Student Session Block 1
8:30 am - 9:45 am
| Student Session 1: Introduction to CEQA |
| Student Session 2: A Planning Perspective: Choosing the Right (Career) Path |
| 9:00 am - 2:00 pm | Pre-Conference Session 1: Real Estate Financial Pro Formas and Fiscal Impact
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| 9:00 am - 3:00 pm | Pre-Conference Session 2: Design and Placemaking Tools and Tips for Infill Development
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| Pre-Conference Session 2: Neglected Sites: The Promise of our Outlying Cities |
| Pre-Conference Session 2: Placemaking Principles |
| Pre-Conference Session 2: AVRP Skyport Studios: Projects |
| Pre-Conference Session 2: Infill Development & Placemaking How Do We Get There |
| 9:00 am - 3:30 pm | Pre-Conference Session 3: Geodesign Tools and Technology for Planners: Incorporating Next Technology into the Comprehensive Planning Workflow |
| 9:00 am - 4:00 pm | Pre-Conference Session 4: Leadership Workshop 2018 |
Student Session Block 2
10:00 am - 11:15 am | Student Session 3: Fast, Funny, Passionate: Student Edition |
Student Session Block 2
10:00 am - 11:15 am | Student Session 4: Career Poster Session: “I Have a Degree in Planning - What’s Next?“ |
| 11:00 am - 12:00 pm | So You Want to be a Planning Commissioner? (Open to All Conference Attendees) |
| Session Block 1 | All Interested Candidates Planning (AICP): What is the AICP Candidate Pilot Program? And is it for Me? |
| 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm | Thirsting for Compatibility: Where Groundwater Sustainability and General Planning Goals Collide |
| Thirsting for Compatibility: City of Carlsbad's Climate Action Plan |
| Thirsting for Compatibility: City of San Diego Climate Action Plan |
| Thirsting for Compatibility: Planning for Sustainable Groundwater Management
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| Climate Action Planning Tips: Resilient Planning to Meet Resiliency Purpose |
| Shaping Our Natural and Working Lands for Regional Resilience: Bay Area Green Print |
| Shaping Our Natural and Working Lands for Regional Resilience: Santa Clara Valley Agricultural Plan |
| Shaping Our Natural and Working Lands for Regional Resilience: Santa Clara Co. Regional Conservation Investment Strategy: a New Tool to Promote Ecological Resilience |
| Shaping Our Natural and Working Lands for Regional Resilience: One Water Plan and Watershed Analysis |
| Where is My Job? Planning for Commercial and Industrial Uses in Transit Areas |
| Development Without Displacement
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| SB 450: Forever Changing the Way Californians Vote
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| How to Run an Effective Public Meeting (Planning Commission and Board Session) |
Session Block 2
2:45 pm - 4:15 pm | The Great Debate: Can Housing in California be Affordable and LAW Environmentally Conscious? |
| Notes from the Field: Non-Traditional Engagement from Public Agency, Community Organization, and Consultant Perspectives |
| Coming Together Around Livable Communities: Regional Programs that Support Local Sustainability Efforts |
| Staying the Course: Planning for TOD in Communities with Unfavorable Market Conditions |
| The Crossroads of Planning and Violence Prevention: Exploring the Intersection of Zoning and Community Violence |
| Turning the Tables: Lessons in Advocacy Planning from Environmental Justice Communities in San Diego |
| Lobbying 101 for Planners
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| Using the General Plan, Policies and Findings to Improve Communities (Planning Commission and Board Session) |
| 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm | DIVERSITY SUMMIT - Moving Toward Transportation Justice - What Can Planners do to Meet the Needs of Disadvantaged Communities? |
| MONDAY, OCTOBER 8 | |
| 8:00 am - 9:30 am | OPENING KEYNOTE- Assembly Member Todd Gloria, 78th State Assembly District |
Session Block 3
9:45 am - 11:15 am | APA California 2018 Legislative Update
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| ">Completing the Urban Water Cycle in San Diego through Pure Water |
| And Justice for All: Environmental Justice and its Role in Planning Projects, Programs and Process |
| Fast, Funny, and Passionate - California Style
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| Using Big Data to Solve Special Challenges with VMT Generation Estimates for California's SB 743 |
| Shaping Your Community to Promote Bicycling as a Primary Travel Mode
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| Shaping Your Community to Promote Bicycling as a Primary Travel Mode: Safer Intersections for Bicyclists |
| Shaping Your Community to Promote Bicycling as a Primary Travel Mode: Shaping Communities to Increase Biking |
| Shaping Your Community to Promote Bicycling as a Primary Travel Mode: Bike & Ped Safety In An AV World |
| Shaping Your Community to Promote Bicycling as a Primary Travel Mode: Finessing the First and Last Mile |
| Shaping Your Community to Promote Bicycling as a Primary Travel Mode: Bicycle and Transit Integration |
| Fire and Floods: The Practical and Policy Implications of the Recovery and Rebuilding Efforts After Natural Disasters |
| Best and Smart Practices in Influencing the Behavior of Bars in Your Community |
| Walk the Walk: Lessons from an Interdisciplinary Planning Process in Long Beach |
