Internship Announcement

The City of Campbell, located in the heart of Santa Clara County, is
a community of over 38,000 people.  Campbell is an urban city of 5.8
square miles where future development will be taking place on vacant
and under-utilized properties.

To this end, Campbell is in the process of creating and updating
several policy documents, including the City's Design Guidelines for
residential, commercial, and industrial development.  We are looking
for an intern who can assist us with this project by completing the
following tasks:

-Identifying and documenting good design principles at work in
Campbell and other nearby cities;
-Collecting examples of user-friendly, practical guidelines being
used with success in other jurisdictions;
-Identifying awkward residential, commercial, and industrial
buildings, sites, and layouts in Campbell and writing guidelines
which will help future development avoid repeating old mistakes; and
-Assisting in the technical writing and review of draft guidelines.

The ideal Planning Intern will be interested in urban design and have
a background or be completing studies in art, architecture, urban and
regional planning, or landscape architecture.  Although the City of
Campbell does not offer paid compensation, we provide the opportunity
for our intern to:

-Learn the process of local government and planning policy;
-Experience working in a city Planning Department;
-Participate in the creation and development of a highly regarded
planning document, and
-Coordinate an important project from beginning to end.

Work on the Design Guidelines Project will be finished by December
2001.
The ideal Planning Intern will be available twice a week for two to
four hours.

If you are interested in discussing this position, please call Kristi
Bascom at (408) 866-2142 or send an e-mail to:
kristib@...

Posted August 29, 2001

Internship Announcement

The City of Campbell, located in the heart of Santa Clara County, is
a community of over 38,000 people.  Campbell is an urban city of 5.8
square miles where future development will be taking place on vacant
and under-utilized properties.

To this end, Campbell is in the process of creating and updating
several policy documents, including the City's Design Guidelines for
residential, commercial, and industrial development.  We are looking
for an intern who can assist us with this project by completing the
following tasks:

-Identifying and documenting good design principles at work in
Campbell and other nearby cities;
-Collecting examples of user-friendly, practical guidelines being
used with success in other jurisdictions;
-Identifying awkward residential, commercial, and industrial
buildings, sites, and layouts in Campbell and writing guidelines
which will help future development avoid repeating old mistakes; and
-Assisting in the technical writing and review of draft guidelines.

The ideal Planning Intern will be interested in urban design and have
a background or be completing studies in art, architecture, urban and
regional planning, or landscape architecture.  Although the City of
Campbell does not offer paid compensation, we provide the opportunity
for our intern to:

-Learn the process of local government and planning policy;
-Experience working in a city Planning Department;
-Participate in the creation and development of a highly regarded
planning document, and
-Coordinate an important project from beginning to end.

Work on the Design Guidelines Project will be finished by December
2001.
The ideal Planning Intern will be available twice a week for two to
four hours.

If you are interested in discussing this position, please call Kristi
Bascom at (408) 866-2142 or send an e-mail to:
kristib@...

Posted August 29, 2001

Kristi - excellent posting for the UPC. Thanks!
FYI, we've 'cleansed' the UPC bulletin board in the lounge area - I
encourage anyone to stop by and place formal listings there - I'll be
posting this announcement under employment/internships, but the official
notices are more eye-catchy.
I posted our last meeting notice there and new students have asked about the
UPC after reading from the board!
Irvin/UPC Pres'


