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SUZANNE LAMPERT VICE PRESIDENT EDUCATION PROJECTS University of California, Berkeley, EIR on Urban Limit Line Modifications } analysis of AB, urban studies, 1971 General Plan Amendment redasignating a large area of land from urban to non-urban use. The study focused on Princeton University, Woodrow Wilson School the potential for displacement: whether the modifications ofPublicandlnternationalAffairs, would shift housing development from Contra Costa MPAUP (Public Affaks and Urban County to other areas. The EIR withstood a legal challenge by two cities and a group of developers. plannmg), 1975 EIR on a Downtown Mixed-Use Project ~' CEQA review of a proposed retail-cinema project in downtown Redwood City. Careful formulation end evaluation of project alter- PUBLICATIONS natives resulted in a change in the preferred project that substituted an office building for the additional retail space "Scoping Meetings: Get the Public Involved with on an adjacent block. Your Projects," California Planner, July 1990. Fiscal Impacts ora Destination Resort in Cloverdale > fiscal analysis of resort projeet consisting of hotel and spa, 18- hole golf course, "resort homes" (available for visitor AWARDS occupancy), conventional residences, and retail and office space. Prepared in conjunction with EIR to provide Sacramento Section, California Chapter APA, quantification of project fiscal benefits. 1992 Award for Plamfing Implementation (for Sacramento Central City Homing Strategy) EIR on the Sand Creek Specific Plan ~' CEQA analysis of a plan that would allow 5,000 housing units, a 100+ acre business park, retail end office uses, end an 18-hole golf course on 2,700 acres in southern Antioch. Important EXPERIENCE issues included traffic, vegetation and wildlife, hazardous materials (mine seepage), and effects on adjacent uses. Ms. Lampert has been a key staff member at Mundie & Associates since 1987. Her experience includes Fiscal Impacts of the San Ramon General Plan } Impacts on enviromental impact analysis as well as general and operating revenues and costs of the Preferred Plan, specific plans, real estate feasibility analysis, fiscal formulated by a community Steering Committee to update the existing General Plan. In addition to projections of impact analyses and market studies for both public furore operating surpluses/deficits and changes in the and private clients. City's reserve, the model provided estimates of potential allocations to capital and other funds. Her experience with CEQA projects ranges fi.om gen- eral plans and specific plans to single family subdivi- EIR on a Community College ~' expanded initial study and sions, multi- family housing projects, shopping cen- focused EIR on a proposed permanent facility for Vista ters, industrial parcels, and mixed use projects, and College in downtown Berkeley. Key issues were parking, fi.om urban to rural areas. Focal issues addressed in visual, end historic resources impacts. EIRs Ms. Lampert has prepared include land use con- EIR on Specific Plan } CEQA analysis of a plan to annex thcts, traffic, visual impacts, community character, Happy ValleytotheCityofPleasanton, to construct en 18- public services, and fiscal impacts, hole golf course and housing, end to provide connections for area residents to the City's water and sewer systems. Prior to joining Mundie & Associates, Ms. Lampert was Vice President/Senior Planner at Green Gruen + EIR on a Mixed Use Project ~' evaluation of jobs/housing Associates, a Bay Area economic research firm, and relationships and the need for affordable housing that a financial analyst at Santa Fe Pacific Realty Corpo- would result from development of a 400,000 sq. f~. mixed ration (now Catellus) in San Francisco. She has use retail/cinema project in Emeryville. taught Economic Fundamentals for Plauners at UC Extension. BemaJ J~-oper~ Proposal PAase il SpeciSc Plan £IR Parle ~ ( ~ ~Y[undle & Associates