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AvE provide mobility for people and products
in our cities and towns, and we also talk of avenues of
information and change in our communities.
RIDGES carry people and goods across the changing
landscape of our cities and towns, and we also talk of bridges
that connect differing viewpoints and build understanding in
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OMMUNITIES are the places where our citizens live
and work, where we grow up and grow old, and we also talk
' • • • • •�® communities
as entities
help define he goals of the with
spirit, values
eole who those places
that
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home.
For local government officials, C0111111LInity leadership
involves a constant search for ideas that will help solve
problems, stretch resources or strengthen the social and
economic fabric of the community.
GREAT IDEAS are needed more than ever by
municipal leaders who find their communities struggling
with a battered and sluggish economy, aid cutbacks and
unfunded mandates, and the effects of growing disparities
and discord among various segments of American society.
Dear Mends:
As Mayor of the City of New Orleans, it gives me
great pleasure to invite to our community all of the
delegates and attendees of the largest organization of
local governments, the National League of Cities. As
the immediate past president of NIX, I am proud that
the oldest organization of municipal government
leaders in the country has chosen New Orleans to
host its 69th Annual Congress of Cities and
Exposition, November 28 - December 2,1992. This
five-day conference will bring nearly 8,000 partici-
pants, representing over 1,400 cities and towns, to
our city to discuss a wide variety of training opportu-
nities for municipal officials. On behalf of all of our
citizens, we are delighted that you have chosen our
community as your meeting place.
NLC could not have selected a liner city Ihat
ours in which to convene. From the banks of the
mighty Mississippi River to the levees of Lake
Pontchartrain, New Orleans has something for every-
one. Visit the Aquarium of the Americas to see exotic
sealife and unique aquatic creatures. An afternoon
ride on our famous St. Charles Avenue Streetcar will
take you on a tour through an historic and enchanting
part of our city called "Uptown." The original section
of our community, known as the Vieux Carre, or
French Quarter, remains as attractive today as it was
nearly 300 years ago. Tjnroughout our city, historical
preservation and urban development have blended
together in an exciting landscape of old world charm
and new world vitality.
Again, I extend a sincere invitation to the mem-
bers of the National League of Cities as you prepare
to visit our city. We are glad you have chosen New
Orleans and hope you will thoroughly enjoy your visit
with us. We look forward to your arrival
Sincerely,
Sidney J. Barthelemy
Mayor
Givat ifleas is wluit the 1992 Congtvss of Cities is ,-& -60tit--
G1E r ID'EAS F OR CONMUNTlY UADERS
C 11,11"XI' I D EAS have to begin
Willi sollleolle doing something new
of ingenious sonlewher'e, and the
1992 Congress of Cities will do the
searching and discovering for you.
All you have to do is plan to he in New
Orleans November 28-Decenhller 2 for
a close-up encounter with people who
can explain how dozens of great ideas
can work foryou and your community.
'1'lle ABC's of tntiat ideas — Avenues and Bridges for
Community Leadership — will encompass everything
from making hard choices to planning a soft sell, from
sharpening management techniques to smoothing
racial tension, from building up infrastructure to tear-
ing down barriers to jobs and housing.
)'oil will want to plan this trip ahead of time, because the
Avenues and Btidges you will bee traveling at the 1992 Congress
of Cities will be filled with rewv is for you
and your community.
Take a look at the Congress of Cities pro-
gram matrix and begin mapping out
your route, following Avenues and
Bridges to:
/ ■ Community Development& Design
■ Community Resources & Relations
■ CommunityGovernance & Management
It all begins in New Orleans—on November 28. Plus a
bigger -than -ever exposition of products, services and
information resources for local government;
RE'rIIERE. LEARN THERE.
TATAKE I1011E SOME GREIDEAS ERO11
THE 1992 CONGRESS Or CYCLES.
CO11I114UNHY
DEVELOPMENT
& DESIGN
AVENUE
The Avenue of Conttnunily
Developnnenl.:uut Design will
emphasize enhancing leadership
skills that. can be applied to build-
ing; or strengthening a conuttumi-
ty's economic base, its aesthetic
character, its present, idcnl ily and
its vision for the future.
Along; this Avenue, delegates
will learn about. the latest. in Sl rate
gic visioning and long range conn-
munity planning, techniques in
neighborhood downtown revital-
ization including effective use of
the Community Reinvestment. Act,
innovations in growth manage
ment, trends in geographic infor-
mation systems, and suggestions
on how to comply Willi the array of
environmental regulations and
mandates covering solid and haz-
ardous waste, clean air:md sale
drinking water.
