INNOVATION & & ECONOMIC V VITAL ALITY TY Final 2 2014 014-2016 W Work Pro rogra ram & & Propos osed Request for E Expression ons o of Inter erest ( t (RFEI) o ) on I n Inno nnovati tion Cen Center er City of Davis City Hall Community Chambers April 22, 2014
Work Program I TEMS MS B EFOR FORE C OU OUNCIL Action Plan Innovation Center Innovation and Economic Vitality Work Program • Fiscal Y ears 2014-2016 • Council Discussed at February 11 th meeting Action Plan for FY 2014-2016 • Translates Focus Areas from Work Program in to Actions • Provides desired outcomes and measures Innovation Center Discussion • Action from Focus Area 1 • Confirms previous Council Actions/ Findings � Innovation Park Task Force – Nov 2012 • Provides Council input into desired attributes 2
Work Program I NNO NNOVATION & E & E CON OMIC V ITALITY ONOM Action Plan Innovation Center W OR ORK P ROGR AM FY 2014 GRAM 2014-2016 2016 Based on Previous Work • 30+ years of studies and assessments • Groundwork laid for current actions M eets Council Goals • Clear direction for Economic Development • Fiscal sustainability as primary driver Reinforces Regional Collaboration • Align with Next Economy • Develop Innovation Ecosystem 3
Work Program “A CHI HIEVING THE HE V ISION ON ” Action Plan Innovation Center Focus Area 2 Increased University Engagement Focus Area 1 Focus Area 4 Connectivity Facilitate Technology and Strategic Branding and Business Development M arketing Focus Area 5 Regional Leadership Focus Area 3 Expand Support Network for Local Business 4 M odified from:
Work Program D ES ESIRED O UTC TCOMES Action Plan Innovation Center Address 3,000 job deficit in Davis (BAE, 2012) Facilitate Local Company Growth - Focus on tech and high growth business Increasing local retail Point of Sale – but not through big box or large retail outlet Create an Innovation Park , not a business park Foster an Innovation Ecosystem University Engagement and tech transfer 5
Work Program P OTENTIA IAL R EA EALIZED Action Plan Innovation Center Source: ideaslaboratory.com 6
Work Program I NNO NNOVATION C ENT NTER C ONC NCEPTS Action Plan Innovation Center Discussion to date � Continued progress from Council Action/ Findings of Nov 2012 � Innovation Park Task Force been meeting since October 2013 � Community engagement as part of CM ’s Budget M essage Outreach � Community Forum held in Nov 2013 � Articles about concepts in local and regional media � Interested parties have been meeting with local and regional leaders � Some private phone polling has occurred Proposed Request for Expressions of Interest (RFEI) � Proposed Draft RFEI � Guiding Attributes from IPTF and Community input (to date) � M eant to generate ideas and define City’s interest � Does not require a follow-on process � Does not select a preferred opportunity � Staff to return in mid-June with results 7
Work Program P ROPO ED I NNOVATIO ION C ENT NTER POSED Action Plan Innovation Center Davis Innovation Center Study, Nov 2012 Studio 30, UC Davis Extension 8
Work Program G ROW OWING I NNO NNOVATION B USI SSES USINESSE Action Plan Innovation Center Home-grown Companies • M arrone Bio Innovations • FM C/ Schilling Robotics • Gold Standard Diagnostics • Cedaron Increased Global • Expression Systems Corporate Investment • Blue Oak Energy • DM G M ori • HM Clause Startups • Novozymes • M ytrus • BioConsortia • Engage3 • Agrinos • Barobo • VaVita 9
Work Program G UID ING A TTR IBUTES FO FOR RFE RFEI IDIN TRIB Action Plan Innovation Center • FAR – Goal of min. 0.5 floor area ratio (FAR), not < 4 M sq ft of comm’l and research facilities; • BUILDING M ASSING - M ix of building types/ heights (potential for 1 to 5 stories) – including potential for headquarter buildings; • SUSTAINABIL TY - Significant LEED/sustainability (building materials, storm water retention through bio swales, etc.); • ENERGY - Net-zero energy goals - Use of parking and rooftops for energy generation; • TRANSPORTATION - Integration of alternative transit (incl. pedestrian, bike and mass transit); • WORKPLACE – Engaged/ inviting workplace (i.e. open spaces, gathering locations, shared facilities). • PARKING - Unique parking concepts; • USES - Warehouse uses auxiliary only to research and manufacturing; • DENSITY - Opportunities for densification over time (i.e. parking structures and new buildings); • TIM ING - Potential build out scenario and timing (based on previous experience); • M EASURE R/ J - Identified concept on how to meet M easure R/J requirements; and • NO RESIDENTIAL - Acknowledge communities current desire for no residential. 10
Work Program E XA LES OF OF CA I I NNO NNOVATION C ENT NTERS XAMPLE Action Plan Innovation Center Stanford Research Park 700+ acres, anchored by Stanford University and Stanford Research Institute. San Francisco M ission Bay 303 acres, anchored by the expansion of the UC San Francisco M edical Center. Torrey Pines M esa Technology Center 400+ acres, anchored by UC San Diego, Scripps Institutes and CSU San Diego. NASA Ames Research Park 500+ acres, anchored by NASA, UC Santa Cruz, Carnegie M ellon, Purdue and Singular University. Includes expansion of Google campus. City of Sacramento/ Sacramento State Innovation Center 250+ acres, south of Sacramento State. 11
R EQ ESTED A CTION ON EQUES Approve and Finalize • Innovation and Economic Vitality 2014-2016 Work Program Approve and Finalize • Action Plan for FY 2014-2016 � Direct staff to report back in 6 months Provide Input and Direction • Innovation Center Request for Expressions of Interest (RFEI) � Council Review � Discuss and Approve proposed Draft, including list of Guiding Attributes � Recommend directing staff to issue RFEI � M ay 1 st issue date � June 2 response date � Direct staff return in mid-June for report out of responses 12
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