2015_Symposium
- 1. PCLANNUALSYMPOSIUM1900 1954 1974 1990 Land Use Matter Does ? Sponsorship Packet Symposium: February 21, 2015 UC Davis School of Law (King Hall) P l a n n i n g + C o n s e r v a t i o n L e a g u e Planning and Conservation League Foundation Developing an Agenda for Jerry Browns Final 4 Years
- 2. 1. Why Land Use Matters 2. Mixed Messages: Existing State Land Use and Transportation Law 3. Working Lands and Natural Resources: Planning and Tools 4. New Transit Funding Strategies 5. Economic Consequences of Sprawl vs. Urban Centers 6. Changes to State Land Use Law that Control Sprawl 7. Technology for Smart Cities 8. Water Infrastructure for Sustainability 9. Healthy Cities & Environmental Justice 10. Moving Transportation Dollars to Mass and Active Transit 11. New Tools for Infill 12. Governor Browns Next 4 Years: A Sustainable Land Use Agenda 1 Does Land Use Matter? Developing an Agenda for Jerry Browns Final 4 Years WHAT Planning and Conservation League and PCL Foundation Annual Symposium WHEN Saturday, February 21, 2015 WHERE UC Davis School of Law (King Hall) WHO 300+ leading local, state and nationally elected officials, agency representatives, nonprofit and community leaders, attorneys, planners, and business representatives EVENT SESSIONS OVER 50ESTEEMED SPEAKERS FACTS Ken Alex Director of the Governors Office of Planning & Research Michael McKeever CEO of the Sacramento Area Council of Governments Scott Bernstein President & Co-Founder of the Center for Neighborhood Technology Ed Thompson California Director of the American Farmland Trust Denny Zane Former Mayor of Santa Monica and Executive Director of Move LA Gordon Feller Director of Urban Innovation at CISCO Systems
- 3. 2 CONTACT Sage Sweetwood - Executive Director Sage@pcl.org 916.822.5632 Kenton Card - Symposium Coordinator kcard@pcl.org 916.822.5633 SYMPOSIUMOVERVIEW Climate change, economic reality, and shifting population demographics have created new momentum around land use and urban form. Regional leaders from around the state are working together to create livable communities that will also meet our targets for greenhouse gas reduction. But, the job is just beginning, and the road is long. Governor Brown has been at this task since his 1978 publication of An Urban Strategy for California. In 2015, we anticipate that once again Californias Governor will take the lead in ushering in a new set of policies to assure a sustainable future when the California @ 50 Million: Californias Climate Future is finalized. We must join with him to create a common vision for California and plan the next concrete steps forward. Lets rebuild California in a way that improves our quality of life, enhances our economic development, and protects our environment while using our tax dollars efficiently. That will require political cooperation, smart infrastructure investments, new technologies, creative public-private partnerships, and a reexamination of existing policies that unintentionally reward counterproductive land use decisions. Please help us find smarter solutions to these difficult problems by becoming a Symposium Sponsor.
