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Designing Better Places: Designing Better Places: H d H d O D ig T i i g O D ig T i i g

Designing Better Places: Hands-On Design Training for Public Officials

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Marie L. Marie L. York, FAICP York, FAICP Marie L. Marie L. York, FAICP York, FAICP Florida Atlantic University Florida Atlantic University

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W ld ’t it b t if W ld ’t it b t if Wouldn’t it be great if… Wouldn’t it be great if…

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So we did So we did So we did So we did Team of community leaders Team of community leaders Ni th t ti Ni th t ti Nine months gestation Nine months gestation Trained 40 elected officials Trained 40 elected officials Transformed 33 Transformed 33 communities communities communities communities Healed wounds Healed wounds Won three state awards Won three state awards

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Design Institute Mission: to g improve communities by offering elected officials training in smart elected officials training in smart growth and design—to inspire.

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E h bi l D i I tit t E h bi l D i I tit t Each biannual Design Institute Each biannual Design Institute session provides in session provides in-depth depth session provides in session provides in depth depth design training for four elected design training for four elected

  • fficials from four
  • fficials from four

communities communities communities. communities.

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Where’s the Money? Where’s the Money? Foundations Universities Sponsors Sponsors FREE TO PARTICIPANTS FREE TO PARTICIPANTS

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First Steps First Steps

Issue invitations Issue invitations Meet with each of 4 Select 4 study sites Prepare briefing book

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Briefing Book Briefing Book— —Tell the Story Tell the Story

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Id tif R T Id tif R T Identify Resource Team Identify Resource Team

Urban designers Urban designers Architects Architects Developers Developers Landscape architects Landscape architects Public officials Public officials Finance/economics Finance/economics Public policy Public policy Attorneys Attorneys Specialty (TDRs) Specialty (TDRs)

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S d Send them out for site visits

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Coral Gables site visit

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Feed Them Well Feed Them Well

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Dinner with Dinner with FAU President Brogan Brogan

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Public Lecture Public Lecture National Expert National Expert

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National Experts National Experts Speakers Speakers National Experts National Experts-Speakers Speakers

Ed McMahon : Sustainability: What Does It Mean and Why Is It

Important?

Kathy Madden : Placemaking: Principles Needed For Communities In

Creating A Great Place To Live

John McIlwain : Designing For Housing Choice: How Communities Can

Provide Housing For Everyone Provide Housing For Everyone

Michael Wallwork: Transportation & A Sense Of Place John Classe: Baldwin Park: New Life for Old Places

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Walter Kulash: Good Bones: Pretty Faces, Great Places

  • Dr. Charles Bohl: Place Making: Developing Town Centers, Main Streets &

Urban Villages.

Jonathon Barnett: Redesigning Cities: Principles Practice Implementation Jonathon Barnett: Redesigning Cities: Principles, Practice, Implementation Charles Jordan: Urban Parks and Places Robert Gibbs: The Essentials of Retail: What Works and Why H

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Honorable Joe Riley: Urban Design Vision & Realization

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A Good Night’s Sleep A Good Night’s Sleep A Good Night s Sleep A Good Night s Sleep

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Inaugural Class of g f October 2002

Hollywood M ti C t Martin County Lake Worth Miami-Dade

Regional Connection

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Working sessions are facilitated by program director & design experts

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Day long working i f ilit t d sessions facilitated by Director & d i t design team.

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Design team selected to match

  • issues. Shown here
  • - developer and

t t ti transportation designer

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Speakers Speakers --

  • - Resource Team

Resource Team

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Give Them Breaks Give Them Breaks

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Class of April f p 2003

Keynote address -- y Retail Analyst Robert Gibbs, Michigan

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NJ expert on TDRs p Memphis designer South Bay detail

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Acknowledge Them g for Their Leadership

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Document the Outcomes Document the Outcomes Document the Outcomes Document the Outcomes Provide Feedback to Staffs Provide Feedback to Staffs Address Community Leaders Address Community Leaders

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Final Reports on Website Final Reports on Website

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Results: Coconut Creek Results: Coconut Creek

The City Commission unanimously approved the Design Standards y y pp g in 2004, ensuring that future development is cohesive, well designed with a mix of uses and a sense of place. In 2006 City approved mixed-used “green LEED” project. In 2005, the Coconut

Creek Main Street Design Standards received an Award of Excellence in Planning from the Florida Chapter of the American Chapter of the American Planning Association.

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Downtown West Palm Beach TOD

"Wh d hi ' i f "When we do this we're going after the Nobel Peace Prize, then we'll address world peace and then we're going to the Middle East," PBC Commissioner Jeff Koons said of the Commissioner Jeff Koons said of the complex process of trying to get numerous government agencies and private interests who own land in the 34-acre area to agree.

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Delray Beach Delray Beach

Redevelopment efforts in a city that is 90% built out.

A thriving business corridor was conceived which resulted in a new

  • verlay district for 225 acres along
  • verlay district for 225 acres along

Congress Avenue.

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New development codes spur North Miami Beach Fulford’s North Miami Beach Fulford s City Center (FCC) development – over $3.5 illi l C million -- Wal-Mart Custom Design facing 15th Ave; 95 THs, infrastructure & design , g improvements.

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Deerfield Beach Redevelopment: Deerfield Beach Redevelopment: Cove Shopping Center Cove Shopping Center

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Indian River County Indian River County

The Challenge: To create a vision for create a vision for a rural western area larger then the City of Vero Beach

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Florida Design Institute has W Th St t Wid A

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Won Three State-Wide Awards

Council For Sustainable Florida’s Governmental Award Florida Chapter of Am. Planning Association Award of Merit 1000 Friends of Florida Better Community Award

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Taking Applications Taking Applications Taking Applications Taking Applications for South Florida program for South Florida program p g p g

December 4 & 5, 2008 Spring 2009

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Expansion Plans??? Expansion Plans???

Looking for partners Will come to your town Will t i t Will train your team

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Additional information: Additional information: Additional information: Additional information: fl id d i i tit t fl id d i i tit t www.floridadesigninstitute.org www.floridadesigninstitute.org myork@fau.edu myork@fau.edu 561 561-

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