CO11111AN11'1'
1►E'SOUIU11?S
1tl;La'I'10NS
AVENUE
This Avenue, will focus on
humulin
services not only by
describing specific programs and
delivery mechanisms, but also by
emphasizing; the processes needed
for (heir success such as public-
private part net -ships and collabo-
ration, both within communities
and among; neighboring cities and
towns.
iota will bring home innovative
ways to educate yourcommunity
on diversity; enourage cities' roles
in educalion; deal with hate
crimes; provide youth, elderly and
child care services; minimize prob-
lems with gangs; enhance racial
relal ions, understand lite benefits
and avoid the pitfalls of public
housing; comply with the
Americans with Disabilities Act;
diminish homelessness; increase
Job opporltill ities; respond to
AIDS; work with community
groups and civic .associations;
and, create family -friendly
communities.
COMMUNITY
GOVERNANCE &
MANAGEMENT
AVENUE
This Avenue will focus on your
role as a community leader respon-
sible for setting policy and manag-
ing service delivery. Learn from
your colleagues and other experts
to enhance your leadership skills,
increase citizen involvement, bet-
ter manage your city's budget, pool
resources within your community
with your neighbors to deliver ser-
vices, market your city, find cre-
ative sources of revenue, resolve
conflicts, enhance mayor -council
relations, achieve better employee
relations, develop new leaders
within the community, communi-
cate with electronics and work
with the media.
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SPECIAL EVENTS AND PRE -CONFERENCE TRAMG SEMNARS
PRECONFERENCE TRAINING SEMINARS
LEADERSIIIP
TRAINING INSTITUTE
1992 CONGRESS OF CITIES
NEN ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
SATURDAY, NOVti11BER 28,1992
Building coalitions, ft,rging strate-
gies, and empowering others.
Local officials are faced with the
tough choices and challenges of
community leadership.
NLC's Leadership Training
Institute has been established as a
collaborative resource center for
helping local officials respond to
challenges with skill and innova-
tion. The three full-day and four
half-day seminars listed below
have been designed to provide
local officials with a variety of
opportunities for solid, in-depth
training. These seminars will be
led by well respected experts in
their fields who are experienced
anti ."Klilcd in conducting effec-
tive learning experiences.
Aseparate registrat imr fire wilt be, rharged
for these prermVerence seen inars.
LEADERSHIP TlIROUG11 VISIONING
9:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Registration Fee: $125
Learn a powerful process for directing
change and innovation within your com-
munity. Visioning,orthcartofereatinga
vision for one's community or organiza-
tion, has been successfully used by take -
charge organizations - both public and
private - to initiate and guide complex
change. A leading expert in the field of
leadership innovations will bejoined by
local government officials who have site-
cessfully utilized visioning to teach you
the process and steps for enhancing the
quality of your community's programs
and services. This seminar has been
designed to be practical, interactive, and
engaging. Itwill provide you with a new
set of tools for leading critical decision
making within a collaborative, pro -active
framework.
PLANNING AND FINANCING
COMMUNITY SERVICES: HOW TO
DO GOOD WHEN TIMES ARE BAD
9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Registration Fee: $125
Neve heard it before: a city's budgeting
process has to focus on more than num-
bers and line items. But how is this possi-
ble when 'no more taxes," "reduced
government spending," and "cutting out
the fat' keep turning up as citizen man-
dates.
This seminar will equip you with prac-
tical ideas for responding to the immedi-
ate fiscal crisis of your community. It will
provide you with an evaluation of cost
reduction and revenue enhancement
tools that are being implemented across
the country. Popular resource manage-
ment techniques such as downsizing,
right -sizing, privatization, and Total
Quality Management will be discussed in
terms of their strengths, their weakness-
es, and their long-range effectiveness for
dealing with your community's problems.
Developed jointly by NLC and The
Lincoln Institute of land Policy, this
unique course brings together expertise
and experience rarely found in a single
scminaroncommunityftnance. Attend
this seminar to discover systematic
processes for increasing quality and cost-
effectiveness while working through pre-
sentand future shortfalls.
SO DEAD-END MEETINGS DRIVE
YOU CRAZY: ,MEETING LEADERSHIP
AND FACILITATION FOR LOCAL
GOVERNMEN'r OFFICIALS
9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Registration Fee: $125
Quite often small informal groups can
playa critical role in local government
decision making- especially if a skilled
meeting facilitator is available to encour-
age and direct meeting activities.
Without the help of a facilitator, time and
opportunities can be lost to frustration.
This seminar will focus on creating
effective, productive meetings that moti-
vate people and get things done. By the
end of this full-day session, you will have
learned and demonstrated a set of skills
that will enable you to turn dead-end
meeting into sources for generating cre-
ative ideas, collaborative problem-soly-
ing, and effective team -building. You will
know how to help groups brainstorm
issues, work through problems, prioritize
connicling activities, and come to clo-
sure. This seminar will provide hands-on
training for local officials who want to
playa more interactive, pro -active role in
working with groups of citizens, commu-
nity leaders, or staff This seminar is the
first in a series of skill -based seminars on
collaborative leadership.
