Monday, April 23, 2018 from 10:15 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. CDT
Location: 207
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WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
- What artisanal food production is and why it is important to welcome but also regulate
- Best practices for regulating artisanal food production sourced from around the country
- How to identify the issues cities should address when creating regulations for this type of use
MORE SESSION DETAILS
The newest use to come out of the hipster revolution of our cities is artisanal food production. Cities all around the county are revamping their zoning codes to allow for small-scale, low-impact manufacturing in trendy or up-and-coming areas of town. This session will explore best practices of regulating these new artisanal food-production uses around the country. A special case study of “The Food Building” in Minneapolis – where you can get your hand-crafted grain, milk, and sausage all under one roof – will be highlighted, as will the zoning issues that this unique space brought to light for the City of Minneapolis. Are these places here to stay, or is this just a fad? What should your city be doing to welcome these uses? What are the impacts of these uses? Explore the answers and learn best practices for regulating artisanal food production.
Session Speakers
Aaron Hanauer
Speaker
City of Minneapolis
Minneapolis, MN
Lisa Houde, AICP
Organizer and Speaker
Clarion Associates
Littleton, CO
Mei-Ling Smith, AICP
Speaker
City of Minneapolis CPED-Plng Dept
Minneapolis, MN
Activity ID: NPC188021