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TO: STEVE JILK, CITY ADMINISTRATOR
FROM: DEAN JOHNSON, DIRECTOR OF COI�ItTNITY DEVELOPMENT
DATE: FEBRUARY 16, 1990
SUBJ: ANNUAL PLANNING CONFERENCES
FEBRUARY 20, 1990 COUNCIL ITEM #4j .
I am requesting authorization for one person to represent the
City at the American Planning Association National Conference,
April 21-25 in Denver. This is the major conference of the
association, drawing more than 3,000 attendees. The
conference includes a wide range of topics from growth
management and redevelopment to environmental planning and
economic development. Special sessions include urban design,
NIMBYs and small towns. An index to sessions and conference
schedule are attached.
The national conference offers excellent professional training
on current and rapidly changing issues. Case studies from all
over the country are a favorite format. Round table
discussions, breakfast meetings and social events provide some
of the best interactions with other professionals. I have
attended the conference in recent years and request
authorization again. If I am unable to work out the
scheduling, I would like Mike Wozniak to attend. Expenses for
the conference have been budgeted and are estimated as
follows : registration $285; hotel $350; air fare $250; '
meals/transfers $150 . '�
We have also received preliminary notice for the annual State
Planning Conference. I have chaired the conference committee
in the past and Mike is co-chair this year. The 1990 theme is
Planning to Develop a Sense of Community. The state
conferences are geared toward professionals and lay persons,
co-sponsored by the Mn Chapter American Planning Association
and the Minnesota Planning Association.
The state conference draws around 200 people each year and is
well received by council members and planning commissioners.
I would request authorization to register interested council
members, commissioners and staff. The conference is hosted
this year by the City of Bloomington. The main sessions will
be held May 3-4 at the Holiday Inn-International.
Registration for the conference is $75 .
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Sessions sponsored by divisions or the Imrcr-City ' borlaods(MW)........10 InfrastruCtura/FihatKe
Loca!Host Commince are rated in I.akewoad Ccotu(MW)..................14 Deve Fees............21.23 � Planf►1ng Gomn►issions �jAtUl"C�a�/�A�?f'��2�
bPme"t 1mPea Case SYudKs................................. 14
parenthesis fotlowing the desenptioa by Neighhofiood Busmesc(MW)...........I S Procedures.................................. l8 8:OQ a.m.to 5:311 p.m. Mobiic WorksFrops
the foliowiag ab6rcvia[ions: Sout Saalt(btW) .....................15 fnttrgovernmtntal Reletions Vision........................................72 9:00 a.m.to S:OQ p.m. Exhibiu
CPL Council of Pfanniog I,ibrsrifns ��PlMW)............................14 Coumy Planning.......................l S,}9 Zoning Ciwc...............................24 }2:0(1 noon to 5:00 p.m. Registra[ion.Job Market
CPM CuyPlaiu�mgaodhta�m�a�� liptovenon-tirc-Hili(MW)...............la EmnomicGrow[h..........................23 I:OOp.m.ta5:00p.m. SpxialEvems
Weid Countv(MW)...................... t2 Roundtable.................................. f 8 ' Wannin9 H�aY 2:OQ m.to 8:00 m. Rock Mountain Train
ECON Bmnomic Devdoprueat " Rural.........................................30 P. p. y
ENV Environmenrol Plsoniog Etonomic Mvela Lewis Mumford............................30 2:00 p.m.to S:OQ p.m. Orientation Taurs.Ezhibit
FEU Fed�all�ioo P�M i KickoffReception
HHS Housing and Human Services Achievmg F.caamic Growth .23 fr�tematiemsl ' Waru►i Professbn
INFO lofatnstionTtehnologv ChertyCreekRaailDisenct(MW) . 13 Disasws...........................,.........1& � Mi�roritu�s ............................... 1$
IGA memmmxa!Alfairs CNorado Convention Center iMW) t3,15 )apanese Pianning..........................2S � Planners ud Effectivenesc................28 Sunday,Apri122
INf In�ternrtional Canvncrciat Rsvitatization...............26 Shelter in Developing Coumries..........21 Planning Skills for 1990...................30
Denver Experience.........................24 p�ann�ng 7tKwies..........................22
LAW PlroNaR and Lrw Famih Sdf-Sufficiency(MV1�...........14 LaWlLand Use CoMrOls 8:30 a.m.to 5:30 p.m. Mobile Workshqps
LHC Loc��C°°�ttee Neighbofia�e!Business Betar�n Sympcuium.........18,19,2Q.21 Small Towru 830 a.m.w 5:00 p.m. Regisvation
NACP N3ational Aaoc�ion of Couoty Revi�aluatia�f1vIW)....................15 Ikvel t A rcemems.................25 9:OQ a.m.ro 5:00 p.m. Job Marka.Fxhibi[s
� Planner's Role...............................28 Downtawn Zonv� .....................21.27 �g"...................................23.28 4:00 a.m.to 1:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessions
PAVV Pianning md�tiomen 8 Downrown Revitstization f1NN�......... !3 10:00 a.m.to S:OQ p.m. Special Events
Reaiisdc far R�ral Areas..................25 Evolution of Regulation...................1 S Fiscai Planni�.............................Z7 2:00 m.to 5:00 m. Concurrem Sessions
PBC Plannin8�d the Bladc Grou Hanes.......................... I8.28 p. p.
