Resiliency & Climate Response Meeting

The Resiliency & Climate Response committee helps mitigate, adapt, and prepare for the ongoing and future impacts of climate change. We strive to identify practical solutions, build awareness, educate, and advocate for urgency in climate resilience activities.

JUNE AGENDA

TRACKING ISSUES

• DEC (Design Excellence Conference): Water focus

  • Three courses submitted and approved (share info)

  • Schedule planning check-ins with speakers

• AEGB Input – follow up items

  • Carbon sequestration – Caroline -> Samira

  • Share DEC info with AE staff as requested

  • Share data resources for water projections (drought risk assessment) – Caroline -> David Venheizen

PRIORITY ITEMS

• Capture presenters who can’t feed into DEC/post DEC – keep soliciting

• Collaborate with COTE

  • Water Tour ideas: Hornsby Bend, UT, Apple HQ, One Water Elementary, ADS, Central Library – ?

  • Coalesce idea for resilience demo integrated into new Design Center (feedback)

CROSS-ADVOCACY COLLABORATION

• Mobility

  • Barton Springs Rd. Bridge resolution -AIA letter supporting historic landmark process

    • Ben Heimsath good reference for this

  • Streetscape design standards (* tree shade) – track and support GI, Great Streets & Urban Design Guidelines updates, I-35 frontage and cap/stitch

    • GWIG fired back up; kickoff meeting 6/15 (Lauren on this)

• Housing

  • Promote ACU to integrate small scale distributed retail/commercial

  • “Ten-minute Walkability”

• Other: Travis stitched together a laundry list of items to track, some more actively, some less (email)

View the full agenda: 260618 – AIA Resilience + Climate Response – Agenda

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