BreAnna Cox Larson
February 12, 2020 by admin
BreAnna is a citizen planner with the Planning Commission in North Salt Lake City. Her interest in citizen planning began when she saw the various ways in which citizens and planners interface with a community, and that both are needed for communities to thrive. Empowering citizen planners to excel in their roles and effect change in their communities, through education, training, mentoring and collaboration motivates her to serve on the board of the Utah chapter of the American Planning Association.
Recent News
- The Color of Law: A Book Review
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- Away from the bustle: Covid-19 and the end of commuterland
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- Missing Middle Housing: Thinking Big and Building Small to Respond to Today’s Housing Crisis
- Zoning Reform – English Style
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- Where do we go NOW!? – President’s Message
- An Interview With Ashley Cleveland, MCMP
- The Importance of Sense of Place in our Communities
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- Homeless to Housed Fall 2019
- A New Initiative: Children’s Walks
- The Difference Between a Two Billion and Six Thousand Dollar Project
- The Hypocrisies and Troubles of Local Control
- Fun and Informative Cache County Planner Tour
- APAUT Vice President Elect 2021 Francisco Astorga, AICP
- APAUT President Elect 2021 Kirsten Whetstone, AICP