WOMEN AS LEADERS, WOMEN N
POWER
9:00 a. in. -12:00 noon
Registration Fee: $75
According to a growing body of research,
traditional male leadership styles have
proven ineffective and unsatisfying for
successful women leaders. Alternative
leadership styles that generate influence
and power in non-traditional ways are
now gaining increased recognition among
women and men alike.
This seminar will focus on the styles
of consensus -building, empowerment,
and risk-taking that women are using and
developing as powerful leadership tech-
niques. One of the best' selling authors on
women in leadership will present her
findings on this subject and conduct a
stimulating discussion on skills and
behaviors that women local government
officials will want to nurture in them-
selves and others. Attend this seminar to
find out how your own style of leadership
call work best for you.
for thinking about and initiating an eco-
nomic development agenda for your
small, medium, or large size community.
It will show you how to determine what
strategies are best suited to your commu-
nity's economy, what existing resources
can be utilized, and how to identify and
develop a realistic action plan that will
move your community forward. It will
also show you the kind of barriers to eco-
nomic development that local govern-
ments can move out of the way. By the
end of this seminar, you will have a clear
understanding as to what you can do
personally -and in coll0o;ation with otin-
ers- to achieve the
specific economic development outcomes
for your community.
(This seminar is the first of two semi-
nars on economic development. It may
be taken individually or jointly with the
second one that is described below and
scheduled for the afternoon.)
GENERATING JOBS AND INCOME:
111rat does it take to getyour community
CRITICAL STRATEGIES FOR
CHANGE, RISK, AND HUMOR:
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
STTRIIVAL SKILLS FOR LOCALS '
1:30 p.m. -4:30 p.m.
GOIERNMEN'7' OFFICIALS Registration Fee: $75
1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Without a well designed strategy for sup -
Registration Fee: $75
porting business development, a commu-
If being more productive and less
nity's tax base, jobs, and business climate
stressed are important to you, you'll deft-
may be left to circumstances that are
nitely want to attend this lively seminar!
potentially devastating to the whole com-
C.W. Metcalf, author of the book,
munity. For this reason, local officials
'Lighten -Up,' will revitalize you with his
need to understand the critical role they
insights, his candor, and his ability to
can play in supporting business develop -
teach you new strategies for tackling
ment within their city.
problems with greater flexibly, creativity,
This seminar will provide you with an
and satisfaction. Through demonstration
in-depth understanding of the link
and interaction, this seminar will show
between business development and the
you how to break down serious barriers
short term and long term health of your
to thinking, communicating, and working
community. It will teach you specific
with others. It will also make you laugh
strategies and activities for engaging your
and smile while providing you with
community in small business develop -
important skills you can use immediately
ment, minority business development,
and share with others. If you can only
and entrepreneurial development. It will
attend one preconference seminar, don't
provide you with a clear understanding
miss this one!
of tine important role you and your coun-
cil, staff and community can play in pro -
LEAD, FOLLOW, OR GET OUT OF
moting business development within
711E WAY: MAKING ECONOMIC
your city.
DEVELOPMENT HAPPEN IN YOUR
(This second seminar on economic
COMMUMI TT
develop provides a critical look
9:00 a.m. -12 noon
at one specific strategy for promoting eco-
Registration Fee: $75
nomic development within communities.
It provides a continuation and extension
111rat does it take to getyour community
of the discussion on economic develop -
hustling and bustling again- or perhaps
mentthat will occur during the first semi -
for a first time? Local officials who want
nar listed above. This seminar maybe
to promote community economic level-
taken either by itself or jointly witin the
opment can be the critical factor.
flrsL)
This seminar will provide you with
the necessary knowledge and resources
IME PAR'r IN NLC POLICY
UI:VIiL01'BII:N'I' A("1'11'I'I'11;S
If you arr alli'udirry the Collyress o(Cilirs,
,you r•an mulch NLC policy briny made -rind
mraybetake part is flu` process goursell,
It all starts on Saturday with the meetings of
NLC's live policy conuniltees -
• Communily and Economic
Development
• Energh,, Environment and Natural
Resources
• Finance, rldminisn•alion and
htergovernnu`nlal Relations
• Ilumaut Development
• Truusportation and Communications
During the year; die sleering tonuuit lees
of each urthese policycononittees have
debated possible changes tothe,valioual
Municipal Policy. Althe ('()ngressofCities,
the full policy couuniffees meet in business
sessions at which thev eonsidt,r reconuneu-
dalious for policy changes. If you art, regis-
tered for (It(, Congress of Cilics, you may
attend amv orthe policy committer meetings
andjoin in the discussion; only polity cout-
tnittee members, however, may voty at the
policy conuniflee business sessions.
