ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP ADVISORY COMMITTEE MARCH 21, 2018
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1 ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP ADVISORY COMMITTEE MARCH 21, 2018
2 FEATURED PANEL: ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION & AIR QUALITY Anton Cox Air Quality Program Capital Area Council of Governments Katherine Gregor Active Transportation & Street Design Division Austin Transportation Department, City of Austin Christopher Stanton Founder & Executive Director Ghisallo Cycling Initiative AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 2
3 Helping People Choose To Bike for transportation in their busy daily lives
4 Austin Biking Encouragement Project
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6 Vision Statement The Austin Biking Encouragement Project helps people enjoy the many personal benefits of travel by bicycle, creates access to opportunity, and makes Austin a more sustainable, livable community.
7 Turbo-Charging Bikeway Investments 300 miles of improved bikeways (on-street, protected, and trail) built since At 25% build-out of all ages and abilities better biking network $20 million in new bond funding for bikeways $27.5 million for school connections $26 million for urban trails Awesome biking network within next 6 years
8 8-POINT PLAN TO GROW BIKE RIDERSHIP Love to Ride Biking encouragement program (digital, personal, teams) 2. Biking Eco-System Holistically address people s needs and barriers 3. Biking Ambassadors Personalized encouragement (Smart Trips) 4. Bikeway Activations Encourage people to use high-comfort bikeways 5. Bike-Friendly Destinations Bike-friendly business & district program 6. Ladders of Opportunity Help people bike for affordable transportation 7. Vision Zero Safety education program (for drivers and cyclists) 8. Partner Pledges Community actions and support to increase bike trips
9 Join the May Biking Challenge! LoveToRide.net/Austin
10 Let s Get Personal: Overcoming Barriers
11 7 Personal Motivations
12 1 Register. It's free! 2 Ride for 10 minutes or more. 3 Recruit friends & colleagues. 4 Win Prizes!
13 Smart Trips Neighborhood-based Personalized encouragement Toolkit delivered to door Fall 2018: Central East Austin
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15 Bikeway Activations Encouraging people to use high-comfort bikeways
16 Bike to Manor Road Day Sat. March 31, 12-4 PM
17 Earth Day Festival World of Biking April 21 Huston-Tillotson Campus, 12 7 pm
18 Bright Green Future Grants School-based Biking Encouragement Ghisallo Cycling Initiative (bike clubs)
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20 Vision Zero Help Austin Reach Zero Traffic Deaths
21 Safe Cycling Skills Classes Safe Routes to School Program & More
22 Thank You!
23 AISD SUSTAINABILITY UPDATES DARIEN CLARY
24 EARTH WEEK APRIL Earth Week 2018 Goal: Every AISD student will take a moment to think about how they can make the earth a better place and perform an action to do so. Earth Week Website (in development) Daily PA Announcements Activity Ideas for Each Action Area Green Meme Contest Info Featured Activities Tree Lanier Farm Fresh Friday AISD Nutrition & Food Services 2017 Logo Design Winner Najai Mckenzie-Robinson Crockett Student AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 24
25 EARTH WEEK APRIL Meme must be informative and spark a behavior that supports sustainability Contest info will be posted on Earth Week website (in development) AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 25
26 SUSTAINABILITY - PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Professor Robin C. Moore, Natural Learning Initiative AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 26
27 PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF SUSTAINABILITY IN THE 2017 BOND PROGRAM CONVERSATION FACILITATED BY MATTHEW NELSON GUEST: AECOM
28 BOND PROGRAM ESAC Meeting 3/21/18
29 Agenda Bond Projects Started and Status Campus Architectural Teams (CATs) Ed Specs Project Sustainability Goals #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
30 Bond Projects Started and Status Design Build Projects in Schematic Design TA Brown ES Govalle ES Menchaca ES Doss ES & Murchison MS DRAFT #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
31 Bond Projects Started and Status CMR Projects Ann Richards Finishing Master Planning Eastside at ALC - Finishing Master Planning New SW ES Starting Schematic Design Blazier Relief Starting Master Planning Kathlyn Joy Gilliam Collegiate Academy Dallas ISD #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
32 Bond Projects Started and Status Bowie HS A/E & CMR in procurement Rosedale Bridging document effort planned to start in April #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
33 CATs (Campus Architectural Teams) Teams include 9-10 members: School Principal Instructional Staff Administration Staff Students (for middle school and high school projects) Parents (including one representative from the Campus Advisory Council) Community Members Also Included on the team: Architect AISD Facility Planning, Design and Construction Staff AISD Teaching and Learning Staff AISD Maintenance/Service Center Staff #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
34 Community Engagement Requirements Schematic Design Phase Purpose is to inform stakeholder on: the project parameters how the building relates to the site anticipated traffic flow building orientation, etc. Design Development Phase Purpose is for stakeholders receive information and provide feedback about: the interior organization of the building exterior appearance parking, etc. Construction Phase Prior to the start of construction, the community will be invited to meet a final time to: discuss construction schedule receive the plan for housing students in an alternative location (if needed) provide contact information for the community should issues arise during construction. #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
