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  2011 Hawaii Congress of Planning Officials Conference Minimize

 

     
  Conference Report Minimize
Over 250 people attended the HCPO 2011 Conference.  Thank you to the sponsors, speakers and conferees for making the conference a success!  
 
Conference presentations are now available below.  Please note that not all conference presentations are available.   
     
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  Wednesday, September 21, 2011 Minimize

Opening Plenary Session:

"Creating Active Living Environments" by Dan Burden, Executive Director, The Walkable and Livable Communities Institute.

 

     
  Thursday, September 22, 2011 Minimize

Welcome Plenary Session:

"The Rigor of Undisciplined Thinking: Homegrown Solutions to Complex Challenges" by Matthews Hamabata, Executive Director, The Kohala Center

 

Concurrent Session:

"Embracing Sustainability in Community Plans" by Benjamin A. Herman, Vice-President/Principal, Clarion Associates

 

Concurrent Session: Next Step in Implementing Hawaii's Complete Streets Law

"Complete Streets" by Tom Dinell, Emeritus Professor of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Hawaii-Manoa

"Complete Streets" by Kathleen Chu, Project Manager, CH2M HILL and Rachel Roper, Civil Engineer, Hawaii Department of Transportation

"Kauai County Complete Streets Resolution" by Kaaina Hull, Planner, Kauai County Planning Department

 

Concurrent Session: Natural Hazards Mitigation

"Building Community Resiliency Capacity in the Pacific" by Dolan Eversole, NOAA Coastal Storms Program Coordinator, University of Hawaii Sea Grant Program

"March Madness: Kauai, March 2006" by Mark Marshall, Emergency Management Officer, Kauai County Civil Defense Agency

 

Concurrent Session: Land Use and the Preservation of Cultural Resources

"Protection of Historic Sites: How the Planning Process Failed in Koloa" by David Kimo Frankel, Staff Attorney, Native Hawaiian Legal Corporation

 

Concurrent Session:

"Saving the World through Zoning: The Sustainable Development Code" by Christopher J. Duerksen, Managing Director, Clarion Associates

 

Concurrent Session: Planning for Local Food and Energy Systems

"Sustainability, Town by Town" by Ken Stokes, Executive Director, The Kauaian Institute

"Community Gardening for Healthy and Sustainable Food Access" by Lys Burden, Community Garden Coordinator, City of High Springs

 

Concurrent Session: Shoreline Setbacks and the Management of Coastal Development

"Permitting or Planning: Streamlining the Coastal Approval Process " by Thorne Abbott, Environmental and Coastal Planner, TEC, Inc.

"Shoreline Setback: The No Build Zone" by Ian Jung, Deputy County Attorney, Kauai County

 

Concurrent Session: Growth Management and Citizen's Initiatives

"Citizens' Growth Management Initiatives: Rational Responses to Irrational Planning" by Carl Imparato, Chair, Coalition for Responsible Government

 

Concurrent Session:

"The Health Impact Assessment and Healthy Neighborhood Design" by Jim Charlier, President, Charlier Associates

 

Concurrent Session: Permitting Large-scale Renewable Energy Facilities

"Permitting Renewable Energy Facilities" by Dale Cua, Planner, Kauai County Planning Department

"Permitting Renewable Energy Facilities in Hawaii" by Cameron Black, Permitting Specialist, Hawaii State Energy Office, DBEDT

 

Concurrent Session:

"NOAA's Digital Coast: Free Online Coastal Planning Tools" by by Jamie Carter, Physical Scientist, NOAA Pacific Services Center

"Using the Habitat Priority Planner as a Decision-Support Tool for Hamakua's Natural Resources" by by Catie Cullison, Project Manager, PBR Hawaii and Associates, Inc.

  

Concurrent Session: New Initiatives in Building Healthier Communities

"The North Shore Path" by Ben Welborn, North Shore Path Multi-use Planning Process

"The Statewide Pedestrian Master Plan" by Kathleen Chu, Project Manager, CH2M HILL and Rachel Roper, Civil Engineer, Hawaii Department of Transportation

 

Concurrent Session: Planning Law Review

"Planning Law" by Cal Chipcase, Partner, Cades Schutte LLP

 

Concurrent Session: Improving Community Outreach and Education in Planning

"The Agony and Ecstasy of Community Indicators" by Diane Zachery, President & CEO, Kauai Planning and Action Alliance

"Using GIS and Geo-visualization Tools for Land Use and Transportation Planning" by Mark Harrington, GIS Manager, Group 70 International

"Community Outreach" by April J. Surprenant, Long-range Planning Manager, Hawaii County Planning Department

     
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Concurrent Session: Advancements in Planning for Healthy Watersheds

"Hawaii Watershed Guidance" by Brian Hunter, Planner, Clean Water Branch, Department of Health

"Hanalei: Community Planning for a Healthy Watershed" by Makaala Kaaumoana, Executive Director, Hanalei Watershed Hui

"Hanalei Community Resilience Research and Planning" by Sarah Henly-Shepard, PhD Candidate, University of Hawaii-Manoa

"Healthy Watershed Planning: Watershed Based Plan for Hanalei Bay" by Andy Hood, Principal, Sustainable Resources Group International

 

Concurrent Session: Planning Ethics

"Thinking about Ethics" by Tom Dinell, Emeritus Professor of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Hawaii-Manoa and John Whalen, Planner, Plan Pacific, Inc.

 

Concurrent Session: Smart Growth=Smart Energy: A Look at Transportation and Land Use Policy for Hawaii's Clean Energy Future

"Active Transportation for Hawaii's Secure Energy Future" by Laura Dierenfield, Executive Director, PATH

 

Concurrent Session: The Challenge of Regulating Vacation Rentals in Residential Areas

"Extension of Visitor Destination Area into Residential, Conservation and Agricultural Districts" by Barbara Robeson, Protect our Neighborhood Ohana (PONO)

"County of Kauai Transient Vacation Rental Regulation" by Ian Jung, Deputy County Attorney, Kauai County

"Vacation Rentals in Maui County, A Brief History" by Michael J. Hopper, Deputy Corporation Counsel, County of Maui

 

Closing Plenary Session:

"Using Placemaking to Pull it all together for Healthy Communities" by Gary Toth, Director, Transportation Iniatiatives with the Project for Public Spaces

     
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