Community Input. The Authority shall provide written notice to every City household and to the City Council announcing the public design process for the Replacement Terminal and parking structures (public and employee) including a schedule of community meeting dates. The Authority shall advertise at a minimum in print, social media and web sites any of these required community meetings at least two weeks prior to any such meeting. No final design decision by the Authority that will be the basis for construction plans for the Replacement Terminal and parking structures (public and employee) may occur except at a noticed public hearing.
Community Input. The recognized recreation council, or appropriate community planning committee, having jurisdiction over a proposed joint use site shall solicit community input as to the proposed site selection and uses for new sites, as well as sites being considered for renewal and modifications to sites that impact its intended use. The community planning committee will be notified whenever a joint use project is to be considered by the recreation council so that they may give input; and
Community Input. A Community Advisory Committee shall be created for the purposes of providing input to the City’s Planning Commission as it considers City and XXXX XXX zoning standards. The planning process will engage the community in order to ensure that the site reflects the community’s values for equity, sustainability, and sense of place. In particular, community input should be considered for: The number/percentage of affordable housing units and populations to be served, including the possibility of a 100% affordable project The size, height, scale, spacing, and setbacks of buildings, and their responsiveness to the neighborhood The inclusion of green and open spaces The possibility of limited, small-scale community, non-profit, and retail space to serve the immediate neighborhood Exploration of whether it’s appropriate to include small-scale community, non-profit, and/or retail space to serve the immediate neighborhood, whether any parking should be provided for such uses, and consideration of the tradeoff of foregone housing units Access options, including traditional modes such as public transit, taxis and private vehicles, active modes such as biking, walking and scooters, emerging modes such as car share, ride share, driverless cars, etc., and access for the disabled and mobility impaired Green and sustainable features Station Access BART, the City of Berkeley, and a future developer(s) will address station access. Specifically, Section 29010.6(h) of AB 2923 requires BART—in cases in which commuter parking is reduced as a result of a XXX project—to develop and fund an access plan that maintains station access for at least the number of customers affected by the reduced number of commuter parking spaces, with specific consideration for customers who live further than one-half mile from the station. A station access plan for implementation will seek to explore feasible and effective alternatives to individuals driving to and parking at the station, such as reserved parking spaces for carpools and car-share vehicles, ride-share, enhanced bus/shuttle service, additional electric-assist bikes and scooters, among other alternatives. We will also consider limiting or eliminating parking for residential and/or potential community, non-profit, or retail uses in order to maximize parking availability for commuters. We note that the station access plan should take into account the rapid evolution of mobility trends and technologies and consider the adaptabi...
Community Input. A. Within six months of the Effective Date, the City, in consultation with the Police Independent Auditor and the United States, shall develop and implement a community input program to keep the community informed about the progress of its reforms as outlined herein and to hear ongoing community questions and concerns regarding the implementation of this consent decree. The community input program shall include a process for receiving and responding to input from interested members of the community.
Community Input. A. Within six months of the Effective Date, the City, in consultation with the Police Independent Auditor and the United States, shall develop and implement a community input program to keep the community informed about the progress of its reforms as outlined herein and to hear ongoing community questions and concerns regarding the implementation of this consent decree. The community input program shall include a process for receiving and responding to input from interested members of the community. Compliance Rating as of January 2018 June 2018 DOJ Compliance Rating Supporting Documentation Reviewed Substantial Compliance Substantial Compliance N/A DISCUSSION: As stated in a prior Independent Police Auditor report, in May 2016, the City and MPD developed and implemented a community input plan to keep the community informed of its compliance efforts and hear community questions and concerns about Settlement Agreement implementation. The community input plan is compliant with the Settlement Agreement and is used by MPD and the City on an ongoing basis. The City remains in substantial compliance with this Settlement Agreement provision.
Community Input. The city manager shall seek the input of the community that is or will be affected by the development project when developing the terms of, and evaluating the subsidized party’s performance under, the community benefits agreement.
Community Input. PDC and the Developer have coordinated on outreach efforts regarding the Project and its design. It is expected that if Developer changes the design of the Project in a material way from that presented to the Interstate Corridor Urban Renewal Advisory Committee, and the Overlook, Humboldt, Arbor Lodge, and Piedmont Neighborhood Associations, Developer will present the revised Project design to the foregoing groups for their input and advice.
Community Input. Dokken Engineering will organize the public comments received via website, email, comment cards, and online surveys, and provide the summarized findings in the Corridor Plan document.
Community Input. XXXX will coordinate with Owner on any press release, media relations, and community outreach efforts related to the Project.
Community Input. In comments at the standing-room-only Pico/Centinela project community meeting at Fairview Library on January 26, 2012, Sunset Park residents expressed outrage at the large size of the project, its traffic impacts, and the adverse health affects its proximity to the I-10 freeway would cause future residents in the project. The only "community benefit" they wanted to discuss was a drastic reduction in the size of the project, or else locating it elsewhere
