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Are You A Visionary?How would you like to get involved in helping the City of Scotts Valley plan for its future?
The City of Scotts Valley is updating its General Plan, a community visionary document that serves as a “blueprint” for future land use-related policy decisions. To help guide this process, the City is seeking three at-large community representatives to serve on the General Plan Advisory Committee (GPAC).
The GPAC is an advisory committee that will play a critical role in working with the community to update the General Plan. Other GPAC representatives will include: two City Council members, the Chair of the City’s Planning Commission and Parks and Recreation Commission, and board members from the Fire District, Water District, School District and Chamber of Commerce. Appointments to the GPAC are temporary; their role and responsibilities will terminate with City Council adoption of the General Plan. All GPAC meetings will be open to the public.
The 11 member GPAC will provide strategic recommendations as part of the update process, recognizing that the determination of what items are included in the General Plan ultimately rests with City Council. Your commitment would include participation in approximately 10 GPAC meetings (generally once a month) and at least two community meetings. The entire process is envisioned to take approximately 18-24 months.
E N V I S I O N Scotts Valley
Stay involved!For more information, visit: www.ScottsValleyGeneralPlan.comwww.ScottsValley.org
ScottsValleyGeneral Plan
Stay involved!For more information, visit: www.NEED WEBISTE
Community Visioning WorkshopThe City of Scotts Valley is embarking on major e�ort to de�ne a common vision for our future. The Scotts Valley General Plan is the City policy document that provides guidance for many important issues such as how and where we should grow; improving tra�c circulation and safety, mobility options such as bike routes and trails; improving our housing and education facilities; and increasing parks and recreation opportunities, etc.
The existing General Plan was adopted in 1994, nearly 20 years ago. The �rst step in updating the plan is to hear from you! What do you like about Scotts Valley? What challenges might we face over the next 25 years and how should we plan for such change? What is your vision of Scotts Valley as a community in the year 2035?
The Community Visioning Workshop is your opportunity to help lay the foundation for current and future generations in Scotts Valley. It will be an interactive, open house format where you will have a chance to talk directly with City Council, Planning Commission, and City sta�. So come join us for an evening of engaging conversation and visionary thinking!
We want to know your
treasures, challenges and
visions for Scotts Valley.
Envision Scotts Valley
December 12, 20136:00 - 8:00 pm
Scotts Valley City Hall1 Civic Center Drive
Scotts Valley, CA 95066
ScottsValleyGeneral Plan
Stay involved!For more information, visit: www.NEED WEBISTE
Community Visioning WorkshopThe City of Scotts Valley is embarking on major e�ort to de�ne a common vision for our future. The Scotts Valley General Plan is the City policy document that provides guidance for many important issues such as how and where we should grow; improving tra�c circulation and safety, mobility options such as bike routes and trails; improving our housing and education facilities; and increasing parks and recreation opportunities, etc.
The existing General Plan was adopted in 1994, nearly 20 years ago. The �rst step in updating the plan is to hear from you! What do you like about Scotts Valley? What challenges might we face over the next 25 years and how should we plan for such change? What is your vision of Scotts Valley as a community in the year 2035?
The Community Visioning Workshop is your opportunity to help lay the foundation for current and future generations in Scotts Valley. It will be an interactive, open house format where you will have a chance to talk directly with City Council, Planning Commission, and City sta�. So come join us for an evening of engaging conversation and visionary thinking!
We want to know your
treasures, challenges and
visions for Scotts Valley.
Envision Scotts Valley
December 12, 20136:00 - 8:00 pm
Scotts Valley City Hall1 Civic Center Drive
Scotts Valley, CA 95066
How to Apply
Applications to the GPACare being accepted through Friday,
April 7th and are available electronically via the City and
Scotts Valley General Plan Websites or at City Hall.
For more information, contact Taylor Bateman, Acting
Community Development Directorat 831/440-5633 or
Please note that you must reside in the City of Scotts Valley to
serve on the GPAC.
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City of Scotts Valley
Application for Appointment to the: General Plan Advisory Committee (GPAC)
Contact Information Name
Street Address
City / ST/ ZIP Code
Phone – Primary □ Cell □ Work □ Home
Phone – Secondary □ Cell □ Work □ Home
E-Mail Address
Background Information*
Years residing in Scotts Valley
Employer
Occupation/Profession
Education
*If you are appointed to a city commission or board, you may be required to file a Statement of Economic Interests (FPPC Form 700). The Form 700 is a State-mandated public document disclosing certain business, property and investment holdings which might conflict with the member’s decisions. The City Clerk’s Office will supply the Form 700 upon appointment.
Summarize your interests, education, and/or experience as they relate to this position.
Explain how you believe you can contribute toward the effectiveness of this position.
Summarize your participation in civic or community activities.
How did you hear about this vacancy? City Website Other Website Word of Mouth Other (Specify): APPLICANT SIGNATURE DATE
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Return application: For more information, contact: OFFICE USE ONLY – DATE RECEIVED
By email to: [email protected] In person or by mail to: City Clerk's Office 1 Civic Center Drive Scotts Valley, CA 95066
Taylor Bateman, Acting
Community Development Director 831-440-5633
[email protected] www.ScottsValleyGeneralPlan.com
Note: 1) You may attach additional pages or material (such as a resume) to the application if desired.