MARC Event A special briefing by QUANTM on their NEW Construction Planning Simulation Technology will be held. CPST is gaining acceptance around the world -- and could have a dramatic impact on local projects as well.

DATE: Thursday, February 20, 2003

TIME: 9 a.m. - 11 a.m.

COST: FREE  

PLACE: Mid-America Regional Council,  600 Broadway, Ste. 300, Kansas City, MO

For More  Information Contact:  Transportation Outreach Specialist.Phone: (816) 474-4240 Fax: (816) 421-7758 Please RSVP by Wednesday , February 19, 2003 (Posted 08/18/03)
MO APA Event Missouri APA Conference 2002

The KC APA Section played a critical role in the hosting of the Missouri APA Conference last fall.  The Conference covered a host of subjects facing urban planners including: Neighborhood Planning; Transportation Planning For Bicycles And Pedestrians; New Urbanism & Transportation – Recent, Techniques And Concepts; Growth And Investment In Mo: The Mo Commission On Intergovernmental; Cooperation, Rural Planning Issues In Missouri; Heritage Tourism - Taking Advantage Of The Fastest Growing Segment Of The Tourism Industry; Data And Technology In Comprehensive Planning; Dead But Not Forgotten: Pioneer Grave Site Relocation; Assessment Of APA’s Smart Growth Policies; Assessment Of MODOT’s Federal Aid Program; Topic – Status Of Planning Laws In  Missouri Growth Management And Rural Transportation Planning.
KC APA Event

Kansas City Metro APA Section presented the "TOURISM DISTRICT PRESENTATION and KANSAS SPEEDWAY TOUR" on Friday, July 26th, 2002 - 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Kansas Speedway, Family Center Building. 

Doug Bach, Core Manager of Special Projects for the Unified Government of Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kansas,  discussed the planning considerations surrounding the Tourism District development, located adjacent to the Speedway.

Refreshments will be provided.

Cost: $20 per person

Payment is requested at the event. Please make checks payable to the KC Metro APA Section.
KC APA Event Text Box: At the June 2002 Luncheon the KC APA Frank Lenk, Director of the Research Services Department at the Mid-America Regional Council, and author Metro Outlook a ground-breaking study.

Quality of life is no longer just a public relations matter.  It is a crucial public policy concern, with a variety of economic, social, and environmental parameters.  Metro Outlook sets up a framework to analyze what it would take to achieve a rising quality of life for everyone in our region, both now and into the future.  

The cost for the luncheon was $15.00.
KC APA Event Downtown Revitalization: Downtown Overland Park

May 31, 2002 Luncheon

Presented by: Bryan Bear,Overland Park Planning

 Downtown Overland Park Presentation