Policv conunitice reconunt,ndations art
sent to flit, Resolutions Col unillev, which in
turn creates a composite slue of proposed
changes for the delegates load on at
Tuesday aflernoon's :Annual Business
1leeling. You mavalsoanendlht,
Resolutions Conminee nceting, bill only
nnembers of the Resoluliuns Conunif fee can
speak, make notions, and vote.
Af Tuesdav's Annual Business fleeting,
the voling mu`mbership adopts the A'alioual
.1luair ipal Policy and elects officers and
new members of i he Board of Direr f m s.
Again, if yon arc registered for the Congress
of Cities, you may attend the business meet-
ing. But onlytht,official votingreprtscnla-
liyesofdirect nu`mbercitivsand member
stat(` municipal leagues are allow•t,d on the
floor, permitted to speak on the issues, and
voleal the business meeting. Each member
state municipal league is certified to cast 20
votes, and tach direct member city may cast.
from I to 20 %•(tics, based on the cily's size.
For information on how to inU)duee pol-
icy proposals for consideral ion at the
Congressorcities,writelo: Dougl'elerson,
Office of Policy and Federal Relal ions,
National League ofCilies,1301 Pennsyh•amia
Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20004.
JOIN COLLEAGUE'S 111'1'11 SIMILAR
IN'I'I:RES'I:S A'I' NLC'S CONS11111ENCY,
AFFILIA11s, AND ADVISORY GROUT'
MEETINGS
Cities aren't all alike -and neither are local
officials. NLC's constihrency, alliliate, and
advisory gr(tups represent a number of spe-
cial interests within the will(, range orciiit,s
and local of lcials that make up the National
Leagueol'Cities. Anuugthesegroupsare
the Nalional Black Caucus of Local Elected
Officials (N'Itl'%LI?O),11onu`n in Municipal
Governnuenl (11'I11G), Hispanic Elected
Lord Officials (ITEM), Asian Pacific
rinm`rican Municipal Officials(AI'AMO),
Uniyt,rsily('onununilit,s Cancus(UCC),and
CapitalCities('aucns. Manyoflhesegroups
will bald business meet ings, seminars, or
social events during the Congress of Cities.
some ol'these events will be open to anyone
regi-sIerrd for I he ('ongress or ('it ies, w'hilt,
others will be open only to members of the
group.
S'I'A'I'1:11UNICIPAL LEAGUE
MEETINGS
Many slate municipal leagues hold meetings
and receptions for their delegates allending
the Congress of Cities. For information on
the I inn` and plaet, (tf any meeting planned
far your star dclt,galion, consult your stat
league executive director.
SPECIAL SESSIONS
FOR SMALL ('1'1'11:S G
While most cities share the same basic prob-
lems, we know that what isa run-ofthe-mill
problem fora large city can be a crisis fora
-small one. A big lire, an almost daily occur-
rt,nce in lane cities, can be a disaster fora
small one. The loss ofone business, a pin
prick in the economy of a big city, can para-
I•zt, the economy of a small town.
All hough ne;u ly all workshops deal with
issues that mote to Cu it's of all sizes, work-
shops have been designed specifically for
small cit ies. 'Those workshops are marked
with the special Small Cities symbol 0.
The small Cilics Council swill also meet dur-
ing the Congress of0ties.
LOCAL EXCHANGE
Have yon visited Nl.(,'s electronic shopping
mall:' ItiscaOedLOCAL EXCDANGE (LEX)
and it is flit, place whereyou can find infor-
mation on proposed Congressional legisla-
lion, search fin• new innovations, orask for
help drnfling a new ordinance.
Slop by the mgisn•alion area to sce a
demonstration on howyou can find solu-
lions to everyday problems simply and easi-
ly. The follon'ingorg;nhizationsprovide
informalion on LI:X:
National League of Cilies
,> PublicTechnolo}gv,Inc.
• National Associalionnrcounlies
(NACo)
• National Association of Ilousingand
Redt,velopment (lflitials (NAIIRO)
• National Tr st for -Historic
Preserva ion
• InternationalCily/county
Managentenl Association
• U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency
Don't miss this opportunity to see what
your community could be using as a
resource!
TIIE EXPOSITION
In addition to the training and information
sharing during workshop sessions, one of
the most integral parts of the Congress of
Cit ies is the exposition. This annual event
brings you the latest new products, services,
and ideas—direct from the manufacturers,
consultants, and specialists who can help
you pun them to work. Several activities are
planned in the exhibit hall during the con-
ference to provide you an opportunity to
meet and talk with our exhibitors. You are
encouraged to use this once a year opportu-
nity to its fullest.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
GUARANTEED LOWEST AIR FARES
Air fares vary across the country. That's
why the NLC Travel Services Group guaran-
tees to book you on the lowest air fare avail-
able when your reservations are made. The
fare might be a restricted published dis-
count or an unpublished, unrestricted spe-
cial fare that the Travel Services Group has
negotiated. These fares are only available
through NLC Travel Services Group. Call
loll -free (800) 336-0227; from Alaska,
Hawaii, and Virginia, call collect (703) 684-
2774, Monday through Friday, 9:00a.m. to
5:30p.m. E.S.T.
