Mr. Jay Bullock
Jay Bullock is Vice President of Planning & Entitlement for Rancho Mission Viejo, a master planned community developer. Jay has been with RMV since 1997, coordinating entitlement approvals, first for Ladera Ranch, and currently for Rancho Mission Viejo, a 14,000-dwelling unit, 23,000-acre planned community in south Orange County, California. Increasingly Jay has become RMV’s subject matter expert on fire resilience as it relates to master planned communities located on the wildland urban interface, and related fire insurance challenges. Previously Jay was a planner at the County of Orange (where he and his wife met), and he has served as entitlement consultant to the Irvine Company and Lennar Homes. Jay is originally from Nebraska but came to California to attend Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, graduating with City & Regional Planning degree. Jay and his family are long-time residents of Seal Beach, California.
Speaking at the Following:
Wednesday, February 21, 2024
Future-Proofing Communities
10:00am – 11:15am
Hilton Austin, Room 406, Floor 4
Nearly 15 million people live in a FEMA-designated 100-year floodplain and more than 46 million homes are located in the wildland-urban interface. Millions more are left in the dark, often in extremely hot or freezing temperatures, after severe storms disrupt power. As disasters continue to increase in frequency and intensity, protecting people and housing units from climate impacts is a critical component to preserving supply. Join this session to explore strategies for protecting communities from fires, floods, and power outages. This session is eligible for 1.25 AICP credits. Sign-in sheets will be available at the conference.