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March 30 2007 - March 30 2007
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Plain Talk on Quality Growth is an important East Tennessee conference designed for regional decision-makers, elected and appointed officials, especially regulatory officials, planning commissioners, key business and institutional leaders, professionals in related fields and others making development decisions, including developers, architects, engineers, and contractors.
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Keynote "Economy, Ecology, and Energy: Enabling Quality Growth"
presented by Daniel Williams, FAIA, APA,
Fellow of the American Institue of Architecture (AIA)
"The Critical Role of Local Government in Promoting Quality Growth,"
presented by Rep. John J. Duncan, Jr., with U.S. Secretary of
Transportation Mary Peters and invited guest Deputy Assistant Secretary
of Interior for Policy and International Affairs Christopher Kearney.
Regional Dialog: The conference participants work in facilitated groups
to identify the region's key development issues and what solutions are
right for East Tennessee.
Plain Talk on Quality Growth
137 S. Gay Street
Knoxville, TN 37902 telephone: (865) 524-0270, ext. 12
fax: (865) 524-0930
email: info@etqg.org
Early bird registration ($45) ends Thursday.
(There are also free pre-conference activities on March 29.)
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1. Markets, Economy and Development
How development decisions affect local government costs for services
and tax burdens.
2. Community, Environment and Health
How stakeholders can collaborate to reverse negative trends affecting
the environment and public health; innovative solutions for dealing
systemically with air and water quality, sprawl, brownfields,
grayfields, and preservation.
3. Transportation and Land Use
Broadening transportation options, making better land use choices,
impact of growth on rural infrastructure, non-motorized transportation,
mass transit, rural and urban perspectives.
4. Sustainable and Healthy Buildings
Innovations in design using affordable, proven technologies to minimize
environmental impacts, reduce utility bills and local infrastructure
costs, create healthier places to live.
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