AGENDA

Scott Bernstein, President
Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT)
Chairman, Surface Transportation Policy Partnership (STPP)

Jacky Grimshaw, Vice-President for Policy, Transportation and Community Development
Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT)

Mayor Rick Baker, St. Petersburg, FL

A good land use plan is the foundation for a good transportation system. With an understanding of what integrating transportation& land use means, a panel of experts will discuss the value of integration from various perspectives. 

Anne Canby, President, President, STPP, Moderator
Panelists
Rick Hall, President, Hall Planning & Engineering, Inc
Bruce Turner, Director of Planning Services, Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada
Jana Lynott, Strategic Policy Advisor, Transportation-Livable Communities, AARP

Providing mobility choices for communities of all sizes and densities is the key to good transportation & land use integration.  Resource experts will discuss the role network connectivity, land use mixes, densities, building & facility design and travel behavior play from the development of a long-range regional plan to project design and construction.

Linda Watson, Chief Executive Officer, Orlando Lynx, Moderator
Panelists:
Troy Russ, Principal, Glatting Jackson
Chris Sinclair, President,-Renaissance Planning Group

Box Lunch & Bus tour to see the integration of land use and transportation

Narrated by Chris Sinclair, Renaissance Planning Group

Field Trip to Downtown Hospital(s) and future rail station sites using a “place audit” tool.

Led by Kate Ange & Chris Sinclair, Renaissance Planning Group

Interactive Exercise using info from field trip and tools.  Each group will work on proposals for one of the sites visited. 

Kate Ange, Renaissance Planning Group                              

All groups will reconvene and report out on the strategies developed for integrating the new rail line and the surrounding land uses including redevelopment options.

Works for Your Community
A panel of practitioners will describe their processes including: what technical tools you need to create the vision; how to get all the stakeholders (citizens to implementers) values into the equation; and how stakeholders ensure accountability and consistency with the adopted vision. 

Gary Toth, Senior Director for Transportation Initiatives, Project for Public Spaces, Moderator
Marlie Sanderson, Assistant Executive Director, North Central Florida Regional Planning Council
Alex Graziani, Executive Director, Smart Growth Partnership of Westmoreland Co, PA
Dan Reuter, Division Chief of Land Use Planning, Atlanta Regional Commission

Developers will share their perspectives on how they evaluate markets, what motivates them, and what drives them away from a community.  How the elements of density, diversity, design and location work from a market perspective.  Examples of different development and redevelopment types will be discussed.

Troy Russ, Glatting Jackson, Moderator
David Pace, President, New Broad Street Companies
Sam Sherman, Managing Partner, New Urban Ventures, LLC

Scott Bernstein, President, Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT)

Participants will convene in small groups with one of the workshop experts to discuss what is most critical in their communities.  Working together, participants will identify
key actions to champion in their communities.

Each group will report on their discussions and the top challenges to a fully integrated land use and transportation planning process  in their communities.

Pulling it all together to create livable places with mobility choices for everyone.

Tom Murphy, Senior Resident Fellow, Urban Land Institute