Birds of a feather flock together: The Jailbirds of Elmwood Prison, by Bill Goggin, senior biologist at EMC Planning Group, PAGE 1 What’s inside: complete contents, PAGE 2 Volunteering: an interview with Jennifer Lehane, PAGE 5 2012 Planning Award Winners, APA California – Northern, PAGE 9 Available in two PDFs or a virtual online magazine. PDF, Section […]
Update: position has been filled by Florentina Craciun. We are seeking one or two motivated planners to serve on the Board to oversee membership and communications for the Northern Section. Please consider applying if you have particular interest or experience in marketing or communications. Graphic design and social media knowledge are desired but not required. As
Membership Director Position on Board Available Read More »
Democracy in action: Berkeley’s Downtown Area Plan, by Matthew Taecker, AICP. Highrise? In Berkeley? It took seven years, but Berkeley has finally adopted a downtown plan to replace a 1990 plan. Available in two PDFs or a virtual online magazine. PDF, Section A PDF, Section B northern-news-May-2012
Click here to view the recipients of the 2012 Northern Section Planning Awards. The awards will be presented at the 2012 Planning Awards Celebration on Friday, May 11 at the PARC 55 Wyndham Hotel in San Francisco. Join us!
Announcing the Northern Section 2012 Planning Awards Winners! Read More »
Crowdsourcing and virtual town halls: New ways to engage. Bay Area cities adjust to life after Redevelopment Available in two PDFs or a virtual online magazine. PDF, Section A PDF, Section B northern-news-April-2012
Legislative Director Alexandra Barnhill, Esq., reviews the RDA dissolution process along with Senate and Assembly bills designed to prolong some services. (PAGE 1). Kelsey Moldenke, AICP, shares some of his year-long urban planning experiences working in India. (PAGE 5). Available as a PDF or a virtual online magazine. To download the PDF, click here. northern-news-March-2012
Section A Redevelopment as we’ve known it is gone, but the issues it was originally designed to address are not (PAGE 1). What you can do to make yourself more competitive in today’s tight job market (PAGE 7). Section B Housing preferences are changing rapidly as homeownership rates decline (PAGE 13). Strategic sustainability challenges (PAGE
Section A The once and future General Plan; Distributed renewable energy – Plan on it; Urban fabric – Strategies for American cities; Mentorship. Section B Reinventing the General Plan; Plan-it Sustainably; Clean Energy showcase.
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“How ‘Less is More’ in solving the parking dilemma,” by Janet Palma, AICP: A short introduction to the GreenTRIP program and its director, Ann Cheng, with lots of links. northern-news-November-2011
