THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN LAND USE INSTITUTE
19th Annual Land Use Conference
“The New American Landscape”
Denver, Colorado
March 4 & 5, 2010
PREAMBLE ON THE THEME: THE NEW AMERICAN LANDSCAPE
Climate change, peak oil, economic turmoil, increasing ethnic diversity, robust population growth and shifting market preferences are creating the most significant change to our human settlements in half a century. The conference will explore the emerging character of the New American Landscape in its urban, suburban and rural contexts.
Registration Will Open November, 2009
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2009 Land Use Conference Articles
Sustainable Zoning and Development Controls
Austin, Texas
January 21-22, 2010
Hosted by RMLUI (Details available here)
Registration is Now Open
Local governments have a legitimate — and leading — role to play in creating sustainable communities. In this Planners Training Service Workshop, you’ll learn how communities around the country have written or amended land-use plans, zoning codes, subdivision regulations, and construction codes to achieve greater sustainability. Find out how you can apply many innovative models and strategies to your own community.
The mission of the Rocky Mountain Land Use Institute is to serve the public interest as an interdisciplinary, non-partisan forum for land use and environmental issues in the Rocky Mountain West.