35 Campus Master Planning Phase (approximately 1-3 months) Plan for modernization of entire campus over time Account for future growth Population and programming Construction sequencing and phasing considered Role of CAT: Collaborate and come to a consensus on the long-term strategic goals of the campus Finalizing the masterplan allows us to move into design #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
36 Concept Development and Schematic Phase (approximately 1-5 months) In general, this process starts with the Design Charrette A one or two- day collaborative work session involving the CAT, DT, AISD staff, and other stakeholders Site Plans, Building Footprint, Adjacencies Role of CAT: Review, refine and verify the approved building program and schematic design Menchaca ES Preliminary Layout: 3/21/ #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
37 Campus Advisory Team (CAT) Roadmap 3/21/ #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
38 CAT Membership Agreement Participate in Scheduled Meetings If you have to miss one, appoint an alternate Be Involved For The Duration of The Project Maintain Project Scope, Schedule, and Budget Work Collaboratively Be Respectful and Considerate Of Other s Ideas #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
39 Ed Specs #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
40 Ed Specs #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
41 Ed Specs #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
42 Ed Specs #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
43 Ed Specs #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
44 Ed Specs #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
45 Project Sustainability Goals Kick-Offs With All Project Teams Include ACR and AISD Sustainability Discussing Goals Most project aiming for pursuing LEED Silver LEED v4 Schools Draft LEED v4 Schools Scorecards Coordinating with Austin Energy Green Building program #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
46 Draft Scorecard for Menchaca ES DRAFT #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
47 Draft Scorecard for Menchaca ES DRAFT #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
48 Menchaca Site Concept DRAFT #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
49 Menchaca ES Registered with National Wildlife Federation for Eco- Schools program Teachers and students monitor and report data about their gardens and butterfly gardens #AISDFuture AISDFuture.com
50 SUSTAINABILITY ACTION AREA UPDATES SUBCOMMITTEE LEADERS
51 SUSTAINABILITY ACTION AREA UPDATES: ENERGY & WATER RICHARD SHEARMAN
52 ENERGY AND WATER Community engagement Austin Energy Regional Science Festival, February 24 About 145 people provided input AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 30
53 ENERGY AND WATER AISD Performing Arts Center has been nominated by Austin Water staff for its for an Excellence in Water Conservation Award at AW s annual awards ceremony on April 27 The City of Austin (Watershed Protection Department and Austin Water) are working with AISD s Construction Management Department to setup two, Lunch & Learns in April. 1. Using rainwater at new construction projects to reduce potable water demand and reduce localized erosion issues 2. Retrofits with passive cisterns and rain gardens AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 31
54 ENERGY AND WATER Energy and Water Webpage Ongoing - Monitoring of utilities Solar PV monitoring Water monitoring Investigating alternative options and irrigation controllers AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 32
55 SUSTAINABILITY ACTION AREA UPDATES: TRANSPORTATION & AIR QUALITY ROB BOROWSKI
56 SUSTAINABILITY ACTION AREA UPDATES: WASTE & PROCUREMENT AMANDA MORTL
57 SUSTAINABILITY ACTION AREA UPDATES: FOOD & NATURE ANNE MULLER
58 NATURE AISD Schoolyard Improvement Application -improvements-projects Girls Outside Schoolyard Features Spreadsheet Community Engagement District staff trainings: nature based play, cisterns, rain gardens, and outdoor learning spaces AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 36
59 NUTRITION & FOOD SERVICES Johnson s Backyard Garden radish sampling at all campuses the week of April 16 for Earth Week Harvest of the Month (all Texas farmers): Leaf Lettuce Farm Fresh Fridays: Johnson s Backyard Garden Carrots Recyclable trays delayed due to production issues AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 37
60 SUSTAINABILITY ACTION AREA UPDATES: COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT MONICA LOPEZ MAGEE
61 THANK YOU for all you do to help AISD be green! AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 39
62 Mark your Calendar! FY17-18 Meeting Dates: 5:30-7:30pm, Board Auditorium, Carruth Administration Center, 1111 W. 6th September 27, 2017 Food & Nature November 29, 2017 Waste & Procurement January 24, 2018 March 21, 2018 Water & Energy Transportation & Air Quality May 23, 2018 Elections! AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 40
63 CONGRATULATIONS! 1 st green school park BarringtonElem entaryisthe Green School Park! BARRINGTON SCHOOLPARK AISD & City ofaustin Partnership Join us for the Barrington Green School Park Dedication Celebration Saturday, March 24, :00 AM This is an outdoor park event, please dress comfortably. The City of Austin is proud to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. If you require assistance for participation in our programs or use of our facilities, please call (512)
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