ULI discussion on Florida integrated transportation system
What Can an Integrated Transportation System Really Mean for South Florida?
Half Day Program : Friday, April 30, 2010
8:00am – 12:00pm
Sheraton Fort Lauderdale Airport Hotel
1825 Griffin Road
Dania Beach, Fl 33004
$3 self parking
Join them in hearing from key South Florida transportation planners about what’s in place, what’s ahead and what it means. Keynote speaker, Walter J. Humann, Chief Executive Officer of WJH Corp. highlights how Dallas leveraged its system to drive economic development. Welcoming and opening remarks, presenters and panelists include:
- Eric Swanson, Chair, ULU SE FL/Caribbean & Executive Vice President, Flagler
- Debbie Orshefsky, Program Chair & Shareholder, Greenberg Traurig
- District Secretary Jim Wolfe, Florida Department of Transportation
- Greg Stuart, Executive Director, Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization
- Randy Whitfield, Executive Director, Palm Beach Metropolitan Planning Organization
- Carlos Roa & Wilson Fernandez, Transportation Systems Managers, Miami-Dade Metropolitan Planning Organization
- Joe Giulietti, Executive Director, South Florida Regional Transportation Authority
- Ralph Marrinson, President, Marrinson Group
- District Sectary James Wolfe
- Commissioner Jeff Koons, Chairman, Palm Beach County Board of Commissioners
Be part of the discussion on how South Florida can do the same.
The technical assistance panel reports are available for download:
Pompano Beach CRA
Margate CRA
Everglades National Park
It is not enough to simply criticize, acknowledgment that a project could have been better integrated or that a policy could have been more encompassing is the first step in being proactive to working toward a better solution, a better future. If we want transportation to be more effective, more sustainable we need to become part of that dialogue to ensure that this happens. Your attendance at this and other programs especially when the public’s input is encouraged is critical.
The registration deadline was Wednesday however, attendance is still available, fees will increase by $10 on the day of the event. To register online click here or to register by phone 1-800-321-5011, reference event #8135-1006. To register by fax or mail click here to download registration form-pdf file. To view the agenda or to get more information about program, www.sefloridauli.org
Continuing education credits are available AIA – 3.5 hr. credit (submitted for review of credit) and AICP – 3.5 hr. credit (CM pending).
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