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Mobility in Suffolk Summit

Tuesday, September 22, 2015

H. Lee Dennison Building, 100 Veterans Memorial Highway, Hauppauge, NY

11:30am – 2:00pm

Click HERE for the full event announcement!

20th Annual Pine Barrens Research Forum

October 1 & 2, 2015

Brookhaven National Laboratory, Berkner Hall, Upton, NY

For more information, click HERE

To register, click HERE

APA LI Section is happy to sponsor the following event:

Hofstra University and the Nassau County Planning Commission present the

2015 Land Use Training Program for Municipal Planning and Zoning Officials

Monday, September 21, 2015

5:15 – 9:30pm

Multipurpose Room, Sondra and David S. Mack Student Center, North Campus

See ANNOUNCEMENT for the full program and registration details

[AICP CM Credits Requested]

Through funding from State Farm, Sustainable Long Island has launched a Disaster Preparedness Program. The focal point of this program is a Storm Readiness Assessment, which aims to collect data to determine if Long Islanders are better prepared for natural disasters since Superstorm Sandy. If you have not done so already, residents of Nassau and Suffolk Counties can be entered into a drawing to win an Apple iPad Mini (16GB Wi-Fi + Sprint) by taking the online survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/liprepared.

 For more information, click HERE.

Annual East End Planning Conference

Thursday, September 24, 2015; 3:00pm – 7:30pm (mobile workshop to begin at 2pm)

Stony Brook University
School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences (SoMAS), Marine Sciences Center
Little Neck Road, Southampton, NY 11968

More Details to Follow…..

Save the Date DRAFT2Download flier by clicking HERE

touro logoKeep and eye out for the following Touro Land Use & Sustainable Development Law Institute professional development and subject-based workshops this fall:

  • In collaboration with the Long Island Housing Partnership, Touro Law’s Aging & Longevity Institute, and the American Planning Association, the Institute is hosting a program on Land Use & Zoning for Fair and Accessible Housing on Friday, Oct. 16, 2015, from 9 am – 2:30 pm. For more information and registration, please visit www.tourolaw.edu/landuseinstitute.
  • Our Bagels with the Boards programs will feature speakers on the future of sign regulations after Reed v. Town of Gilbert, planning for disaster resilience, the power of eminent domain, religious land uses, and more. The dates for our fall Bagels programs are Friday Sept. 25, Oct. 30, and Nov. 20. As always, the programs begin with continental breakfast at 8:30 am and the substantive presentation runs from 9-10 am.
  • Please also save the date for our Second Annual Long Island Coastal Resilience Summit on Friday, March 11, 2016. The theme of this year’s summit is Resilience Oriented Development. The program will feature speakers on the integration of transit-oriented and resilience-oriented development, planning and zoning for renewable energy, overcoming wastewater management constraints, an update on the latest climate projections for the region, and more.

More information about training opportunities is available at www.tourolaw.edu/landuseinstitute.

The APA LI Section invites you to the

Downtown Riverhead Walking Tour

Thursday, July 9th, 2015 from 4:00pm – 6:00pm

{1 CM Credit Pending}

peconic riverfront

Thank you to Supervisory Walter and his staff for a terrific and informative tour of Downtown Riverhead!  From environmental and accessibility improvements to Grangabel Park to new shared workspace at Thirty West Main and the renovated Suffolk Theater, Downtown Riverhead is in the midst of a true renaissance.  Below are some photos from along the tour route.  Be sure to check back a www.apalongisland.org for future tours!

Grangabel Park

Community Garden, E. Main St.

Come out and join your fellow planners, engineers and community development colleagues for an afternoon touring the recent development and economic development activity taking place in Riverhead.  Tour hosts include Supervisor Sean Walter; Jill Lewis, Deputy Supervisor; Chris Kempner, Community Development Director; and Jefferson V. Murphree, AICP, Building and Planning Administrator.

An informal networking event will immediately follow the tour.

RSVP“s and Questions should be sent to murphree@townofriverheadny.gov or (631)-727-3200

Click HERE for a Tour Agenda/Flier

Tour Itinerary

 Tour Highlights (Time Permitting) Summerwinds/Joe’s Garage Peconic River/Grangebel Park/Water Fire Peconic Crossing Crooked Ladder Brewery 30 West Main Street Suffolk Theater Former Woolworth building East End Arts

Other Downtown Highlights

Microbreweries Long Ireland Brewery Mustache Brewing Company Arts/Entertainment Long Island Aquarium Hyatt Place Hotel – Conference Center Education Suffolk County Community College Culinary Arts Center Government Supreme Court Town Hall Community Community Garden Farmer’s Market

Waterfire on the Peconic River – Informational Meeting

Saturday, June 20, 2015

6pm – 8pm

Duke Chancellor’s Hall, Stony Brook University Southampton , 39 Tuckahoe Road, Southampton

Imagine seeing a hundred bonfires floating above the Peconic River…stroll a boardwalk surrounded by mood setting music that enters your being and puts you at ease… the fires crackle as young and old enjoy music, dance, food and community through a series of free events.

Come meet the artist and founder of WaterFire and his team who have come here to help our communities make this a reality!

Light refreshments will be provided.

For more information, click HERE, or email:  jfitzgerald@southamptontownny.gov  631-283-6055

facebook.com/WaterFireOnThePeconic

IMG_03172015 APA Northeast Planning Conference:  Getting Ahead of the Future!

American Planning Association’s Northeast Regional Conference is in beautiful Saratoga Springs from June 26-28, 2015. We expect that over 700 architects, engineers, attorneys, government officials and other industry professionals from the nine states in Region 1 will attend.

‘Getting Ahead of the Future’ is this year’s conference theme and it will include a keynote address from Chris Leinberger, President of Locus; Responsible Real Estate Developers and Investors. Also included are special sessions on demographics and emerging trends, nearly 40 educational programs, ten mobile workshops, and terrific networking events.

For more information and registration, please click:  http://aparegion1.org/2015-conference-program/

We hope to see you there!!

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.
For more information email events@tourolaw.edu. Don’t miss out on future CLEs and conferences. Join our mailing list by emailing landuse@tourolaw.edu.
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.
Email LandUse@tourolaw.edu to join our mailing list. FOLLOW US on Twitter @TouroLawLandUse
For more information and to register, visit www.tourolaw.edu/landuseinstitute.

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