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SUMMARY:Preservation New Jersey’s 2015 Resiliency Workshop Series: Going Up? Coastal Flood Mitigation
DESCRIPTION:Approved for 3.5 AICP CM Credits (#e.29851). Check-in 1-2 pm. Online registration (Eventbrite) at www.preservationnj.org \nOne of the great challenges of communities living on the New Jersey coast or along its some 18\,126 miles of rivers and streams is how to prepare for inevitable flooding. The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) requires that buildings be elevated\, moved out of a floodplain\, or acquired and demolished to comply with the new flood maps. The hope is that elevating will keep buildings out of the water\, but what do wholesale elevations do to a community? \n\nHow do you elevate buildings without adversefy affecting historic character?\nWhat do elevations do to a streetscape? What are the best design options?\nWhat happens to the residents who can’t afford to elevate or rebuild?\n\nThis workshop will take place at the historic Bay Head Yacht Club (listed on the State and National Registers)\, which was substantially damaged during Super Storm Sandy. It has since been elevated\, and many original historic features have been restored. The facility is not yet open to the public\, so this event offers a preview of the progress so far. \nSPEAKERS: \nJustin A. Mihalik\, AIA NCARB\, NJ-AIA\, AIA Regional Recovery Working Group (AIARRWG)Timothy G. Hart\, Division Director Ocean County Cultural and Heritage CommissionLinda B. Weber\, AICP\, PP\, Resiliency Director\, Sustainability Institute\, The College of New JerseySusan Bristol\, Architect\, LEED AP\, NJ Planning Professional\, Adjunct Instructor\, NJIT
URL:https://njplanning.org/event/preservation-new-jerseys-2015-resiliency-workshop-series-going-up-coastal-flood-mitigation/
LOCATION:Bay Head Yacht Club (Ballroom)\, 111 Metcalfe Street\, Bay Head\, NJ\, 08742\, United States
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SUMMARY:2015 Redevelopment Forum
DESCRIPTION:Register Now\nNew Jersey Future’s annual Redevelopment Forum attracts nearly 500 local and state officials\, citizen activists\, development professionals\, architects\, attorneys\, planners\, business leaders and students. Redevelopment allows us to re-use infrastructure\, take advantage of historically strategic locations\, maintain and improve our communities and preserve our remaining open spaces. It is clear that redevelopment\, already at the heart of many of the opportunities available today\, will play an even more vital role in the future. By bringing together leaders in both government and the private sector who are working tirelessly to create sustainable redevelopment solutions to New Jersey’s problems\, we can share innovative ideas\, learn best practices\, and make our state a better place for tomorrow. Our comprehensive workshops and panels feature impressive speakers with real world redevelopment experience. Please join us at the tenth annual Redevelopment Forum on March 13. \nAICP CM | 5
URL:https://njplanning.org/event/2015-redevelopment-forum/
LOCATION:Hyatt Regency\, New Brunswick\, NJ\, United States
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SUMMARY:Webcast: Responding to the FCC New Collocation Rules – How to Avoid "Deemed Granted”
DESCRIPTION:Register \nThe FCC adopted new rules at its Oct. 17 meeting that are likely to require changes in the way local governments respond to applications for siting wireless towers\, and for adding antennas to\, and modifying\, existing structures. The rules could necessitate an immediate review and revision of wireless siting ordinances in many communities\, and have important implications for the way states and localities deal with siting of wireless facilities in historic districts and environmentally sensitive areas. The change in the rules may also affect the approach of public agencies\, schools\, special districts and local governments to leasing of their own property. \nCM 1.5
URL:https://njplanning.org/event/webcast-responding-to-the-fcc-new-collocation-rules-how-to-avoid-deemed-granted/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20150320T130000
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SUMMARY:Webcast: Housing for People with Disabilities: A Civil Rights Lens
