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June 12, 2019 @ 10:30am  \nRegister: [tinyurl.com/y4dxjfvv](tinyurl.com/y4dxjfvv)  \nLetter of interest deadline: 5pm, Friday, June 28, 2019 Questions? Call Libby Zemaitis at 845-256-3153  \nBackground  \nThe Climate-adaptive Design (CaD) studio is a collaboration between Cornell University Landscape Architecture Professor Josh Cerra and the NYS DEC Hudson River Estuary Program. The semester-long studio links students in landscape architecture with Hudson Riverfront communities to explore design alternatives for thriving, climate-resilient waterfront areas. Community stakeholders take part throughout the studio semester to help inform the design process and support practical results. For more info, visit [tinyurl.com/CornellCaD](tinyurl.com/CornellCaD and)[ and](tinyurl.com/CornellCaD and)[ ](tinyurl.com/CornellCaD and)[tinyurl.com/CSCvideoCaD](tinyurl.com/CSCvideoCaD)  \nEnvisioned community outcomes  \nƔ New conversations about opportunity and change on the waterfront Ɣ Knowledgeable and inspired community members  \nƔ Shared ideas for how to access funding and resources to adapt the waterfront Ɣ Increased awareness and capacity to apply resilient concepts and principles in projects,  \nplanning and decision making  \nƔ Alternative design concepts in-hand to enhance public awareness and support for adaptation and resiliency  \n| |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| \u003Cbr>Student design: ‘TUNING UP’by X. Wan and L. Li proposed adapting the trolley in Kingston, NY | |\n\nA successful community applicant might have one or more of the following  \nx Concern about the risks, challenges and opportunities on its waterfront  \nx New or changing development pressure on the waterfront  \nx Interest in walkable waterfront public spaces promoting boating, fishing, festivals, farmers markets or other activities, access and connectivity to a thriving downtown  \nx Interest in a resilient waterfront vision that could be incorporated into comprehensive plan, zoning and code updates and/or a, Local Waterfront Revitalization Program  \nx Social, economic and/or infrastructure vulnerabilities on its waterfront  \nHow to apply  \nPlease answer the questions below in a letter of interest (sample letter available at [tinyurl.com/CAD2019LOI](tinyurl.com/CAD2019LOI)) from the municipal governing board, sent by 5pm on June 28, 2019 to [libby.zemaitis@dec.ny.gov](libby.zemaitis@dec.ny.gov. All)[. All](libby.zemaitis@dec.ny.gov. All) communities will be contacted by August. Finalists will be notified in July of next steps in the process. Municipalities must be located on the tidal Hudson River. Support from any major waterfront landowners (other than the municipality) can be documented in attached letters of support and are strongly encouraged. Letters of support from additional landowners should clearly express understanding that the CaD studio will address NYS projections of sea-level rise and flooding. These instructions are online at [tinyurl.com/CornellCAD2019](tinyurl.com/CornellCAD2019)  \n[1](1). Name of municipality  \n2. Has your municipality completed, or is it planning to complete, a vulnerability assessment, Community Resilience Building Workshop, Local Waterfront Revitalization Plan (LWRP), or similar plans/studies for its waterfront area? If so, when were they created and last updated? If intended, what is its timeline for initiation and completion?  \n3. Why does your municipality want to participate in the CaD studio? Will the work contribute to local plans or policy under development or on the horizon (e. g., comprehensive plan, zoning updates, LWRP update, grant funded project, development interest)?  \n4. Please list names and board or committee affiliations of three or more people who can commit to working on and bringing o","cbCaiffVDMtAW2fA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiffVDMtAW2fA","pdf",229741,"English","# Envisioned community outcomes\n## Who should apply\n## How to apply\n## Application questions","[{\"question\":\"What is the Climate-adaptive Design (CaD) studio and who is it for?\",\"answer\":\"The CaD studio is a collaboration between Cornell University and the NYS DEC Hudson River Estuary Program that connects landscape architecture students with Hudson Riverfront communities. 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