>From: kristibascom@...
>Reply-To: SJSU_MURPs@yahoogroups.com
>To: SJSU_MURPs@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [SJSU_MURPs] Internship announcement
>Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 00:44:54 -0000
>
>Internship Announcement
>
>The City of Campbell, located in the heart of Santa Clara County, is
>a community of over 38,000 people.  Campbell is an urban city of 5.8
>square miles where future development will be taking place on vacant
>and under-utilized properties.
>
>To this end, Campbell is in the process of creating and updating
>several policy documents, including the City's Design Guidelines for
>residential, commercial, and industrial development.  We are looking
>for an intern who can assist us with this project by completing the
>following tasks:
>
>-Identifying and documenting good design principles at work in
>Campbell and other nearby cities;
>-Collecting examples of user-friendly, practical guidelines being
>used with success in other jurisdictions;
>-Identifying awkward residential, commercial, and industrial
>buildings, sites, and layouts in Campbell and writing guidelines
>which will help future development avoid repeating old mistakes; and
>-Assisting in the technical writing and review of draft guidelines.
>
>The ideal Planning Intern will be interested in urban design and have
>a background or be completing studies in art, architecture, urban and
>regional planning, or landscape architecture.  Although the City of
>Campbell does not offer paid compensation, we provide the opportunity
>for our intern to:
>
>-Learn the process of local government and planning policy;
>-Experience working in a city Planning Department;
>-Participate in the creation and development of a highly regarded
>planning document, and
>-Coordinate an important project from beginning to end.
>
>Work on the Design Guidelines Project will be finished by December
>2001.
>The ideal Planning Intern will be available twice a week for two to
>four hours.
>
>If you are interested in discussing this position, please call Kristi
>Bascom at (408) 866-2142 or send an e-mail to:
>kristib@...
>
>Posted August 29, 2001
>
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There are openings in SJSU class, Urban Planning 123, Historic Preservation.
It meets Wednesday evenings, 6:30 - 9 pm.  Instructors are a dynamite duo,
the preservation officers from the County and the City of San Jose, Dana Peak
and Courtney Damkroger.  They have a wonderful list of outside speakers which
will address issues such as national, state and local historic properties and
processes.

Hello everyone -

Y'all enjoying this fantastic Labor Day???!
School is tomorrow, and with it, our Fall #1 meeting!!!!
Attached is the draft agenda -
Karli will lead the meeting which officially starts at 6:15pm (so as not to
interfere with the 3:30pm class, and ends in time to get to your 7pm class,
if you have one.

Place:  Pizza -A-Go-G0, San Carlos St. off 3rd St., SJ (1 1/2 blocks west of
Boccardo Gate)- Boardroom.

Sorry, but at the last minute my schedule was changed so I have a 6pm class
to make....
If you can show up by 5:30 pm, it would be much appreciated!

The minutes for the 8/22 and 8/1 meetings will be available at the meeting.

Here's the new Mission Statement, with thanks to: Ana, Anthony, Chris,
Keith, Karli, and Momo -

The Urban Planning Coalition aims to enrich the academic experience of all
students interested in urban and regional planning by facilitating the
exchange of ideas and thoughtful discussions, building professional
networks, and advising students of opportunities in the field of urban
planning.

Please read the announcements carefully.

Hope to see many of you tomorrow,

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Just got my 2001 Official CCAPA Ballot in the mail and was surprised to see
Quantitative Methods instructor Hing Wong on the ballot!

My Urbp 211 class was just on a field trip to ABAG where Hing made a
presentation on Regional Planning in the Bay Area (followed by a
presentation by Carol Kuester/MTC Sr. Transportation Planner).

Hing is a candidate for Director, California Planning Foundation.  There are
either 3 or 4 open seats, depending upon whether the bylaws amendment
passes.  There are 6 candidates running.

Although it's not listed on his bio, Hing was UPC co-vice chair, 1994-95.
During our on-going clean-up of the dept. lounge, Karli, current UPC Vice
President, located 2 editions of The UPC Planner (1994, 95)that make for
most interesting reading for the current UPC officers and members.  Nice
newsletters, real nice!

Remember, ballots must be postmarked by Thurs, September 20!

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Irvin -

Thanks for the great plug!

Hing Wong, AICP
Regional Planner
Association of Bay Area Governments
(510) 464-7966 [phone]
(510) 433-5566 [fax]

>>> irvindawid@... 09/09/01 06:57PM >>>
Just got my 2001 Official CCAPA Ballot in the mail and was surprised to see
Quantitative Methods instructor Hing Wong on the ballot!

My Urbp 211 class was just on a field trip to ABAG where Hing made a
presentation on Regional Planning in the Bay Area (followed by a
presentation by Carol Kuester/MTC Sr. Transportation Planner).

Hing is a candidate for Director, California Planning Foundation.  There are
either 3 or 4 open seats, depending upon whether the bylaws amendment
passes.  There are 6 candidates running.

Although it's not listed on his bio, Hing was UPC co-vice chair, 1994-95.
During our on-going clean-up of the dept. lounge, Karli, current UPC Vice
President, located 2 editions of The UPC Planner (1994, 95)that make for
most interesting reading for the current UPC officers and members.  Nice
newsletters, real nice!

Remember, ballots must be postmarked by Thurs, September 20!

