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in <br />Green <br />TRIP <br />TRANSFORM 1 560 14th Street, Suite 400 Oakland, CA 94612 www.TransFormCA.org 510.740.3150 <br />GreenTRIP August 26, 2020 <br />ADVISORY COMMITTEE <br />Marcial Chao <br />Redwood City Planning Commission <br />Pyatok Architects <br />c/o Redwood City Planning Division <br />Elizabeth Deakin <br />1017 Middlefield Road <br />University of California <br />Berkeley <br />Redwood City, CA 94063 <br />Y <br />Joe Distefano <br />Calthorpe Associates <br />Dear Commissioners, <br />David Garcia <br />Terrier Center for Housing <br />We are pleased to anounce that the "South Main Mixed Use" Greystar project at <br />innovation at UC Berkeley <br />1601 and 1304 EI Camino Real qualifies for GreenTRIP Certification based on the <br />Curt Johansen <br />proposed design and amenities dated July 10, 2020. <br />Kings River Community <br />Partners, LLC <br />Alison Kirk <br />Our evaluation demonstrates that this project meets GreenTRIP standards <br />Bay Area Air Quality <br />for the Urban Center place type with daily household driving projected to be <br />Management District <br />no more than 25 daily vehicle miles driven per household, a parking ratio of <br />Richard Lee <br />1.0 spaces per unit or less, and the provision of at least two traffic reduction <br />Transportation Choices for <br />Sustainable Communities <br />strategies. The project provides one secured bicycle parking space for each <br />unit and guest bicycle parking. The project will also participate in GreenTRIP's <br />Todd Litman <br />Victoria Transport <br />Transportation and Parking Survey for annual monitoring. Upon approval of <br />Policy Institute <br />these conditions, this project will join an esteemed group of certified projects <br />Kathleen Livermore <br />with low traffic and excellent transportation amenities. <br />Former, City of Alameda <br />Adam Millard -Ball <br />University of California <br />Since 1997, TransForm has been working for world class public transportation <br />Santa Cruz <br />and walkable communities in the Bay Area and beyond. In 2008, TransForm <br />Naomi Cytron <br />launched GreenTRIP, a certification program for new residential development, <br />Federal Reserve _.— .. ,d., <br />focused on Traffic Reduction and Innovative Parking. GreenTRIP certifies <br />Francisco <br />projects that will allow new residents to drive less while increasing their mobility <br />Natalie Sandoval <br />in a variety of ways. When residents have access to affordable homes close to <br />Urban Land Institute San <br />Francisco <br />services, jobs and transit, and developments are designed with traffic reduction <br />and innovative parking, there are benefits for all: <br />Krute Singe <br />Metropolitan Transportation <br />Commission <br />Increased household transportation savings. <br />Robert Swierk <br />Economic support for locally serving businesses. <br />Santa Clara Valley <br />Less freeway traffic and fewer vehicle collisions. <br />Transportation Authority <br />Abby Thorne -Lyman <br />Improved public health through increased walking and better air quality. <br />Bay Area Rapid Transit <br />Greater demand and support of transit services. <br />Jeffrey Tumlin <br />Reduced greenhouse gas emissions, supporting compliance with SB375 <br />Nelson\Nygaard <br />and AB32. <br />Aaron Welch <br />Aaron Welch Planning <br />Kate White <br />This project meets the GreenTRIP Certification Standards for the "Urban Center" <br />AK„r <br />place type. The Place Type is determined according to definitions set forth by <br />Jeff Wood <br />the Metropolitan Transportation Commission's (MTC) Station Area Planning <br />The Overhead Wire <br />Manual, 2007. GreenTRIP Certification standards are designed according to <br />these Place Types and tailored to create a feasible yet innovative standard. <br />