WIN Two ROUND TRIP AIRLINE
7'ICKF rS
Some lucky traveler who purchases a ticket
through the NLC Travel Services Group for
navel to the Congress of Cities will win two
round trip tickets to the city of their choice
in the continental U.S. The drawing will be
held at the Congress of Cities, and the tick-
ets may be used anytime within the 12
months following the Congress of Cities.
Travel Services Group reserves the right to
select the airline, and restrictions may
apply.
SPOUSE AND YOUTH PROGRAMS
The City of New Orleans is planning an excit-
ing calendar of activities and events for
spouses and youth attending the 69th
Annual Congress of Cities. What better
place to spend you post -Thanksgiving week
than the City they call New Orleans. Look
for a complete description of tours and a reg-
istration form in your delegate confirmation.
SEND IN YOUR
REGISTRATION FORM
TODAY!
CONFERENCE REGIS'I'RM'10N I it rrit;i, CONFE, RE, NCE HOUSING AND IIEGISTPATION FORM
INF01Z11IN110N .11;1;1).11.111)1)M II )N INItY )R11:GION
1. GENERAL INFORMATION
Every delegate, guest, slivaker,
representative of the Inedia and
any other conference part icipant
\iUS'f REGISTER with this form.
Complete this forst in full.
Make your check for full pay-
ment of all appropriate eonferenve
registration fees payable lo:
National League of Cities.
Hail your form and check 141:
NIX Conference Registral lon
Center
Duties international Airport
P. 0. Box 17.113
Washington, D.C. 20011
NOTE: No registrations will be
processed without payment in full,
or without an accompanying gov-
ernment purchmse order or city
voucher.
ti. NO REGISTRATION
\PILL BE ACCEPTED BY
TELEPHONE
iii. CONFERENCE
REGISTRATION DEADLINES
SEI' MBEII 1.1,19!12: Postmark
deadline for Early Registration
OCTOBER 30,1992: Final post-
mark deadline for Advance
Registration and hotel requests.
AFIT'WrIIIS DA'Z'E, ON SITE
REGISTRATION ON'IN.
N01 MIBER 6, 1992: Final post-
mark deadline for cancellations.
IV. CONFERENCE.
REGISTRATION
CANCELLATION POLICIES
No telephone cancellations of con-
ference registrations will be
accepted. Your letter of cancella-
tion 11UST be poshnarked tit) later
than NOVEMBF•.R 6, 1992 to quli-
fv fora refund of the registration
fees. All cancellationsaresubject
to a $30 cancellation fee NO par-
tial refunds will be made if you
decide not to attend particular
functions.
V. CONI-ERIi CE
REG ISTR, T11)N I•'lili
EXPLANATION
UIRECI, MEMBER -
V ufOcials from cities that
pay dues dirrrlly Io NI.0 as
well its to fheir stall. nnulicipal
leagues.
ASSOCIATE MEMBER—
Ol galtizalions Owl par dues
direvily 141 NI.('.
INDIRECI' 11EMBElt-
01y officials frool viols 111x1
pay docs only 141 (heir state
municipal Icagnes.
NON-MEMBF.it—
('it)' officals who arc not
members of NI,C or their wale
municipal leagues.
OTHER—
Organizations that d41 nol pay
dues directly 1 o N I,C.
VI. TRAVEL ASSISTAN('E
Special reduced aur ('ares are au;lib
able through (h4- Nl,C'I'ravvI
St•r'ices Center for individuals
al lending the Congress of Cil ies.
I'hnne lull free (81NI) aali 0207 to
makoyourtravel reservation.
Vi f. I IO'1'1:1,
ACCOMMODATIONS
The NIPConl'erenceRvgisnation
('trove will rake hotel
ri-seralions I ININfill' regislPl' d
atllrmlrrs.
VIII. WHERE TO REGISTEIR
Send the Conference Neglslraf ion
and Iluusing Form, :long with
your('onfcrence Registration Fees
Check ONLY, to:
NL(' Conference Registration
Center
Dulles International Airport
11. O. Box 1711:1
N'nshing(on, D.C. 20011
DO NOT send us your housing
deposit.
ADVANCE REGISTRATION $345 $425 $465
(postmarked between September 14 and October 30 to qualify)
ONSITE REGISTRATION $380 $470 $515
(No mall registrations will be accepted with a postmark later
thanOctober30. After (his date you must register onsite.)
`Retain Ibi. pnnion for reference.
RESERVATION
INFORMATION AND
I. No hotelre,rrafinnrrynrNls
tvdl be prnc4-s,rol unless yon reg(,
Irl' Ibr the conli•lence and Nov
paid Ill• apprnpri;ue runli•rrnre
Ices.
