Nancy Mathison Email & Phone Number

560 Mission Street, Suite 700, San Francisco, CA

• I work in the Integrated Planning team at Arup to link transportation and land use planning to create more walkable, bikeable and transit-oriented communities.
• Project Manager for Iron Horse Trail Bicycle/Pedestrian Bridge CEQA/NEPA analysis.
• Deputy Project Manager for the BART to Livermore Extension EIR. Arup is the lead consultant for the EIR and is developing the conceptual engineering for the BART extension and Alternatives, which include a DMU/EMU.
• Project Manager for Solano Transportation Authority Coordinated Short Range Transit Plan and Transit Corridor Study. Used network analyst in GIS to develop walk and bike-shed maps and create a street typology concept.
• Developed a Complete Streets Policy and an accompanying street typology for the City of Concord, CA General Plan Update that prioritizes different modes based on adjacent land use types and function.
• Managed project to redesign the City of Watsonville Transit Center, which improves the bus circulation, pedestrian safety and creates a gateway to the downtown. Recommendations include a design for a road diet.

3433 Roberto Ct, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401

• Managed and developed air quality outreach programs and materials aimed at reducing air quality and climate change impacts. Worked directly with regional transportation agencies and lead agencies on climate change.
• Developed and managed a new program promoting car-free travel in San Luis Obispo. www.SLOCarFree.org.
• Managed effort to develop a regionally based GHG threshold of significance for use under CEQA.
• Organized an alternative fuel and infrastructure awareness event at Hearst Castle® attended by 200 people as part of the Central Coast Clean Cities Coalition and National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium.

Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo

• Researched user preferences of bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure for a local government policy guidebook.
• Developed a matrix of bike and pedestrian infrastructure preferences based on scholarly research.
• Produced a survey to gauge user preferences of bike and pedestrian infrastructure to build upon past research.

303 J St # 250, Sacramento, CA 95814

• Provided consulting services to cities throughout CA on implementing smart growth principles of compact development, mixed-use, walkable and bikable street design, TOD, and energy and water-efficient designs.
• Facilitated and coordinated 5 MPO or Caltrans funded transportation planning charrettes and corridor studies and over 15 workshops on the Ahwahnee Principles for livable communities.
• Authored fact sheets and guidebooks on sustainable design principles.
• Wrote a Caltrans EJ Transportation Planning Grant that was awarded over $200,000 in funding for a SR2S/pedestrian safety plan in a low income and minority neighborhood in South Los Angeles with the highest child.

Coordinated a multi-department sponsored 2-4 unit lecture series on topics of sustainability. Co-led a research group on the feasibility of LEED building design on campus, with the support from the campus Department of Architects and Engineers and co-led a research group to begin work on a campus green map with staff assistance from the Office of.

Prepared and taught environmental curriculum for 3rd graders with teacher's input.

Worked with university administration to establish and implement a zero-waste policy and environmentally preferable purchasing. Performed outreach, education, and recycling collections.

Provided administrative support and research on special topics.

Designed website, managed content and entered data for Sacramento Watershed portal.

Master Of City & Regional Planning, Master Of Civil Engineering, Specialization In Transportation

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Environmental Policy Analysis And Planning