FYI. Robert Cervero is one of the leading researchers/academics on the
topic of Transit-oriented development. See event notice below.
Greetings!
On behalf of CNU Minnesota and the Students for New Urbanism at the
University of Minnesota, I would like to invite you to the panel discussion
entitled, "Toward a Better Urbanism: Transit, Where Will it Take Us?"
that will take place on Friday, April 29th, from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., in
the CALA Auditorium of Ralph Rapson Hall (U of M campus, East Bank).
Robert Cervero, Professor of City and Regional Planning at the University of
California, Berkeley is the keynote panelist. Phil Langdon, Senior Editor
of the New Urban News, will moderate the discussion, based on two case
studies: the Bloomington Central Station Project along the Hiawatha LRT,
presented by Greg Miller of McGough Companies Development; and the Commuter
Rail Transit Village planning effort in Anoka, shared by the Mayor of Anoka,
Bjorn Skogquist. In addition, Frank Hornstein of the Minnesota House of
Representatives will provide his expertise of transportation policy and Fred
Dock, of Meyer Mohhaddes & Associates will add expertise on street design.
Following the event, guests and speakers are welcome to mingle and enjoy
refreshments in CALA's HGA gallery.
Please forward this along to your co-workers, friends and neighbors.
Admission is free, but arrive early for the best seats.
The event flyer is attached, but feel free to email me with any questions.
I look forward to seeing you then!
Faith Cable
Urban Design WORKS
Landform Engineering
510 First Avenue North, #650
Minneapolis, MN 55403
612-252-9070 ext.153
612-252-9077 fax
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