| SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 | |
| 10:00 am - 11:30 am | Get Real: Presenting Yourself Successfully on Paper and in Person [CPF Session] |
| 2:45 pm - 4:00 pm | Fairy Tales in a Planning Career, Finding Your Happily Ever After
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| SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 | |
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| Session Block #1 | Innovative Incentives: Supporting Reinvestment and Sustainable Development in a Post Redevelopment World |
| 8:00 am - 9:30 am | Knowing When to Say Enough: Setting Levels of Service for Infrastructure and Community Facilities |
| The Complete (Street) Picture: Community-Based Planning [Brad Williams, AIA]
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| The Complete (Street) Picture: Community Based Planning: Los Angeles Neighborhood Initiative [Veronica Hahni] |
| APA California 2014 Legislative Update |
| Show Me The Water: Practical Approaches to Ensure a Reliable Water Sup ply for New and Existing Development Within the SB 610 Framework [Anona Dutton, P.G., C.Hg] |
| Show Me The Water! Demonstrating Water Supplies For New Development In a Drought Era [Eric Robinson] |
| Public Health and Planning: Finding the Right Tools for Collaboration |
| “Environmentality” at the Disneyland ® Resort
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| Session Block #2 | Bushwhacking Through the Initial Study Checklist Jungle!
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| 9:45 am - 11:15 am | Think Globally. Plan Locally: From Globalization to the Gateway Cities Strategic Transportation Plan (PEN Session) |
| Connecting the Dots: Strategies and Tips for Making a Finding
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| E-Ticket Avoidance! How to Make Sure Your Community Participation Program is a Friendly Ride |
| Ethics Jeopardy: Testing What We Know About Ethics |
| Health Risk Challenges of Siting Housing Near High-Volume Roadways |
| More than Just Exercise: What Biking Can Do to Build Community and Foster Economic Development (CPF Session) |
| Extreme Makeover: Corridor Edition: Department of TransportationPlayhouse DistrictColorado Boulevard Initiative [Mark Yamarone, AICP]
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| Extreme Makeover: Corridor Edition [Melani Smith, AICP; Tim Fremaux, P.E.] |
| Substandard Buildings and Hoarders: How it Affects Planners |
| Supporting Urban Agriculture in Your Community: TUFF WORK IN FRESNO, CA [Kiel Schmidt]
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| Supporting Urban Agriculture in Your Community [Martha Miller, AICP] |
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| Session Block #3 | Planning for Neighborhood Economic Development in the Face of Chronic Homelessness |
| 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm | Something from Nothing: Creating Downtowns/Centers in Places that Developed Without Them |
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“Shared Streets”: How to Give Pedestrians Priority in Car-land [Matt Taecker] |
| “Shared Streets”: How to Give Pedestrians Priority in Car-land [Chris Downey] |
| “Shared Streets”: How to Give Pedestrians Priority in Car-land [Phil Dickinson] |
| “Shared Streets”: How to Give Pedestrians Priority in Car-land [Peter James] |
| Brave New World: Developing Public Property Without Redevelopment [Kevin Keller] |
| Brave New World: Developing Public Property Without Redevelopment [L. Seifel] |
| Brave New World: Developing Public Property Without Redevelopment [Rafael Yaquian] |
| You're Killing Me Planners: A Humorous Look at the Relationship Between Planners, Their Attorneys and Consultants |
| The New Normal for Projects and Water Planning
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| Captain EO Returns: Developing the Second Round of Sustainable Communities Strategies |
| Believe in Magic: Actually Using Your Climate Action Plan for CEQA Tiering: Santa Clara Climate Action Plan [Payal Bhagat] |
| Believe in Magic: Actually Using your CAP for CEQA Tiering |
| Tribal Gaming and the Fabric of Your Community: Emerging Prospects for Communities with Casinos |
| FAST PASS: How Silicon Valley has Shortened the Permitting Review Queue |
