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Presentations: 2004
Developing Smart Growth Zoning Codes Workshops: May
28 and July 23, 2004
Chino
- Judy Corbett, Local Government Commission
Smart
Growth and Land Development Regulations
- Paul Crawford, Crawford Multari & Clark Associates
The
Why, What, When and How of Zoning for Smart Growth
- Gerald Johnson, City of Lincoln
Case
Study: City of Lincoln
- Ken Kay, Ken Kay Associates
A
Model Sustainable Development in Lincoln, California
- Alex Kelter, Chief, EPIC Branch, CA Department of Health Services
When
Will The Big One Hit?
- Steve Tracy, Local Government Commission
Reality
Check on Smart Growth Zoning Codes
- Paul Zykofsky, AICP, Director of Land Use & Transportation
Programs, Local Government Commission
Getting
Street Design that Supports Walkable, Livable Communities
Oakland
- Barb Alberson, Chief, State and Local Injury Control, CA Dept.
of Health Services
Does
Sprawl Kill?
- John Anderson, New Urban Builders
Let
Me Build Livable Communities
- Laura Hall, Fisher & Hall Urban Design
Case
Study: Petaluma
- Steve Lawton, Community Development Director, City of Hercules
Case
Study: Hercules
- Patrick Siegman, Nelson\Nygaard Consulting Associates
Reforming
Parking Requirements
- Peter Swift, P.E., Swift and Associates
Getting
Street Designs that Support Walkable, Livable Communities
- Paul Zykofsky, AICP, Local Government Commission
Smart
Growth and Land Development Regulations
Creating Vibrant Neighborhoods
For Our Growing Latino Population: Connecting Community Design
and Health Workshop: May 15, 2004, Visalia, CA
- Manal Aboelata, MPH, Program Manager, Prevention Institute
Planning
Techniques and Policies that Promote Active Living and Nutrition
- Fred Brusuelas, Community Development Director, City of Reedley
Creating
Plans that Encourage Walking and Bicycling - City of Reedley
- Marla Hollander, MPH, CHES, Director, Active Living Leadership
Linking
Smart Growth with Active Living and Health
- Rosa Soto, Regional Director, California Center for Public
Health Advocacy
Childhood
Obesity
- Paul Zykofsky, AICP, Director of Land Use & Transportation
Programs, Local Government Commission
Planning
Techniques and Policies that Promote Active Living
Building Livable Communities: Show Me the
Water! Conference: March 18-21, 2004, Yosemite National Park
- Dennis Bilodeau, Orange County Water District
Communities
that have Found the Water — Orange County
- Mayor Pro Tem Ramona Finnila, City of Carlsbad
Carlsbad
Water Resources
- Ellen Hanak, Public Policy Institute of California
Finding
and Managing Water for Growth
- Ken Kay, Ken Kay & Associates
Examples
of Livable, Water-Efficient Development
- Councilmember Greg Kirkpatrick, City of Visalia
Reliable
Water Supplies for Rural Communities
- Jeff Loux, Land Use and Natural Resources Program, UC Davis
Extension
California
Water and Urban Growth: Navigating the Seven C's
- Councilmember Sam Salmon, Town of Windsor
Vintage
Greens Residential Recycled Water Project
- Al Wanger, California Coastal Commission
Finding
the Money!
Building Livable Communities:
Connecting Community Design and Active Living, Conference:
February 27, 2004, Denver, CO
- Eric Bergman, Director, Office of Smart Growth
Getting
the Message Out: Promoting Active Living Policies and Programs
- Dan Burden, Executive Director, Walkable Communities
1) Building
Successful Streets
2) Step-by-Step...
Walking Towards a Better Denver Region
- Dan Grunig, Director, Bicycle Colorado
Colorado
Safe Routes to School
- Molly Hanson, Boulder County Health Dept.
Getting
the Message Out: Promoting Active Living Policies and Programs
- Scott Hobson, Bike/Ped Coordinator, City of Pueblo
Making
Communities More Walkable and Livable by Getting the Street
Design Standards Right
- Peter Park, Planning Director, City of Denver
Mixed
Use Neighborhoods — Creating Safe, Vibrant Neighborhoods
- Garner Stoll, Community Development Director, Town of Parker
Residential
Street Standards
- Paul Zykofsky, Director, Local Government Commission
Mixed
Use Neighborhoods — Creating Safe, Vibrant Neighborhoods
Creating Vibrant Neighborhoods for Our Growing Latino Population,
Workshop: January 10, 2004, San Fernando, CA
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