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Sound, Trash and Public Disorder
Planning for Smart Growth and Mixed
Use Development
The mixed use development trend in
urban planning raises new issues and challenges for
policymakers, hospitality zone managers, businesses and
residents. Efforts to infill urban areas and create
density locates residents and commercial businesses in
close proximity, often resulting in conflicts about
noise, trash, vandalism, fights and public urination.
Who’s to Blame? While patrons and
businesses owners may seemingly be to blame, these
conflicts are often symptomatic of unaddressed issues
and systems. Learn the steps to identify and distinguish
between root causes and symptoms of greater challenges
to properly address quality of life issues.
Learning Objectives
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How to avoid the most common
sources of complaints in mixed-use districts
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Tips for adapting historic
buildings to contemporary hospitality uses
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Code updates necessary for
sound, fire safety, alcohol licensing, trash, water
and infrastructure Effective mitigation techniques
for sound issues
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Engaging stakeholders to
collaborate on solving even the most polarizing
issues
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Systems for accountability by
residential/commercial developers, commercial
property owners, and lessees.
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Establishing community
standards for behavior
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Address noise issues, public
urination, cigarette litter and vandalism
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On Demand
Schedule a customized seminar
for your agency, association, business, district or city
A great way to build a team and
develop strategies for transformation
Includes online seminar and
discussion with instructor
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