AICP CM Opportunities

  1. Events
  2. AICP CM Opportunities

Views Navigation

Event Views Navigation

Today

Mid-Atlantic Planning Collaboration Presents: Planning for Clean Water…

Planning for Clean Water: Chesapeake Bay Tributary Summaries and Data Dashboard Chesapeake Bay tools for accessing synthesis information for non-tidal and tidal water quality, restoration targeting, management practice implementation and planning for change in the Chesapeake Bay and its watershed. Speaker, Breck Sullivan, is employed by the U.S. Geological Survey and works at the Chesapeake   

Webinar Wednesday: Checking the Boxes with Green Infrastructure

Checking the Boxes with Green Infrastructure What are the impacts of trees? Maintenance costs, economic benefits, equity considerations, health factors, stormwater implications, regulatory challenges... This session will look at the multi-dimensionality of green infrastructure (not just trees!) and the long-term vision for risk reduction and health improvement with planner and municipal action opportunities woven throughout.   

Central Section: Clean Water Planning Workshop & BMP Tour

Farm & Home Center 1383 Arcadia Road, Lancaster, PA, United States

Lancaster and York Counties are leaders in integrated water resources planning and collaborative watershed restoration. Join us to learn about their water quality initiatives, then hop on a bus to tour key best management practices in Lancaster County. Enroute to each stop, Lancaster Clean Water Partners will highlight how the BMPs to be seen are   

Webinar Wednesday: Planning for TOD – A Way to Transform your Community

Planning for TOD – A Way to Transform your Community Transit-oriented development (TOD) capitalizes on public transit access by transforming underutilized spaces into walkable and sustainable communities, with a mix of land uses, a vibrant public realm, and excellent connectivity to transit amenities. The Montgomery County Planning Commission released a Model TOD Ordinance and Guidebook   

Webinar Wednesday: Critical Aquifer Recharge Areas in the Susquehanna River Basin

Critical Aquifer Recharge Areas in the Susquehanna River Basin Groundwater recharge is the primary means of ensuring water is available in aquifers for water supply and as base flow to streams.  Different geologic materials, structures, and land uses all influence the rate in which water can recharge underlying aquifers. This study incorporated factors influencing recharge   

Annual APA PA Conference

Electrifying the Future With Our Past Join Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Planning Association for their Annual Conference in Scranton. 400 planners expected Over 40 classroom sessions 6 mobile workshops offered Up to 12 CM credits, including Sustainability/Resilience, Equity, Law and Ethics Welcome Reception at Scranton Cultural Center Annual Awards presentation - our best and brightest   

Webinar Wednesday: Ethics Cases of the Year

Ethics Cases of the Year The AICP Code of Ethics was recently updated in 2021 with the updated code going into effect January 1, 2022. This session will present a summary of the updated AICP Code of Ethics followed by a review of several ethical scenarios/ case studies. The review of the updated AICP Code