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Presentations are below:
Main Sessions
- Opening Keynote | From Pandemic Response to Recovery: What Urban Planners Should Learn from the COVID-19 Public Health Crisis | 1.00 CM
- Pitkin Lecture | The Impacts of the Pandemic on Walkable Urbanism | 1.00 CM
- Plenary | Thinking Beyond Boundaries: Large Landscape Planning in the Lower Susquehanna River Valley | 1.25 CM (view presentation)
Mobile Workshops
- M1. Lancaster City Green Infrastructure | 1.50 CM
- M2. Dream Big and Inspire | 1.00 CM
- M3. Building an Urban Bike Network in Lancaster | 2.50 CM (view presentation)
- M4. Downtown Lancaster: The Tale of Two Parks | 1.25 CM
Legislative Workshop
- What It Takes to Win: Policy, Advocacy and Getting the Story Right | 3.00 CM (view presentation)
Concurrent Session A
- A1. Form Base Coding for Main Street | 1.00 CM
- A2. Increasing Family Engagement in Distressed Communities: Community Engagement, Collaborations and Partnerships | 1.00 CM
- A3. Designing Solutions with Environmental Justice Communities | 1.00 CM
- A4. Seeking Equity & Diversity on the Trail: Engaging Underserved Communities | 1.00 CM (view presentation)
- A5. Pennsylvania Land Use Law Update: Appellate Cases from 2021-2022 | 1.00 CM
Concurrent Session B
- B1. The Pivot: Comprehensive Planning in the time of COVID19 | 1.25 CM (view presentation)
- B2. Multi-Municipal Planning for the Future of the Lancaster Train Station Area | 1.25 CM (view presentation)
- B3. Building Resilience for Historic Properties | 1.25 CM
- B4. It Takes a Village: Multi-Municipal Planning at the Bridgeport Crossroads | 1.25 CM
- B5. Planning Ethics: What’s New in 2022 and Perspectives for Public and private Sector Planners | 1.25 CM (view presentation)
Concurrent Session C
- C1. Ensuring Inclusive Democracy through Equitable Engagement | 0.75 CM
- C2. Coming Together for Multimunicipal Planning | 0.75 CM (view presentation)
- C3. SWPA Connected: Developing and Implementing a Regional Connectivity Roadmap | 0.75 CM
- C4. Please Unmute Yourself: Enhancing Community Engagement Through Challenges | 0.75 CM
- C5. Scoping Your Active Transportation Plan for Success | 0.75 CM (view presentation)
- C6. E-Commerce Warehousing in Berks County: Examining the Transportation and Economic Impacts | 0.75 CM
Concurrent Session D
- D1. Fast Fun Fervent (view presentation)
- D2. Implementable Comprehensive Planning: Why All the Interest? | 1.00 CM (view presentation)
- D3. Breathing New Life Into Older Neighborhoods through Collaborative Revitalization | 1.00 CM (view presentation)
- D4. Making Sure Third Places Win: Creating Privately Owned Community Spaces Through Land Development | 1.00 CM
- D6. Health and Economic Benefits of Bicycle and Walking Trails | 1.00 CM (view presentation) (view handout)
Concurrent Session E
- E1. Vision Zero Implementation: Challenges and Opportunities | 1.25 CM
- E2. Planning for Electric Vehicle Infrastructure | 1.25 CM (view presentation)
- E3. I Have a Problem (and We Have a Solution!) | 1.25 CM (view notes)
- E4. Using GIS to Solve Economic Development Questions: A Case Study of Sewer Capacity and Solar Farm Development in Berks County | 1.25 CM (view presentation)
- E5. Making it Happen: Places2040 an Implementable Comp Plan | 1.25 CM (view presentation) (view full Places2040 plan)
- E6. Planning for the Central Susquehanna Valley Transportation Project | 1.25 CM
Concurrent Session F
- F1. Urban Heat Islands and Impacts to Water and Land Use Regulations | 1.50 CM (view presentation)
- F2. Planning for TOD: A Way to Transform Your Community | 1.50 CM
- F3. Challenges in Establishing and Maintaining Bike Share Programs | 1.50 CM
- F4. Catalyzing Neighborhood and Commercial Hub Revitalization: Lancaster’s Facade Improvement Program | 1.50 CM
- F5. The State of Farmland Preservation in Lancaster County and Your County | 1.50 CM (view presentation)
- F6. Land Use Law Update | 1.50 CM
Concurrent Session G
- G1. The Commonwealth’s Keystone Communities Main Street & Elm Street Programs | 1.25 CM
- G2. Jumbo Shrimp and the Suburban Center | 1.25 CM (view presentation)
- G3. From Courtship to Commitment and Beyond: How Local Agencies and Consultants Can Forge Happy, Healthy Relationships and Deliver Successful Projects | 1.25 CM
- G4. AICP: Is This Certification for You?
- G5. Climate Change Planning for Vulnerable Neighborhoods: Exploring Neighborhood Sensitivity & Exposure to An Uncertain Future | 1.25 CM
- G6. Municipal Planning Hot Topics through PennDOT Connects | 1.25 CM (view presentation)
Concurrent Session H
- H1. Safe Streets Are For Everybody: But How Do We Get There? | 1.50 CM (view presentation)
- H2. Zoning Rehab: When Codes Need an Intervention | 1.50 CM
- H3. Experimental Pop-ups: Supporting Tactical Urbanism in Pennsylvania | 1.50 CM
- H4. Mitigating Blight for the Win: Greensburg’s Elevated Strategy Toolbox | 1.50 CM (view presentation) (view handout)
- H5. Pennsylvania Ethics Act Review | 1.50 CM