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American Planning Association NY Metro Chapter Making Great Communities Happen 2016 Annual Report APA NY Metro Chapter The American Planning Association’s New York Metro Chapter (APA-NYM) supports our members, local communities, schools, and practicing professionals through advocating for good planning practice, hosting diverse events and facilitating professional develop- ment opportunities in the New York Metro Area. www.nyplanning.org New York City Long Island Hudson Valley East Hudson Valley West American Planning Association NY Metro Chapter Table of Contents >> President’s Message >> APA NY Metro Chapter Executive Board >> APA Leadership >> 2016 National APA Conference Highlights >> Chapter Secretary >> Chapter Treasurer >> VP Programs >> VP Professional Development >> VP Committees >> VP Intergovernmental Affairs >> VP Communications >> Long Island Section >> Lower Hudson East Section >> Lower Hudson West Section >> New York City Section >> Student’s Representative Committee >> Young Planners Group NY Metro Chapter President’s Message James J. Rausse, AICP n writing my final President’s Message, I want to start by thanking all of you for the opportunity to serve the Chapter. It has been a heartfelt honor to represent you and guide this Chapter. It is an experience that has changed my life for the better and I am gratefulI to you all. Working with a wonderful team on both the Executive Committee and with our various Committees, I move forward feeling confident for what we have accomplished. You are all in good hands with Max Sokol, AICP as your incoming President and all the other existing and new Executive Committee members elected to serve. Over the past year, we have made significant progress as a Committee. If you’re more of a geographic type than topical Chapter that I am proud of. First, we were able to accomplish type of planner, then you have an opportunity to get involved one of my candidacy goals of four-plus years ago of profes- with one of our four Sections. Be proud of your region by serv- sionalizing planning on municipal levels. With the help of for- ing it! We welcome your energy and thoughts. mer Transportation Committee Co-Chair, Jeffry Peel, AICP, we This year, the Chapter was honored with the designation of Ar- successfully lobbied for the New York City Civil Service Planner thur Avenue in The Bronx (my hometown!) as one of America’s Exam to move to a merit-based system that requires a plan- Great Streets. We had a well-attended press event on October ning degree. It is the first step toward getting AICP or a similar 4th that shed light on the planning profession. certification to be required in New York State, similar to archi- tects, landscape architects and engineers. Finally, in case you did not notice...we are hosting the National Conference from May 6th-9th, 2017! Being as amazing as we Organizationally, we have revamped our entire commu- are, we are going to have a conference that blows away the nications approach. Starting with the institution of a new previous 108. Be ready! I am Co-Chairing the Local Host Com- Vice President of Communications position, we developed a mittee with our APA Region 1 Representative Courtenay Mer- Chapter-wide communications strategy that includes a com- cer, AICP. I know many of you have been looking to volunteer. pletely redesigned website (check it out!), hiring of an intern, Once we get closer to May, we will try to accommodate as best improved member outreach, and a new sponsorship strategy. as possible! I want to thank Vice President of Communications Jocelyn Du- pre, Treasurer Ryan Harris, AICP, and Communications Intern >> In closing, I would like to thank you all once again. Your Maggie Calmes for leading this charge. I also want to thank support means alot to me. Thank you for welcoming Jake Garver for designing an awesome website, and our Chap- me. ter Administrator, Angie Witkowski, for her work on sponsor growth. We are not the only ones to rethink our outreach. Have you seen APA National’s new commercials introduced at the con- ference in Phoenix? If not, check out planning.org to see them. We’re really stepping up our game! Up in the Hudson Valley, we closed out our successful Plan- 4Health grant. It has been an honor to work with the City of Kingston, Cornell Cooperative Extension, HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley and APHA on bringing more active living and safer streets to Kingston! I have mentioned Committees a couple of times, are you a member? If your answer is no, well, what are you waiting for?!? We have eleven to choose from, including our completely revitalized Diversity and Zoning Committees. We also have a new Arts & Culture Subcommittee as part of our Urban Design APA Membership 2015-2016 Source: APA New York Metro Chapter Rosters President’s Message 3 NY Metro Chapter Executive Committee & Staff The APA New York Metro Chapter is served by an Executive Committee of 12 elected members, as well as the Immediate Past President, the APA Board Director for Region 1, the AICP