Northern News archives

December 2011/January 2012

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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November 2011

“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

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September 2011

Redistricting—my view as a Commissioner By Connie Galambos Malloy, AICP northern-news-September-2011

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July/August 2011

SCS—What’s the big idea? Moving toward adoption in 2013, the Bay Area Sustainable Communities Strategy will change where our cities grow By Naphtali H. Knox, FAICP, Editor northern-news-July-2011

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June 2011

Buchanan v. Warley reveals the double-edged sword of zoning By Leonardo Vazquez, AICP/PP northern-news-June-2011

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May 2011

California Court of Appeal gives sustainable infill development an important victory. By Mark Rhoades, AICP northern-news-May-2011

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April 2011

A hot degree? Maybe not. By Theresa M. Alster, Associate Editor, Northern News April 2011 Northern News northern-news-April-2011

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March 2011

Residential TODs in Santa Clara County are “over-parked.” Eduardo C. Serafin, AICP, and Justin Meek, with Robert W. Swierk, AICP, and Ying C. Smith, AICP, a collaboration between SJSU urban and regional planning graduate class and VTA studying parking at transit-oriented developments in the southern San Francisco Bay Area. PAGE…

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February 2011

California’s Prop 26: Levies, taxes, and fees. Oh my! Alexandra Barnhill, Esq. PAGE 1 In memoriam. Betty Croly, FAICP, Roy Cameron, South Bay planning director, and William H. Colblon, AICP. PAGE 8 Alvaro Huerta wins National APA Award. PAGE 21 2010 Northern Section holiday party. PAGE 13 To read or…

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