| Thursday,
January 24, 2008 |
| Bush Auditorium |
| 9:00 - 10:00 |
REGISTRATION |
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| 10:00 - 10:45 |
WELCOME & INTRODUCTION |
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Rick Hall, Chair, CNU Florida |
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George Herbst, Vice President,
Rollins College |
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John Norquist, CNU President
– Urbanism as the Convenient Remedy |
| 10:45 – 12:00 |
SESSION 1: GLOBAL
CLIMATE CHANGE |
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Speaker: Anthony Wayne King |
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Carbon-Climate Simulation Science
Group
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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| 12:00 – 1:00 |
LUNCH (provided) and Book Signing
with Doug Farr |
| 1:00 – 2:45 |
SESSION 2: STATE OF FLORIDA
INITIATIVES |
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Moderator: |
Charles Pattison, Executive
Director, 1000 Friends of Florida |
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Speakers: |
Tommy Boroughs - Holland &
Knight/Chairman of the Florida Energy Commission |
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Stephen Adams - Department of
Environmental Protection/Lead Staff for Governor’s
Interim Climate and Energy Action Plan |
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Susan Glickman - Southern Regional
Director/The Climate Group |
| 2:45 – 3:00 |
BREAK |
| 3:00 – 5:00 |
SESSION 3: FLORIDA SOLUTIONS
– The Region, The Neighborhood, The
Corridor |
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Moderator: |
Victor Dover |
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Speakers: |
James Moore, HDR, Inc. |
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Julie Sanford, Starr Sanford
Design Associates |
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Mark Sardegna, Elkus Manfredi
Architects |
| Galloway Room |
| 5:15 – 6:30 |
RECEPTION - Hors D'Oeuvres and
Cash Bar |
| Bush Auditorium |
| 6:30 – 7:00 |
PRESENTATION OF JOHN NOLEN AWARD
PRESENTATION OF THE CHARLES BARRETT AWARD |
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Presented by: |
Charles Bohl - University of
Miami, Knight Program in Community Building |
| 7:00 - 8:30 |
KEYNOTE SPEAKER |
Tom
Pelham – Secretary of the Florida
Department of Community Affairs |
| Galloway Room |
| 8:30 |
PARTY IN HONOR OF THE AWARD
RECIPIENT - Light Dinner and Cash Bar |
| Friday,
January 25, 2008 |
| Bush Auditorium |
| 7:00 - 8:00 |
CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST |
| Location TBD |
| 8:00 - 9:45 |
SALON SESSIONS |
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Salon
1 |
Local
Legacy Projects in Central Florida.
Moderator: Frank Starkey. Coordinator:
Kevin Tyjeski. Topic: Discuss legacy
new urbanist projects in Central Florida
including Baldwin Park, Celebration
and Avalon Park. What are lessons
learned? Did they make efforts to
offset global climate change? |
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Salon 2 |
Local New Projects
in Central Florida. Moderator: Shaun
Ferguson. Coordinator: Brad Lenahan.
Discuss new projects in Central Florida
incorporating green practices including
Oakland Park and the New American
Home. Are they working? Have projects
offset global climate change? |
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Salon 3 |
TOD/Rail in Central
Florida. Moderator: Laura Turner.
Coordinator: Jane Lim-Yap. Discuss
approved plans for commuter rail in
Central Florida and recent debates.
Will rail have positive impacts on
the future of Central Florida? Have
projects offset global climate change?
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Salon 4 |
Economic Return
of New Urbanism Study in Orange County,
Florida. Moderator: Kendall Keith.
Coordinator: Alissa Torres. Review
preliminary findings of a recent study
and focus groups performed by Orange
County to identify the economic costs
and benefits of new urbanist projects.
How can global climate change enter
into the equation? |
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Salon 5 |
LEED Overview
– Commercial and Residential.
Moderator: Shalene Estes. Coordinator:
Bill Lites. What is the LEED standard
and how can it be implemented for
commercial and residential buildings
to achieve sustainability? Are historic
and existing urbanized areas addressed?
How are aesthetic matters resolved?
Can LEED projects offset global climate
change? |
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| Bush Auditorium |
| 9:45 – 11:30 |
SESSION 4: FLORIDA SOLUTIONS
– Sustainable Transportation
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Moderator: |
Sam Poole, Shareholder, Berger
Singerman |
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Speakers: |
Ken J. Groves Jr. -Director,
Department of Planning & Development,
City of Montgomery |
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Harriet Tregoning -, Director,
Office of Planning, District of Columbia |
| 11:30 – 11:45 |
CLOSING SESSION |
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Speakers: |
Geoff Anderson – Director,
Smart Growth America |
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Lizz Plater-Zyberk, Dean at
University of Miami School of Architecture
and Principal of Duany Plater-Zyberk &
Company |
| Walking
Tours - TBA |
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| Thank you, Urban
Think! Bookstore for its continued participation
in CNU Florida events! |
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| Program
Sponsors |
Become a
sponsor |
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| As a sponsor, your organization
receives acknowledgement on the website, on
the Statewide Meeting program, and in the
reception area at the event. Call Diane at
772-221-4060 for more information. |
| Gold Sponsors |
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Silver Sponsors |
| Berger Singerman |
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Cooper Johnson Smith Architects |
| Center for Urban & Environmental
Solutions at FAU |
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Callery-Judge Grove |
| Duany Plater-Zyberk & Co. |
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Canin and Associates |
| HDR, Inc. |
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Doris Goldstein, Attorney |
| Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council |
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Dover, Kohl & Partners |
| University of Miami School of Architecture
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Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin, Inc. |
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MSCW, Inc. |
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IMC Communities |
| Bronze |
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Genesis Group |
| Cagan Management Group, Inc. |
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Valle and Valle |
| Castle & Cooke Florida |
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| Jamie Correa and Associates |
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| Marcela Camblor |
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| REG Architects |
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| Rollins College |
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| Windsor Properties |
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| East Centeral Florida Reginal Planning
Council |
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| Marcela Camblor and Associates |
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| Statewide
Meeting Location |
Rollins College
Bush Auditorium (Bush Science Center)
1000 Holt Avenue
Winter Park, FL
32789-4499
(407) 646-2000 |
| Map
to Winter Park |
Map
of Rollins Campus with event locations |
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| Hotel
Information |
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| The conference a block of room
at the Best Western Mount Vernon
- less than a mile from Rollins. This block
will be held until 25 December. It's under
"CNU Florida" and the rates are
$83 and $93. The toll free number is 1.800.992.3379.
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| Hotel
Maps |
Other
accommodations near Rollins College |
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| Parking
Instructions |
| Drivers must park in the Parking
Garage (see directions)
Classes are in session, and on-street parking
on campus is not allowed. |
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