San Diego Unified new superintendent hitting the ground running. UT
Lt. Governor Garamendi is urging students to protest propsed university budget cuts. UT
Regional Airport Authority to hold community meeting Thursday on proposed changes to Lindbergh Field. UT
Judge rules that UCANN can solicit fund from San Diego water and sewers customers in order to perform an independent audit. UT
California Energy Commission will conduct two public workshops regarding proposed changes to Encina Powerplant in Carlsbad. UT
City of San Marocs to address mini-dorm issue. NCTimes
Palomar College to weigh increasing out-of-state tuition rate. NCTimes
Miracosta College will be only slightly be affected by proposed budget cuts to state community colleges. NCTimes
Showing posts with label Lt Gov. John Garamendi. Show all posts
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Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
"Green Builders Meet in San Diego" featuring Lieutenant Governor John Garamendi
SoCal Rebuilding Summit
WHERE FIRE SCIENCE MEETS BUILDING SCIENCE
Date: Friday, January 25th, 2008
Time: 8:00am - 5:30pm
Location: San Diego Natural History Museum Balboa Park, 1788 El Prado, San Diego, CA[Map]
Summit: Objective: An improvement in the successful understanding and implementation of structures and sites that are fire resistant, resilient, and appropriate.
Summary: This Summit is about planning, design, construction, operation & maintenance in the context of sustainable development within the built environment and is NOT about fire response/suppression.
KEYNOTES Rick Fedrizzi, President, CEO & Founding Chair, U.S. Green Building Council, John Garamendi, Lt. Governor, State of California
TO REGISTER, CLICK HERE
OVERVIEW How can we take advantage of the best practice technologies, techniquesand talents to rebuild after Southern California's recent wildfires in asustainable manner?
What conflicting requirements and barriers exist to overcome between fire resistance, codes and green buildings/sustainability?
What new programs, initiatives and organizations are available to addressrebuilding in a manner that allows owners and their design/construct teamsto "rebuild it right the first time?"
Come join government officials, scientists, professionals as well as various stakeholders, planners, and other experts as we explore and resolve how toeffectively address these challenges. An initial work plan will be produced,and a Rebuilding White Paper will accompany this Summit.
WHERE FIRE SCIENCE MEETS BUILDING SCIENCE
Date: Friday, January 25th, 2008
Time: 8:00am - 5:30pm
Location: San Diego Natural History Museum Balboa Park, 1788 El Prado, San Diego, CA[Map]
Summit: Objective: An improvement in the successful understanding and implementation of structures and sites that are fire resistant, resilient, and appropriate.
Summary: This Summit is about planning, design, construction, operation & maintenance in the context of sustainable development within the built environment and is NOT about fire response/suppression.
KEYNOTES Rick Fedrizzi, President, CEO & Founding Chair, U.S. Green Building Council, John Garamendi, Lt. Governor, State of California
TO REGISTER, CLICK HERE
OVERVIEW How can we take advantage of the best practice technologies, techniquesand talents to rebuild after Southern California's recent wildfires in asustainable manner?
What conflicting requirements and barriers exist to overcome between fire resistance, codes and green buildings/sustainability?
What new programs, initiatives and organizations are available to addressrebuilding in a manner that allows owners and their design/construct teamsto "rebuild it right the first time?"
Come join government officials, scientists, professionals as well as various stakeholders, planners, and other experts as we explore and resolve how toeffectively address these challenges. An initial work plan will be produced,and a Rebuilding White Paper will accompany this Summit.
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