Margins to Mainstream
CNT and the Surface Transportation Policy Partnership hosted two webinars and two workshops in 2007 & 2008 aimed at educating transportation advocates, government officials, developers, and citizens about the transportation planning process. These webinars and wiorkshops are part of a larger project whose goal is to improve the quality of public involvement during transportation planning. The presentations that were used during the webinars and workshops can be found here:
Context Sensitive Solutions: Designing Transportation Projects for People and Places
Workshop, July 24-25, 2008- Building Livable Streets: Keys to Meeting Transportation Expectations (PDF 4MB)
Troy Russ, AICP, Principal, Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin, Inc. - Understanding how Transportation Professionals Decide the "Why," "What" and "Where" of Transportation Projects (PDF 5.1MB)
Gary Toth, Projects for Public Spaces - Developing Context Sensitive TODs (PDF 3MB)
Marilee Utter, Citiventure Associates - Thinking Beyond the Station: Applying CSS to Transit (PDF 1MB)
Minnie Fells Johnson, Board Chair, Project for Public Spaces - Qualities, Characteristics and Principles of Community and Place-Supportive Transit (PDF 7.8MB)
Cynthia Nikitin, Vice President, Projects for Public Spaces - Denver's Living Streets Initiative (PDF 4.4MB)
Catherine Marinelli, Civic Results - Tools for Determining Community Context: An Introduction to the Place Audit (PDF 8.9MB)
Cynthia Nikitin, Vice President, Projects for Public Spaces - Tools for Determining Community Context (PDF 1.5MB)
Leigh Lane, Manager of Transportation Policy, The Louis Berger Group, Inc. - FasTracks, Context Sensitive Solutions Workshop (PDF 3.1MB)
Elizabeth Telford, Gold Line Project Manager, RTD FasTraks Team - Advocates Role in Engaging and Motivating
Transportation Decision Makers to Make CSS a Regular Part of Project
Planning & Design (PDF 0.7MB)
Elaine Clegg, City Council, Boise, Idaho - From Concept to Reality In Your Community (PDF 9.3MB)
Jim Charlier, Charlier Associates, Inc.
Getting Transportation & Land Use Decisions that Create Walkable Communities with Mobility Choices
Workshop, January 30-31, 2008- The Art and Science of Making Connections (PDF 1.8MB)
Chris Sinclair, Renaissance Planning Group - Getting a Planning Process that
Works for Your Community (PDF 1MB)
Dan Reuter, AICP, Atlanta Regional Commission - Navy Base to Neighborhood (PDF 2.4MB)
David Pace - Making Transit
Work (PDF 2.7MB)
Kate Ange, Renaissance Planning Group - Integrating Transportation and Land Use:
Making Decisions that Work for Everyone (PDF 1MB)
Mayor Rick Baker - New Urban Ventures (PDF 759KB)
Samuel Sherman - Chasing the American Dream: The Changing Face of the United States (PDF 15.2MB)
Tom Murphy - ... (PDF ...MB)
Troy Russ
Planning Transit Services that Meet Your Community's Goals
December 6, 2007- Planning Transit Services That Meet Your Community's Goals: Overview (PDF, 2.7MB)
Mary Kay Christopher - Planning Transit Services That Meet Your Community's Goals: Perspectives from Central Texas (PDF, 6.3MB)
John Cowman and Todd Hamingson - Private Sector Challenges of T.O.D. in New Urbanist Context (PDF, 5.1MB)
Art Lomenick - Private Sector Market Research Techniques: Advancing Customer-Responsive Transit Planning (PDF, 4.1MB)
Christopher Wornum and Andrew Tang
Understanding Transportation Models and Asking the Right Questions
September 25, 2007- Understanding the Transportation Models and Asking the Right Questions (PDF, 432kb)
Norm Marshall - SACOG: Models used for land use and transportation planning (PDF, 1.4MB)
Mike McKeever - Understanding Transportation Models: A User's Perspective (PDF, 864kb)
Leanne P. Redden - Making the models work: Meeting community goals (PDF, 3.7MB)
Harrison B. Rue