Irvin



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Hi all,

Yes, it's that "Third Tues of the month", so UPC shall meet at Pizza
A-GO-GO, San Carlos St. by Third St., SJ.
Most important item is discussion of sub-committee structure -
please consider joining one, or two...

While it's not on the agenda, I was hoping we'd do a brief moment of silence
for respect to those who died last Tuesday.

Due to a prior error, we have the "Boardroom" till 7:15pm, if we need to
continue we can simply move to a table in the main dining area.
While the meeting starts at 6, please don't worry about arriving late - we
fully expect many to show up by 6:30 because of class scheduling.

Future meetings will start at 6:30pm.

See you Tuesday,

Irvin



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Just forgot to mention that this email was/is sent with the agenda as an MS
Word attachment.
Email me if you are unable to open it.
Regards,
Irv

>>Date: Sun, 16 Sep 2001 00:10:12
>
>Hi all,
>
>Yes, it's that "Third Tues of the month", so UPC shall meet at Pizza
>A-GO-GO, San Carlos St. by Third St., SJ.
>Most important item is discussion of sub-committee structure -
>please consider joining one, or two...
>
>While it's not on the agenda, I was hoping we'd do a brief moment of
>silence
>for respect to those who died last Tuesday.
>
>Due to a prior error, we have the "Boardroom" till 7:15pm, if we need to
>continue we can simply move to a table in the main dining area.
>While the meeting starts at 6, please don't worry about arriving late - we
>fully expect many to show up by 6:30 because of class scheduling.
>
>Future meetings will start at 6:30pm.
>
>See you Tuesday,
>
>Irvin
>
>

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Hi Irvin, Rothblatt's class has been canceled for Tuesday so I will not
becoming to university.  Thanks for putting the form in my mailbox.  Robin


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>Subject: Re: [SJSU_MURPs] Urban Planning Coalition Meeting Notice, Tues,
>9/18
>Date: Sun, 16 Sep 2001 17:30:11
>
>
>Just forgot to mention that this email was/is sent with the agenda as an MS
>Word attachment.
>Email me if you are unable to open it.
>Regards,
>Irv
>
> >>Date: Sun, 16 Sep 2001 00:10:12
> >
> >Hi all,
> >
> >Yes, it's that "Third Tues of the month", so UPC shall meet at Pizza
> >A-GO-GO, San Carlos St. by Third St., SJ.
> >Most important item is discussion of sub-committee structure -
> >please consider joining one, or two...
> >
> >While it's not on the agenda, I was hoping we'd do a brief moment of
> >silence
> >for respect to those who died last Tuesday.
> >
> >Due to a prior error, we have the "Boardroom" till 7:15pm, if we need to
> >continue we can simply move to a table in the main dining area.
> >While the meeting starts at 6, please don't worry about arriving late -
>we
> >fully expect many to show up by 6:30 because of class scheduling.
> >
> >Future meetings will start at 6:30pm.
> >
> >See you Tuesday,
> >
> >Irvin
> >
> >
>
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Hi all,
Career Center is having a job fair today - on 9th St. plaza opposite Student
Union.
If you register with them, you show your reg' card for all the pizza and b&j
you want - plus freebies for everyone.
If you can make it over there, enjoy!
Irv

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To: Momo & Melanni - Webmasters, Urban Planning Coalition, SJSU
UPC officers, members,
cc:egroup, Prof. Rosenthal

From: Irvin/UPC

Could the below events be posted on UPC website?

I recommend them highly, and the price is right ($0)!


>From: larry rosenthal <lar@...>
>To: bphup_list@...
>Subject: Upcoming Urban Policy Discussion Events, UCBkly, Fall '01
>Date: Fri, 21 Sep 2001 02:45:51 -0700
>
>PLEASE POST AND DISTRIBUTE TO YOUR LISTS:
>=========================================================
>THE TERNER SERIES ON URBAN DEVELOPMENT
>
>A discussion series sponsored by UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism,
>College of Environmental Design, Berkeley Program on Housing and Urban
>Policy and BRIDGE Housing Corporation
>
>October 3
>"Trading Places"
>Are suburbanites moving downtown and city dwellers flocking to the suburbs,
>and does it change our policies?
>
>October 25
>"Rebuilding Lower Manhattan"
>How and when should an architectural icon be replenished?
>
>October 30
>"Global Warming and Land-Use Policy"
>How will global concerns impact local land use?
>
>November 7
>"Gentrification and Urban Reinvestment"
>Can we distinguish one from the other, and ease the tensions that arise?
>
>December 5
>"Property Rights vs. Tenant Rights"
>What values now inform this age-old debate, and how do one-sided policies
>affect housing markets?
>
>All events 7:00-8:30PM at UC Berkeley School of Journalism Library,
>Main Floor, 121 North Gate Hall, Euclid and Hearst Avenues, UC Berkeley
>campus.
>
>The Terner Series presents informal salon-style discussions. Professionals,
>students, and community members are invited to attend.  No RSVP necessary.
>For information, call David Slarskey at (415) 989-1111, or email
><dslarskey@...>.


