Planning Challenges 2016: "Density, Housing & Jobs: The Dynamics of Density in the New Millennium"

Density, Housing & Jobs: The Dynamics of Density in the New Millennium

By 2040, Florida’s population is expected to reach 26 million.  This half day seminar will focus on: What challenges does this growth pose for land use policy makers?  How will this population growth impact housing demand and supply?  Where will the job market be in the next thirty years?  These and other important questions will be examined with a focus on the impact of density, housing and jobs from different perspectives:  regional policies, local government initiatives, and private sector participation.

A series of forward thinking presentations will review how density is changing the face of our communities and how we develop. Confirmed speakers include:

• Ned Murray, Ph.D., AICP, Associate Director, Metropolitan Center, Florida International University 
• Laura Cantwell, Associate State Director of Advocacy, AARP, Florida
• Patrick Rutter, Deputy Planning Director, Palm Beach County
• Harvey Oyer, III, Esq., Partner, Shutts & Bowen
• Jim Barnes, AICP, Assistant Village Manager, Village of Wellington
• William Waters, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C, Director for Community Sustainability, City of Lake Worth 
• Tim Stillings, AICP, Director, Planning, Zoning and Building, City of Delray Beach 
• Natalie Crowley, AICP, Director, Planning and Zoning, City of Palm Beach Gardens
• Karen Golonka, Former Mayor, Town of Jupiter
• Rick Greene, AICP, Director, evelopment Services, City of West Palm Beach 
•  Ken Tuma, AICP, Managing Principal, Urban Design Kilday Studios
• Kim DeLaney, Ph.D, Director of Strategic Development and Policy, Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council
• Raphael Clemente, AICP, Executive Director, West Palm Beach Downtown Development Authority
• Tony Palumbo, Land Acquisition Manager, Pulte Homes
• George Gentile, PLA, FASLA, Senior Partner, Gentile Glas Holloway O’Mahoney & Associates

4.0 AICP CM Credits Applied For

Registration includes a continental breakfast and lunch.

Only $30 for PBC Planning Congress Members; $40 for non-PBCPC Members

RSVPs due by Friday, June 3, 1916 

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Parking is available in the WPB Parking Garage immediately east of the WPB City Hall for a small fee.  The entrance to the parking garage is located on the north side of the Parking Garage and can be accessed frm Banyan Street.

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