PlaceMaking with Transit: A Form-Based Code Approach
February 4, 2010 at 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Salt Palace Convention Center, Salt Lake City
This conference is a practical forum to explore a promising new alternative to Euclidean Zoning.
Topics include:
• The Three Steps of Great PlaceMaking
• PlaceMaking as an Economic Development Tool
• What Makes Places Great
• What are Form-Based Codes and How They Differ from Existing Codes
• Why People Oppose Density, and How to Overcome Those Objections
• The Lessons Learned from Other Communities Who Have Enacted Code Reform
• How to Build Ongoing Community Support for the Reform of Development Practices
• How to Administer a Form-Based Code
• How to Avoid the Common Mistakes in Facilitating Transit Oriented Development
• Understanding the Proper Roles for Citizens, Politicians, Planners, Developers, etc.
Learn how to create neighborhoods and districts for people to live, work and play – with convenient transit access to the region as a whole. A form-based code is an important option embraced by a growing number of communities – and a timely one for us to explore.
Event Owner: Michael Hathorne (Senior Planning Manager at Suburban Land Reserve, Inc.)