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We're a bit delayed in drafting the agenda - you should receive it tomorrow,
meanwhile please note that the meeting is Tuesday - main item is poster
competition.
Irv

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Juan,

Looking forward to seeing you and Michael Bills on the 'jury' in the poster
contest which will occur after introductions and brief announcements,
including internship openings.

After the contest, we will concentrate on sub-committees.
Agendas will be emailed on Tuesday morning, sorry for the delay.

Irvin


>From: "Juan Borrelli" <JBORRELLI@...>
>To: irvindawid@...
>Subject: Re: UPC
>Date: Mon, 01 Oct 2001 10:40:11 -0700
>
>Irvin:
>I do plan on attending tomorrow's 6:30 pm UPC Meeting and I would be happy
>to be a juror for the UPC poster contest.  I look forward to meeting Dayana
>Salmar tomorrow too.
>Thanks for the reminder,
>
>Juan Borrelli, AICP
>Director of Planning Programs & Urban Design
>RBF Consulting
>111 W. St. John Street, Suite 850
>San Jose, CA 95113-1122
>408-993-9224 phone
>408-993-1600 fax
>jborrelli@...
>
>
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Hi all,

Attached is the agenda.
If you are unable to open it, call me at 924-7433.

Hope to see you in the dept lounge of Washington Sq. Hall,
Rm 218, at 6:30pm.

Irvin

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A week after the September 11th tragedy, a student in URBP 201 raised a poignant question:
What are we doing here, learning about planning, when all these horrific events are happening out there in the world?

His question may also be understood as: How can we, planners, respond to such events?
There are many ways in which we can begin to address this question as individuals.

In the meantime, the American Planning Association (APA) has begun a professional dialogue about the subject.

Details below.

Dear APA Member:

The American Planning Association and its professional institute, The
American Institute of Certified Planners, expresses its sympathy to those
affected by the horrific tragedies of September 11. To the victims, their
families, and their friends, we offer our heartfelt thoughts and prayers. We
are all strengthened by the many acts of heroism and kindness shown by
caring people and by the continuing contributions so many are making in
service to others.

Our community of Planners has offered assistance to those who must now turn
to the long process of recovery and reconstruction. Many of our members will
be called upon for their personal contributions of talent and expertise
through APA or through others' requests in the coming months. For members
and friends, we will be offering a variety of opportunities for dialogue,
information, and contributions. Visit <http://www.planning.org/abtapa/11sept01.htm>
to share in APA's resources for Planning After September 11.
Some of them are listed below.

Please join us in the task of building community in America and throughout
the world.

Paul Farmer, AICP
Executive Director
 
 

-- Moderated Discussion --

We invite our members and friends to join colleagues in a thoughtful and
respectful discussion of the planning and public policy issues being debated
in the aftermath of the recent tragedy.

Click on <http://forums.siteforums.com/~apa> to register to participate in
the online discussions. The forum is available 24 hours a day, and APA's
moderators will participate daily. Enter at any time to post messages and
read other planners' ideas and opinions. You need not be a member of APA to
participate, but please address all postings to the topics at hand.

We are pleased that several members of our community have agreed to lead and
moderate our discussion:

Edward Blakely,  Dean of the Robert J. Milano Graduate School of Management
and Urban Policy, New School University in New York

Amy Helling, AICP, Associate Professor of Public Administration and Urban
Studies in the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies at Georgia State
University.

David S. Sawicki, AICP, Professor of City and Regional Planning and Public
Policy at Georgia Tech.

