Planners Training Service One-Day WorkshopSustainable Development Through Form-Based CodesPortland, Oregon • February 19, 2013 Advanced Training for Practicing Planners Cities and towns across the country are adopting form-based codes. Is yours next? This informative, engaging workshop will give you the tools to get started. In just one day, you'll learn how form-based zoning helps communities frame their vision and keep their character. A short presentation will introduce the components and uses of form-based codes. Then you'll delve into making a code of your own. Using a case study site and scale models, you'll get hands-on practice creating an illustrative plan, regulating plan, and building and street envelope standards. Crack the code! Put your community on track for a more sustainable future through form-based zoning. This workshop is cosponsored by APA Oregon Chapter. You'll learn about:
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Certification Maintenance CreditsAICP members earn CM | 7.0 credits for participation in this one-day workshop. Partial credit is not available. PresenterMark L. Gillem, AICP, is principal of the Urban Collaborative, a master planning and urban design practice based in Eugene, Oregon. Currently, his firm is looking into whether converting one of Eugene's arterial roads into a multiway boulevard could create mixed use and infill development in the area. Gillem also teaches architecture and urban design at the University of Oregon. | ||