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May 21, 2010 - 12:00pm eastern
Leslie Creane - Town Planner, Hamden, CT


A new approach to zoning encourages the protection of open space, the strategic location of denser mixed-use development and equitable infrastructure investment. Believe it or not, opportunity abounds when a municipality is "built-out!" It is possible to make land more profitable for a property owner and a municipality.

Sustainable development starts with creating the "big vision". What criteria should be used to develop that plan? How can structures positively contribute to the formation of the public realm? How do you determine where to actively preserve open space? What tools are available to encourage development that can adjust to changes in market demand? How can you increase your tax base? Where can you provide housing options for your children and your aging parents? Is it possible to integrate infrastructure improvements, quality design, mass transit, community gardens and economic start-ups in one development?

Click here to download slides from this webinar.

April 30, 2010 - 12:00pm eastern
Paul R. Michaud, Murtha Cullina LLP



Find out the story on renewable energy in New England. Paul is the former lead attorney for the CT Clean Energy Fund where he had an important role in bringing renewable energy to CT. Paul will discuss current incentives, current net metering policies and the status of offshore wind in New England. Hear from an expert.

Click here to download the presentation slides from this webinar.

Register today for Vita Nuova's monthly Sustainability Series Webinars - FREE and open to all! The webinars are held on the last Friday of each month for one hour and feature experts from around the country who present interesting and current discussions on sustainable development topics. 1 AICP CM credit is typically available per webinar - check www.planning.org for current credit availability.

Upcoming webinars include:

January 29, 2010: The June Key Delta House: Living Building from the Grassroots

February 26, 2010: LEED 2009 for Existing Buildings, "More than Just Chasing Points"

March 26th, 2010: Building Vibrant Communities - Linking Revitalization with Other Opportunities

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