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Presentations are below:
Main Sessions
- Opening Keynote | Intentionality: Competing in the 21st Century | 1.25 CM (view presentation)
- Plenary | The Neighborhood Play Book: Community Engagement | 1.25 CM (view presentation)
- Pitkin Lecture | Infrastructure Crisis: It’s Time to Rethink our Approach to Growth | 1.25 CM (view presentation)
Mobile Workshops
- M1. Erie’s Wine and Grape Region | 3.50 CM
- M2. Through the Looking Glass: How to Use Public Art to Connect Community | 3.50 CM
- M3. Lawrence Park’s Historic District | 2.50 CM
- M4. Exploring the Great Lakes Seaway Trail: Byway Best Practices | 3.50 CM
- M5. Growing Sustainable Communities and Healthy Foods through Town-Gown Partnerships | 2.00 CM (view presentation)
Concurrent Sessions A
- A1. The Integration of Water Resource Management into a “One Water Approach” | 1.50 CM (view presentation)
- A2. All Transportation is Personal: Is Mobility as a Service (MaaS) the Model for Personalizing Transportation for Everyone? | 1.50 CM (view presentation)
- A3. An Electrifying Plan for Vehicles | 1.50 CM
- A4. You Want Me to Do What? | 1.50 CM Ethics
- A5. Achieving Effective Planning Through Leader Recruitment and Development | 1.50 CM (view presentation)
Concurrent Sessions B
- Networking Lounge | Innovations in Land Use Controls: Part 1-Modernizing the SALDO | No CM
- B1. Pennsylvania Walkable Communities Collaborative: Increasing Walking Communities Across Pennsylvania | 0.75 CM (view presentation)
- B2. Transportation Planning Perspectives, Part 1: Transportation and Health | 0.75 CM (view presentation)
- B3. Revitalizing Urban Neighborhoods through Creative Transportation Investments | 0.75 CM (view presentation)
- B4. Real-Time Collaboration Through Google Drawings | 0.75 CM
- B5. GIS for the People: Leveraging the Power of Interactive Maps for Public Engagement | 0.75 CM
- B6. Measuring Blight Impact: The Basics | 0.75 CM
- B7. Buggies, Bicycles and Cars: Oh My! | 0.75 CM
Concurrent Sessions C
- Networking Lounge | Innovations in Land Use Controls: Part 2-Modernizing Zoning Ordinances | No CM
- C1. Growing Older and Designing Smarter: How Pittsburgh is Becoming Age-Friendly | 0.75 CM
- C2. Elevating Greenway Planning: Incorporating Environmental Justice, Urban Landscapes, and Ecological Restoration | 0.75 CM (view presentation)
- C3. The Affordable Housing Toolkit: Where to Start? | 0.75 CM (view presentation)
- C4. Solving Rural Planning Problems using Geodesign | 0.75 CM
- C5. Selling Stormwater | 0.75 CM (view presentation)
- C6. Building Trust from Controversy to Consensus: The Parkway East Case Study | 0.75 CM (view presentation)
- C7. Transportation Planning Perspectives, Part 2: Transportation and Economic Development | 0.75 CM (view presentation)
Concurrent Sessions D
- Networking Lounge | Is My Building Historic? | No CM
- D1. Fast-Fun-Fervent: Healthy Communities | 1.25 CM (view presentation)
- D2. Creating Safe Environments: Integrating Planning, Design & Physical Security | 1.25 CM (view presentation)
- D3. Civic Pride, Civic Engagement & Downtown Revitalization | 1.25 CM
- D4. What is my Property Zoned? | 1.25 CM (view presentation)
- D5. Rethinking Parking Requirements Using Drone Imagery | 1.25 CM (view presentation)
- D6. Neighborhood Improvement Districts as a Planning Tool: Using NIDs as Vehicle for Timely and Efficient Project Delivery | 1.25 CM
- D7. Placemaking in the Suburbs: Developing and Implementing an Arts-Based Economic Development Plan for Lansdowne | 1.25 CM (view presentation)
Concurrent Sessions E
- Networking Lounge | PennDOT Connects | No CM (view presentation)
- E1. Opioid Epidemic and Planning: What can Planners do to Address the Greatest Community Crisis of Today? | 1.50 CM (handout 1) (handout 2) (roundtable reports) (view presentation)
- E2. Making Bicycling Work in Smaller Cities and Boroughs | 1.50 CM (view presentation)
- E3. The Limits to Zoning | 1.50 CM Law
- E4. Delivering Broadband Access Across Pennsylvania | 1.50 CM
- E5. AICP: Is This Certification For You? | No CM
- E6. Achieving Your Community Goals: Truly Implementing Infrastructure Projects that Support Comprehensive Plans and APA’s Policies | 1.50 CM
- E7. The Growth Ponsi Scheme | 1.50 CM
- WalkWorks’ Wharf Walk | 1.50 CM
Concurrent Sessions F
- Networking Lounge | New Thinking in Comprehensive Plans | No CM
- F1. Moving Up, or On | 1.50 CM
- F2. Building a Stronger Planning Commission | 1.50 CM
- F3. Data Integrity and Ethics in Planning: Examining Ethics through Case Study | 1.50 CM Ethics
- F4. Planning for a Changing Rural Economy | 1.50 CM
- F5. Commodore Perry Regional Trail: 6 Communities, 2 Counties, 1 Successful Grassroots Effort | 1.50 CM
- F6. Planning for Tackling Blight: Land Banks and Other Effective Approaches | 1.50 CM (view presentation 1) (view presentation 2)
Concurrent Sessions G
- G1. Transit Service: THE GAME | 1.50 CM
- G2. County Planning to Protect Historic Resources: Making an MPC Mandate Work | 1.50 CM (view presentation)
- G3. Land Use Law Update: Annual Review of Federal and State County and Agency Decisions | 1.50 CM Law
- G4. From Visioning to Groundbreaking: Capacity Building and Grassroots Project Development in Rural Communities | 1.50 CM