DESCRIPTION:Register \nThis presentation will discuss significant changes in housing for people with disabilities over the last several years. Enforcement of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Supreme Court’s decision in Olmstead v. L.C. – which requires public entities to offer their services to people with disabilities in “the integrated setting” – has led to statewide system reform of housing systems\, moving away from congregate disability-specific housing to expanding access to scattered-site supportive housing. Ms. Barkoff will discuss the requirements of the ADA and Olmstead and describe the housing provisions in recent Olmstead settlement agreements. The changing landscape of disability housing has also been impacted by changes in the disability service system\, including new requirements for settings in which publicly-funded community-based services can be provided. Ms. Barkoff will explain how these changes in the service system may lead to change in housing systems. Finally\, Mr. Frost will describe implementation of an Olmstead settlement agreement in his home state of New Hampshire. \nCM 1.5
URL:https://njplanning.org/event/webcast-housing-for-people-with-disabilities-a-civil-rights-lens/
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SUMMARY:Green Infrastructure Workshop for Property Owners and Redevelopers
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER NOW\nNY/NJ Baykeeper in conjunction with Newark DIG (Doing Infrastructure Green) is hosting a free workshop on the economic benefits of green infrastructure. Geared towards private property owners\, redevelopers\, and engineers\, guests will learn how implementing stormwater management strategies can affect your bottom line and much more. \nPanelists include: \nDr. Chris Obropta\, P.E\, Extension Specialist and Associate Professor\, Rutgers Cooperative Extension Water Resources ProgramInexpensive Green Infrastructure Practices that Really Make a Difference \nKyra Hoffman\, Bureau of Nonpoint Pollution Control\, NJDEPIncentives and State Examples \nMelissa Muroff\, Esq.\, Vice President\, Roof MeadowStrategies for optimizing the feasibility of on-structure landscapes \nContinental breakfast will be served.
URL:https://njplanning.org/event/green-infrastructure-workshop-for-property-owners-and-redevelopers/
LOCATION:NJTPA\, One Newark Center\, 17th Floor\, Newark\, NJ\, United States
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SUMMARY:Webcast: Reshoring - The Urgent Need to Bring Manufacturing Back to America
DESCRIPTION:Register \nAmerican companies’ are on a quest to Reshore production. According to a 2014 study\, 54% of US manufacturers over $1billion in revenue are considering Reshoring some or all of their manufacturing. Site evaluation and the correct site selection are critical to the success of these projects. Establishing manufacturing at the right site has an economic multiplier effect on communities. Manufacturing jobs pay well and workers use their wages to buy homes\, cars and other goods in the local community. Everybody wins. Reshoring is a very popular idea among businesses\, their customers and governments where jobs growth will have the most impact. But it’s not that simple. Reshoring requires a carefully crafted journey through innovation\, automation\, localization of products and site/community selection. You will learn about the major components in this decision and what you need to develop a business case to bring manufacturing back to specific communities. We will also learn about some reshoring failures\, where selecting the wrong site had devastating results.
URL:https://njplanning.org/event/webcast-reshoring-the-urgent-need-to-bring-manufacturing-back-to-america/
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SUMMARY:PP Exam Review Course
DESCRIPTION:The PP Exam Review Course for the Spring 2015 test period will be held Saturday\, March 28\, 2015 from 8:30AM to 4:00PM\, at the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy\, Civic Square Building\, 33 Livingston Avenue\, 2nd Floor\, Room 261\, New Brunswick\, NJ 08901. A light breakfast will be served\, and students are encouraged to support local restaurants in the city for lunch. \nThe Review Course is expected to cover general exam topics including the State Plan\, County Planning Act\, environmental regulations\, affordable housing\, Planning Board and Board of Adjustment activities\, MLUL\, regional planning entities\, and other material relative to the PP Exam. Additionally\, all students will receive a complimentary copy of the 2010 Complete Guide to Planning in New Jersey. \nQuestions?  Contact Cheryl Bergailo at cbergailo@hotmail.com. \nRegister online below or download a paper registration form.   Cost $100/Members\, $125/Non-Members \nClick here to download the information packet from the State Board of Professional Planners. \n [add_to_cart item=”pp-12″ quantity=”user:1″ ] 
URL:https://njplanning.org/event/pp-exam-review-course-3/
LOCATION:Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy\, 33 Livingston Avenue\, New Brunswick\, NJ\, 08901\, United States
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