| SB 1000 Implementation: Best Practices, Case Studies, and Open Forum
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| Leadership in an Uncertain and Controversial Time (California Planning Roundtable Session) |
| Award Winning General Plans: Are the Results as Advertised? (Planner Emeritus Network Session) |
Session Block 4
1:15 pm - 2:45 pm | CPAT Comes to Hughson: Pro Bono Planning Team Supports Agricultural Community in Downtown Revitalization (CPAT and Planner Emeritus Network Session) |
| CPAT: Downtown Oxnard Action Priorities |
| One Year After California’s Housing Package... How is the World a Different Place? |
| Getting to the Roots of the Tree Preservation Debate
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| Four Important Emerging Planning Technologies
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| Regional Housing Needs: Time for Solutions
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| Regional Planning from the Public Health Lens: Moving into a Healthier, More Equitable, and More Prosperous Future |
| Regional Planning from the Public Health Lens: San Bernardino County Community Vital Signs (CVS): The Built-Environment Story |
| Regional Planning from the Public Health Lens: San Diego Forward: The Regional Plan |
| Regional Planning from the Public Health Lens: Western Riverside Council of Governments |
| In the Thick of Things: The Role of Central City East in a Changing Downtown Los Angeles |
| Habitat for All: Beyond the Human Cost of Homelessness
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| Habitat for All: Homeless Encampment Impacts |
| Habitat for All: Sacramento's Second City |
| Habitat for All: The Water Quality Dimension |
| E-Commerce and the Last-Mile: Planning for the Insatiable Need for Warehousing and Logistics Facilities - Part 1 |
| Je Ne CEQÁ Theater Company Presents: Inherit the Ruling - A Dramatic Reenactment of Critical Planning Cases |
| From City Park to Balboa Park: San Diego's Living Room
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| Ethics Case of the Year
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Session Block 5
3:15 pm - 4:45 pm | The Revitalization of the Los Angeles River Corridor: More Than Just a Movie Set |
| Is Planning Bigger than California Law? Section Directors Question the State's Apparent Policy of Perpetual Growth (Section Directors’ Session) |
| Is Planning Bigger than California Law?: Households and Populations |
| Preparing Housing Elements Under New State Laws: Lessons Learned from Applying AB 1397 and AB 879 |
| Making Sense of Urban Ridesharing and Ridehailing Markets
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| Shaping Your Community One NOA at a Time: A Practical Guide and Quiz Show for CEQA Notification and Public Outreach |
| Shaping Your Community One NOA at a Time: CEQA Notification & Public Outreach General Process |
| E-Commerce and The Final 50 Feet: Managing the Demand for Load/Unload Space - Part 2 |
| SANDAG's Regional Framework: Creating an Inclusionary Regional Approach to Local Climate Action |
| SANDAG's Regional Framework: Integrating Smart Growth, Complete Streets, and Mobility Hubs: Oceanside as a Transformational Case Study |
| Pop-Up Concepts: the Exciting Possibilities and Logistical Challenges of Pop-Up Event |
| Digital Stories: Shaping Meaningful Engagement in Los Angeles |
| Digital Stories: Shaping Meaningful Engagement in Los Angeles (2) |
| Digital Stories: Digital Transformation in the Public Section: Maximizing your social presence |
| Digital Stories: Joint Campaigns |
| Passing the AICP Exam: Who Wants to be a Certified Planner? |
| TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9 | |
Session Block 6
8:00 am - 9:30 am | Annual CEQA Update
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| Annual CEQA Update: 2018 Court Decisions on CEQA |
| Annual CEQA Update: New CEQA Statutes for 2019 |
| Practicing Strategic Thinking: Getting to the Intended Finish Line and Beyond (California Planning Roundtable Session) - Part 1 |
| Breweries and Communities: Collaborating, Co-existing and Thriving
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| We Didn't Start the Fire: Regional Framework to Manage Changing Climate and Wildfire Risk in the Mt. Shasta Region |
| Smart Cities and Equity: Maximizing Positive Impact Through Collaborative Approaches |
| Environmental Justice for All! Addressing Community Impacts through Analysis, Effective Outreach, and Creative SolutionsEnvironmental Justice for All! Addressing Community Impacts through Analysis, Effective Outreach, and Creative Solutions |
| Implementing Vision Zero: Getting from Policy to Practice
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| When a Successful High-Density Housing Program Collides with Neighborhood and Historic Preservation Forces |
| Living Streets: Public Realm Benefits from Innovations in Autonomous Vehicles |
| Near-Term Actions for Future Changes
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| Learning from the Blue Line First/Last Mile Plan: Lessons from a New Model for Community Engagement and Partnership |
| Planning in the Time of Tuolumne, Voter Initiatives, and the Ballot Box
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Session Block 7
9:45 am - 11:15 am | Talk Less, Draw More: Why We Need to be Visual Thinkers and Communicators |
