2010 APA Florida Conference Materials

Main Sessions

• APA Florida Awards
• Keynote Speaker - Bernie McShea
• Host Welcome
• Sponsors "Thank You"

Pre-Post Sessions

• AICP Exam Preparation - Henry Bittaker
• Green Mind - Smart, Simple, Sustainable Decision Making and Planning
• Adapting to Climate Change
  • Overview
    Potential Implications of Climate Change for Adaptive Response Planning in Florida
    Robert E. Deyle
  • Building Bridges Between Public Health and Planners to Address Climate Change
  • Adapting to Climate Change: Agriculture and Food Production - James W. Jones
  • Resilient Cities: Adapting to Climate Change Workshop (Charlotte Harbor)
    James W. Beever, Lisa B. Beever, Whitney Gray, Dan Trescott, Judy Ott, David Hutchinson Resilient Cities: Adapting to Climate Change Workshop
  • The Tampa Bay Catastrophic Plan
    Betti C. Johnson
  • Policy and Planning Tools for Local Adaptation to Sea Level Rise
    Barbara J. Lausche
  • Land of Flowers on a Latitude of Deserts:Assessing Uncertainty and Enhancing Reliability (Tampa Bay)
    Alison Adams

Room 7-9

• Wednesday
  • An Update on U.S. Energy & Climate Policy Impacts, Benefits & Opportunities - Jeannie Renné-Malone
  • Climate Policy & Greenhouse Gas Issues Facing Florida APA Florida 2010 Conference CCATF BEAC Presentation to the IATF, June 2010
    Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk
  • Planning Law Feature: A Year in Review
    Rhea F. Law, Andrea E. Zelman
     
• Thursday
  • Alachua Mobility
    Jonathan B. Paul, Jeffrey L. Hays
  • Changing The Game
    Michael Cox, Stewart Gibbons, John Walsh, Michele Baker
  • Using the New 2010 Highway Capacity Manual (HCM) to Plan and Evaluate “Complete Streets” Martin Guttenplan, Peyton McLeod
  • Downtown Largo Multimodal Plan
  • Getting Around: New Trends in Mobility Planning
    Wiatt F. Bowers
  • Update on the Tallahassee-Leon County Multimodal District
    Cherie Horne, AICP
  • Temple Terrace Multi-modal Transportation District
    Brad Parrish
  • Videos: Collinstown | Eugene
     
• Friday
  • City of Tampa Ethics Jeopardy
  • A Vision for the Whole Region: Meeting the ethical obligation to seek the input of all affected persons in long range planning Bob Cambric, Kendell Keith, Margo Moehring
    

Room 10-11

• Wednesday
  • Florida Community Loan Fund
    Tapping the Money – Strategies for Growing Commercial Activities
  • Community Economic Development Toolbox
    Leigh Kellett Fletcher, James Carras, Stuart Rogel
  • INFINITUS RENEWABLE ENERGY PARK “IREP” CLEAN ENERGY, CLEAN FOOD, CLEAN WATER, CLEAN JOBS”
     
• Thursday
  • Parks Rescue &Restore Economic, Environmental and Public Health
    Miami-Dade Parks
  • ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA INNOVATION WAY – PARTNERSHIPS IN SUSTAINABILITY
     
• Friday
  • SHOW ME THE MONEY: Redevelopment
    Sharon Jenkins-Owens
    

Room 13

• Wednesday
  • Florida High Speed Rail
  • Local Economic Development Impacts of High Speed Rail
    Mayor GowFields
  • Tampa Downtown HSR Intermodal Terminal
  • Florida’s Super Region: Connecting for Global Competitiveness
    Shelley Lauten
  • Airport Compatible Land Use
  • The Challenges of Locating Mixed-Use Development - Thomasville Road/ I 10
     
• Thursday
  • Building Blocks for Ethical Decision-making
    Rick Pettis, Susan Emrich
  • Communication Strategies for Planners
    Robert Hunter, Mary Kay Peck
  • Communication Planning 101 Case Study: Henderson, NV Development Services Center
  • What is the Character Council of Florida?
  • Disaster Recovery and Utility Planning in Pensacola
    Tim Haag, Rebecca Peterson
  • Ethics in Planning: A Toolkit for Conducting Ethics Sessions
  • APA's Communication Strategy
  • The Law and Foundations of Sustainability Planning–A Primer on Preparing Sustainability Plans for Communities
    Carey S. Hayo
     
• Friday
  • Broward 2030: A Roadmap Empowering South Florida Leaders
    Elsi Rose
  • US Green Building Council Broward 2030
  • Citizen Participation in the Planning Process & Amendment 4
    Richard Unger, James Anaston-Karas
    

