Designing Complete Streets Training Comes to Hartford

The Connecticut Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects will present "Designing Complete Streets: Benefits, Barriers, and Best Practices," a full-day training program and products and services expo on Tuesday, October 1, 2013. 

The training will include the following modules:

• "Complete Streets is Just Smart Planning" – Michael Morehouse, PE, Fitzgerald & Halliday, Inc.
• "Nuts and Bolts — What’s in the Designer’s Toolbox?" – Tom Errico, PE, T.Y. Lin International
• "What Do We Get For Our Investment? Translating the Value of Complete Streets" – Douglas E. Adams, AICP, Sam Schwartz Engineering
• "Connecticut State Projects" – Thomas J. Maziarz, CT DOT Bureau of Policy and Planning 
• "Opportunities and Challenges Within State Right of Ways" – Susan Fiedler, RLA, CT DOT
• "One City’s Experience: The Complete Streets of New Haven" – Jim Travers, City of New Haven Dept. of Transportation, Traffic and Parking
• "Blue Back Square: Completing the Square" – Michael Hunton, LLA, ASLA and Steven Laudati, LLA, ASLA

The event will take place at the Mark Twain House Museum in Hartford. The cost is $125 for Members of ASLA, AIA, APA, ACEC and CSCE; $165 for non-members; and $85 for students (with ID). 

Register online at: http://www.bit.ly/StreetsOct1