Commissioner for Region 1, and the Immediate Past President. The Executive Committee is assisted by the director of the Young Planners Group (YPG, Chapter Administrator and Chapter Intern. President New York Section Representative James J. Rausse, AICP Paul Lozito Student Representative Committee Chair Chapter Secretary Alisha Beatty Olivia Jovine Young Planners Group Chair Chapter Treasurer Petr Vancura Ryan Harris, AICP Chapter Administrator VP Programs Angie Witkowski Kovid Saxena, AICP, LEED AP Chapter Intern VP Professional Development Maggie Calmes Alex Wallach, AICP Immediate Past President VP Committees Donald Burns, AICP Max Sokol, AICP Immediate Past Chapter Secretary VP Intergovernmental Affairs Greg Holisko, AICP Michael A. Levine, AICP Immediate Past Hudson Valley West Representative VP Communications Dave Gilmour, AICP Jocelyn Dupre Long Island Section Representative Sean Sallie, AICP Lower Hudson Valley East Section Representative Gina D’Agrosa, AICP The Chapter wishes to thank the past Director of Lower Hudson Valley West Section Representative Long Island Section Ela Dokonal, AICP CUD, LEED AP Heather Jacksy, AICP for her time spent designing and formatting this report. 4 American Planning Association Leadership Carol Rhea, FAICP Courtenay D. Mercer, AICP Deborah Lawlor, FAICP APA President Director elected from Commissioner elected from Carol Rhea is a founding partner of the Region I Region I Orion Planning Group, and previously Courtenay Mercer is the New Jersey Debbie Lawlor has more than 29 years created and staffed Rhea Consulting. Director of the Regional Plan Associa- of planning experience. She has been In addition to her work as a consultant, tion, and the principal/owner of Mer- the chief of sustainability and eco- Rhea has worked as a city, county, cer Planning Associates. Previously, nomic growth, chief planner, and su- regional, and state planner. Her passion she served as the director of planning pervisor of land use planning at the is helping local governments build and state Transfer of Development New Jersey Meadowlands Commis- planning capacity, and working with Rights (TDR) coordinator for the New sion. She also worked in the private small to medium-sized communities to Jersey Office of Smart Growth. She has sector at Edwards and Kelcey, Inc., and address planning challenges. She has a held a number of leadership positions PQA Engineering. She has been active history of volunteer work that includes within APA, including Chapter Presi- in APA’s New Jersey Chapter and the serving as a planning commissioner, dent’s Council Secretary/Treasurer APA Regional and Intergovernmental on a historic foundation board, and in and APA New Jersey Chapter Presi- Planning Division. She received the many leadership roles within APA. dent. She has also served on the NJ chapter’s Distinguished Service Award State Agriculture Development Com- in 2009. She has participated in the mittee, State TDR Bank Board and the New Jersey Governor’s Smart Growth New Jersey State Historic Preservation Task Force and Rutgers University Cen- Plan Advisory Committee. She is the ter for Green Building Advisory board. treasurer for the Jersey City Parents She has a BS in environmental plan- for Progress and chair of the PS#3 PTA ning and design and an MA in geogra- Playground Committee. phy, both from Rutgers. NY Metro Chapter Executive Board / APA Leadership 5 American Planning Association National 2016 Conference Highlights The New York Metro Chapter er of The School of Unlearning. Other Planners got excited for the APA 2017 was well-represented at the 2016 speakers include Harriet Tregoning, National Conference in New York City, APA National Conference, held Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary with a festive photo booth. Planning for the Office of Community Plan- for the 2017 National Conference is from April 2 to 5 at the Phoenix ning and Development, and closing underway; this past May at the 2016 Convention Center in Phoenix, keynote speaker John Englander. The National Conference, Metro Chapter Arizona. National Planning Conference is de- leadership and APA leadership dis- signed for planners, elected officials, cussed and planned for the year to The conference was attended by business leaders, and citizens, with the come. 4,000+ planners and featured more purpose of addressing planning inno- than 500 conference sessions. The key- vations and challenges in communi- note speaker was Jack Uldrich, found- ties large and small. Conference highlights 6 Conference highlights 2017 Conference Planning Underway Thank you to all the members of the New York Metro Chapter who represented the Chapter at the National Planning Conference. 2017 Conference Announcement 2016 National APA Conference 7 Olivia Jovine Chapter Secretary Olivia Jovine, served as the interim sponsibilities, the Secretary often acts Chapter Secretary from February, 2016 as an information and reference point to September, 2016, when she was for- for the President and other commit- mally elected as Chapter Secretary.
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