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There's still time ...
but not much! Sign up now while you can still take part in
this timely, one-of-a-kind event. If you see this notice
after June 15, see Late Registration section
below.
Overview:
The Florida Legislature
concluded its annual session on May 6, 2005. One of its final
actions was the passage of major legislation revising the state’s
long-standing growth management policies. Find out what
changes will soon become law and what they will and could mean for
Florida. Also gain insights into broader aspects of growth issues,
needs and opportunities, at the community level and for the state as
a whole.
Program: Eight week
program consisting of one session per week, approximately one and a
half hours each. Sign up for individual sessions or the package of
8. No travel required; call in from anywhere to take
part in live sessions. If a schedule conflict occurs, listen to
session on replay line for up to a week at your convenience. Learn
from a faculty of over 40 experts from diverse backgrounds,
perspectives.
Schedule: Dates are as follows – June
15, 22, 29, July 6, 13, 20, 27, August 3. All calls will begin at
10:00 AM sharp and conclude by 11:30 AM.
Topics: Each of the 8 sessions will focus on a
theme as follows:
·
What
the 2005 Legislation Does, June 15
·
Local, Regional & State Roles
in Growth Management, June 22
·
Environmental Impacts &
Outlook, June 29
·
Funding & Infrastructure, July
6
·
Roles & Rights of Citizens,
July 13
·
Impacts on Communities, Quality of
Life, July 20
·
Housing & Redevelopment, July
27
·
Future of Rural Florida, August
3
Speakers: Experts on growth policy and related
topics will be featured in each session (4 – 5 per date plus
Resource Panelists). Diverse backgrounds and perspectives will be
represented. Top land use attorneys and others. See faculty
highlights at right and more speakers at www.blueradish.biz
.
Cost/Payments: $25 per session or $125 for package of
all 8. Eligible charitable and civic nonprofit rate: $70 (with
additional waivers considered based on need). Student rate: $50. Pay
by Credit Card (VISA, MasterCard) on-line at www.blueradish.biz
; see Seminars section. Purchase Orders accepted from government
agencies.
Availability: To ensure phone line availability
given the expected demand for this program, it is important to
sign up early to guarantee your
reservation.
Registration: Register on-line at www.blueradish.biz
(see Seminars section) or email government purchase order to growth_in_florida@thenonprofitinstitute.com
.
Who
Should Attend: local
government officials, planners, land use attorneys, environmental
interests, civic leaders, developers, regional and state agencies,
growth related professions, concerned citizens, others interested in
the future of Florida.
Continuing
Education:
This program qualifies has been approved for AICP credit for
professional planners.
Sponsor: Education for Florida’s Future, a
program of the Florida Public Interest Foundation.
Late Registration: If you are seeing this
notice after the series has begun, you may still sign up and benefit
from the series. Each session is a standalone program. In
addition, registrants will have access to a recorded replay
of each session for one week after the live
airing.
Questions: Please email your question(s) to growth_in_florida@thenonprofitinstitute.com
. Further
information about the event is also available at www.blueradish.biz
or by calling 1-212-990-7236 for a recorded description (plus how to
register without credit card or computer ! access).
KICKOFF
SESSION, JUNE 15:
Speakers
for the initial session will be: Tom Pelham, Nancy Linnan, Linda
Shelley, and Charles Pattison .
Resource
Panelists to include Neil Skene, Editor, Florida Trend
Magazine, Tallahassee Bureau, and attorney; and Eric
Poole, Governmental Liaison, Florida Association of
Counties. |