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Untls twill Ili- acc4-plvd by IvIv
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III.'I'le poshnark deadline I'or
Ill ld reserv;Ifion requests is
f n "I'f II11iR al.. I!1!r!, ltnunls will
br assigned on a first vont•, lir,(
Nervi•d basi,.
W. Change's Iu hold Iv,eraion
mgne,l, nuNi b4-,llbnlined in
writing h, the NI.0 ('onference
Regi,u'ation Center and by post
111:11kvd by to ft M1:1::if , 1992.
\'.:\ n advanrr h41nsi ng d4-pusi I
egmll III oil(- Illght's 4-hafge, per
number 411'1*41unls requested, mot 1st
It(- sent 111 your hotel assigned, ;rad
post aarked no later than
No %VionsrR 1:1, 1942,uryoor
reser'af ion only be automat icaily
c:mcelled by the hold. '['his guar
anlee ]lilts[ be made by the appro-
priate credit card or by Sending
IIIc hotel a deposit on your room
a, sus Ill a, yon receive your reser-
valfon contirmalion front the
hotel. 'Phis is the only way to guar-
antev (hal v41u will 11;1%r a room
when you arrive in New Orleans.
I IO Nl F Send it room deposit to
NL( deal directly with your hotel.
Arrive when you say you will.
Otherwise, Ili(, hotel may sell your
room to someone else and keep
yn111, I't)uml deposit.
IT II'}•oumakeyourhousing
Irser•ation after OCTOBER :30,
1992, yon ma)' be sulyeet. to a high-
er hole( room rate.
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TTPEIao0 � fi
c-arnr innnn
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'4
'All meetings will be held all (Le
New Orleans Convention Center
A17ENDEE PROFILE:
1'ourassista nee in lilliugonl this box will greatly help us delrlop;ul atl4-ndrr prnl'ih•, aIN well as idenlil;v
lies( tiro• aiu•ndccs. ('(case 4 -heck 41r lull in appr41pri;dr inf41rulal ion.
_Ncn'I)'elerlydtoo0ic4-lhisveal' _ -,_, 1'41:u'sinoftice
Appointedloofliceddsyear _- Ntit lrertroll fer4-11cosallended
First Iifile cnnferenceall-Ill re
CITY OF NEAV ORLEANS n10I1ILE WORKSHOPS
This does not represent a sign-up. It is merely an indi4-aliou nl'y41nr interest in the proposed nlohilr Null;
Shops hl help its design and plan (114-111.
_NewOrle;uls:\irpnrl'I'rnn -
Direct
_ New Orleans Selvage and WillerIloordSeminal. -__
Ilislorit.WallcingTourofPlencb
Member
indirect
REGISTRATION FEES
Cities
Members
FOR TiIE 1992
and
and
CONGRESS OF CITIES
Associate
Non -
AND EXPOSITION
Members
Members Otter
EARLY REGISTRATION
$310
$380 $415
(postmarked by September 14
to qualify)
Mailing Address
ADVANCE REGISTRATION $345 $425 $465
(postmarked between September 14 and October 30 to qualify)
ONSITE REGISTRATION $380 $470 $515
(No mall registrations will be accepted with a postmark later
thanOctober30. After (his date you must register onsite.)
`Retain Ibi. pnnion for reference.
RESERVATION
INFORMATION AND
I. No hotelre,rrafinnrrynrNls
tvdl be prnc4-s,rol unless yon reg(,
Irl' Ibr the conli•lence and Nov
paid Ill• apprnpri;ue runli•rrnre
Ices.
II. NI I rovptests for It. r•,erva
Untls twill Ili- acc4-plvd by IvIv
111141111'. MI I'eg11e,Is 11111'1 be
sobillil lt•d.1111311IN 1i 11'111111' ldil111 l'
4 -"pies.
III.'I'le poshnark deadline I'or
Ill ld reserv;Ifion requests is
f n "I'f II11iR al.. I!1!r!, ltnunls will
br assigned on a first vont•, lir,(
Nervi•d basi,.
W. Change's Iu hold Iv,eraion
mgne,l, nuNi b4-,llbnlined in
writing h, the NI.0 ('onference
Regi,u'ation Center and by post
111:11kvd by to ft M1:1::if , 1992.
\'.:\ n advanrr h41nsi ng d4-pusi I
egmll III oil(- Illght's 4-hafge, per
number 411'1*41unls requested, mot 1st
It(- sent 111 your hotel assigned, ;rad
post aarked no later than
No %VionsrR 1:1, 1942,uryoor
reser'af ion only be automat icaily
c:mcelled by the hold. '['his guar
anlee ]lilts[ be made by the appro-
priate credit card or by Sending
IIIc hotel a deposit on your room
a, sus Ill a, yon receive your reser-
valfon contirmalion front the
hotel. 'Phis is the only way to guar-
antev (hal v41u will 11;1%r a room
when you arrive in New Orleans.
