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Sheraton Station Square, Pittsburgh
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2007 Pennsylvania Chapter of APA Conference Proceedings
View presentations from the Pennsylvania Chapter of APA Annual Conference below. All files are in PDF format and require the Free Adobe Reader.
- Adams County
- Gettysburg Area Traffic Signal Enhancement and Intelligent Transportation Systems Deployment
- Going Out on a Limb to Preserve the Northern Adams County Fruit Belt
- Green Infrastructure: Conserving Natural Systems
- Pennsylvania Safe Routes to School Program
- Session 3: Required Training for Planning Officials - Pennsylvania Chapter of APA's Proposed Program
- Session 4: Planning for Disaster
- Session 6: Outdoor Lighting Issues for Planners and Municipalities:
Presentation 1 (Presented by the Pennsylvania Outdoor Lighting Council)
Presentation 2 (Good Lighting - An Orientation ppt Stan Stubbe)
Presentation 3 (Lighting Issues for Planners ppt Barry Johnson)
Presentation 4 (Preventing Bad Lighting With a Good Ordinance ppt Stan Stubbe)
- Session 7: Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC): Economic Development Opportunities and Challenges
- Session 8: Electric Transmission: Meeting the Needs of the 21st Century:
Presentation 1 | Presentation 2
- Session 14: Taming Traffic: Context-Sensitive Solutions
- Session 19: Linking Planning and NEPA: PennDOT’s Improvements to the Project Delivery Cycle - Presentation | Handout
- Session 26: State Planning Board- Issues and Updates (Coming Soon)
- The Fruit Industry - Retooling through Innovation
2007 APA Conference: "History in the Making "
April 14-18, 2007
Pennsylvania Convention Center
Philadelphia, PA
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2006 Conference Proceedings
View presentations from the Pennsylvania Chapter of APA Annual Conference below. All files are in PDF format and require the Free Adobe Reader.
- Bicycle and Pedestrian Training
- Historic Preservation Planning at the Local and State Levels: From Survey/Inventory to Protection of Historic Resources
- Land Partnerships: A Countywide Strategy for Open Space Preservation and Smart Growth
Past Conference Proceedings