ULI San Francisco: Vacaville TAP Report Webinar

December 06, 2024 0:59:26

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Webinar Summary:

In 2024, the City of Vacaville engaged ULI San Francisco for expert guidance in revitalizing its downtown, aiming to make it a vibrant destination for residents and visitors, while addressing the challenges posed by Unreinforced Masonry (URM) buildings in the core. As part of a Technical Assistance Panel (TAP), ULI SF leveraged its expert membership base to form a panel of real estate and land use experts. Over the course of two intensive days, the panel engaged with city staff, toured key sites, interviewed stakeholders, deliberated on key issues, and presented recommendations to the City Council. On December 6, 2024, ULI SF convened our TAP panelists and the City of Vacaville for a presentation on the report process, findings, and the city‚Äôs plan for implementing the recommendations.

Webinar Summary: In 2024, the City of Vacaville engaged ULI San Francisco for expert guidance in revitalizing its downtown, aiming to make it a vibrant destination for residents and visitors, while addressing the challenges posed by Unreinforced Masonry (URM) buildings in the core. As part of a Technical Assistance Panel (TAP), ULI SF leveraged its expert membership base to form a panel of real estate and land use experts. Over the course of two intensive days, the panel engaged with city staff, toured key sites, interviewed stakeholders, deliberated on key issues, and presented recommendations to the City Council. On December 6, 2024, ULI SF convened our TAP panelists and the City of Vacaville for a presentation on the report process, findings, and the city‚Äôs plan for implementing the recommendations.

Speakers

Kelly Kline

Ryan Call

Panelists

John Carli

Don Capobres

Tracey Flaningam

Mariana Ricker

Danielle Surdin O’Leary

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Topics

Design & Planning

Placemaking and Placekeeping

Development

Community and Neighborhood Development Downtown Historic Preservation Small Towns