GommuoitX P Great Plainc.................................22
R&T Resorts aod Tourkm EnvironmeMat Pianning Plannu�g and Lsw..........................27 iinergovunnantal Rels��ons.... ..30 5:30 p.m.eo 7:00 p.m. Opening Rxep[ion
Drnver Bmwn Cloud Pioject.............19 Rmal.........................................?A Managing Smalt Agency ...26
SACRPH Society for Americao City and E����,. ....24,25 Sign Regulation................. Realisuc Economic Devel .....
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Sl'AR S�oaRTm�nandR�u9lPlaming Glo6al Wamung........................... g ...............TA Rural Cou�uy Planning....................22
TRAN T • p p��mg Cawndwater................................26 Ruta!land-Use lation...............20
���tp . N�������...............� �i�� �" 7:30 a.m.to 10:15 a.m. Division Business Meetings
UD Utfion Des�aad Preserva4o[. Rxicv Mawain Arsenal(MW)..... I2,14 Bart Lalce State Park(MW1...............12 Sign Regulstion.............................26 730 a.m.to 7:00 p.m. Mobile Workshops
_ Small Towns in the 1990s.................IS 830 a.m to 5;00 p.m. Registration
APp/A1CP Solid Waue in Caunties...................2q Boulder Open Spsa(MW)...............IS Successful Communitia...................29
Y and Env�ronme�n.........22 Brecken' e(iv1W)........................ 13 4:00 a.m to S:OD p.m. 3ob Markee,Exhibits
AICP Conue�ission.................. ��°�hO° *�8 Tourism.....................................31 9:00 a.m.eo 12:00 noan Concurrent Sessions
.......32 Two Forks Dam(MW).................... 1 V Cherry Cretk Grcenway(M�..,....... 14
AICP Exem Sessions..................25.2& , Z7 10;00 a.m ro 5.00 p.m. Specisl Events
Wacer in the West(MW}..................12 Cluster Development..................... ; SYburbs
32 2:00 p.m to 5:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessioqs
Annual Meuing............................ Wildlife.................. ....30 Dmver Mounrain Parks(M�...........I 1
Awatds......................................25 ................ ` Jtfferson Counry(�................... 10
Denver Parks(M W)....................... t 1 ` Mabili Planni 5:00 p.m.to 7:00 p.m. Division Busi�ess Meeungs
Cliapter Lkkgate Assembly...............32 F���!Issues Diversi m Resort Econom�cs..........27 ' �S' °B...................:......26
fY 8 Shopping Centtrs(MW).................. IS
CompMhenfiveP{anbiny! AirForoeAcademy(MW)................15 F.stesPark(MW)...........................10 SuburbanCenters(MW}.................15 �@S�{l , 6.�rif 24
Growth Nfao Airport4 and Atr Spaa....................31 Housing in Resorts.................,.......19 y ^M
a9dm� Declining Deknse Expenditurcs---......30 Museum of Outdoor Arts(MW).....12.13 T
Airpon Perimecer(MW?..................10 � r����ry ?:30 a.m.to 9:00 a.m. Brcakfast Networking
A t t s in L ov e l a n d(M�.�.................. 1 I Fedtrat isnds..............................30 S .................
