• Rick Hall, long-time transportation engineer and land use expert; President, Hall Planning & Engineering; past Chair, Congress for the New Urbanism; former President, Florida Section, Institute of Transportation Engineers - on national trends in sustainable development
• Pierce Jones, Director, Resource Efficient Communities Program, University of Florida - on reduced impact, energy efficient site design
• Ken Zeichner, Alachua County Principal Planner - on the integration of energy and sustainable design considerations into the local comprehensive plan
• Robin Vieira, Vice President, Florida Green Building Coalition and Director of Building Research, Florida Solar Energy Center - on how green building programs provide economic and environmental benefits
See Webinar tab above (dropdown) for Speaker & Host Bios.
Replay
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Presenter Slides
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Introductory slides are here
Rick Hall slides are here
Pierce Jones slides are here
Ken Zeichner slides are here
Rob Vieira slides are here