2014 – Southern California Planning Congress

This event has been cancelled: “The Challenges of Fulfilling Planning and Housing Expectations…”

By SCPCPosted on September 15, 2014Posted in 2014Tagged AICP credits, city administration, City of Los Angeles, city services, housing, kevin keller, networking, urban planning

The Southern California Planning Congress regrets to inform you that this event has been cancelled. Current registrants will be issued refunds. The Challenges of Fulfilling Planning and Housing Expectations for the City of Los Angeles An Evening with Kevin Keller Wednesday, September 17, 2014Meet and Greet at 6:30 p.m., […]

Event Summary – “Hollywood Central Park – A Freeway Cap Park…”

By SCPCPosted on August 18, 2014Posted in 2014Tagged central park, freeway cap, freeway park, friends of, Hollywood, hollywood central park, laurie goldman, Los Angeles, open space, revitalization, urban planning

Southern California Planning CongressEvent Summary – July 2014 Hollywood Central Park: A Freeway Cap Park Bridging Divided Neighborhoods Our guest speaker for the evening was Laurie L. Goldman, Executive Director and Founding President of Friends of the Hollywood Central Park (FHP). Ms. Goldman presented the development concept and working model of the proposal […]

Event Summary – “Our Water, Our Lifestyle – The Next Hundred Years…”

By SCPCPosted on August 13, 2014Posted in 2014Tagged Aqueduct Futures, aqueductshed, Cal Poly, California, drought, Pomona, Professor Lehrman, water, watershed

Southern California Planning CongressEvent Summary – May 2014 An Aqueduct Runs Through It: A Series on the Future of California’s Water Supply In cooperation with the California Center for Land and Water Stewardship, Cal Poly Pomona Part 1 – Our Water, Our Lifestyle The Next Hundred Years ofthe Los Angeles Aqueduct Barry […]

“Insatiable Appetites” on May 21st has been cancelled.

By SCPCPosted on April 9, 2014Posted in 2014Tagged AICP credits, California, drought, global warming, infrastructure, LADWP, planning, water, water and energy, water and power, weather

An Aqueduct Runs Through It: A Series on the Future of California’s Water Supply In cooperation with the California Center for Land and Water Stewardship, Cal Poly Pomona Part 2 – Insatiable Appetites Water, Energy, and Managing the Flow Wednesday, May 21, 2014 Meet and Greet at 6:30 p.m., Dinner at 7:00 […]

Thanks to Rick Cole for the “The Innovative Use of Public Resources” event

By SCPCPosted on February 3, 2014Posted in 2014Tagged City of Los Angeles, Los Angeles events, municipal management, networking events, planning congress, Rick Cole

The Southern California Planning Congress invites you to the following event: An Evening with Rick Cole The Innovative Use of Public Resources Wednesday, January 15, 2014Meet and Greet at 6:30 p.m., Dinner at 7:00 p.m. Taix French Restaurant: 1911 West Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90026 Download the Event Flyer […]