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Presentations are below:
Main Sessions
- Opening Plenary: Regional Perspectives of Planning in Southwest Pennsylvania | 1.25 CM
- Pitkin Lecture: Mapping the Dollars and Sense of Land Use Patterns | 1.25 CM
- Plenary: Grounded in Green Stormwater Infrastructure | 1.25 CM (view presentation)
Mobiles Workshops
- M1. Enjoy the View: Mt. Washington Tactical Urbanism Installation | 2.50 CM
- M3. Riverfronts for All: Creating an Equitable, Continuous Public Space System Along Pittsburgh’s Rivers | 2.50 CM
- M4. How Three Southwestern Pennsylvania Rivertowns Became the First Three Certified EcoDistricts in the World | 3.00 CM
- M5. Planning Pittsburgh | 3.00 CM
Concurrent Sessions A
- A1. Addressing a Legacy of Inequality: Equity and Environmental Justice | 1.50 CM
- A2. Adaptability In Your Superpower: How to Unleash It | 1.50 CM
- A3. Authentic Engagement is More Than Just Outreach | 1.50 CM (view presentation)
- A4. Equitable Public Outreach in an Uncertain Future: Creative Engagement Methods for the Spring Garden Street Improvement Project in Philadelphia | 1.50 CM
- A5. De-Mystifying Real Estate Appraisals: The Appraisals: The Appraisal Process, Highest and Best Use, and Market Value Opinions Explained | 1.50 CM
- A6. Restoring and Restarting the Suburbs in a Pandemic | 1.50 CM
Concurrent Sessions B
- B2. New Rules, Same Mission, What Will Community Engagement Look Like Post-Pandemic | 0.75 CM
- B3. Linking County and Municipal Planning Through Regional Planning | 0.75 CM (view presentation)
- B5. Multimodal Transportation and Land Use Plans in Uncertain Times: How to Plan for Major Development While Meeting Neighborhood Needs | 0.75 CM
- B6. How Different Communities Can Approach Hot Topics & Trends in Zoning | 0.75 CM
- B7. Easy Rider: Your Guide to Level of Comfort Bike Mapping | 0.75 CM (view presentation)
Concurrent Sessions C
- C2. What to Do With All That Water | 0.75 CM (view presentation)
- C3. Providing for Missing Middle Housing in the Suburbs | 0.75 CM
- C5. Overcoming Uncertainty: Disaster Recovery Planning in Paradise, CA and Minneapolis, MN | 0.75 CM
- C6. Using Open Space to Deliver Economic, Social and Environmental Benefits | 0.75 CM
- C7. Where We Ride: For Bicycle and Pedestrian Networks and Improvements | 0.75 CM (view presentation)
Concurrent Sessions D
- D1. Addressing Nature-Based Placemaking, Active Transportation and Health within your Community Plans | 1.25 CM (view presentation)
- D2. Crossroads of Choice and Change in Pittsburgh | 1.25 CM
- D3. Intergenerational Community Engagement and Planning: Values and Practices | 1.25 CM
- D4. Trauma-Informed Planning to Address Food Insecurity in Pittsburgh | 1.25 CM (view presentation)
- D5. Regional Transportation and Land Use Planning: Collaboration, Coordination and Engagement in a Two-County MPO | 1.25 CM (view presentation)
- D6. Analysis, Visualization and Community Engagement: Using ArcGIS Urban as an Integrated Planning Tool | 1.25 CM
- D7. AICP: Is This Certification For You? (view presentation)
Concurrent Sessions E
- E1. It Doesn’t Have to be Hard: Implementing County and Municipal Complete Streets Policies | 1.50 CM (view presentation by Edmond) (view presentation by Grace) (view presentation by Guttenplan) (view presentation by Riegner)
- E2. ‘Art’ful Conversation | 1.50 CM (view presentation)
- E3. Multimodal Superfriends: The Justice League of Southwestern PA and New Tools for Transit Planning | 1.50 CM
- E4. Planning in Rural Communities: Challenges and Opportunities of Creating a County’s First Rural Community Active Transportation Plan | 1.50 CM
- E5. The Right-of-Way Wars: Outdoor Dining and Other Public Space Responses to COVID-19 | 1.50 CM (view presentation)
- E6. Pennsylvania Land Use Law Update: Appellate Cases from 2020-2021 | 1.50 CM
Concurrent Sessions F
- F1. SolSmart: How Planners Can Accelerate Solar Energy Growth | 1.50 CM (view presentation by Dunlap) (view presentation by Gilliland)
- F2. Customer Assistance Programs: Protecting Access to Water for All | 1.50 CM
- F3. Transforming Transportation: Planning for a Post COVID World…Pennsylvania’s Long Range Transportation Plan and Freight Movement Plan | 1.50 CM (view presentation)
- F4. Innovative Zoning Codes for Rapidly Changing Times | 1.50 CM
- F5. Developing Planning Leaders for the Future | 1.50 CM
- F6. Should We Have an Ordinance for That: Revisited | 1.50 CM
- F7. Inequity in the Tax System and Other Common Causes of Municipal Failure | 1.50 CM
Concurrent Sessions G
- G2. Tourism Resiliency in Pennsylvania in a Climate Changing, Post COVID World | 1.50 CM
- G3. Trail Towns, River Towns, Outdoor Towns: Recent Experiences Across the Commonwealth in Nature Based Placemaking | 1.50 CM
- G4. Form-Based Zoning on a Shoe-String Budget | 1.50 CM (view presentation)
- G5. Community Land Trusts: Investing in Affordable Housing and Neighborhood Stability | 1.50 CM (view presentation)
- G6. Pennsylvania Ethics Act Review | 1.50 CM