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Workshop Information by Track

Session 1: 9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.

Session 2: 10:45 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.

Session 3: 2:15 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.

Track: Urban Policy

Picking Winners: Ways to Target Subsidies and Permit Assistance (Session 1)
Soil Clean-up Standards: Impact on Brownfields Redevelopment (Session 1)
State Housing Policy & Redevelopment (Session 2)
Drivers of Redevelopment: A Market Analysis (Session 3)

TRACK: PLANNING AND DESIGN

Unleashing Light Rail’s Redevelopment Potential (Session 1)
Reviving Dead Malls (Session 1)
Rethinking Auto-Dependent Corridors (Session 2)
Making Good Design Work for Redevelopment (Session 2)
Deciphering Indicators of Neighborhood Change (Session 2)
Arts & Culture as Vehicles for Redevelopment (Session 3)
New Brunswick's Redevelopment Experience (Session 3)

TRACK: LEGAL, TECHNICAL & FINANCIAL

Legal Update: The Redevelopment Law and Eminent Domain (Session 1)
Redevelopment 101: How to get started (Session 1)
The Role of Parking in Redevelopment (Session 1)
Overcoming Communities' Anxieties about Redevelopment (Session 2)
Redevelopment Finance: Making the Deal Work (Session 2)
Using Historic Preservation for Redevelopment (Session 2)
Moving from Vision to Implementation: The Somerville Landfill Plan (Session 3)

Track: Sustainability

Building and Sustaining Mixed-Income Neighborhoods (Session 1)
Achieving Sustainable Redevelopment: More than Just 'Green' (Session 2)
LEED-ND: A new Framework for Sustainable Neighborhood Development (S. 3)
Harnessing Redevelopment to Fight Climate Change (Session 3)