Upcoming “Bagels with the Boards” Sessions:
Friday, May 29th______________________________
Planning and Permitting Mobile Broadband Communications Infrastructure: Is It Time To Amend Your Local Code?
8:30 breakfast and registration
9:00 – 10:00 am program
1 CLE credit (Professional Practice)
1 AICP-CM Law Credit (certification pending)
Planning and zoning board credits TBD
Faculty: Christopher B. Fisher, Charles J. Gottlieb and Anthony F. Morando, of Cuddy & Feder LLP, concentrate their practices in telecommunications, land use and zoning, and have been counsel in precedent setting cases involving nuanced areas of zoning and claims under the Federal Communications Act. Christopher Fisher is Chairman of the firm’s Telecommunications Department and a past Chairman of the firm’s Land Use department.
Program: Municipalities are seeing increased deployment of wireless communications infrastructure to address the explosion in data use and demand for mobile broadband. The need for in-building systems, small cells, towers and facilities will continue to result in wireless facility deployment. To harness these advancements and growth in technology, municipalities must fully understand recent developments in Federal law to ensure that their local codes are not only compliant with the most recent Federal policy, but properly balance their own administrative burdens with the nature of the infrastructure being deployed. Tools to aid in the deployment of wireless infrastructure includes as-of-right sites, town wide planning, amendment of local laws including zoning regulations, as well as development of ongoing policies at the municipal level including use of municipal rights-of-way and properties.
Friday, June 26, 2015____________________________
Zoning for Solar Energy
8:30 breakfast and registration
9:00 – 10:00 am program
1 CLE credit (Professional Practice)
1 AICP-CM Credit (certification pending)
Planning and zoning board credits TBD
Faculty: Jessica Bacher is the Executive Director of Pace Law School’s Land Use Law Center, an Adjunct Professor of Law at Pace Law School, and a guest lecturer and project supervisor at Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, where she also manages the School’s Land Use Clinic. Ms. Bacher authors land use features in New York and national publications and has edited numerous books in the fields of Land Use and Real Estate Law.
Program: This presentation will review strategies and best practices for developing a clear, comprehensive, and enforceable solar regulatory framework. The presentation will present sample provisions for permitted uses, dimensional standards, development standards and definitions. In addition, optional provisions, such as solar access and solar ready home requirements will be reviewed. Policymakers who attend will be eligible to receive complementary one-on-one technical support in designing and implementing smart solar policy in their local jurisdiction. Policymakers who attend the Solar Energy program will be eligible to receive complementary one-on-one technical support in designing and implementing smart solar policy in their local jurisdiction.
Each program is certified for 1 CLE credit (Professional Practice) and has certification pending for 1 AICP-CM Credit (Law for the May 29 program; general for the June – program).
The cost for each program is $15 per person, including materials, and continental breakfast. Members of sponsor organizations including the Metro New York Chapter of the American Planning Association are eligible for a discounted rate of $10.
Space is limited.
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Special thanks to our co-sponsors Farrell Fritz PC, the New York Metro Chapter of the American Planning Association, the Municipal Law Section of the New York State Bar Association, the New York Conference of Mayors & Municipal Officials and the New York Association of Towns.
Touro Law Center is an accredited provider of continuing legal education in the State of New York.
Pursuant to the requirements of the N.Y. State CLE Board, no partial credit may be awarded and attendees must be present for the entire program.
All Bagels with the Boards will be held at Touro Law Center, 225 Eastview Drive, Central Islip, adjacent to the Federal Courthouse. Take exit 43A Southern State Parkway, bear right on Carlton Avenue, take right on Spur Drive, take left on Eastview Drive. Touro is on the right hand side. Available parking on both sides of the building.
No confirmation of registration will be sent.
Cancellations: Your registration fee will be refunded if you notify us one week before the scheduled event. Call 631-761-7005.
Financial Hardship Policy: Touro Law Center has a Financial Hardship Policy designed to assist attorneys of limited means in fulfilling their CLE requirements. For specific information, please contact events@tourolaw.edu.
Americans with Disabilities Act: If you plan to attend the program and need assistance related to a disability, please let us know as soon as possible prior to the program.
Meals: Glatt Kosher dietary rules are observed.
Speakers and topics are subject to change without notice. Touro Law Center is not liable for errors or omissions in the publicity information.
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