Planning Reality 101
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Events
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Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy 33 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ, United States
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Marketing Affordable Multi-family Rental Housing
Jewish Federation Plaza Apartment Building 750 Northfield Avenue, West Orange, NJ, United StatesThe Affordable Housing Professionals of New Jersey is sponsoring this event that will explore how to effectively market affordable rental properties. There will also be a legislative update on affordable housing issues. A light breakfast will be provided.
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Recruitment Toolkit: An Effective and Inexpensive Way to Recruit Stores, Restaurants, and Developers to Your Downtown
Greenbaum, Rowe, Smith and Davis, Metro Corporate Campus 1 99 Wood Street, Iselin, NJ, United StatesDowntown New Jersey will be welcoming Joe Getz, Principal, JGSC Group to their April 12, 2013 meeting held at Greenbaum, Rowe, Smith and Davis, Metro Corporate Campus 1,99 Wood Street, Iselin, New Jersey 08830-2712– 4th Floor, 10 am.
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The Changing Role of Public Housing Authorities in the Affordable Housing Delivery System (CM | 1.5)
Online Webinar , United States Using 13 cases studies of the largest PHAs in the Pacific Northwest Region, this webinar outline what activities PHAs are undertaking in this devolved, market-based context, speculating about the future. PHAs make trade-offs among paths that emphasize agency survival, producing more housing for the poorest households, identification as a non-profit housing provider (rather than depending on HUD), poverty alleviation, merging with another public agency, or closing. This diversity of responses points to the under-valued attribute of public housing authorities as local organizations receiving diverse mandates from the federal government and as local housing providers.
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APA National Planning Conference (Chicago)
Hyatt Regency Chicago 151 E Wacker Drive , Chicago, IL, United StatesBegin with an unrivaled professional development program. Mix in unparalleled networking opportunities. Top it all off with unmatched restaurants, jazz clubs, and sights. Don't miss out; join APA in Chicago April 13-17, 2013.
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Bloustein Alumni Gathering at APA Conference
Columbian Room at The Hyatt Regency Chicago -
NJ Transportation Conference & Expo (CM | 46)
Tropicana Casino and Resort 2831 Boardwalk, Atlantic City, NJ, United States80 sessions with 5 to 6 concurrent each time slot specializing in transportation planners subjects ranging from new state and federal programs, guidelines, rules, etc. to peer group and VIP sessions. An exhibit hall with more than 100 exhibitors from government agencies to consultants, to equipment suppliers. All modes of transportation included except aviation.
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Improving Connectivity and System Function through Local Planning (CM | 2)
DVRPC 190 N. Independence Mall West, 8th Floor, Philadelphia , PA, United StatesThis training will offer an overview of PennDOT’s new handbook, “Improving Connectivity and System Function through Local Planning,” and provide guidance to municipalities on how to enhance vehicular, bicycle, and pedestrian connectivity. The presenters will discuss strategies to effectively regulate and manage a connected transportation network within a community, including a review of connectivity index calculations and model ordinance language.
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Frenchtown Walking Tour (CM | 2.0 Pending)
Frenchtown Borough Hall 29 Second Street, Frenchtown, NJ, United StatesJoin us on Saturday, April 20th, for a leisurely stroll through the beautiful Borough of Frenchtown, named One of New Jersey’s Great Places by the New Jersey Chapter of the American Planning Association – and we’ll show you why it deserves this title!Â
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City of Hoboken Green Buildings Walking Tour (CM | 2.0)
City of HobokenThe inaugural Hoboken Green Buildings Walking Tour will showcase sustainability in building design and function, from LEED® certified residential and commercial buildings to Hoboken’s first Passive House, composting at Hoboken Community Church and renewable energy production at Stevens Institute of Technology. On the tour you will experience Hoboken’s vibrant community, innovative architecture and see some of the hottest new properties in town. Plus, you'll learn how your neighbors are saving money and making our city greener!