W  LECTURE  CE 527 SPRING 2005:  NOTES  LAB 
E  M 6:10-9 pm  SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY    W 6:10-9pm 
E  Bldg. 21  TENTATIVE CONTENTS    Bldg. 21 
K  Rm. 244      Rm. 244 
1 M March 28  A. INTRODUCTION  GUEST  W March 30 
    Views of a Physics Professor  Physics Prof.  #1 
    Short Introduction by ASI Vice President, Tylor Middlestadt  Randy Knight  DOWNTOWNS +, 
    Lecture: Randy Knight incl. calculation    Input by professional guests: 
    Admin.    Such as Trsp. Eng. Tom Mericle, Ventura 
    What is Sust. Mobility? Main values of the SLO General Plan?     
    Labs general+Prepare Lab of Wednesday, March 30     
    Read …     
    Gr. For April 4: NK Ch. 1 and Appendix *)     
2 M April 4  B. SUSTAINABILITY IN OUR COUNTY  GUEST W April 6 
    Downtowns +: “Stakeholders” Input  Guests from outside +  #2a 
    Political debate about Market Place vs. Downtown and its influence on sustainable mobility.    ADOPT A DOWNTOWN + 
    Input by local “stakeholders,” such as Bob Davis     
    Downtown Zoning explained by Comm. Dev. Dept.+, Political, Economical, Ecological,    
    and Social aspects will also be discussed.     
    Gr. NK Ch. 2     
3 M April 11  Smart Growth and the Four Ds  Q1  W April 13 
    Land Use and Transportation, Traffic Models and their limitations with demonstration,  GUESTS  #2b 
    Sustainable Mobility in downtowns, the SLO Traffic Model and EIR.     
    Health: the view of a practitioner and the function of APCD  M. Wallace F&P  ADOPT A DOWNTOWN + presentation 
    Gr. NK Ch. 3  D. Tuohey-Mote, Atas. State Hosp.   
4 M April 18  Pedestrians, Bicycles, ADA  GUEST W April 20 
    Try out wheelchairs, etc. other demos  Mike Ward  #3 
    Gr. NK Ch. 4  Bicycle Repres.  BUS TRIP TO DOWNTOWN + 
      etc.   
5 M April 25  C. CONTEXT SENSITIVE SOLUTIONS  Q2  W April 27 
    Caltrans, Alternative Fuels  GUEST  #4a 
    TODs, examples of context sensitive solutions, Caltrans EIRs, and application to freeway Gregg Albright, Caltrans  DISTRIB. OF LAB DOWNTOWN + 
     interchange spacing in the City of SLO.     
    Alternative fuels, as seen by Biodiesel Consulting Firm  Jason Hoar  Guest: Peggy Mandeville Com.D: 
    Gr. NK Ch. 5     
6 M May 2  Miscellaneous Aspects  GUEST  W May 4 
    Traffic calming, exercise Santa Ysabel Avenue, Los Osos.  Prof. David Dubbink, CRP  #4b 
    Noise, with examples and short calculation    WORK ON LAB 
    Optional “Proposals for Selected Work” due     
    Gr. NK Ch. 6     
7 M May 9  Planning With Multiple Publics  Q3  W May 11 
    Facilitation Exercise with the actual topic of “SLO County 2050,” as done by SLOCOG  GUEST #4c 
    in SLO on March 11, 05 with 150 participants.     
    Demo with clickers, facilitation exercise in groups.  Chuck Anders  INTERIM CRITIQUE WITH GUESTS 
    Gr. NK Ch. 7  Jim Lopes,   
      ECOSLO,   
      D. Herron, etc.   
8 M May 16  Work On Lab #4d    W May 18 
    “Selected Work” due, “Request for Speech” due    #4e 
    Gr. NK Ch. 8    PREPARE FINAL EXHIBIT 
9 M May 23  D. SPEECHES, RESERVE    W May 25 
    Ethics, Jeopardy game    #4f 
        FINAL EXHIBIT w/ GUESTS, downt. 
10 M May 30      W June 1 
  Academic Holiday      #5 
        EXCURS. AVILA