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MTC Horizon Workshop on Transportation, Land Use, Economic Development and Resilience
March 14 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Help the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) plan for what’s on the Horizon!
The Horizon initiative is allowing the public, planners and policymakers to wrestle with a range of challenging questions that traditionally have been outside the regional planning process. This 18-month process began in early 2018, working with stakeholders and residents to develop a suite of transportation, land use, economic development, and resilience strategies to “win the future”, regardless of what happens in the decades ahead. Since that time, MTC/ABAG staff have worked to identify the opportunities and challenges in three distinct “futures.” Our next phase of public outreach will request input on the specific strategies that will address these opportunities and challenges. Please join us!
Horizon Public Workshop – Oakland: Tuesday, March 12
6 – 8 p.m., 101 8th Street, Oakland
Horizon Public Workshop – San Jose: Thursday, March 14
6 – 8 p.m., 200 E. Santa Clara Street, San Jose
Horizon Public Workshop – Petaluma: Saturday, March 16
10 a.m. – 12 noon, 320 North McDowell Blvd., Petaluma
Follow the conversation throughout on social @MTCBATA or facebook.com/MTCBATA/
For more information on this effort, please contact the Horizon project manager, Dave Vautin, at dvautin@bayareametro.gov.
Monthly Meetings
Although meetings of specific importance will be added individually to the calendar, these monthly meetings may be of interest on an ongoing basis:
Housing, Land Use, Environment, and Transportation (HLUET) Committee – Typically meets at 10am on the third Thursday each month. As a regular agenda item, the County Office of Supportive Housing presents its monthly system data report at these meetings. For details, select HLUET Committee in the drop-down menu in the left sidebar on the County of Santa Clara website.
Housing and Community Development Commission – Typically meets at 5:45pm on the second Thursday of each month. For details, see the Commission calendar on the City of San Jose website.
