Resolution No. 2009-030 Certifying the Final EIR and adopting the 2009 CTP (posted 10/13/09) Exhibit “A”: Significant Impacts That Can Be Mitigated To A Less-Than-Significant Level (posted 10/13/09) Exhibit “B”: Significant Impacts That Cannot Be Fully Mitigated (posted 10/13/09) Exhibit “C”: Statement Of Overriding Considerations (posted 10/13/09) Exhibit “D”: Alternatives (posted 10/13/09) Exhibit “E”: Mitigation Monitoring Program (posted 10/13/09)
SCTA along with Sonoma County Alliance and the Leadership Institute for the Ecology and the Economy were the organizers of the successful October 17 conference Moving Forward: Thinking Outside the Car. Approximately 200 local government and nonprofit policymakers, transportation and land-use officials, private business people and interested citizens gathered to hear and discuss strategies on how to drive less.
The conference, timed with the release of the draft 2009 Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP), focused on building awareness of the need to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) Emissions and the critical link to transportation. The draft 2009 CTP includes a analysis of factors that contribute to the reduction of GHG as well as research & technical documents on climate change, land use, the built environment and safety.
Moving Forward Conference Program
Click on the following links for contact information and to view the presentations:
2009 CTP Presentation - Smith Driving Less - UCDAVIS, Sustainable Transportation Center - Handy Moving Forward - Riordan Solano Transportation Authority - Halls Forging a Sustainable Future For Sonoma Communities by 2028 - Fleissig
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