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SUMMARY:Public Involvement in the Transportation Decision-Making Process
DESCRIPTION:This is just one of many courses sponsored by the National Highway Institute. This one will be held in Atlanta on April 3-5\, 2012. Check the NHI web site for more information on this and other courses. \nDescriptionPublic involvement is much more than public hearings. It involves creative thinking as well as the willingness and ability to interact openly and sensitively to the public’s preferred forms of communication and participation. Public involvement is about reaching out to and involving the public in transportation decisionmaking. The public should have a role in every phase of decisionmaking\, including the design of the participation plan itself. Successful public involvement addresses the public’s procedural\, psychological\, and substantive needs while gathering useful information. By focusing on interests–rather than positions–public involvement can become more meaningful as well as useful. \nUpon completion of the course\, participants will be able to: \n\nDescribe U.S. DOT transportation decisionmaking processes\, including those that trigger the National Environmental Policy Act\nDescribe the relationship between public involvement and decisionmaking\nDevelop a public involvement plan with stakeholder assistance that includes attention to non-traditional populations as an evaluation component\nDescribe interest-based problem solving and the values that underlie it\nIdentify ways to enhance public involvement plans\n\nWho Should AttendFederal\, State\, and local transportation agency staff\, metropolitan planning organization personnel\, transit operators\, consultants\, and others who are responsible for planning\, implementing\, or participating in any phase of the public involvement process. \nREGISTER
URL:https://georgiaplanning.org/event/public-involvement-in-the-transportation-decision-making-process/
LOCATION:GA
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SUMMARY:Georgia Coastal Hazards Portal Training Workshop (CM | 6.0)
DESCRIPTION:GCHP\, is a new web-based interactive tool created to provide a better understanding of coastal resources\, coastal hazards and the effects of rapid population growth and development. This online tool can be utilized in many ways; such as\, identifying vulnerability to coastal hazards and identifying connections between hazards and natural resources. GCHP was created through a partnership between the Skidaway Institute of Oceanography and the Savannah Area GIS (SAGIS) program with funding provided by the Georgia Coastal Zone Management Program.  \nThe Sapelo Island National Estuarine Research Reserve (SINERR) Coastal Training Program and UGA Marine Extension Service (MAREX) will host this GCHP Training Workshop along with invited scientists\, Clark Alexander and CJ Jackson. \n*The American Planning Association (APA) has approved the GCHP Training Workshop for 6 credits.  \nFor those not able to attend the GCHP Training Workshop\, the GCHP Education Team from UGA MAREX (Angela Bliss and Dodie Sanders) will offer a limited number of two hour GCHP training sessions at your workplace. Interested individuals and offices\, should contact Angela Bliss at acbliss@uga.edu. \nRegistration is required and limited\, so reserve your space soon\, by clicking here.
URL:https://georgiaplanning.org/event/georgia-coastal-hazards-portal-training-workshop-cm-6-0/
LOCATION:Sapelo Island Visitor Center\, 1766 Landing Road Southeast\, Darien\, GA\, 31305\, United States
CATEGORIES:AICP CM Opportunities,Events
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SUMMARY:Sustainable Communities as a National Security Issue
DESCRIPTION:Engage in a Conversation With USMC (Retired)\, Former Special Strategic Assistant to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Col. Mark ‘Puck’ Mykleby  \nLearn more about Puck’s support of sustainable communities as a national security issue and how it has led to a national conversation about the future defense of the nation. Hear about Puck’s investigation into the importance of livable and sustainable communities. \n Cick here to register. \nAbout Puck Mykleby: \n\nSecurity Consensus.org \nNYTimes article\n\n* The three course lunch is $30/per person (plus a small handling fee)\, including non-alcoholic beverages\, taxes and gratuities.
URL:https://georgiaplanning.org/event/sustainable-communities-national-security-issue/
LOCATION:The Hil Restaurant\, Serenbe\, GA\, United States
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SUMMARY:South Atlantic Chapters and Schools Reception
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URL:https://georgiaplanning.org/event/south-atlantic-chapters-and-schools-reception/
LOCATION:Big Wang's Restaurant\, 801 South Grand Avenue\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90017\, United States
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SUMMARY:GPA North Georgia Half-Day Event (CM | 3.0)
DESCRIPTION:This reasonably priced $15 event includes lunch\, sessions\, and meet-and-greet. Sessions will include info on changes to State planning standards and land use law. The event will be submitted for three (3) CM credits. \nSeating is limited and you must pre-register. If you register\, but do not attend\, you will still be charged the $15 event fee to cover the cost of lunch. \nDOWNLOAD REGISTRATION PDF \nCOSTEvent Cost: $15 \nSPEAKERS \n\nSam Grove\, Cartersville City Manager\, will give a brief welcome.\nBrandon Bowen of Jenkins & Bowen P.C. will speak 10:15 to 11:45 on “New Land Use Law Issues” applicable to a variety of jurisdictions.\nJon West of GA Department of Community Affairs (DCA) will speak 12:15 to 1:45 on State Planning changes (DRI review\, comprehensive planning\, etc)\n\nLUNCHCatered by Flavorful Events – Penni Benford is contact. Drinks available at 9:45 and buffet-style lunch available at 11:45. \n\nTea\, Lemonade\, Sodas\, Water\nAssorted finger sandwiches\nVegetable soup\nGarden salad with assorted dressings\, cole slaw\, blackeye pea salad\nFruit\, potato chips\nBrownies and cookie assortment
URL:https://georgiaplanning.org/event/north-georgia-half-day-event-cm-3-0/
LOCATION:Clarence Brown Conference Center\, 5450 State Route 20\, Cartersville\,\, GA\, 30121\, United States
CATEGORIES:AICP CM Opportunities
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SUMMARY:Good Urbanism 101 - Columbus
DESCRIPTION:After successful courses for members in Savannah\, Augusta and Macon\, Good Urbanism 101 is on the road again and excited to travel to Columbus! \nLearn about the history of urban design\, what it really means in practice\, and important community issues affecting Columbus. Some of the topics covered in this seminar include platting and subdivision\, street design and transportation\, block design\, and zoning. \nGood Urbanism 101 is brought to you by the Georgia Conservancy’s Blueprints program\, which just wrapped up a project for the City Lithonia and is currently working to provide smart growth recommendations for the Town of Moreland\, Georgia. Instructors for Good Urbanism 101 are Doug Allen\, David Green and Richard Dagenhart\, all professors of architecture at Georgia Tech and esteemed experts on urban design. \nGeneral registration is $40.  \nClick here to register.  \nClick here for more information\, including course description\, continuing education credits and lecturer.
URL:https://georgiaplanning.org/event/good-urbanism-101-columbus/
LOCATION:Columbus State University's Coca-Cola Space Science Center\, Columbus\, GA\, United States
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