Kenneth Topping, FAICP, an expert in planning for post-disaster recovery and
reconstruction and the former planning director for Los Angeles.
 

-- Planners Day on the Hill and Fall Leadership Meetings --

These events will continue as scheduled, although our discussions will
include the events of September 11 and the aftermath. APA has been assured
by congressional offices that our members are very much encouraged to
continue with our visits. Our message of building vital communities now and
into the future should be consistent with short term priorities. And
planners have a special expertise that will add value to the emerging
national policy dialogue on so many issues of human settlement and other
topics.
 

-- APA and AICP Resources --

APA and AICP resources are available to community leaders, citizens, news
media, and anyone who wants to know more about the role planning plays in
responding to an emergency.

* APA staff and members <http://www.planning.org/abtapa/11sept05.htm>

* Publications <http://www.planning.org/abtapa/11sept03.htm>

* Links to related websites <http://www.planning.org/abtapa/11sept02.htm>
 

Questions?  Contact APA's website manager at websitefeedback@....
<mailto:websitefeedback@...>
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http://list.planning.org/mailman/listinfo/apamem-l
 

Hi all,
Attached is the draft agenda for our meeting at 6:30pm, Tuesday, Oct. 16, at
Pizza A -Go-Go, East San Carlos St. off S. 3rd St. by Ben & Jerry's.
If you have difficulty opening the word doc., let me know.
Minutes were previously emailed, but will be available at meeting.
Irv
650-853-0558

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Hi all:

Please check attached announcement for recruiting planners and other
professionals in the City of San Jose's Redevelopment Agency.

Dayana Salazar

Hi All,
Attached are descriptions of 2 positions that UPC members should consider
applying for - one is a paid reporter position, the other a voluntary board
member. Both are for the Northern Section of CalAPA.
Have a great weekend,
Irv




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On Thurs, Oct 25, Peter Hall, distinguished planner from London, will speak
on what's in-store for Silicon Valley.
UPC is offering a discount as an incentive to get anyone to attend - all
they need do is stop by the dept. office:

http://www.sjsu.edu/depts/urbplan/UPC/peterhall.html

Spread the word - unfortunately, we don't have access to funds to pay for an
ad in the Daily,

Irv

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Amy,
Thank you for sharing this excellent dialog between the 2 researchers.
I enjoyed reading it, esp. as a 'to-be-planner'- at SJSU.
I'm copying a listserve that alums, faculty, and some classmates belong to.
Irvin


>From: "Amy Glad" <aglad@...>
>Reply-To: HousingElementCommittee@yahoogroups.com
>To: <HousingElementCommittee@yahoogroups.com>
>Subject: [HousingElementCommittee] news article
>Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2001 15:32:56 -0700
>
>Thought you might enjoy the following article.  You need to follow the link
>for the full article.
>Weintraub column
>Ideological foes find common ground on sprawl
>http://www.sacbee.com/voices/news/voices05_20011023.html
>
>Sam Staley is a libertarian researcher who wants government to stop trying
>to separate Americans from their cars. Joel Hirschhorn is an adviser to the
>National Governors Association who thinks most Americans hate driving to
>work and do it only because they have so few other choices. Staley and
>Hirschhorn confronted each other Saturday in Sacramento at a conference of
>statehouse reporters from around the country. But after a predictable
>exchange of unpleasantries about the automobile, a funny thing happened.
>Staley and Hirschhorn started to agree on the causes of urban sprawl and
>what should and should not be done to prevent it.
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Hopefully everyone knows about the Peter Hall presentation tomorrow - not to
be missed if possible!

http://www.sjsu.edu/depts/urbplan/UPC/peterhall.html

UPC has permission to do some tabling - Dayana will be doing folding of
dept. brochures in the URBP lounge - if anyone is free to join her there, it
would be much appreciated.

At this event we will 'showcase' some of the posters that were recently
voted upon by UPC - for the Showcase for Learning event in Nov.

At 4:30pm, we'll be setting up at Le Petit Trianon,72 N. 5th St  off Santa
Clara st.

Help would be appreciated there as well.

In any case, please come to the event which begins at 5:30pm.
It's not too late to secure the $6 discount by providing $14 check to "Giant
Creative Services" and giving it to Elisa, dept. secretary in WSQ 216.

See you manyana!

