Restoring the Promise of our Population Centers
Part of Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress’ Urban Action Agenda
Tuesday June 23 • 8:15 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. • Rockland Community College
This event is part of an ongoing project called the Urban Action Agenda, a three-year effort aimed at developing policies and
strategies for the revitalization of the Hudson Valley's urban centers. Pattern will periodically host urban strategists and experts
to speak on a variety of topics facing our communities, from transportation and housing to economy and quality of life.
JUNE 23, 2015 8:30-12:30 • Rockland Community College • The Ellipse Room
REGISTRATION: $45 Pattern Members, $55 Non-Members, $35 Special Civic Rate
*for elected and appointed officials and employees of local governments and school districts
EVENT SPONSORED BY:
8:45 Opening Remarks & Introduction
Mike Quinn HV Pattern for Progress, Chairman
Jonathan Drapkin, HV Pattern for Progress, Pres.
AKRF • Orange & Rockland Utilities
Rockland Community College
9:00 Hot Topics in Urban Transportation:
Transit Oriented Development (TOD) and Parking
TO JOIN OUR SPONSORS Call 845-565-4900
REGISTRATION
David Fields, AICP, Principal at Nelson\Nygaard
To register and pay on-line please use this link
http://pattern-for-progress.org/donate-pattern-progress
or email [email protected]
Number of members attending at $45 per person
($55 for Non-Members)
10:00 Break
10:10 Downtown Housing and Mixed-Use Development:
A Panel Discussion
Moderator: Mary Paden, Community Preservation Corporation
Number of persons attending at Special Civic Rate
$35 per person
11:30 Tom Murphy, Senior Fellow, Urban Land institute
A Senior Fellow at the Urban Land Institute (ULI)
and the former mayor of Pittsburgh from 1994 to
2005. During his time as mayor, Mr. Murphy initiated
a public/private partnership strategy that leveraged
more than $4.5 billion in economic development in
the city. Murphy led efforts to secure and oversee $1
billion in funding for the development of two professional sports facilities,
and a new convention center that is the largest certified green building in
the United States. He developed strategic partnerships to transform more
than 1,000 acres of blighted, abandoned industrial properties into new
commercial, residential, retail, and public uses, and he oversaw the
development of more than 25 miles of new riverfront trails and parks.
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