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Sara is such a talented speaker and role model!

Christine, thank you for moderating these webcasts. Your efforts are a real service to the APA community. While I often find myself at ideological odds with presenters, I'm still thankful for your superb moderation of these webcasts.

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Excellent topic and should be done every year to keep us abreast of the law.

One of the best presentations I've seen. Many great ideas and messaging tools.

I ran across this Webcast series looking to satisfy my AICP CM Credit for Law. Very good resource and well done. Thank you for providing this.

thank you for providing this online option for updated planning case law!!

Great to hear insights from those on the 'front lines' - very helpful. Thanks

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For home owners without off street parking this is a huge problem in your smaller city where people still need vehicles for transport.

It is difficult to count charging station stalls toward required off-street parking when the station operators charge owners of vehicles who overstay their charging reservation and/or restrict non-electric vehicles from parking in these stalls. When operators remove the use restrictions, I'm confident communities would be happy to include them. You can't have it both ways.

If a person has a Grazing permits what right does he are she has in resources we want to hear about that too?

What is tribal laws and people with Grazing permits What are the laws for Grazing permits can we hear about this issue on Laws?

We should avoid made-up terms like "California-style zoning." USA has Euclidean zoning in every state.

Many people have strong feelings about legacy monuments, including those "glorifying" war. Did Mr. Faber participate in the battle that’s being commemorated, or serve under a particular bronze-cast leader on horseback? How might war veterans, their families, relatives, and friends react to Paul's talk, which focuses on the notion of inherent toxicity of such monuments, commemorating a wartime or other event? Should we just truck these pieces away without regard to their feelings? I don't know the answer to that, but this dimension seems absent in Paul's mostly philosophical discussion. The idea that a horse in a war monument is 'just as much about ecology as it is about war' is a little surprising, and probably wasn't on the mind of the artist or commissioner at all, who conceived of the piece with a specific event and intent, and to the audience at the time (which didn't include Paul). Is Paul being presumptuous? We can't say for sure, because toxicity and misrepresentation are the mains views in his prepared talk. I wonder if Monument Lab thinks about these things.

I enjoy such interesting discussions, but I have to wonder whether a well-written ethics code spawns so many interesting dilemmas. Every similar ethics presentation I have attended or seen has 2-3 moments of heavy sighs and "That's a great question" responses. What seems to be missing from most of these decisions is a clear tool for AICP planners to use to push back on unreasonable demands.

I knew little about planning until I was hired by a municipal planning department as their environmental staff person. It is not a well known profession and has limited accredited schools. You need to get kids involved at public meetings so you might spark an interest, especially where you have diverse populations. All professional associations want to improve diversity but if nothing is known about the planning profession it will be difficult, like many other professions. Kids grow up wanting to be an accountant, attorney, police officer, etc. because that is what they see and know. Similarly with the accreditation process, schools that are or desire to become so are unlikely to have barriers to diversity in that program. Planning could easily be a fallback major for similar disciplines, especially if coursework is required from those disciplines - engineering, landscape architecture, architecture, etc. Give students that cannot get through the often difficult majors due to math or other requirements another option with planning. Offer a planning general education course for non-planners to teach them about zoning and other issues that might impact them as adults even if they don't become a planner. That type of course could spark a deeper interest, especially for persons that are undecided on a major. So many opportunities but also barriers to overcome.

Excellent work team, great to understand these funding streams and workflows as we work towards resilience.

What a great update on planning law. Great work.

Thank you for posting this! Will you host an update on the LEED ND certification? Thanks

Love the visual of the Toolkit!

Super useful. Thanks.

Agree. So hard to find resources to learn about ROCs.

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Excellent session. Thank you for making this available online! We're definitely using this in our zoning work.

I'm looking for the link for the slide deck - can you provide it here, please? Many Thanks!

I wonder if users with excess capacity (paper capacity vs. actual usage) could sell water rights, kind of like a TDR but with water instead of development

I strongly believe there should be three mandatory courses in any planning program. One would be a public presentation skills class teaching theory and practice in how to effectively communicate planning ideas or cases to various constituencies. Another would be a basic course on infrastructure. Drainage, water and sewer, road planning, utilities.... And finally, a course on real estate development... how to do a pro-forma, lending, the cost of time and money, site research, etc. This so we can develop an appreciate of how our ordinances and procedures impact real-world opportunities for investment in your community.

Keep onstreet parking if you can still have meaningful sidewalk space AND the parking... Pedestrians feel that the sidewalks are safe if there's a 4000 lb. metal barrier between them and the moving traffic.

You need to coordinate with CPTED (Crime prevention through environmental design) principles to address bad actors

One of my favorite quotes on this topic: "I wish preservationists would redirect 10% of the effort they expend preserving old buildings into making sure the stuff we build TODAY will be WORTH preserving 50 years from now."

I sort of have a decent working knowledge of due process issues, free speech issues, takings law, etc. but I have a very limited understanding of how planning and zoning laws can run afoul of the dormant commerce clause of the Constitution. Would love to see a specialized lesson on that aspect of land use law.

"Strong lady panel". LOLOL. Thank you for the overview. Really appreciate it. :-)

Great topic. Thank you.

San Francisco and Portland have some decent portable and self washing public restrooms. Might be an option.

Free Jim Harbaugh!

I think a "best practices" or in a state with lots of counties and less large municipal, would be good. But state mandated zoning, I'm sorry in Texas that isn't going to fly. The State is already budding in on local control, and they screw things up every time. The Cities and their elected officials konw what they want and what's best for community.

Excellent topic

Duplexes. I lived in one behind the Chapman Farmhouse back when Springboro, Ohio was rural. I used to walk the dogs to the gravel pit just down the gravel road past the creek. Now subdivisions, a golf course etc. but I think that the duplex is still there.

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Thanks for this video.

Today is the first of September. You are wrong.

I'm curious as to why these can't be used for CM maintenance beyond 2022?

E-Bikes

Public Restrooms - Excellent Question.

What's are the differences of the following... Formal? Civic centered? Customer centered? Eco centric? All are types of urban design...big thanks

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This year's Planning webcast series is off to a great start!

Having worked with unincorporated suburban areas for over 27 years, one of my favorite stories is when staff was collaborating in regard to zoning code amendments and as a member of the amendment team, I was assigned chickens, how to adopt chicken regulations into our zoning code for properties 5 acres or less. "Suburban Chickens". Yes, Suburban Chickens a section of the zoning code was adopted and the neat thing is that this code text amendment is working!

Thank you for this video. This was very insightful!