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For further information about this event and its sponsors please visit the event
website link below.
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S.G. Speaker Series: Mount Joy, Pennsylvania -- Small Town Main Street with a Smart Growth Future
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Event Date:
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Thursday, July 08, 2004
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Time:
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12:30 pm
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Location:
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National Building Museum, 401 F Street N.W, Washington D.C. (Judiciary Square Metro)
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Time Span:
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12:30 pm to 1:30 pm
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Event
Theme/Description:
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Terry Kauffman will describe how a small town can reach economic
development and community goals through smart growth strategies. He is
a former Chairman of The Board of Commissioners of Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania, where Mount Joy is located. He also serves as Chairman of
10,000 Friends of Pennsylvania, a coalition of 240 organizations
committed to the revitalization of our cities and towns.
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Speaker(s):
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Terry Kauffman, Borough Manager, Mount Joy, Pennsylvania
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Audience:
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The Smart Growth Speaker Series audience includes developers, public officials, planners, architects, students, environmentalists, citizens and others intereseted in smart growth. The Series routinely attracts many leaders involved in the land and transportation development of the greater Washington region and beyond. Typical audiences over the seven years of this series have ranged from 75 to 400, depending on the topic. The Smart Growth Speaker Series is free. No registration is required. Continuing education credits for some professions are available from the National Building Museum.
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Sponsor(s):
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The Smart Growth Speaker Series is sponsored by the U.S. EPA, the National Building Museum and the Smart Growth Network.
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Contact Information:
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To get regular announcements about the Smart Growth Speaker Series, please e-mail your name, organization, address, phone, fax, and e-mail address to the U.S. EPA's Development, Community, and Environment Division (DCED) c/o Deloris Wingo-Huntley, e-mail: wingo-huntley.deloris@epa.gov; tel: 202.566.2862; fax: 202.566.2868.
Visit the National Building Museum website at http://www.nbm.org/home.html
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Other Information:
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Smart growth is development that serves economy, community, and environment. The series hosts speakers on a monthly basis to discuss this approach to development, explore specific growth-related issues, foster dialog, and identify opportunities for positive change in growth and development patterns.
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