The recent Reed v. Town of Gilbert Supreme Court case and its implications for municipal sign ordinances will be the topic of a Web-based seminar that will kick off the 2016 Winter/Spring Land Use Webinar Series offered by Penn State Extension.
How a community in Lancaster County has improved water quality and economic vitality while addressing the impact of stormwater runoff and flooding through an innovative restoration approach will be the topic of a Web-based seminar offered by Penn State Extension.
Adaptive reuse and rehabilitation of existing structures for new office, commercial or residential uses will be the topic of a Web-based seminar offered by Penn State Extension.
How active transportation contributes to a healthy community will be the topic of a Web-based seminar offered by Penn State Extension.
How can municipal budgets be used to advance implementation of a municipal comprehensive plan? A Web-based seminar to be offered by Penn State Extension at noon Feb. 18 is aimed at answering that question.
A series of Web-based Penn State Extension seminars covering various land-use topics will kick off with a session about using an "official map" to aid in proactively planning for future growth.
How can land-use planners work to enhance community food systems? That will be the topic of a Web-based seminar offered by Penn State Extension at noon on Sept. 17.
Conservation easements and their role in enhancing the landscapes and greenways of Pennsylvania communities will be the topic of a Web-based seminar offered by Penn State Extension.
How important is it to incorporate considerations for new businesses in your land-use planning? That will be the topic of a Web-based seminar offered by Penn State Extension.
How can you make your comprehensive plan better support economic development? That will be the topic of a Web-based seminar kicking off a summer-fall land-use series offered by Penn State Extension.
Conservation easements and their role in enhancing the landscapes and greenways of Pennsylvania communities will be the topic of a Web-based seminar in a land-use series offered by Penn State Extension.
A Web-based land-use seminar offered by Penn State Extension will focus on the Pennsylvania Housing Research Center's Subdivision and Land Development Guidelines, which are intended to be a tool for better design in Pennsylvania
A Web-based seminar offered by Penn State Extension will focus on the locations of mobile phone towers and municipalities' limited ability to regulate them.
Penn State Extension will offer a Web-based seminar providing guidance for municipalities on a form-based code approach to development at noon on Sept. 18 .
Penn State Extension will offer a Web-based seminar focusing on the Pennsylvania Farmland and Forest Land Assessment Act, Act 319, better known as "Clean & Green."
