Northern New England Planning

Calling architects building designers, and students! Southwest Region Planning Commission has launched a unique challenge: the Monadnock Region Accessory Dwelling Unit Design Challenge. This Challenge will collect all the best ideas for ADUs designs for real homeowners in New Hampshire’s Monadnock Region. And like any good challenge, there is PRIZE MONEY! Instructions, case studies, brief, and more information at www.SWRPC.org/adu. Registration deadline is November 30, 2024. Let's see what you've got! #ADU #Challenge #Monadnockregion

Hey Planners! There are several great RFPs on the NNECAPA website with projects of all shapes and sizes: resilience planning, coastal assessments, and economic development. Check it out! https://lnkd.in/d2nc9F_6 #rfps #planning #coastal #resilience #adaptation #econdev

Thanks for attending #nnecapa2024 in Stowe! See you next year in Portland!

Congratulations to Ben Frost and all the #NNECAPA2024 award winners!

A frosty New England morning for day two of #nnecapa2024!

We are so grateful to all of the sponsors who supported this year's Northern New England APA Conference. You make so much possible for the Planners across the three states and beyond! THANK YOU! Our sponsors this year include: SE Group, BETA Group, Inc., VHB, GovWell, NORTHSTAR PLANNING, Deckard Technologies, Chittenden County RPC, FB Environmental Associates, Weston & Sampson, Resilience Planning & Design LLC, Placework, VIEWSHED, AECOM (incorporating Davis Langdon, An AECOM Company), Bureau of Resource Information and Land Use Planning, Cloudpermit, Front Porch Community Planning & Design, General Code?, Levine Planning Strategies, SP&F Attorneys, P.C., Sterling Mountain Community Planning & Design, LLC #Planning #Community #conference

This is a research project about planners' interactions with community-based organizations. Responses would help inform their findings, if you are inclined to respond and have knowledge and experience in this area. It is not affiliated with APA or NNECAPA: My name is Lexie Durfee, and I’m part of a research team at the University of Utah examining how municipal and county planning departments subcontract with community-based organizations (CBOs) to do community engagement activities for plan-making processes. We are interested in part-time or full-time planners’ perspectives on how they work with CBOs to generate best practices about subcontracting with nonprofits working with hard-to-reach populations and whether subcontracting advances community development objectives of nonprofits. We are contacting you because of your role in the Northern New England Chapter of the APA. We would like to survey you about your insights and experiences on working with CBOs. Alternatively, if there is someone else who is more familiar with subcontracting in your department, please pass this survey on to them. Please take the survey here: https://lnkd.in/emuRz8Sj In addition, we are writing to ask if you’d be willing to share the survey link with your members, such as in your newsletter or social media outlets. If you want materials to post on social media, let us know as well. You are free to skip any survey questions. You may also stop the survey or choose to not be included after completing the survey. Please let us know if you have any questions. Thanks for your consideration. Lexie Durfee Student Researcher

Who's excited for #NNECAPA2024? #Stowe #Planners #Maine #Vermont #NewHampshire #APA what's not to love?

The Women & Planning Division’s Untold Stories Project is dedicated to celebrating and elevating the voices of women who have contributed to the planning profession. They want to hear from women of all backgrounds and all career stages… women who have made bold changes and those who have been unnamed contributors. They are collecting stories via an online questionnaire at https://lnkd.in/eb9CqGYX or via interview. Telling stories matters. Stories connect people, share information, teach, inspire, entertain, and make a connection.

ATLANTIC?PLANNERS?INSTITUTE?(API) 2024?ANNUAL CONFERENCE?Registration Is open!?API’s Annual Conference for 2024, Rising Tides will be held October 16-18, 2024 in Saint John, New Brunswick.? ? The API would like to extend an invitation to all planners across the U.S. and Canada to our annual conference. This is an opportunity to explore what other provinces are doing in the planning field in a beautiful setting right on the Bay of Fundy. Rising Tides 2024 will attract professional planners, planning students, municipal staff, elected officials, those in interconnected fields and others with an interest in planning. The conference will provide an important opportunity for professionals from diverse fields to come together to network and explore ways to further integrate the relationship between planning, our communities, and the new environment.?More information about the venue, program and other important details can be found on the?API Website.