Engage October 2009

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Speakers:

Stevie Greathouse - Principal Planner, Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO)
Garner Stoll - Assistant Director, City of Austin Planning and Development Review Department
Discussion moderated by Jim Walker - Director of Sustainability, The University of Texas at Austin

Summary:

In the regional planning spotlights are several far-reaching plans for Austin and Central Texas: CAMPO’s 2035 Growth Concept, the City of Austin’s Comprehensive Plan, and several others. As we plan for a sustainable, vibrant and cohesive future, how do these plans fit together and what will they mean for the region as a whole? Join us as we discuss the implications of planning for our collective future.

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References from the Discussion:

CAMPO 2035 Growth Concept
City of Austin Comprehensive Plan
Envision Central Texas

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