New Jersey Association of Counties 2022
THURSDAY, MAY 5 10:00 A.M.
COUNTY PLANNING PROVIDES VALUE: FROM AN OFFICIAL'S PERSPECTIVE
Submitted by the Hudson County Department of Planning & Business
APPROVED CCFO County Fiscal Operations; CMFO/CCFO Budgeting
AICP Credits Pending
In this session, two commissioners and one deputy county administrator from three counties will join their planning colleagues to highlight recent planning efforts that demonstrate the value county planning officers provide to their counties and municipalities. This session will explore innovative planning initiatives that support and advance regional and local planning efforts. It will also demonstrate how county planning offices are tremendours resources that provide technical assistance and support to generate economic development and other efforts that enhance the quality of life throughout New Jersey.
Panelists:
Honorable Shanel Robinson, Somerset County Commissioner Director
Honorable Jerry Walker, Hudson County Commissioner
Francesca Giarratana, Deputy Director, Hudson County Planning Business Opportunity
Mark A. C. Villinger, Supervising Planner, Ocean County Planning Department
Michael Lysicatos, Passaic County Department of Planning Assistant Director
Walter C. Lane, Somerset County Planning Division Planning Director
New Jersey Association of Counties 2018
THURSDAY, MAY 10 2:00 P.M.
MODELS IN REGIONAL PLANNING
Submitted by Linda J. Brennen, 2018 President, New Jersey Chapter County Planners Association
APPROVED CMFO/CCFO Office Management/Ancillary Subjects, CPWM Management/ Government, RMC Professional Development
APPROVED 1.0 CM #9145101
In this session, the New Jersey County Planners Association will highlight three recent regional planning projects that illustrate how effective relationships among various levels of government can result in innovative projects, cost-savings, and new grant- funded and partnership opportunities. Three specific examples in Somerset, Monmouth and Passaic counties illustrate how regional planning is a value-added benefit to public and private investments. The workshop will review Supporting Priority Investment in Somerset County, a comprehensive Joint Land Use Study in Monmouth County, and the Smart Traffic Signal Corridor project in Passaic County.
Moderator:
Kamal Saleh, Union County Planning and Economic Development Supervising Planner
Panelists:
Walter C. Lane, Somerset County Planning Division Planning Director
Linda J. Brennen, Monmouth County Division of Planning Supervising Planner
Michael Lysicatos, Passaic County Department of Planning Assistant Director
MODELS IN REGIONAL PLANNING
Submitted by Linda J. Brennen, 2018 President, New Jersey Chapter County Planners Association
APPROVED CMFO/CCFO Office Management/Ancillary Subjects, CPWM Management/ Government, RMC Professional Development
APPROVED 1.0 CM #9145101
In this session, the New Jersey County Planners Association will highlight three recent regional planning projects that illustrate how effective relationships among various levels of government can result in innovative projects, cost-savings, and new grant- funded and partnership opportunities. Three specific examples in Somerset, Monmouth and Passaic counties illustrate how regional planning is a value-added benefit to public and private investments. The workshop will review Supporting Priority Investment in Somerset County, a comprehensive Joint Land Use Study in Monmouth County, and the Smart Traffic Signal Corridor project in Passaic County.
Moderator:
Kamal Saleh, Union County Planning and Economic Development Supervising Planner
Panelists:
Walter C. Lane, Somerset County Planning Division Planning Director
Linda J. Brennen, Monmouth County Division of Planning Supervising Planner
Michael Lysicatos, Passaic County Department of Planning Assistant Director
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Updated: May 23, 2022