Date: Fri, 01 Dec 2006 10:09:33 -0500
From: "BRUCE ROSEN"
To: reysmont
Subject: eminent domain position (from across the Hudson)
a serendipitous find.....go to the APA/NJ website at http://www.njapa.org/index.html & click the 6-page pdf "Position Statement on Redevelopment Planning and the Exercise of Eminent Domain"
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Position Statement on Redevelopment Planning and the Exercise of Eminent Domain.
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Statement on Proposed Bill A-3257
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NJAPA's New Sustainable Design Committee[ More Info ]
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President's CornerCarlos Rodrigues AICP / PP, NJAPA Chapter President
Smart Growth RequiresSmart Regulation
New Jersey is a "smart growth planning" state. The concept is imbedded in the State’s Development and Redevelopment Plan. The state has an Office of Smart Growth, has (or had) a Smart Growth Ombudsman, and several state agencies have (or had) smart growth plans and smart growth units. The state provides various sources of funding for smart growth planning at the local level. And smart growth was reputedly part of the New Jersey’s three previous Administrations, as well as the current Administration.
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Women in Planning
The APA PLANNING AND WOMEN DIVISION is seeking new members. If you are interested, please contact Division Chair Pattsi Petrie at pattsi@uiuc.edu
The Redevelopment Handbook - A Guide to Rebuilding New Jersey's Communities
by Stan Slachetka and David G. Roberts © 2003. This Handbook has been jointly published by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs and the New Jersey Chapter of the American Planning Association.
This book "is an easy-to-understand, practical guide that will help municipalities that are considering redevelopment "
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Order your copy of the Complete Guide to Planning in New Jersey, Second Edition.
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Who Lives in New Jersey Housing?
A QUICK GUIDE TO NEW JERSEYRESIDENTIAL DEMOGRAPHIC MULTIPLIER
By David Listokin with Ioan Voicu, William Dolphin and Matthew CampCenter for Urban Policy ResearchEdward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey New Brunswick, New Jersey
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Request For Proposals
The City of Bayonne invites you to review the following information regarding the Request For Proposals for the ANJEC: Smart Growth Planning Project whereas responses are requested by Friday, January 5, 2007.
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Amtrak and U.S. Intercity Passenger Rail: Prospecting for a Future
David M. LaneyDecember 5, 20061:00 pmAlan M. Voorhees Transportation center
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Redesigning the Edgeless City - February 7 & 8, 2007
Harness Racing Museum & Hall of Fame located in Goshen, NY
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The Leading Institute Now Accepting Applications for 2006 /Leading from the Middle/ Class
The Leading Institute (formerly APA/LeadershipPlenty) is now accepting applications for /Leading from the Middle. /It is the only leadership development program designed for mid-level and mid-career urban planning and community development professionals. The eight-month program, which runs from late March to early December, combines six day-long training sessions with three months of personal, executive coaching.
In /Leading from the Middle/, you will learn to build more productive working relationships with colleagues, supervisors and clients; to manage conflict, groups and meetings; and innovative ways to balance planning, action and evaluation. The program works. Since 2003, we’ve served more than 40 planning and community development professionals. Since taking the course, they’ve been better able to influence their supervisors and colleagues, promote their agendas, and build productive partnerships.
The program costs $250 to $1,250, depending on the size of the applicant’s organization. To find out more, go to http://www.theleadinginstitute.org.
The Leading Institute is endorsed by the American Planning Association New Jersey Chapter. You can help the NJAPA. The Chapter receives 15% of the tuition revenue generated by Fellows referred to The Leading Institute by the NJAPA.
For more information, contact TLI Director Leonardo Vazquez, AICP/PP at info@theleadinginstitute.org or 732-932-3822, x711
NJAPAIn Cooperation with the Voorhees Transportation Center AND NEW JERSEY TRANSITis pleased to present:
Transit-Friendly DevelopmentVolume 2, Issue 1
The Newsletter of Transit Oriented Development and Land Usein New Jersey
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2006 NJAPA Awards for Planning
The NJ Chapter of the American Planning Association (NJAPA) is pleased to announce its 2006 Awards for Planning. These awards honor plans, planning and design initiatives, reports, built projects, individuals and organizations that are in the forefront of planning in New Jersey. They recognize professional planners, lay planners, citizens and elected and appointed officials for their outstanding contributions to the planning field.
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