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Building a Sustainable Infrastructure for the 21st Century
Dates: September 13-15, 2002
Location: Asilomar Conference Grounds, Monterey, CA
Presented by the Local Government Commission
The Local Government Commission hosted its 23rd annual conference
at Asilomar to examine the recently released infrastructure
report by the California Commission on Building for the 21st
Century and to discuss the role of local governments in its implementation.
Public and private sector members of the California Commission on
Building for the 21st Century attended the conference to describe
their visionary blueprint for the future. Presentations of some
of the speakers are included below.
Infrastructure Needs Addressed:
- Housing
- Transportation
- Water
- Open Space
- Energy
- Schools
Participants Learned:
- How to make strategic investments that give you the most bang
for the buck.
- How to finance your local infrastructure.
- How to work with multiple sectors for mutual benefit.
Speakers:
- Nick Bollman, President, California Center for Regional Leadership
- John Ferrera, Assistant Secretary, California Business, Transportation,
and Housing Agency
- Dianne McKenna, Chairperson, California Transportation Commission
- Cathy Creswell, Deputy Director, California Housing & Community
Development Department
- Michael Sweeney, Undersecretary, California State Resources
Agency
- Councilmember Maria Alegria, City of Pinole
- Keith Smith, Environmental Management & Sustainability Manager,
Cal EPA (Presentation)
- Supervisor Pat Paul, Stanislaus County (Presentation)
- Kathleen Garcia, Planning Commissioner, City of San Diego (Presentation)
- Supervisor Roger Dickinson, Sacramento County
- Steve Hollister, City Manager, City of Reedley (Presentation)
- Chris McKenzie, Executive Director, League of California Cities
(Presentation)
- Kristin E. Szakaly-Moore, Director of Policy Research, California
Debt and Investment Advisory Commission (Presentation)
- Jeff Brown, Consultant, Senate Office of Research
- Robert Hertzberg, Speaker Emeritus, California State Assembly
Full Agenda
Cosponsors:
- League of California Cities
- California State Association of Counties
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