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Sacramento Urban Agriculture Coalition Meeting www.sacurbanag.org 8/6/2015, 10:00 a.m. Stockton Blvd Partnership, 5625 Stockton Blvd, Sacramento, CA 95824 Contact: Matt Read, 503-302-5408 Goals: Discuss changes and updates to proposal for Sacramento County Review timeline and indicators of progress Update on Incentive Zone hearing (Aug. 6 th at 6:00 p.m.) Agenda 1. Introductions (15 minutes) a. Shosha Capps UCD b. David De La Pena UC Davis c. Shannon Bradley Resident, City of Folsom d. Ilena Montanez, Alchemist CDC e. Randy Stannard f. Dave Robson [email protected] g. Alex Reagan ECOS h. Molly Wright SMAAQMD Card ([email protected]) i. Darlean Ellis, FFIG j. Christine Tien, California Endowment k. Melanie Weir Gluten Free Specialty Store, working with urban ag/development l. Mike Viscuso, Urban Sustainable Solutions 2. County Ordinance Review (30) a. Review timeline and progress indicators from Supervisor staff i. Timeline 1. Meeting this week (Friday, 4:00 p.m.) with County Planning Staff (Kevin Messerschmitt, Leighann Moffitt) Patrick Kennedy to go over new draft. 2. Generally, a lot of support from Supes Nottoli, Serna, Kennedy. a. Nottoli wants clarity on enforcement, who responds to complaints? b. Animals should be able to stay in, might get more limited, but there is buy-in from three Supes. 3. New development code passed two weeks ago. This was what was holding the ordinance up so we should move along a little faster. 4. Will be able to pass UAO and UAIZ ordinances simultaneously at the County.

Sacramento Urban Agriculture Coalition Meeting Minutes 8/6/2015

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Meeting from the August 6 organizing meeting where we discussed the (now passed) urban agriculture incentive zone vote), and the proposal moving forward at the County.

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Sacramento Urban Agriculture Coalition Meeting www.sacurbanag.org 8/6/2015, 10:00 a.m. Stockton Blvd Partnership, 5625 Stockton Blvd, Sacramento, CA 95824 Contact: Matt Read, 503-302-5408 Goals: Discuss changes and updates to proposal for Sacramento County Review timeline and indicators of progress Update on Incentive Zone hearing (Aug. 6th at 6:00 p.m.) Agenda 1.Introductions (15 minutes) a.Shosha Capps UCD b.David De La Pena UC Davis c.Shannon Bradley Resident, City of Folsom d.Ilena Montanez, Alchemist CDC e.Randy Stannard f.Dave Robson [email protected] g.Alex Reagan ECOS h.Molly Wright SMAAQMD Card ([email protected]) i.Darlean Ellis, FFIG j.Christine Tien, California Endowment k.Melanie Weir Gluten Free Specialty Store, working with urban ag/development l.Mike Viscuso, Urban Sustainable Solutions 2.County Ordinance Review (30) a.Review timeline and progress indicators from Supervisor staff i.Timeline 1.Meeting this week (Friday, 4:00 p.m.) with County Planning Staff (Kevin Messerschmitt, Leighann Moffitt) Patrick Kennedy to go over new draft. 2.Generally, a lot of support from Supes Nottoli, Serna, Kennedy. a.Nottoli wants clarity on enforcement, who responds to complaints? b.Animals should be able to stay in, might get more limited, but there is buy-in from three Supes. 3.New development code passed two weeks ago. This was what was holding the ordinance up so we should move along a little faster. 4.Will be able to pass UAO and UAIZ ordinances simultaneously at the County.b.Changes to agree to for County Proposal i.Lowered size of urban agriculture stands ii.Put cap on number of small animals on small lots, to reflect Clevelands ordinance.iii.Included definition of Community Food Producer to allow for sale of shell eggs under AB 1990 and in anticipation of potential regulations coming through County Dept. of Environmental Management. iv.Agreed! c.Additional Changes i.Current proposal limits urban ag sales of other peoples products (produce, cottage foods) to 5 sq. ft. Consensus to say less than half of total sales area. Changed 3.City UAIZ hearing preparation a.Hearing on UAIZ for City Aug. 6th at 6:00 p.m. b.Messaging for tonight Talking points attached i.Vote happening tonight ii.Come express support iii.Huge positive step for people with food allergies c.How many urban agriculture stands are there around? d.This is probably going to be a little preview to the 6-month update e.New urban ag sites popping up i.Bird Dog ii.Nonfarm sites iii.Hmong Growers f.Press4.Working Group Updates (20) a.www.sacurbanag.org b.Social Media i.Near 500 likes and 500 followersc.Urban Ag Workshop Series i.Coming up in September 5.Announcements (10) a.August 24th Catalyst for Change - $30 for Alchemist b.Melanie Urban Agriculture in Austin, Ag Tech group in SARTA, Laura Good Food Ag Tech.c.September 12th, Fruit to Root and Concert at McClatchy Park. Need garbage goalies. Food Literacy Center party 6.Adjourn