| North San José: From Campus-Style Office Development to Vibrant, Mixed-Use Employment District |
| Planning with the Next Generation
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| Sum of Our Parts: Reducing Social Vulnerability and Improving Adaptive Capacity in Disadvantaged Communities |
| Shaping a Comprehensive and Effective Cannabis Policy
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| Housing the Homeless: the Unintended Consequences of Short Term Solutions |
| GIS is not Just for Mapping Anymore: Collaborate and Build Consensus Using Interactive Web-Based GIS Tools and Technology |
| Making Waves: Lessons Learned in Sea-Level Rise Planning
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| Planning for Pedestrians and the Need for Wayfinding
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| Putting Parking Back into Planning
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| A Beautiful Day in the Agrihood: Re-thinking the Future of Urban Agriculture
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| Practicing Strategic Thinking: Getting to the Intended Finish Line and Beyond (California Planning Roundtable Session) - Part 2 |
| 12:15 pm - 1:15 pm | Demystifying the “F”AICP |
Session Block 8
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm | Planners at the Intersection of Displacement and Healthy Communities
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| Transforming Disadvantaged Communities into Transit-Oriented Communities |
| What Just Happened? What to do When Community Meetings go Awry? A Real-Time Exercise - Part 1 |
| Integrating Smart Growth, Complete Streets, and Mobility Hubs: Exploring Oceanside as a Transformational Case Study |
| Retrofit, Retain, Restore, Rebuild, Retreat: The R’s of Resilience
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| Unspecific Plans: Flexible Land Use Regulations to Support Long-Term Planning Objectives |
| School/City Planning Interface: Can't We All Get Along?
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| The Next Domino to Fall: Deliberate Moves to Turn Around Suburban Retail Centers |
| Is CEQA Still Relevant?
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| Innovation for California's Diverse Housing Needs
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| Mitigation Measures : A Rose by Any Other Name...
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| Nations Within a Nation: The Challenges of Tribal Planning in the San Diego Region |
Session Block 9
3:15 pm - 4:45 pm | Planning and Developing Silicon Valley Tech Campuses: Creative Solutions and Community Interaction |
| How a Housing Action Plan can Help Address the Housing Shortage
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| Healthy, Equitable, Active Land Use Network: Challenges and Opportunities in a Multi-Sector Collaboration |
| Restoring Civility to Public Discourse: Tools to Counter Increasing Hostility in Public Meetings - Part 2 |
| Smartphones, Smart Cars, and Now SMART Parks: How Technology Can Improve Urban Parks |
| Short-Term Rentals and the Sharing Economy: How Airbnb is Reshaping Communities |
| Short-Term Rentals and the Sharing Economy: Short Term Rental Ban Enforcement: City of Monterey |
| Short-Term Rentals and the Sharing Economy: Drafting and Implementing Pasadena's Short-Term Rental Regulations |
| Short-Term Rentals and the Sharing Economy: Town of Truckee |
| Playing Blackjack Against Climate Change: Improving Your Community's Odds with Natural Hazards Without Going Bust |
| Rethinking Community Golf Courses: Issues and OpportunitiesRethinking Community Golf Courses: Issues and Opportunities
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| Zen, the Housing Accountability Act, and the Art of Applying Objective Standards |
| Zen, the Housing Accountability Act, and the Art of Applying Objective Standards: Preparing Housing Elements Under New State Laws: Lessons Learned From Applying AB 1397 and AB 879 |
| Online Scenario Modeling Tools for Community Engagement
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| Online Scenario Modeling Tools for Community Engagement: Scenario Planning |
| Online Scenario Modeling Tools for Community Engagement: Scenario Modeling for Civic Engagement |
| Online Scenario Modeling Tools for Community Engagement: Livermore Case Study |
| Online Scenario Modeling Tools for Community Engagement: Butte County Case Study |
| Delivering Smarter: Tools for the Future of Infrastructure
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| The New General Plan Guidelines: the Art of Balance and Tradeoffs
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| WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10 | |
Session Block 10
8:30 am - 10:00 am | What California Planners Can Learn From Texas |
| What California Planners Can Learn From Texas: Reimagining Transit |
| Survivor: Ethics Island!
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| Disaster Recovery on the Planning Side: Innovations for the Future
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| Housing the Next Nine Million: Six Organizations, Six Views (California Planning Roundtable Session) |
| 10:15 am - 12:00 pm | CLOSING KEYNOTE - Dr. Mary Walshok, Associate Vice Chancellor for Public Programs and Dean of Extension, University of California, San Diego |