Irv



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sorry, forgot to note the time:


>>
>UPC has permission to do some tabling - Dayana will be doing folding of
>dept. brochures in the URBP lounge - if anyone is free to join her there
>----AT AROUND 3 OR 3:30 PM
>would be much appreciated.
>
irv

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Dayana, on behalf of the Urban Planning Coalition - thank you for displaying
the Urban Planning dept. poster at the Peter Hall event last night.
As the dept. gets more exposure to the 'outside' or 'greater community',
we'll be viewed as a resource and perhaps see new enrollment from those who
had considered learning more about urban planning.
Thanks again,
Irv

Hello all,

Robin Lee and I invite anyone interested in discussing the recent California
Chapter/APA annual conference held last weekend in Sacramento to meet with
us Monday night at Pizza-a-go-go, 117 E. San Carlos, SJ - yes, we reserved
the Boardroom!

On Friday, David, Karli, Anthony, and myself held a "post-conference"
meeting to go over this event.  The notes from our meeting are attached.

Robin was unable to attend, hence the Monday meeting -- and we thought, "Why
not invite anyone interested to join us?"

(Robin, Anthony, David, Karli and I attended the conference)

As some may know, we have a bit of a problem with Tuesday night UPC meetings
- some schedules just don't allow for it!!!!

So, if you are free, please join us!

In any case, please skim the notes if you can.

Irvin




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Hello,
I wanted to pass this notice on to UPC members and friends.
It is this type of event that the UPC aspire's to bring to SJSU.
Regards,
Irvin

PLEASE POST AND DISTRIBUTE TO YOUR LISTS:
=========================================

WHY DO WE HATE GENTRIFICATION?
Wednesday, November 7, 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Location:  The UC Berkeley Journalism School Library
121 North Gate Hall
At the intersection of Hearst and Euclid on the UCBkly Campus

A discussion sponsored by the UC Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism,
College of Environmental Design, the Berkeley Program on Housing and Urban
Policy and BRIDGE Housing Corporation

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What's the difference between gentrification and community revitalization?
Why do we celebrate increasing property values in suburbia, but disapprove
of the same increases in poorer communities?  Who benefits from community
redevelopment, who is hurt, and what are the alternatives?
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The Terner Series on Urban Development presents informal salon-style
discussions; industry professionals, students, and community members are
invited to attend.  No RSVP necessary.  For information, email
dslarskey@....  The Series is sponsored by UC Berkeley's
Graduate School of Journalism, College of Environmental Design, Berkeley
Program on Housing and Urban Policy, and BRIDGE Housing Corporation.




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To Urban Planning Coaltion/SJSU members and friends:
From: Irvin Dawid/UPC

Please note:

Commonwealth Club Silicon Valley presents:

Issues In Common - Downtown Dialogues @Noon

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19 - Downtown Housing:
How does housing happen and for whom?

Join an interactive discussion focusing on the importance of providing and
building affordable housing in the Valley. The program will be moderated by
Brian Adams, Community Affairs Director, Silicon Valley Business Ink.

Camera 3 Cinemas, corner of San Carlos & Second Streets, downtown San Jose

Free admission
Bring your own bag lunch or pre-order a “dialogue” box lunch
(sandwich - turkey, ham, roast beef or vegetarian, salad, chips, cookie
and drink) for $10 from Camera Café by calling 998-3022 Ext. 14
no later than the Friday prior to the event.

For information please call 408/351-3477.
www.commonwealthclub.org/sv_issues.html



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Apologies for the repeating of a previous email - Yahoo Groups must be
having some difficulties - I'm hoping it will clear itself.

Attached is the agenda for Tues' UPC meeting , Pizza -a-go-go, 117 E. San
Carlos, SJ, 6:30pm.

Irvin

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Looks good Irvin.
See you tonight.

Karli


>From: "irvin dawid" <irvindawid@...>
>Reply-To: SJSU_MURPs@yahoogroups.com
>To: SJSU_MURPs@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [SJSU_MURPs] apologies
>Date: Mon, 05 Nov 2001 21:43:27
>
>Apologies for the repeating of a previous email - Yahoo Groups must be
>having some difficulties - I'm hoping it will clear itself.
>
>Attached is the agenda for Tues' UPC meeting , Pizza -a-go-go, 117 E. San
>Carlos, SJ, 6:30pm.
>
>Irvin
>
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><< UPCAgenda11-6-01.doc >>


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