Room 14

• Wednesday
  • The Built Environment and Health Using the PACE EH experience to improve quality of life issues
    Julianne Price
  • The Impacts of Business Incubation and Economic Gardening
  • Linking Land Use, Water Supply & Water Quality Planning
    Roy Mazur, P.E.
  • Public Health, Planning, and Redevelopment
    Rochelle W. Lawandales, Charles Gauthier, Julienne Price, Mimi Reggentin
  • Urban Redevelopment and Public Health
    Charles Gauthier
  • Partnerships in Drinking Water Supply and Source Water Protection
    Paula Dye
  • Public/Private Partnership for Water Quality Management in Tampa Bay, Florida
    Holly Greening
  • Protection Partnerships for Water Quality Improvement
    Gwen Shofner
     
• Thursday
  • 2060 Florida Transportation Plan
    Patricia Steed
  • Clean Water for Clean Cities
  • Lake Sumpter MPO - Transportation 2035
  • Building Your Tax Base: Creating and Using Redevelopment Incentives
    Robert P. Franke, Jeffrey L. Oris, Corey W. O’Gorman
  • Helping Your Community Visualize Change
    Greg Kern, Manan Pathak, Alissa Torres, Tim Witsil
     
• Friday
  • Guiding Planning Principles for Haiti's Recovery
    Dr. Natacha Yacinthe, Oliver Kerr,Dr. Emel Ganapati, Dr. Ned Murray
  • Creating a Transit Corridor in a Multi-Jurisdictional Environment
    Karen Kiselewski

Room 15

• Wednesday
  • The Great Wall of Misadventures: Pedestrian Safety Study(Fletcher Avenue)
    Angelo Rao
  • Cleveland Street A Great Street in the Making
    Tammy Vrana
  • A Connected Region for Our Future Tampa Bay Area Regional Transportation Authority Regional Transportation Master Plan
  • Transit Oriented Development - Tampa and Hillsborough County - Part 1
  • Transit Oriented Development - Tampa and Hillsborough County - Part 2
  • Transit/Land Use Connection – “How to Make It All Work”
    Clarence Eng
     
• Thursday
  • Planner’s Toolbox 2.0: Leveraging Advances in Geographic Information Systems to Plan for a Better Future APA Florida 2010 Conference
    Adam Carnow, Michele Lundeen
  • Positioning an Agency to Bring Forth A Sales-Tax Referendum To Fund Transit Improvements…HART’s Story
  • How Can We Afford This Trail?Economic Benefits of Trails, Greenways & Pedestrian Open Spaces
    Gary Warner
  • Polk County Transit
  • Financing Transit in Florida The New Paradigm
    Tim Garling
  • Reinventing Community Involvement
    Marcie Stenmark, Beath Alden, Andrea Henning, Avera Wynne
  • A Vision for Green Infrastructure Networks
    Chris Baker, Richard Mahé, Kaeley Wiseman
     
• Friday
  • The Urban Charrette

Room 16

• Wednesday
  • Local Governance for Energy Sustainability
    Richard C. Feiock
  • Foreclosure 911 - Avoiding the Negative Impacts of Foreclosure
     
• Thursday
  • Brownfields are Going Green!
    F. Joseph Ullo, Jr., Mary E. Yeargan, Jason S. Lichtstein, Leigh K. Fletcher, Esq., Nandra D. Weeks
  • The Evolution of Restoration & Measuring Sustainable Community Design
     
    
  • Comprehensive Planning Requirements Under HB 697 - Greenhouse Gas Reduction & Energy Conservation
    
  • Greenhouse Gas Reduction and Energy Conservation I - Comprehensive Planning under HB 697
    Paul D’Arelli
  • Quantifying GHG Emissions Impacts: Restoration’s Two Designs
    Pierce Jones
  • GHG Emissions Case Studies:Landscapes & Water Supply
    Pierce Jones & Hal Knowles
     
    
  • CSX & Florida
  • Expanding Florida’s Role as a Global Gateway (Tampa Port)
    Richard Wainio
  • Florida Trade and Logistics Study Project Overview: Expanding Florida's Role as a Global Gateway
    Michael Williamson
     
• Friday
  • Establishing a Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Strategy for the City of Hollywood
    Jill Horwitz
  • From Greenfields to Courtrooms: Litigation by Environmental Advocates and Community Growth in Florida
    Kathryn Hurd
  • Miami 2060 - An Alternatives Analysis for Water Supply
    Ryan E. Wiedenman
  • The Selmon Greenway
    Alana Brasier