The Utah Chapter of the American Planning Association (APA UT) recognizes that housing is a statewide issue that requires action at both the state and local levels. We support a thoughtful and collaborative approach to finding a solution that considers our communities’ diverse needs.
What can we do to make our staff reports better? The following are several keys that I have found helpful in creating a good report. By Stephen Nelson
Bill about minimum lot size for all urban communities, eminent domain, water efficiency, and wildlife a planning bill.
The theme of this year’s Spring Conference is “Bridging The Gap Between Local Needs and State Growing Pains.” We are looking for sessions with a special emphasis on water, housing, transportation, land use planning, and legislative how-tos.
The Legislative Audit Subcommittee released its report on Utah housing policy yesterday. The overall message that I got out of the report was, “there’s more that can be done, get going!” This reflects the attitude of Gov. Spencer Cox, as noted in previous posts, and that of legislative leadership.
Looking for planners in Southern Utah who are interested in joining the Spring Conference Committee for the APA UT 24′ Cedar City Conference May 8-10th, 2023.
APA UT is on the lookout for an awesome event venue along the Wasatch Front to host our 24′ Fall Conference with space for 400 guests!
Rising housing prices have been one of the most challenging problems faced by Planners in Utah.
This year’s fall conference was a resounding success!
Final Agenda and Awards Reception Deadline Approaching
Don’t forget to vote for the APA UT Treasurer and Secretary before September 8th, 2023.
