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An Update of Activities COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT/I.T. DEPARTMENT Semi- Annual Report to Town Council September 2, 2014

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Page 1: Community Development Report

An Update of Activities

COMMUNITY

DEVELOPMENT/I.T.

DEPARTMENT

Semi-

Annual

Report to

Town

Council

September 2, 2014

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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT/IT

Advance

Planning

Current Planning

Environmental &

Design Review

Historic

Preservation

Code

Enforcement

Mobility Public

Facilities

Resources &

Hazards

Planning & Code

Enforcement

Transportation Econ. Dev. &

Special Events

Information

Technology

Signals, Signs &

Striping

Parking

Management

Traffic Calming

Traffic Safety &

Education

Regional

Advocacy

Promotion of

Danville as a

destination

Business

promotion,

retention, and

expansion

Promoting

community

through special

events

Management of

technology

infrastructure

Management of

Town’s online

presence

Sustainability

Implementation

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Preserve the fundamental qualities that make

Danville an exceptional place today … ( Da nv i l l e 2 0 30 G en er a l P la n )

PLANNING

Advance Planning

Develop & Update of Guiding Documents

Current Planning

Development & Environmental Review

Code Enforcement

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CURRENT PLANNING

Permit Type 2012/13 2013/14 Change Notable %

Change

Variances 17 16 -1 ----

Tree Removal 35 33 -2 ----

Sign Permit 24 31 +7 +29%

Land Use Permit 43 62 +19 +44%

Development Plan 24 40 +16 +67%

Minor Subdivision 3 3 ---- ----

Major Subdivision 2 2 ---- ----

Planned Unit Development 1 1 ---- ----

General Plan Amendment 1 0 -1

Zoning Text Amendment 1 1 ---- ----

Total Applications: 151 189 +38 +25%

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CODE ENFORCEMENT

Ensuring Maintenance of Community Quality Complaint -dr iven, resolut ion -oriented, with emphasis on health and safety

Fiscal Year 2013-14:

232 Cases Opened, 220 Closed (95% closure rate)

Survey Responses:

Employee Effectiveness (95% rated “Superior” or “Good”)

Time to Respond (84% rated “Superior” or “Good”)

Employee Courtesy (100% rated “Superior” or “Good”)

Expectations Met (83% rated “Superior” or “Good”)

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TRANSPORTATION

1. Roadway Network Maintenance

Signals and warning devices

Signs & striping

2. Traffic Calming

3. Traffic Safety Education

4. Roadway Improvements

5. Regional Advocacy

Roadway maintenance funding

Regional improvements (I-680)

Regional representation (CCTA, TVTC,

and TRAFFIX)

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TRANSPORTATION

Maintenance of Traffic Devices Requi res approximately 1 ,600 contract ser v ice hours

annual ly (exc lusive of Town staf f t ime)to maintain :

54 Traffic Signals

12 Lighted Crosswalks & RRFBs

4 Overhead Flashers

8 Radar Speed Signs

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TRANSPORTATION

I-680 Auxiliary Lanes – New Pavement and Decorative Retaining Wall

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TRANSPORTATION

2014-15 School Year

• 1,571 passes sold to date (valley-wide total)

• Serving 1,027 riders in Danville at two high schools, one middle

school, and two elementary schools

• Notable ridership: 333 riders on 5 buses to Monte Vista High School

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STREET SMARTS

A VALLEY-WIDE TRAFFIC SAFET Y CAMPAIGN

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STREET SMARTS ANNUAL TRAFFIC SAFET Y POSTER CONTEST

Over 500

poster entries

submitted for

the 2014

traffic safety

storybook

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STREET SMARTS ANNUAL TRAFFIC SAFET Y VIDEO CONTEST

147 participants

and 56 video

entries, with over

175 attendees

at the annual

Awards

Ceremony

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STREET SMARTS HIGH SCHOOL TRAFFIC SAFET Y CAMPAIGN

CHP “Start Smart” Program

San Ramon Valley High School

October 15, 2014

7 pm to 9 pm

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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Promoting Economic Vitality

1. Marketing & Branding Danville

2. Retail Retention & Promotion

3. Business Concierge

4. Business Community Partnerships

Danville Area Chamber of Commerce

Discover Danville Association

Regional forums (TVCVB, EBEDA, i-GATE)

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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

• Danville’s virtual “Gift

Card,” powered by Yiftee

• Launched May 21, 2014

• Marketing campaign in Fall

• www.yiftee/danville

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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Installed nearly

100 wayfinding

signs and 28 new

decorative poles

throughout

Downtown Danville

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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Dedicated website

for all Downtown

construction

activities; weekly

communication to

stakeholders and

interested parties

Rotating images of

project maps

Consolidated weekly

updates of all

projects

Video overview of all

downtown projects

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SPECIAL EVENTS

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Government 2.0 initiatives

Business analysis and

technology enhancements

Continuous operation of critical

technology -related systems

Security and data recovery

FY 2013-14: Responded to 1,782

technology service requests

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Danville Connect Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

FY 2013-14: Processed 5,586 service requests

since inception (20% init iated by the public)

Predominately related to maintenance (73.4%)

fol lowed by code enforcement (7.5%), pol ice

(6.8%) and transportation (4.8%)

Survey Responses (FY 2013-14):

Employee Effectiveness (83% rated “Superior” or “Good”)

Time to Respond (83% rated “Superior” or “Good”)

Employee Courtesy (86% rated “Superior” or “Good”)

Expectations Met (81% rated “Superior” or “Good”)

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Land Management Implementation

ITMP initiative to replace the current permitting software (no longer

supported by its manufacturer) with an integrated and mobile -enable

suite of community development applications

Document Management Implementation

ITMP initiative to organize the Town’s electronic and paper documents in

a manner that minimizes storage capacity demands and ensures find -

ability

Disaster Recovery

ITMP initiative to ensure the ability to recover data within prescribed

time frames in the event of a disaster

Upcoming IT Master Plan (ITMP) Projects

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QUESTIONS?

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STAFF CONTACT

Division Name Telephone E-Mail

Tai Williams, Community Development Director 925.314.3313 [email protected]

Planning Kevin Gailey, Chief of Planning

David Crompton, Principal Planner

Crystal DeCastro, Associate Planner

Zoe Meredith, Code Enforcement Officer

925.314.3305

925.314.3349

925.314.3334

925.314.3335

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

Transportation Nazanin Shakerin, Traffic Engineer

Andy Dillard, Traffic Engineering Associate

Cathy DeLuca, Transportation Program Analyst

925.314.3390

925.314.3384

925.314.3382

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

Economic Development

& Special Events

Jill Bergman, Economic Development Manager

925.314.3369 [email protected]

Information Technology Renee Collins, I.T. Manager

Keith Southern, I.T. Analyst

Andrea Scarfo, I.T. Technician

925.314.3327

925.314.3324

925.314.3322

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]