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The American Planning Association's New York Metro Chapter addresses planning issues that concern the physical, social, and economic environment in the metropolitan region encompassing New York City, Long Island and the Hudson Valley. The Chapter represents some 1200 practicing planners and other people involved in the planning and design of the region's communities. |
APA New York Metro Chapter Chapter Administrator: Mary Findlen President: Donald C. Burns, AICP |
| online consultant directory Detailed information on planning firms within the metropolitan region and the services they provide |
MetroPlanner
MetroPlanner is the newsletter of the New York Metro Chapter of the American Planning Association. MetroPlanner is distributed to Metro Chapter members 6 times per year. |
Two NEW APA online courses available for AICP CM credits Ethical Practice for Practicing Planners (2.0 CM, $49.95) Available late June 2009 Click here to view catalog and register.
Chapter Events APA New York Metro's School Relations Committee hosts Summer Happy Hours RSVP required. Click here for more information. SPECIAL FREE EVENT hosted by APA New York Metro's Transportaton Committee & NYC Section Monday, July 13, 2009, sunset (betw. 8pm & 9pm) Questions? E-mail David Fields or Janet Jenkins. NEW APA National FREE Webinars Friday, September 18, 2009, 4:00pm - 5:30pm ET Sponsored by the APA Technology Division Register now. Space is limited. Thursday, December 10, 2009, 1pm - 2:30 pm Register now - space is limited. Register Now for APA New York Metro Chapter's 2009 Law and Ethics Series for AICP CM Credit Click here for more details. FREE Online APA National Course "Planning for Healthy Places with Health Impact Assessments" Earn 6.0 CM Credits Available through June 30, 2010. Click here for more information. APA 2009 Monthly Webcast SeriesOffers 12 webcasts Earn up 18 CM credits (1.5 CM credit per webcast) Click here for more information. Chapter News SPECIAL NOTICE TO ALL NEW AICPs Please read an important announcement on the AICP web page regarding the CM credits for new AICPs. SPECIAL NOTICE! New York Metro Planning Student Associations Receive national APA SRC Award for Best Practices For more details, click here. In Memoriam The Chapter mourns the passing of its good friend Read RPA Executive Director Thomas Wright's Remembering Bill Shore, Regional Planner 2009 APA National Conference Sessions now available in digital capture for CM credits. Click here for more information. Online Broadcast Series offers CM credits APA & the Economic Development Administration have produced a series of broadcasts called Economic Development Today. The three-part series is eligible for 2.0 CM credits. Click here for more information. Fall 2009 AICP Exam Application Period is now open. Visit planning.org for details. The 2008 AICP Symposium A free podcast of this symposium is available until September 30, 2009 for 2.5 CM credits. LOOKING FOR EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES in the NY metro area? Browse through NY Metro Chapter's Employment Resource List LI Section Keep abreast of LI planning news via the new LI Section web pages! Join an APA New York Metro Committee APA New York Metro Chapter is looking for volunteers to become involved with the Chapter's activities by joining a committee. Download the Committee brochure with a description of the various committees and their respective chair and co-chairs' contact information. Or, contact Vice President of Committees Michael Marrella, AICP, at michael.marrella@parks.nyc.gov. Position Papers Visit our Position Papers web page to read various documents or letters prepared by members of the APA New York Metro Chapter on critical planning issues affecting the New York metro region. Certification Maintenance program Go to our AICP web page to read comments by the APA NY Metro Chapter and others on the AICP Certification Maintenance program. NY Metro Chapter Conference Proceedings The APA NY Metro Chapter holds a biennial conference on topics and issues of relevance to planners and other professionals in the built environment in the New York metropolitan region. Proceedings of the conferences since 2001 can be accessed through this link. APA New York Metro Chapter Contact Neal A. Stone, Vice President of Programs, or Chapter Administrator for more information. |
Other Events Public Review of the NYMTC's Draft Regional Transportation Plan A Shared Vision for a Shared Future: 2010-2035 Regional Transportation Plan Click here for more details on public review meetings schedule. Visit the website of The Leading Institute's "Leading from the Middle" to view upcoming training programs for planners. Bloustein Online Continuing Education Program Visit the website of the Professional Development Institute, Rutgers' Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy for information on events and courses. ICA&CA 2009 Fellows' Summer Lecture Series The Hudson River Valley: An Allegory of its Architecture, Landscape and Artistic Legacy June 10 - July 8, 2009, General Society Library, 20 West 44th Street, NYC Receptions at 6:30pm; Lectures follow at 7:00pm Free to ICA&CA members & employees of member firms/$20 per lecture to nonmembers RSVP required - call 212.730.9646, ext. 109 or www.classicist.org Office of the Manhattan Borough President Straight Talk: Rescue and Recovery for Small Business Conference Click here for more details and to register. Hudsonia One-Day Workshop Site Plan Design and Biodiversity Conservation July 21, 2009, 8:00am - 5:00pm Norrie Point Environmental Center, Staatsburg, Dutchess County, NY Click here for more details. Other News RFP for Community Plan Writing for Sustainable Long Island Proposals due 4:00pm, July 1, 2009. Read RFP for more details. National HUD Awardee HUD, in partnership with APA, announce that NYC's Homebase wins HUD Secretary's 2009 Opportunity and Empowerment Award. For more information about Homebase and the HUD Secretary's Award, click here. Follow the Planning Commissioners Journal across the USA Read Editor Wayne Senville's reports on local planning success stories and challenges on his "Circle the U.S.A" web blog (http://www.CircleTheUSA.com) See the press release for more information. Rutgers University BOCEP 2009-2010 schedule now available & registration is now open. To learn more, please visit BOCEP. Almost all courses are eligible for 14 AICP CM credits. For more info, please contact Leonardo Vazquez or 732.932.3822, x711. Long Island Index & CUNY announce online resource using innovative mapping tools for Long Island data. Read the press release and visit www.longislandindex.org for more information. Read Transportation Alternatives August 17, 2008, study, Suburbanizing the City: How New York City Parking Requirements Lead to More Driving. |
Leadership Plenty is now the Leading Institute The Leading Institute provides innovative and effective programs in leadership and management to the fields of community development and urban planning. More Info: http://theleadinginstitute.org National Planning News
Student Affairs The Wagner Planner -- Newsletter of the NYU Urban Planning Student Association Urban Review - a publication of the students of Hunter College Department of Urban Affairs and Urban Planning. View publication. The Steven L. Newman Real Estate Institute Real Estate and Planning Program The Steven L. Newman Real Estate Institute, Baruch College, in conjunction with the Hunter College Urban Planning Program, offers a unique program involving both real estate and planning. Aimed primarily at those interested in the community aspects of real estate development, especially non-profit and government personnel, the courses provide financial, analytic and planning skills. For a more complete description visit the following web site. The Source Water Assessment and Protection Program (SWAP) The Source Water Assessment and Protection Program (SWAP) is a drinking water protection program, mandated by the 1996 amendments to the federal Safe Drinking Water Act. Legislative Action Center APA National has launched an updated feature to the Legislation & Policy section of its web site. The new Legislative Action Center will not only allow you to target your representatives in Congress, but it expands the field to your state legislators, your Governor, and federal and state agencies. It also gives you the option to contact local media.
APA Metro Listserve An e-mail forum for members to exchange ideas regarding urban planning issues in the new york area.
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