May 13-14, 2010
The conference offers a full day of mobile workshops and two days of sessions that will get you up-to-date on a number of planning topics, including economic development, small town redevelopment, neighborhood revitalization incentives, public health in planning, sustainable transportation, and much, much, more.
If a link isn't yet live, please check back here in the near future. Register by March 31st to receive the early registration discount.
Click on the following links for information: Schedule At-A-Glance; Session and MobileWorkshop Descriptions; Map of Conference
For directions to the Oregon Convention Center or parking information go to: OCC
For a printable registration brochure: 2010 Conference Brochure
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Join a mobile workshop on May 12 to explore a range of planning issues in the field, including flood plain management, bicycle infrastructure, environmental education, neighborhood corridor revitalization and sustainable viticulture. Mobile workshops are an additional fee, and you do not need to sign up for the conference to attend a mobile workshop. Space is limited so sign up early. Click here for workshop descriptions.
Attend two days of sessions on May 13-14 at the Oregon Convention Center. Topics cover issues that planners grapple with everyday, including economic development, tourism placemaking, small town and neighborhood redevelopment, infrastructure funding, water resource planning, climate action, advocacy and ethics, building healthy communities, and much more. Key note speakers will provide valuable inspiration on the connection between economic development and sustainability. Click here to view the preliminary conference schedule and session descriptions.
The OAPA Board is hosting a special sustainability work session on Wednesday, May 12, 1:30-5:00pm. This session is open to all OAPA Chapter members free of charge and conference registration is not required. The meeting is a follow-up from last year's all-day Climate Change work shop and is intended to develop chapter sustainability policies and guidelines. Click here to register for this free and open work session. Click here for more information.
Registration Rates:
- OAPA Member: $250 (before March 31), $295 (after April 1)
- Non-member: $305 (before March 31), $350 (after April 1)
- One Day only, OAPA Members(either day): $150
- One Day only, Non-members (either day): $175
- Reduced Fee Scholarship: $45
- Full-time Student: $45
Rates include the cost of lunch on each day.
Scholarships are available for Oregon Chapter APA members. If you are traveling from more than 100 miles away, are unemployed, or work for an agency that cannot afford to send you, apply for a scholarship. Deadline is March 5, 2010. Fill out this form and email to oapa2010.scholarship@gmail.com
Lodging is available at the Lloyd Center Doubletree - Portland's First Sustainable Hotel. Call 800.996.0510 and ask for the OAPA Conference rate ($120 +tax).
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