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| Session Block #4 | A Successful RFQ/RFP Process - A Win-Win for Agencies and Consultants |
| 3:15 pm - 4:45 pm | Walt Disney and the Promise of Progress City
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| On the Right Track: How New Streetcars Will be Reshaping Orange County |
| Are Congestion-Based Significance Criteria LOSt? – The CEQA Paradigm Shift of SB 743 |
| “Just the Facts Ma’am”: Navigating the Politics of Planning
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| A Tale of Two Cities - Urban Greening of El Cerrito and Anaheim |
| Military Compatible Land Use Planning
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| When Property Values Attack: A Planning Tool for Combating the Loss of Intangible Heritage |
| Industry or Housing: Which Came First? Resolving Land Use Conflicts in Places Where Industry is King |
| Diversity Summit 2014: Inclusive Vacations: Making & Retaining Tourism as Job Centers in Diverse Communities |
| Diversity Summit 2014: Transportation and Transit Corridors |
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| MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 | |
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| Session Block #5 | Do Your CEQA Mitigation Measures and Conditions of Approval Hit the Bulls - Eye? Or Do They Miss the Mark ? |
| 8:00 am – 9:30 am | The New Frontier- Watershed-Based Stormwater Management in the Urban Landscape |
| Implementing Plan Bay Area and SB375: Projects That Started 10 Years Before Plan Adoption [Gillian Adams] |
| Implementing Plan Bay Area and SB375: Projects That Started 10 Years Before Plan Adoption: Removing Barriers to Sustainable Communities: Grand Boulevard Initiative |
| Implementing Plan Bay Area and SB375: Projects That Started 10 Years Before Plan Adoption: Transit Oriented Development in Redwood City Big Changes on Small Lots |
| Implementing Plan Bay Area and SB375: Projects That Started10 Years Before Plan Adoption: City of San Mateo: Bay Meadows Transit Oriented Develpment |
| Monetize Your Knowledge! Connect City Priorities with Investor Preferences |
| Property Rights, Takings, and Exactions: A Legal and Practical Update for Planners |
| Redevelopment’s Future in California: How We Got Here and Where We’re Headed |
| Planning for Smarter Corridor Mobility
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| New Uses of Social Media To Engage the Citizenry and Inform the Planning Process |
| EVs, NEVs, the Sharing Economy, and You: Cars, Technology, and the Market, Timing the Public Sector Response |
| Creative Mitigation Strategies for Historic Properties
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| Is Granny That Scary? Addressing Residents’ Fears About Senior Housing |
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| Session Block #6 | Peer Review: Practice and Pitfalls: The Use of Peer Review in Conflict Resolution and Joint Fact-Finding |
| 9:45 am - 11:15 am | Peer Review: Practice and Pitfalls
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| The Future of Public Engagement in Planning [Brian Holloway]
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| The Future of Public Engagement in Planning: Participatory Budgeting Real Money, Real Power |
| The Future of Public Engagement in PlanningThe San Diego Unified Port District’s approach to integrating planning & public engagement |
| Implementing Smart Growth Through Zoning - Where the Rubber Meets the Road |
| Tomorrow Land(ing): Navigating Airport Planning in the Modern World: County Of Los Angeles Airport Land Use Commission [Carmen Sainz] |
| Tomorrow Land(ing): Navigating Airport Planning in the Modern World: True and Effective Community Outreach |
| Tomorrow Land(ing): Navigating Airport Planning in the Modern World: Long Beach Airport [ |
| Tomorrow Land(ing): Navigating Airport Planning in the Modern World: San Diego International Airport |
| Ethics & Conflicts of Interest In The Land Use Approval Process Guidance for Public and Private Planners, Attorneys and Development Principals |
| s in Inclusionary Housing: What’s Happening in California |
| New Tools for Corridor Revitalization: Tackling Three Obstacles to Change in Underutilized Commercial Corridors |
| Geodesign and BioMimicry: s in Sustainability
