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The LGC is an award-winning, 29 year-old nonprofit membership organization that offers education, training, and technical assistance to local areas seeking to implement innovative long-term solutions that further economically and environmentally sustainable land use patterns. The LGC began working on land use and community livability issues in 1991 with the drafting of the Ahwahnee Principles for Resource-Efficient Communities. Through its national initiative, the Center for Livable Communities, the LGC offers assistance on key issues, including compact development, infill development, transit-oriented and mixed-use development, and public participation tools. The LGC also produces slide presentations, workshops, and conferences, and through the Center's hotline (800/290-8202), it offers resources, networking, and referrals
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Who: More than 1,000 city and county elected officials, staff, and other concerned parties.
What: Innovative local solutions to issues of the day
Contact: Paul Zykofsky, Judy Corbett, or Michele Kelso-Warren
1303 J Street
Suite 250
Sacramento, CA 95814
Tel: 916-448-1198
Web: http://www.lgc.org/
Publications: Click
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