APA Idaho Chapter

Topic was greatly enhanced by Mr. Silver's personal and professional experiences, that were conveyed and implied in his presentation

It was the best session of the entire Conference.

One of the best sessions I’ve ever attended

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I really enjoyed hearing Mitchell's perspective on diversity, inclusion, and equity and how to deal with these three (3) areas in a politically charged environment. I liked how he showed as planners that we need to look at equity as fairness. I appreciate that he was willing to come to Idaho to speak to us.

I enjoyed hearing the varying perspectives on accessory dwelling units. My jurisdiction is in the process of a zoning ordinance rewrite and one of the items that we are updating is accessory dwelling units. It was nice to learn how others in the State of Idaho deal with ADU's.

wish this had a bit more analysis behind it but very interesting data

It was interesting to see how growth and changing demographics affected the character of Dover, Idaho in a relatively short period of time.

The presenters did a really good job, however, much of the content was information I already knew.

I had worked with the speakers in early part of Census 2020 work-effort. This was a good way to see their work evolve from the time I had worked with them.

I would like to see ethics cases from other states to understand a broader perspective on ethical matters. I have dealt with many in my career here in Idaho and in California. And it would be good to see some examples from other states so planners could be mindful of what to look out for.

I learned about newer legislative framework at this session and enjoyed hearing about other rural county's struggles as they manage growth.

Not all panelists were as strong as in previous years

The topic was engaging, the panelists effective, and the prospect for funding for local comprehensive plans was very compelling

Appreciated the relevance to Idaho communities from a regional lens

These guys are awesome!

Diane always does such a great job leading a discussion. Each member of the panel contributed to a healthy discussion about ethics.

This was a great discussion about the dynamics of big business relationship with small town communities, then the changing role of small towns for historic workers vs. vacationers and wealthy purchasers of property in small towns. Very interesting and great presentation.

Presenter was very frantic in his presentation, jumping between different types of analysis and jurisdictions. Would have been more effective by presenting less information, but going into deeper detail.

I had to leave towards the end of the breakout room session, and missed coming back together but reviewed the video later. There was only like 2 minutes left in the video and everyone was shy (apparently). No one shared except the hosts. It would be cool if the other breakout rooms would have been recorded and integrated into the video. Not sure if that's possible.

It would be nice if speakers tried to limit the degree of reinforcing their active and hopeful elected positions.

Good session, just not real applicable to my daily duties in a city.

Very interesting and well-researched topic. Thank you!

Great topic. Issues are nothing new, but the data and research is nice to see.

I watched the recording of this on Whova, but it was good!