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American Planning Association
On-Demand Education
Alternatives to Eminent Domain
More than a decade has passed since the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Kelo vs. City of New London. How has political and legal hostility to eminent domain caused planners to pursue avenues not dependent on involuntary acquisitions? Explore the ways the public and legislative responses have affected the strategies remaining for planners.List Price$80.00Group viewing$300.00APA member$68.00NPC17 attendee$0.00- Frank Schnidman
- Dana Berliner
- John Baker
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American Planning Association
On-Demand Education
Innovative Stormwater Management in Washington, DC
Washington is a hub of innovative stormwater management approaches, from ground-level green infrastructure and landscape design to top-level policy like stormwater retention credit trading. Session will discuss implementation of these cutting-edge approaches at the water utility, local, and federal levels.List Price$80.00Group viewing$300.00APA member$68.00NPC17 attendee$0.00- Nicholas Bonard, AICP
- Brian Van Wye
- Bethany Bezak
- Russell Clark
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American Planning Association
On-Demand Education
Landscape-Scale Ecological Analysis in Planning
Learn from an ecologist, a county planner, and planning consultants how a science-based, community-guided planning effort led to the creation of an ecological network map and practical tools to support community resilience along the rural-to-urban transect.List Price$80.00Group viewing$300.00APA member$68.00NPC17 attendee$0.00- Barbara Johnston, AICP
- Sheila Hess
- Matthew Ingalls, AICP
- Felipe Oltramari, AICP
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American Planning Association
On-Demand Education
Ethics: Navigating the Grey Matter
Navigating the murky waters of “right vs. wrong” gets easier with experience and regular discussion. This session will provide a fun-filled refresher on the importance of the AICP Code of Ethics, with deeper consideration of potential ethical issues in planning.List Price$80.00Group viewing$300.00APA member$68.00NPC17 attendee$0.00- Tareq Wafaie, AICP
- Abram Barge, AICP
- Erica Heller, AICP
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American Planning Association
On-Demand Education
Ethics Case of the Year
This year's Case of the Year includes real-life case studies. Following a brief introduction of recent news regarding planning ethics, the panelists will review up to eight distinctive ethical scenarios, posing questions for the audience to answer, and discussing the issues that are raised.List Price$80.00Group viewing$300.00APA member$68.00NPC17 attendee$0.00- Denise Harris, AICP
- James Peters, FAICP
- Lee Brown, FAICP
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American Planning Association
On-Demand Education
Planning Commissioner Ethics Review
Making decisions ethically is the basis for sound planning commission meetings. What guidance and standards should commissioners be considering? Hear from colleagues around the country who grapple with these issues.List Price$80.00Group viewing$300.00APA member$68.00NPC17 attendee$0.00- W. Shedrick Coleman
- Ann Bagley, FAICP
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American Planning Association
On-Demand Education
Addressing the Growth in Short-Term Rentals
Airbnb. HomeAway. VRBO. Learn about the legal and land-use challenges posed by the growth of short-term rentals—and find out how communities have used land-use regulations to address these issues.List Price$80.00Group viewing$300.00APA member$68.00NPC17 attendee$0.00- Ulrik Binzer
- Nicole DuPuis
- Neal Gorenflo
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American Planning Association
On-Demand Education
Hudson Yards: New York's Newest Neighborhood
In 2005, NYC rezoned the west side of Manhattan to accommodate a city the size of Downtown Boston. Now designed as the first post-digital community in the nation, Hudson Yards is harnessing the power of data in order to create a community embedded within the creative economy central to today’s American cities. Learn how New York City built an entire neighborhood from scratch.List Price$80.00Group viewing$300.00APA member$68.00NPC17 attendee$0.00- Mark Strieter
- Frank Ruchala, AICP
- Michael Samuelian, AICP
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American Planning Association
On-Demand Education
Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) in Connecticut
More communities in Connecticut are embracing transit-oriented development (TOD), and developing progressive policy to advance TOD projects around their rail and bus transit stations. This session will focus on successful examples of current TOD efforts at the local, regional and state level, and evaluate several case studies to highlight the key challenges, opportunities, and success stories.List Price$80.00Group viewing$300.00APA member$68.00NPC17 attendee$0.00- Robert Seale
- David Elder, AICP
- Michael Piscitelli, AICP
- Lyle Wray
- Thomas Jost
- Sara Bronin
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American Planning Association
On-Demand Education
Amtrak’s New Approach to Station Development
What is Amtrak doing to advance TOD in five of its busiest stations? Listen in as representatives from each station discuss specific development initiatives and explore how each effort links back to Amtrak’s larger corporate program to leverage its substantial asset portfolio.List Price$80.00Group viewing$300.00APA member$68.00NPC17 attendee$0.00- Suzanne Mosher
