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LGC’s 68th Annual Conference
November 18-20, 2009
Mark your calendar for LGC’s 68th Annual Conference, November 18–20, 2009, at the Radisson Hotel Manchester, featuring informative sessions covering finance, governance, health and safety, human resources, land use and environment, schools, technology and more. Special events will honor outstanding achievements, networking discussions will foster dialogue and inspire new ideas, and the Exhibit Hall will showcase the latest products, services and solutions for your every need. Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to learn how other local governments are rising to their present challenges—and planning for the future. more...
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2009 Watershed Conference
November 20 & 21, 2009
The organizing committees of the annual New Hampshire Watershed Conference and the New Hampshire Water Conference have joined forces to offer a single, comprehensive event for 2009. The purpose of the merger is to combine talent, resources, and audiences from both events into a unique two-day event for Friday, November 20th and Saturday, November 21st. The conference will be held at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord, NH. Friday is geared more for technical/professional audiences and Saturday is geared more for lay/volunteer audiences. Both days are for local officials and state policy makers. more... |
The Third Annual Home Energy Conference
November 21, 2009
November 21st at Plymouth State University in beautiful Plymouth, NH we will bring together dozens of sustainable energy leaders from around the region, and hundreds of New Hampshire homeowners and contractors for our third annual, all-day conference featuring over a dozen workshops, two dozen exhibitors, and an amazing amount of human energy and ingenuity. Your Sponsorship will allow us to reach as wide an audience as possible, and to help New Hampshire homeowners, energy committees, contractors, and educators learn how to make houses and homes more efficient and sustainable. more... |
Introduction to Permaculture - A Framework for Greater Food and Energy Security in a Low Energy Future
December 10, 2009
Come and learn what Permaculture is all about, and why it is important to you! What could it mean to your community? How does Permaculture differ from other approaches to sustainability. This session is especially useful for homeowners, community organizers, design professionals, farmers, and gardeners. If you are working toward a sustainable future and want practical tools and applicable methodologies, then this session is for you! more...  |
New Hampshire Association of Conservation Districts Annual Meeting
December 18, 2009
The program this year is "Fluvial Geomorphology - Conservation-minded stream and river restoration techniques for the 21st century and beyond" featuring a well-known regional expert, John Field, PhD who will provide background and his project experience, and Steve Landry, NH Department of Environmental Services, who manages several projects from the North Country to Hillsborough County (including a project right around the corner that you can visit). This is an excellent opportunity to become conversant with fluvial geomorphology and incorporate these principles into your solutions, grant proposals, and permit applications. The event will be held at the Five Rivers Auditorium, Public Service Company of NH Energy Park, Manchester. Further information, including an agenda and registration are available. Please register early—space is limited. more... |
NH Farm Energy Conference
January 12, 2010
Farming is an energy intensive industry. Heating outbuildings, fueling farm equipment, transporting goods to market and other activities require energy, raising cost of production and diminishing the sustainability of New Hampshire farms. NH farmers need and want to integrate sustainable energy strategies on their farms but they often find available information overwhelming, contradictory and not geared to their particular needs. more... |
Performance Measurement in Transportation Planning
January 20, 2010
How can communities measure livability or find a balance between speed-based measures, such as Levels of Service and measures of good urban form that support non-automotive modes? Learn the appropriate way to measure performance for a corridor study where redevelopment is balanced with mobility. Planning needs good performance indicators to help officials and the public understand the implications of decisions. Whether you are working on local plans and the relationship to CIP, on state transportation plans, or regional scenario planning, this program provides answers. more...
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Redevelopment and Revitalization for a New Era
March 17, 2010
The current economy coupled with the federal stimulus package provide new opportunities for redevelopment in many communities. What is being funded and what opportunities are emerging? Will mixed use continue to be a goal of redeveloped area? Will the desire to use resources more efficiently provide a good match with planning goals. One thread will focus on redevelopment financing such as TIF, special district financing, and joint development financing and how they are working as tools in this economic climate. more...
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APA National Planning Conference
April 10-13, 2010
APA heads south to New Orleans in 2010 as we continue a two-year journey from the headwaters of the Mississippi River to the delta.
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In 2009, planners began a journey in Minneapolis at the headwaters of the Mississippi, where we celebrated the centennial of the planning movement at the National Planning Conference. In 2010, we travel downriver to New Orleans where the conference will focus on the region's recovery from the 2005 hurricanes and its continuing vulnerability. more...
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2010 Planning Law Review
June 30, 2010
The Supreme Court will have ended its deliberations for the year; so it is time to assess legal landscape of the past year. Did changes on the Court result in a new direction? How have states been addressing planning issues — are we seeing the demise of ballot box initiatives? What progress has been made on climate change legislation? Have any new cases changed the course for planning? A panel of attorneys and legislative experts provides analysis. more...
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