborative.org Friends of Adult Day Health Care Centers The mission of the Friends of Adult Day Health Care Centers is to provide a skilled day program to the elderly and anyone over the age of 18 who has mental and/or physical impairments that limit one’s participation in daily living activities. Through a structured plan of care, we assist the individual in maintaining or improving their independence, health, and well-being. www.casa-pacifica.com Linda Vista Collaborative The mission of the Linda Vista Collaborative is to offer a forum for public deliberation among the stakeholders of Linda Vista and promote collaboration among them with the goal of improving the quality of life of all its residents. www.lindavistacollaborative.org San Ysidro Business Association The mission of the San Ysidro Business Association is to promote economic revitalization in a vibrant international community. www.sanysidrobid.org TA 6-4 Technical Appendix 6: 2050 RTP and SCS Public Outreach Program Table TA 6.3 – SANDAG 2050 Regional Transportation Plan Presentation/Public Meetings/ Workshops Date Event Topic Organization Location 07/21/09 Lemon Grove 2050 Regional City Council Lemon Grove City Growth Forecast Hall 08/05/09 La Mesa 2050 Regional Planning Commission La Mesa City Hall Growth Forecast 08/11/09 La Mesa; Chula Vista 2050 Regional City Council La Mesa City Hall Growth Forecast 08/14/09 County 2050 Regional Planning Commission County Growth Forecast Administration 08/19/09 Escondido 2050 Regional City Council Escondido City Hall Growth Forecast 08/19/09 Imperial Beach 2050 Regional City Council Imperial Beach Growth Forecast City Hall 08/25/09 Vista 2050 Regional City Council Vista City Hall Growth Forecast 08/25/09 San Marcos 2050 Regional City Council San Marcos City Hall Growth Forecast 09/01/09 National City 2050 Regional City Council National City City Hall Growth Forecast 09/01/09 Poway 2050 Regional City Council Poway City Hall Growth Forecast 09/03/09 City of San Diego 2050 Regional Planning Commission City of San Diego Growth Forecast City Hall 09/08/09 El Cajon 2050 Regional City Council El Cajon City Hall Growth Forecast 09/09/09 Solana Beach 2050 Regional City Council Solana Beach Growth Forecast City Hall 09/15/09 Carlsbad 2050 Regional City Council Carlsbad City Hall Growth Forecast 09/15/09 Coronado 2050 Regional City Council Coronado City Hall Growth Forecast 09/16/09 San Diego Regional 2050 Regional San Diego Regional Chamber offices Chamber of Commerce Growth Forecast Chamber of Commerce 09/21/09 Del Mar 2050 Regional City Council Del Mar City Hall Growth Forecast 09/22/09 City of San Diego 2050 Regional Community Planners Metropolitan Growth Forecast Committee Operations Center II, 9192 Topaz Way, Kearny Mesa SANDAG 2050 Regional Transportation Plan TA 6-5 Table TA 6.3 – SANDAG 2050 Regional Transportation Plan Presentation/Public Meetings/ Workshops (Continued) Date Event Topic Organization Location 09/23/09 County of San Diego 2050 Regional Board of Supervisors County Growth Forecast Administration Building 10/01/09 Board Meeting 2050 RTP Update San Diego County SDCRAA offices Regional Airport Authority (SDCRAA) 10/02/09 Building Industry Association 2050 Regional BIA BIA offices (BIA), Affordable Housing Growth Forecast Working Group 10/14/09 Santee 2050 Regional City Council Santee City Hall Growth Forecast 10/14/09 Encinitas 2050 Regional City Council Encinitas City Council Growth Forecast 10/15/09 LEAD San Diego (business, 2050 Regional Business group GEN-PROBE offices nonprofit, and other Growth Forecast community
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