Conference

A NEW ENVIRONMENTAL PARADIGM IS HERE:
SB 375 and AB 32: Now What? TOD + TDM

California’s aggressive new greenhouse gas reduction legislation will bring sweeping changes in how land use, transportation and environmental planning are used in the built environment. We’ll be reinventing ties between where we live and work and how we move between destinations. Transportation Demand Management has long sought to improve these relationships; effective implementation will play a critical role in creating sustainable, highly functional communities.

ARE YOU PREPARED?

Hear from the policymakers, experts and participate in the process. Learn about:

• The specifics of AB 32 and SB 375: what it means for your company, projects, agency, or community and how funding will be affected
• Opportunities for your voice to be heard in the development of the “new rules”
• Where and how TDM is successfully helping communities reduce their carbon footprint
• Creating new partnerships in working towards the development of Sustainable Communities and a more holistic approach to reducing environmental impacts with transportation demand management programs

Who Should Attend?

City planners and public works directors – Traffic, transit, land use and environmental consultants – Transit planners – TMA’s, Rideshare and Other Alternative Mode Specialists – Developers and land owners – Employers responsible for shifting employees commute patterns

Space is limited; advance registration is required.

FOR MORE INFORMATION or to register

Call 925-969-1083 or 510-465-0724
Email mwood@511contracosta.org

This free conference is co-sponsored by MTC and the Association for Commuter Transportation (ACT), Northern California Chapter.