April 26, 2016
A growing number of municipalities are looking for ways to reconcile local quality of life consistent with new development, including redevelopment. In this program, speakers described the best practices that municipalities are employing, what legal authority they are using to do so, and what processes municipalities that seek to follow this approach can use to create buy-in. The target audience is elected officials, solicitors, developers, planners, and interested citizens.
This event was co-sponsored by the Clean Air Board of Central Pennsylvania.
Videos of the panels and the corresponding PowerPoint presentations are available below.
Panel 1
Panel 2
Panel 3
PowerPoint Presentations
Clean Air Board: Public Participation in Carlisle Road Debt (.ppt)
Pedestrian Districts (.pptx)
Legal Authority Issues for Municipalities when Reconciling Quality of Life and Development (.pptx)
What Article I, Section 27 means for local governments (.pptx)
The Greater Carlisle Project: Engaging Citizens in Municipal Planning (.pptx)
Engaging Citizens in Municipal Planning: Citizen Group Perspective and Experiences (.ppt)
More Sustainable Communities (.pptx)
The Right Balance! Best Practices to Help a Municipality Grow (.pptx)