- Cate Singer
- Janet Campbell-Lorenc, AICP
- Natalie Shieh, AICP
- Brian Traylor, AICP
- Gretchen Kostura, AICP
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American Planning Association
On-Demand Education
Neighborhood Effects, Opportunity Analysis, and Fair Housing
The session introduces opportunity analysis and its roots in neighborhood effects. It then describes how opportunity analysis has been used to meet HUD’s fair housing regulations and develop sustainable development plans. Finally, it introduces new opportunity mapping tools.List Price$80.00Group viewing$300.00APA member$68.00NPC17 attendee$0.00- Eli Knaap
- Willow Lung Amam
- Richard Hall, AICP
- Gerrit Knaap
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American Planning Association
On-Demand Education
Activating Spaces, Developing Places
Development should not happen to a place but with a place. A new neighborhood playbook is emerging that helps communities and developers work together to activate spaces enroute to equitably developing places. This session describes how it works.List Price$80.00Group viewing$300.00APA member$68.00NPC17 attendee$0.00- Kevin Wright
- Joseph Nickol, AICP
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American Planning Association
On-Demand Education
Evaluating Incentives Using an ROI Approach
Many cities regularly give out various tax incentives, credits, and rebates to induce additional (and much needed) development within the community. But are these incentives really needed? And how much incentive is too much?List Price$80.00Group viewing$300.00APA member$68.00NPC17 attendee$0.00- Jonathan Ferry
- Sarah Coffin, AICP
- Andrew Murray, AICP
- Andrew Struckhoff, AICP
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American Planning Association
On-Demand Education
Planning and Governing for Racial Equity
Government’s proactive work on racial equity has the potential to leverage significant change. Explore planning tools and two case studies to help you achieve racial equity in our communities.List Price$80.00Group viewing$300.00APA member$68.00NPC17 attendee$0.00- Nora Liu
- Glenn Harris
- Beth Altshuler
- Andrea Manzo
- Megan Hunter
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American Planning Association
On-Demand Education
The Reality of Planning for Retail
When planners designate retail uses without considering the economic and operational requirements needed for success, the result can be empty space and stakeholder disappointment. This panel will focus on what is essential for retail plans to become a reality.List Price$80.00Group viewing$300.00APA member$68.00NPC17 attendee$0.00- Israel Cronk
- Paul Teti
- Steve Dwoskin
- Kate Coburn
- Deborah Lawlor, FAICP
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American Planning Association
On-Demand Education
Priorities and Strategies for City Design
How can design address the many challenges that cities face? Planners and designers from New York, San Francisco, and Seattle will share the latest efforts in their cities to promote design thinking while engaging larger issues of equity and sustainability.List Price$80.00Group viewing$300.00APA member$68.00NPC17 attendee$0.00- Neil Hrushowy
- Michael Jenkins
- Justin Moore, AICP
- Ethel Sheffer, FAICP
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American Planning Association
On-Demand Education
Improving Partnerships for Resilient Waterfronts
A new economy and a changing workforce are shifting the purpose and use of waterfronts. Learn how better cooperation between private and public entities can take advantage of these demographic changes to create more impactful, wide-reaching, and transformational waterfront projects.List Price$80.00Group viewing$300.00APA member$68.00NPC17 attendee$0.00- Thaddeus Pawlowski
- Alan Mountjoy
- Alex Washburn
- Robbin Peach
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American Planning Association
On-Demand Education
Design for Density
Development density has become an instrumental factor in shaping more livable, transit-supportive, sustainable communities. However, not all density is created equal. Learn specific design tools and strategies to achieve dense development that advances community goals and aspirations.List Price$80.00Group viewing$300.00APA member$68.00NPC17 attendee$0.00- Nathan Nagai
- Amit Price Patel, AICP
- Adrianne Steichen
- Allison Albericci, AICP
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American Planning Association
On-Demand Education
Reinventing Urban Infrastructure: Innovative Design Solutions
Abandoned, underutilized spaces—products of urban post-industrialism and rapidly evolving technologies—provide fertile ground for innovative designs and planning. Learn how radical approaches to reinventing infrastructure can help you address increasing urban density proactively and successfully.List Price$80.00Group viewing$300.00APA member$68.00NPC17 attendee$0.00- Julian Adams
- Jeffrey Shumaker, AICP
- Regina Myer
- Annisia Cialone, AICP
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American Planning Association
On-Demand Education
Chicagoland Collaborative: Models for Climate Resilience
Urban flooding, caused by rainfall overwhelming the drainage system, is common in the Chicago region. Discover how engineers, planners, and community organizers are collaborating to reduce damages to homes and businesses and adapt to climate change.List Price$80.00Group viewing$300.00APA member$68.00NPC17 attendee$0.00- Danielle Gallet
- Nora Beck
- Sarah Cardona
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