I IO Nl F Send it room deposit to
NL( deal directly with your hotel.
Arrive when you say you will.
Otherwise, Ili(, hotel may sell your
room to someone else and keep
yn111, I't)uml deposit.
IT II'}•oumakeyourhousing
Irser•ation after OCTOBER :30,
1992, yon ma)' be sulyeet. to a high-
er hole( room rate.
i f
IHIJLJLTJLT�� I p M
I(,n ❑❑aot
-....��I°ooaa l'
TTPEIao0 � fi
c-arnr innnn
to S I P e r
ss q
os �`
'4
'All meetings will be held all (Le
New Orleans Convention Center
A17ENDEE PROFILE:
1'ourassista nee in lilliugonl this box will greatly help us delrlop;ul atl4-ndrr prnl'ih•, aIN well as idenlil;v
lies( tiro• aiu•ndccs. ('(case 4 -heck 41r lull in appr41pri;dr inf41rulal ion.
_Ncn'I)'elerlydtoo0ic4-lhisveal' _ -,_, 1'41:u'sinoftice
Appointedloofliceddsyear _- Ntit lrertroll fer4-11cosallended
First Iifile cnnferenceall-Ill re
CITY OF NEAV ORLEANS n10I1ILE WORKSHOPS
This does not represent a sign-up. It is merely an indi4-aliou nl'y41nr interest in the proposed nlohilr Null;
Shops hl help its design and plan (114-111.
_NewOrle;uls:\irpnrl'I'rnn -
Mosquito Cool rill Board
_ New Orleans Selvage and WillerIloordSeminal. -__
Ilislorit.WallcingTourofPlencb
For Office Use Only
Q11:111er and Market
_ Neighborhood Restoration
Behind Iht• ScenesTourof iliv Nv%%
_ ('ort of New Orleans Tour
Olieans Convention (bW rr
_SanilationandRecyciingTool.
How it) Allrat•lTniri,nlanilConlrnllhe
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('rows IN
NO REGISTRATIONS WILL BE Pito ESS(:D 11'I'f1101''I':\('('11111':1N1'ING RF.GIS'I'R:\'1'10\' 1':\1'111:X'1' I\' 1'1'11.
PLEASE 1) PE Olt PRINT
(D)
Name
— Six F 1\1
Title '
(E
City or Organization
$109
Mailing Address
-- (F)
New Orleansmarrinit-
$98
City Stale
_-- Zip-
Tvh,phunc ( )
$97
$97
Family Member A((ending (No regisD'ation fee rcgnir4-(1):
Spouse Full Name
--- Sex F }I
Child Age Child --
—_,-- Age
Check applicable Conference Registration Fee fund enter total fees in the right hand colunut:
F.r1Rl.l' REGIS'1'Rr1'I'ION I' I:I:S (I'achnarkrd by Sepu•mber 11, I!I!12)
$alo Direct Member $ -_
$alt 1,,.1. late Memlher $
$x811 Indirect Memb4-r& Nom Member '(_
$115 Other $_
ADVANCI: REGISTRATION Fi;I:S (Postmarked by Oc(ober 30, 1992)
$315 Direct Monlbcr $
$3451 Associmc \Member $__-
$425 Indirect \(ember&- NomMenlber
$165 Olhcl' $
LI:AI)i:RSIIiI''I'RAINING SEMINARS (Saturday, Noventber28)
$125 Leadership through 1'isioning $
--$1$5 I'IaeningandFinmm•ingConunmfityServices $
$125 Meelilit, LeadershipandPari IHall iolI S_
$ 75 \\'unum as Leaders $--
$ 75 Survival Skills lin' Local (IOi4-ials $
$ 75 Making Ecotionlic Development Happen $ --
$ 75 Generling.lobsand Income $---------...----.
SPECIAL EVENTS
$ 25 1\'IJIGllrrnchallhehomeufl'ornmr
Congresswoman Lindy Boggs, Sunday, Novendwr 29
Limited to first (fill regislrants. $
$150 NB(';LI?OActivities (I''eincludes workshops,
banquet and 199:3 N I I('/I.E() does) .
$100 I I I:LI I r\d ivi l urs (lir• i nt h u les a orkshops,
I olul11v111and 199:11 IIELOdoes) $-- _
TOTAL ItI.GIS ('RATION REBS $
Make c beck payable for the total anunnt of the conference regisl ration fees to:
NA PION:\\. LEAGUE, 0I•' ('III'IEs
Registration cancellation letters nnlst be postmarked by November ti, 1192.
All canceilaions are subject to if $:30 cancellation fee.
Please make nt} hotel reservations aS indicated below.
I do 11411 require hotel accommodations at any of the hotels listed
below.
Please contact nm regarding suite information.
