"RESTART" International City / County Managment Association (ICMA) National Conference 2021

 

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Whether you’re joining us in person in Portland, Oregon, or digitally, the 2021 ICMA Annual Conference brings the local government community together for unparalleled leadership and professional development, networking, best-in-class programming, and more!

Inspirational keynote speakers with diverse backgrounds and expertise 
New tools and techniques presented by experts in the local government management profession
Networking opportunities with local government professionals from around the world

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Join Changing Ground for a panel discussion during PLPR 2021 Online Sessions:

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Land Policies: Land policies – Instruments and Strategies
February, 18, 2021 2:00pm - 3:30pm CET (Berlin)

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PLPR 2021 Online Sessions
Planning matters, law matters, and property rights matter. To discuss how they matter, the International Academic Association on Planning, Law and Property Rights invites you to the PLPR 2021 Online Sessions.

The PLPR 2021 Online Sessions are supported by the German Akademie für Raumentwicklung in der Leibniz-Gemeinschaft (ARL), a competence centre for sustainable spatial development and research.

Join us for the Session: Housing Plans, Inclusive Zoning, Density

 

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The “Connecting the Dots Summit” will help civic leaders learn and build relationships which will help to improve the quality of life across Hamilton County’s diverse suburbs. This virtual event held in the afternoons over two days in May has been organized to bring together local government leaders, non-profit organizations, economic development professionals, educators, housing experts, academics and students, government experts, and other stakeholders to discuss the changing landscape of Hamilton County’s suburban communities. You will learn, share, and make meaningful connections that will enable our county’s communities to thrive and prosper.

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A New Model of First Suburban Revitalization: Achieving Equity and Sustainability through Land Readjustment and a Land Trust in
Silverton, Ohio – Phase 1
 

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The Village of Silverton in Ohio is interested in exploring new methods of land assemblage and land ownership  as a way of promoting more equitable and sustainable development. This land readjustment analysis is the first in a series of studies.

 

The approach aims to strengthen the long-term economic security of the original property owners, while easing the land assemblage process and offering new methods of development for investors. It would also provide the Silverton municipality an opportunity to strengthen their existing tax base and create a more attractive, walkable community hub, with more density and comprehensively planned elements.  

University of Cincinnati College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning

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Impacting Urban Future Lecture Series 

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The presentation will provide an overview of land readjustment in other parts of the world in both urban and rural settings and examine how it could be structured in a more suburban context in the United States. The goal of the land readjustment strategy, in this case, would be to repurpose underutilized low-density areas and transform them into higher-density, mixed-use neighborhoods, adding value to the local economy and creating more vibrant local neighborhoods. 

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Moreover, issues of collective land ownership will also be examined as a vehicle to create lasting and meaningful community wealth. 

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This presentation is being organized by the University of Cincinnati, College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning.

 

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Join the Village of SIlverton, Changing Ground and Reztark Design Studio for:

 

"Creating Equity Through a New Approach to Land Assemblage and Redevelopment in Silverton"

The 18 Hour City Series

September 10, 2020, 3PM EST

 

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The ULI Cincinnati 18 Hour CIty Series explores the topics facing Greater Cincinnati as it grows opportunities and delivers choice lifestyles to its increasingly diverse population.

 

The Series is a creative problem-solving forum that allows industry talent to engage with panelists to innovate around unique challenges and ideas. Expert panelists will present contemporary thinking  and together we will help form, create and sustain our 18 Hour City.