Views Navigation

Event Views Navigation

Today

Concept to Creation – Economic & Design Elements of Transit-Oriented Development (CM | 4.0 Pending)

Special Events Forum, Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy 33 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ, United States

TOD is much more than proximity to transit – good urban design is essential to true TOD.  This panel will address the key design concepts that distinguish TOD, as well as planning considerations such as land use types, environmental constraints, historic features, and social justice issues.

Walking Tour of Bordentown City, NJ (CM | Pending)

Bordentown City

Join Bordentown City Officials and the American Planning Association - New Jersey Chapter to celebrate Downtown Bordentown’s Award as a GREAT PLACE IN NEW JERSEY!  The tour will be guided by Bordentown Mayor James Lynch and former Mayor and Assemblyman Joe Malone, with Deputy Mayor Heather Cheesman, Commissioner Zigmont Targonski and City Clerk Patricia Ryan on hand to offer interesting viewpoints and historical facts about Bordentown.

2012 Governor’s Conference on Housing and Economic Development

Atlantic City Convention Center One Convention Boulevard, Atlantic City, NJ, United States

This year's conference will present innovative economic development strategies and engage participants in discussing how best to develop sustainable communities, neighborhood revitalization, property management, green building, housing for special populations, financial resources and more.

$225

A Tale of Three City Pairs: Regional Economic Growth and Rail Transit Investments (CM | 1.5)

Online Webinar , United States

Do transportation investments, particularly rail transit investments, facilitate long-term city and regional economic growth? If yes, what is the signficiance of the role of rail transit, versus other factors, in regional economic growth? In this webinar Bill Lee, Executive Vice President of AECOM Economics, will provide an extensive data-based review of three city pairs, each representing two cities that once had similar profile, but with one city that invested in regional rail transit and the other that did not.

Policy Briefing: Recent Changes in NJ Solar Legislation (CM | 1.5)

The College of NJ, Library Auditorium 2000 Pennington Road, Ewing Township, NJ, United States

Join us for Policy Briefing exploring the New Jersey Solar Energy Legislation signed into law by Governor Chris Christie (S-1925). Experts will discuss what is included in the legislation, the land use ramifications, and its impact on the solar market in New Jersey.

$65