2023 Session Presentations
Below are presentations made available to share with attendees. If you do not see a session hyperlinked, the panelist(s) did not make it available to share publicly. Those with separate or individual presentations are broken down by bullets. This page is best viewed on a desktop or laptop device. If you presented and want your presentation made available, please contact Patti in the chapter office.
TUESDAY
Pre-conference sessions
Public Spaces: Sleep at Home. Live Outside.
The Live Local Act: Planning for Affordable Housing
Planning for Healthier Communities: Consider a Nurse
WEDNESDAY
10:30 – 11:30 am
Transit & Affordable Housing: First FTA HOPE Grant in Florida
The Ethics of Big Data: Balancing Opportunity and Responsibility
Unlocking Affordable Housing in West Coconut Grove: A Comprehensive Blueprint for Going Forward
Quality Over Quantity: Say Goodbye to Level of Service and Hello to Safer Streets for All!
Planning, Law, and Policy for Flood Resiliency in a Changing Climate
Noon – 1 pm
Attracting and Retaining Talent in a Tight Labor Market
Blaming It All on Boomers and Millennials … and Other Things We Shouldn’t Do In Workplace Dynamics and Community Planning
Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Forum
Creating Affordable Housing and Resilient Community Land Trusts
Shaping Tampa’s Tomorrow: Transforming the Conversation
1:30 – 2:30 pm
Lattice: An Interactive Online Tool for Comprehensive Planning
The Good, the Bad, the Ugly! What Planners Can Learn Yellowstone
The Game of Zones
Blueprint for Success: Blue Zones Project Jacksonville Making the Healthy Choice the Easy Choice for Everyone
Best Practices in Master Planned Communities
Planning with Gullah Geechee Descendant Communities
2:45 – 3:45 pm
Integrating Urban Air Mobility Within the Miami-Dade Transportation Network
The Planner Hero’s Journey: Combating Imposter Syndrome
At Odds: Florida’s Education Policies and a Planner’s Obligation to Equity?
Safe Access to Parks and Schools from Planning to Funding
Live, Grow, Thrive 2045: Updating Tampa’s Comprehensive Plan for a Vibrant and Inclusive Future
Different Approaches to Community Resiliency
4:15 – 5:15 pm
Mitigating Disruption Through Partnerships
Best Practices for Obtaining and Defending Land Use Approvals
Florida Legacy Communities: Preserving and Celebrating Black History
Wildlife Corridor Compatible Communities in Florida: From Concept to Practice
Community Alignment Through Lakeland’s South Florida Avenue Corridor Planning
Heartland Regional Resiliency Action Plan: Building a Resilient Inland Region
THURSDAY
8:15 – 9:15 am
Listen Up! Do You Listen to Respond or Understand?
Storytelling: Not Your Average Bedtime Story
The Florida Urban Forestry Council SOAP Resources for Communities
Planning for Regional Trails with the Sun Coast Transportation Planning Alliance
Floodplain Management for Planners: The Basics
9:45 – 10:45 am
Designing Digital Engagement Strategies to Promote Digital in the Planning Process
Planting Strong Roots: Effective Project Scoping, Solicitation, and Proposal Practices
St. Johns River Water Management District Resilience Program
Community Air Monitoring in Disadvantaged Communities Near Interstates in Hillsborough County
Reconnecting to the River: The Port District Master Plan
The Live Local Act: ‘Let Them Eat Cake’ and the Local Government Toolbox Response
11 am – noon
Evaluating the Effectiveness and Community Acceptance of an Autonomous Vehicle-Based Public Transit System: Evidence from Lake Nona
We Have Adopted a Comprehensive Plan, Now What? Implementing Your Comprehensive Plan Through Adversity and Conflict While Managing Legal Implications of Tough Policy Decisions.
Preserving the Past, Looking to the Future: Exploring the Challenges of Historic Preservation in Brownsville, Florida
What Lies Beneath: Equitable Planning for Historic Cemeteries In Your Community
1:45 – 2:45 pm
Our Nation’s Oldest City to Become Our Nation’s Smartest City
Historic Preservation Planning 101
Strength Through Balance: Envisioning Stronger Natural, Urban, and Rural Places
Examining the 1960s and Beyond: The Future of Transportation in Miami-Dade County
Sea Level 2040 and Disadvantaged Communities: Opportunities for Further Study
3:15 – 4:15 pm
Balancing Growth and Livability: Strategies for Managing Land Scarcity in Florida
Thank You for Your Comment: Breaking Through Barriers to Meaningful Community Engagement
Youth Planners: Recognizing the Capacity of Youth as Agents of Change in Their Communities
Creating a Bright Mobility Future for Every Generation
Strengthening Mitigation and Resilience Planning Through Local and Regional Coordination
4:30 – 5:30 pm
Professional Eye-Candy: What Are Those Certifications?
Meaningful Public Participation Through Citizen Education
Equity and the Inflation Reduction Act: Through the Lens of Emerging Planners in Florida
Four Pillars of Redevelopment: A Mayport Village Story
Climate Resiliency Integration in the LRTP
FRIDAY
8:30 – 9:30 am
Paths, Placemaking, and Population Changes: Charting the Future for Florida’s Diverse Communities
Hit the Brakes! What Do Sex, Gambling, and the Largest Retailer in the U.S. Have in Common?
Trails! Trails! And Did I Mention Trails? The Path to Building Trail Communities
Integrating Mobility Focused Land Use, Zoning Reform, and Housing Policy in Tampa Bay
Enhancing Resiliency and Mitigating Vulnerability in Sarasota-Manatee Region
9:45 – 10:45 am
Cleaning Out Your Junk Drawer: Refreshing Your Land Development Code
Affordable Housing: The Wicked Math Problem
Practical Resilience Strategies for Florida’s Built Environment
Accelerating Change on a Budget: How to Implement Lane Reductions Quickly and Inexpensively
Climate Resilience Planning for Small Islands