- 4. BENEFITS SUPPORTOFPages 4 & 5 - landscape oriented table of sponsorship benefits Benefits of Support Presenting Sponsor Platinum Sponsor Gold Sponsor Silver Sponsor Bronze Sponsor Emerging Sponsor Contributing Sponsor BENEFITS OF SUPPORT $25,000 $10,000 $5,000 $2,500 $1,000 $500 $250 Recognition in print materials: Email Blast, Symposium Invitations, Listed on the Symposium & PCL Website, Symposium Program, Symposium Signage & Lunch PowerPoint Presentation Logo Logo Logo Name Name Name Name Company logo prominently displayed as the Presenting Sponsor in all print materials X Company logo prominently displayed on the front cover of the Symposium program X Podium remarks at Symposium from a company representative X Official sponsor host of VIP Reception X Podium remarks at VIP Reception from a company representative X Exposure to 300+ Symposium attendees X X X X X X X Company brochure included in Symposium attendee materials X X X X Advertisement in Symposium program Full Page Half Page Quarter Page Inclusion in all press releases to local media outlets X X X X Inclusion in website and social media announcements, emails, and calendar listings X X X X Opportunity to display company materials on the resource table X X X X Complimentary tickets to the Symposium 10 8 6 4 2 1 1 Listing in California Today X X X X Company listed prominently on PCL Website Logo & Link Logo & Link Logo & Link Name Name Name Name *Please contact Sage Sweetwood (Sage@pcl.org or 916-213-8034) for opportunities to underwrite breakfast, Awards Luncheon, wine & cheese reception, or other specific program elements. 3 4 Please contact Sage Sweetwood (sage@pcl.org 916.822.5632) for opportunities to sponsor or further questions. P l a n n i n g + C o n s e r v a t i o n L e a g u e Planning and Conservation League Foundation
- 5. HISTORY 50years ago, PCL was formed over concerns with Californias way of growing. While the economy was booming, air and water pollution increased dramatically, our precious natural resources were not being protected, and sprawling development was committing future generations to expensive infrastructure investments. In response, PCL helped create a body of laws that regulated the environmental impacts of future growth. In 1978, under Governor Browns leadership, a new vision for California was launched with the initiation of his Urban Strategy. Authored by a former PCL Executive Director, PCL enthusiastically endorsed this Urban Strategy as a major step toward a more thoughtful governing process. 5 PCL has worked hard to implement the Urban Strategys vision by raising nearly $30 billion to protect wetlands, floodplains, groundwater, wildlife corridors and agricultural lands from encroaching sprawl and to create urban parks, greenbelts. PCL also helped secure nearly $8 billion for transit developments such as BART, MetroLink and other light rails. P l a n n i n g + C o n s e r v a t i o n L e a g u e Planning and Conservation League Foundation
- 6. REMITTANCEFORM 6 Company/Organization:_____________________________________________ (Print company name exactly as it should appear in event materials) Contact Name:________________________________ Title: ___________________ Address:_________________________________________________________ City: _________________________________ State: _______ Zip: __________ Telephone: ________________________ Fax: ______________________ Email: ___________________________________________________________ ___Yes, we would like to participate as sponsors of the Planning and Conservation Leagues Annual Symposium. Please check a level of support: ___Presenting: $25,000 ___Platinum: $10,000 ___Gold: $5,000 ___Silver: $2,500 ___Bronze: $1,000 ___Emerging: $500 ___Contributing $250 We will contact you prior to the event for ad specifications on event materials and the names of your guests. MAIL DONATIONS TO: The Planning and Conservation League Attn: Symposium Sponsorship, 1107 9th Street, Suite 901, Sacramento, CA 95814. CHECKS SHOULD BE MADE PAYABLE TO: The Planning and Conservation League or PCL Foundation (PCLF checks are tax deductible). IF PAYING BY CREDIT CARD: Credit Card Number_______________________________________________ Charge $__________ to my: ___Visa ___MasterCard Expiration Date ________ Name of Primary Cardholder________________________________________ Signature________________________________________________________ If you prefer to register as a sponsor online, please visit www.pcl.org/events/symposium.html. For inclusion in early event materials, please return this form by Friday, December 12, 2014. For inclusion in event program and other day-of materials, this form must be submitted by Friday, January 23, 2015. Fax to 916.822.5650 or email to symposium@pcl.org. Questions: Kenton Card (kcard@pcl.org 916.822.5633)
- 7. PCLfocuses on statewide policies that build a strong economy and a sustainable future for California. PCL and PCL Foundation look for solutions that benefit all Californians and the future generations yet to come. Protecting Californias air, water, and natural areas requires innovation, commitment and a willingness to work with every group interested in building a sustainable California. 1107 9th Street, Suite 901 Sacramento, CA 95814 P (916) 822-5631 | F (916) 822-5650 www.pcl.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ PlanningandConservationLeague Twitter: @PCLeague planningandconservationleaguePCLONSERVATION P l a n n i n g + C o n s e r v a t i o n L e a g u e Planning and Conservation League Foundation