Open Pace................ Denvers Ai r p ort(M�...................11 S e x s i�s
National Namral Resourcu...............22 Outdoor Amphitluater(MV1�........1 2.t 5 Denver s Soutbeast......................... 19
Ciry Qualny.................................23 Rural Imergovemmental Rel�irn�s.......30 Public-Priva[e Open Space......,.........23 Downtown Heliport(M�ry................ 14 8:00 a.m.to 5.00 p.m. Mobile Workshops
CulwralPlenning...........................31 .....27 Rxrcatim�atArms(MW)................. 32 8:30a.m.toS:OOp.m. Regiuratioo-
T�ortauon Policy................. General Aviapon(MW)...................12 9:00 a.m.to 5:00 m. Job Market
I3enver Comprehensive Plan..............2 t Small Town Tourism......................31 p.
Fort Collins(MW)..........................12 Mobiliry Ptanning—Suburbs..............26 9:00 a.m.m 430 p.m. Special Events
Historic Preservation South Plane River Grcenway(MV�.....13 Nationat Po{icy....................,........27 9:00 a.m.to 12:00 noon Concurrcnt Sessions
Growth Management Practices...........22 Baulder Makt p�iW)........................10 Trends in Resorts...........................29
One-Way Strcus(MW)...................14 12:I S p.m.to 2:30 p.m. Plenary Lunchrnn
Minoriry Issues.............................25 Curtis Park(Ml5')................_.. ... IS Waterfmni............
......................21 Sixteemh Saea Malt(MW)..... ... 13 3:00 p.m.a S:OOp.m. Concurcent Sessions
Neighborhood Pianning...................31 Historic Di�icts(MW)............ ...14 Transit azd Urban Desi ...29
Regional Growth Mana�emrnt...........21 Inncr-Cm,A}ei hborhoods(MW). ...10 Ma ernentlProtessional Skills g"....... S:OQ p.m.[0 7:30 p,m. Division Business Meetings
Researeh Findings..........................28 • g � 7rnnsportatian and finvironment ...� 6:30 p.m.to 10:30 p.m. Silver Serpent Festiva4 and
Lower pow�ttown(MW).................. f3 AICP Exam Review...................25,28 TrAnsportation Issues(MW).............:14 Masked Ball
Nea•and Old Neighborhaods(MW)_.... l2 Assessing Your Ager�cy...................19
Computers/Iaforenation Sacred Plxa and S ..2a BeRer MePs................................28
C m With 1990 Census.................26 P�...........,.... • Urban Design
�P 8 Crea6veCommunicstion..................29 . �emerViewProtection(MV1�........... i0 �yednesda ,A ri125
Database Maoagement.....................2?
Nousir►g Effxrive Human Relazions................28 PUDs(MW)................................ 12 y
Gce Whis 1990.....................'......28 Big Cin...._......., . .. 26 Leadership..............................21.�
G1S................. ............. ......... Small Towns........................,..23.28
............ 18,`2,24.25 ' . j 8:OQa.m.toS:QOp.m. Mobik Workshops
Information for Agencies..................22 Eldedy Housing and Social Seroices.....24 Leammg Styles.............................24 , Transit.......................................24
Exiueng Seoek..............................22 Lobbyi�SkiOs.............................26 ' Vill e Fiannin 8:30 a.m.to 12:00 noon Regiuration
Grou Homes.......................... 18.28 M ement Strate ies...................25 °R 8............................26 9:00 a.m.to 12:00 noon Job Market.Concurrcnt
Devetopmeni/Hedevelopment P � g • Watedrom..................................21 Sessions
Arts Distnct(MW)......................... 11 Im�er Giry(MW)........................... IS Managmg Small Age�y..................26 � 10:00 a.m.ro 5:00 p.m. Spesial Even[s
Central Plaae Valley(Mlu)............... 14 Homelas(M�............................ 14 Mediation............................... 18.26
Cherrv Creek(MW)....................... 13 Living Downtown..........................30 Motivanng Yourself.......................26 i
Denver'sDowneown(MW).,......... 11.13 Resons....................................... i9 ProjeetManagement.......................29 ;
Denver Technology Center(M W)... 13.TS She{ter in Devetopin�Counties...........21 Public Meetings.............................29 ��,
Downrown Flood Conerol(MW)......... 13 SRO Farum.................................28 Public Relatimis............................20 !�
Hospieal Campus(MW)................... 15 Women and Housing.......................22 Speak Up/Srand Out................... 18.20 'r
Teaching Kids..............................2F ; .
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