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| Great Urban Places, Transit Connections and Affordability – Can Cities Have it All? |
| Built Out and Underserved – Creative Strategies for Greening Our Urban Communities |
| 2014 CEQA Guidelines Amendments
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| Session Block #7 | Behind the Dais: Taking the Mystery Out of Commission and Board Meetings |
| 1:15 pm - 2:45 pm | Engagement, Planning, Partnerships and Road Diet Make Downtown Lancaster Phat |
| Paths to More Sustainable Communities: Navigating SB 375 CEQA Streamlining and SB 743 Transportation Analysis |
| Fees and Exactions After Koontz |
| Successful Strategies for Financing Infill Development: Overcoming Financial Constraints and Getting Projects Built |
| Mixed Feelings on Mixed-Use: Revitalizing the Underutilized
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| Passing the AICP Exam: Who Wants to be a Certified Planner? |
| Futureland! High Speed Rail Coming to the US! |
| Futureland! High Speed Rail Coming to the US!: Lessons Learned From HSR "Book-End" Planning |
| Comparing and Assessing Form-Based Coding Strategies: What’s Working. What’s Not. |
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| Session Block #8 | Outreach to the Silent Majority
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| 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm | Transit-Oriented Infill Development: Doing It Well and Overcoming Obstacles (CPR Session) |
| Meaningful Input in 10 Minutes or Less
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| Legitimate Voices: Youth Perspectives on the Meaning of Building Healthy Communities in Eastern Coachella Valley [Diaz Ordaz] |
| Legitimate Voices: Youth Perspectives on the Meaning of Building Healthy Communities in Eastern Coachella Valley [Manuel Vazquez] |
| Legitimate Voices: Youth Perspectives on the Meaning of Building Healthy Communities in Eastern Coachella Valley [Sahara Huazano] |
| Legitimate Voices: Youth Perspectives on the Meaning of Building Healthy Communities in Eastern Coachella Valley [Jacqueline Aguilar]
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| Legitimate Voices: Youth Perspectives on the Meaning of Building Healthy Communities in Eastern Coachella Valley [Victor Gonzalez] |
| Sustainable Water: How San Diego is Assuring its Water Future [Cary Lowe, ACIP, Ph.D.] |
| How San Diego is Assuring its Water Future [Dana Friehauf, P.E] |
| How San Diego is Assuring its Water Future: City of San Diego Water Resources Overview |
| How San Diego is Assuring its Water Future [Glen Schmidt, FASLA] |
| How Recent Developments in CEQA Affect Agency Attorneys and Planners |
| What Planners Need to Know About LAFCO
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| What Planners Need to Know About LAFCO: Island Annexation, Monrovia Nursery-Glendora |
| What Planners Need to Know About LAFCO: Part One / LAFCO 101+ in 15 Minutes |
| What Planners Need to Know About LAFCO: Paul Novak’s Top Ten* List . . . of things planners should know about LAFCO |
| Planning Regional Multi-Use Trails: Challenges and Solutions
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| All Aboard! Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center: From Vision to Reality |
| Liberty: Planning an Energy Neutral Residential Mixed-Use Development in West Sacramento |
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| TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 | |
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| Session Block #9 | Lessons from Don Draper – What Planners Can Learn from the Advertising World |
| 8:00 am - 9:30 am | The 2014 General Plan Guidelines: A Giant Leap Forward |
| Aging Infrastructure: Opportunities to Redesign Communities
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| Understanding Land Use Economics to Provide Complete Customer Service: Residual Land Value Development Economics for Planner |
| Understanding Land Use Economics to Provide Complete Customer Service: Development Economics for Planners |
| Understanding Land Use Economics to Provide Complete Customer Service: Legal Land Use Due Diligence |
| Understanding Land Use Economics to Provide Complete Customer Service: A Building Official’s Perspective |