-- I prefer a non :smoking room (assigned on a space available basis)
Arrival Dale / Time
Departure Date / / Time
Special (lousing Requesl
e.. wromnts, etc. Ifyou have special housing12
.
I 1 h,uls t Ii.ini n needs Ileasel•ontact theCon fercnc•e
I •I
Regisirat ion Cetller.
I will be sharing m} room with:
CoOccupanl Name
Address
Citto _ —
Telephone (--
CREDIT CARD AUTHORiZATION
Credit Parol Novidwr
Itanf, Number
Expiralion Date
'17u• NI P Conf -n-nce Regia rat ion ('ewer is authorizeot to use the above card to
gum:ulee my hotel resenations. I understated flat one night's mom charge will he
hilted through f h is rmr l i I' I rail to shoe' up for any a,signeli housing on the confirmed
dale unless I hate caneellod Illy resen•af ion kith the hotel at least 48 hours fn advance.
l';irdholder Signal ore Dale
HOTEL PRUFRENCE
Rates listed beton ;Ire for cit hcra single or double room. Indicate your
lilsl-choice hotel with the number Land circle the roots type you desire.
Nmnber 111e of her hotels front '_'to 7 in order of your preference. Your hotel
and room lype will be assigned based on your postmark and hotel rooms
mailabilil at the line• your request is processed.
Choice
No telephone regisl ra I ions or
--
caucellalions will hem ccepted.
For Office Use Only
Please relo1'11 this i'or111 %% it 11 yool'
PMKRCVD
registration payment lo:
NLCCool'erenr4-Registltion Cenler
--
D. -Iles International Airport
CODE F-7 B C
1'. O. BOX 1711:1
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Washington, D.C. 20011
$97
(70:1):118-0701)
(D)
Please make nt} hotel reservations aS indicated below.
I do 11411 require hotel accommodations at any of the hotels listed
below.
Please contact nm regarding suite information.
-- I prefer a non :smoking room (assigned on a space available basis)
Arrival Dale / Time
Departure Date / / Time
Special (lousing Requesl
e.. wromnts, etc. Ifyou have special housing12
.
I 1 h,uls t Ii.ini n needs Ileasel•ontact theCon fercnc•e
I •I
Regisirat ion Cetller.
I will be sharing m} room with:
CoOccupanl Name
Address
Citto _ —
Telephone (--
CREDIT CARD AUTHORiZATION
Credit Parol Novidwr
Itanf, Number
Expiralion Date
'17u• NI P Conf -n-nce Regia rat ion ('ewer is authorizeot to use the above card to
gum:ulee my hotel resenations. I understated flat one night's mom charge will he
hilted through f h is rmr l i I' I rail to shoe' up for any a,signeli housing on the confirmed
dale unless I hate caneellod Illy resen•af ion kith the hotel at least 48 hours fn advance.
l';irdholder Signal ore Dale
HOTEL PRUFRENCE
Rates listed beton ;Ire for cit hcra single or double room. Indicate your
lilsl-choice hotel with the number Land circle the roots type you desire.
Nmnber 111e of her hotels front '_'to 7 in order of your preference. Your hotel
and room lype will be assigned based on your postmark and hotel rooms
mailabilil at the line• your request is processed.
Choice
Hotel Name
Single
Double
_ _-- (A)
Fainnow Iloilo[
$95
$95
(It)
Hilton hive skit ATow•ers'
$98
$98
(C)
Ilulidat• Inn ( low ne Plaza—
$97
$97
(D)
Hotel intercontinental- ---$99
$99
(E
Le Merit New•Orleans
$109
$101
-- (F)
New Orleansmarrinit-
$98
$108
—.-_ ((1)
Sheraton New Orleansllotel'
$97
$97
' No rete 0.41 rasing d.-I—ils b u c:nlcelhu imus rtweivetl after i? hours prior to arrival.
"All g"an l„•dn•..,•n:Moos will br antnnmieally eanrelhvl ifthey are not guarantrd 10
da>'s I. ;.'I I - in hill.
All r. m,. roquire a nue light dvloosil plus tax, ix•r nwnn, to guarantee accommodations.
'('his is ucwdawn tern dyuu plan w:urivr beater tial(\ p.n1. If you fail w comply with this
poli, ;v, writ rn.ml way 1--i
All ma,lor credit can Is ave accepted an the:dx— holds for r,w10t delalsits and'or guarantees
rvrpl me Inteec....I nal :uul IAS Meridien. '('hese two hotels do not acrepf Dixover Card.
) t n � MI is•r tet 1x11'11: rat ANu su:N -t •hl:urrcARn Am•noRlzA'1•uaN• setTUlx ADoee.
All gnverumenl join It; vourhers or claims most be submitted to flit, appropriate
heel 1'111'11 t% IITKSinad,; ofill rivaldafeand are subject to approval by iht, hotel.