Locals win state and national APA Awards
Seven northern California planning programs and projects have been recognized for their excellence.
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Northern News
Snapshots of APA ethnicity and gender
Northern Section’s membership is more female, Chinese, and Asian than the national APA membership, but is less Black and less White.
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Northern Section congratulates our 24 successful May 2021 AICP Examinees
Northern Section welcomes 18 new AICP members and six AICP Candidates. If you see an error or omission, please let us know at [email protected].
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Who’s where
Urban planners, teachers, and leaders are changing jobs. We profile 19 (yes, nineteen) in this issue. Assembled by Haeseo (Hazel) Choi, associate editor.
Northern Section Treasurer Nominations due Sept 30
The two-year term begins January 1, 2022. Submit names of qualifying APA members by September 30, 2021.
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APA California Conference update
State Conference organizers are looking for seasoned professionals to assist at the Zoom sessions.
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New AICP Credit Maintenance reporting and requirements take effect in January
“Equity” and “Sustainability and Resilience” are being added as mandatory credits.
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Housing element information booth, Menlo Park Farmers’ Market
Lesley Feldman staffs an information booth at the Menlo Park Farmers’ Market, August 1st. Photo: Geoff Bradley, AICP, [email protected]
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How policymakers could guide redevelopment in California’s fire-prone areas
By Peter Arcuni, KQED, June 22, 2021. The report bases its recommendations on an analysis of three rebuilding alternatives for Santa Rosa, Ventura, and Paradise.
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