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Below is a summary of the 2009 schedule including a session summary, instructor, date, time, and sponsoring chapter.

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Register Now! 2010 Sessions Announced

2010 Sessions - All sessions are 1 pm - 2:30 pm Eastern unless otherwise noted.

• January 8th – Planners without Borders: Making Multi-Jurisdictional Planning Work
  
  
• January 22nd – Michigan Chapter: Planning for Wind Energy 
  
  
• February 5th – Historic Preservation Part I
  
  
• February 12th – The Future of Transportation
  
  
• February 19th – Talking the Property Rights Blues - LAW CREDITS AVAILABLE
  
  
• February 25th – Workforce Housing Challenges
  
  
• February 26th – Historic Preservation Part II
  
  
• March 5th – Regulating Electronic On-Premise and Off-Premise Signs - LAW CREDITS AVAILABLE
• March 9th - AICP Code of Ethics Review
   
• March 12th – MyFace, Spacebook, Linking, Twitter….What?
  
  
• March 19th – The ABCs of RFPs and RFQs

• March 25th - Sustain Floyd: A Case Study in Rural Economic Sustainability
   
  
• March 26th – The Americans with Disabilities and Fair Housing Act:  Implications for Local and State Government Planners - LAW CREDITS AVAILABLE
  
  
• April 2nd – Virginia: Using Form Based Regulations to Sustain Neighborhood Character
  
  
• April 9th – The American Housing Survey
  
  
• May 7th –Utah Chapter: TBA
   
  
• May 14th –Implementing Planning Support Tools: Best Management Practices for Adoption and Use
  
  
• June 3rd - Sex in the City: Design Standards and Regulations that Work for Sex Businesses - LAW CREDITS AVAILABLE
   
  
• June 4th - Urban Design and Preservation Division: TBA
  
  
• June 11th - Bus Rapid System: The Inside Story of the New York BRT Sponsorer by the Transportation Division of APA
  
  
• June 25th - Understanding the Unserviced Workforce
  
  
• July 9th  - Land Use Law - LAW CREDITS AVAILABLE
  
  
• August 6th – Abel-ing your Development / Zoning Code:  Implementing the Americans with Disabilities and Fair Housing Acts
  
  
• August 13th – Wind and Utility Corridors
   
  
• September 3rd – Planning and Law Division – TBA - LAW CREDITS AVAILABLE
  
  
• September 10th – Economic Development
  
  
• September 17th – Monumental Core Framework Plan : Connecting New Destinations with the National Mall
  
  
• October 1st – Missouri Chapter: Topic TBA
  
  
• October 8th – Wisconsin Chapter: Topic TBA
  
  
• November 4th – Illinois Chapter: Planning Ethics ETHICS CREDITS available from this session
  
  
• November 12th – Urban Design and Preservation Division: Topic TBA
  
  
• December 3rd – New Jersey Chapter: Topic TBA
  
  
• December 10th –Supporting a Diverse Local Agricultural Economy
  
  
• December 17th - Economic Development Division: TBA
  

*Note: Past presentations are available for informational purposes only. CM credit is not available for viewing these presentations after the event has occurred.