Planning for Sustainable Transportation in the 21st Century Workshop
August 22, 2012 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Learn how to enhance your community through sustainable/livable transportation improvements
Workshop Goals: Spend an inspiring and informative day discussing best practices for livability and sustainability programs and projects in the Houston area. Join with peers from other agencies, including U.S. EPA, DOT, and HUD to discuss how transportation systems can best support livability, for the Houston metro area and region. Tentative Agenda (PDF) 85K
Participants at this free workshop will hear the latest information on major plans and projects that are advancing livability in Houston. Bring questions or issues about projects you’re involved in, to get help and insights from other regional entities. Discuss how agencies, local governments and the private sector can work together to advance key livability goals:
• Provide more transportation choices
• Promote equitable, affordable housing
• Enhance economic competitiveness
• Promote healthier lifestyles, clean air and water
• Advance regional sustainability
Sponsored by US Department of Transportation, US Environmental Protection Agency, US Department of Housing and Urban Development, and Texas Transportation Institute.
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For additional information, please contact:
Kirk D. Fauver, FHWA (614) 280-6839 or kirk.fauver@dot.gov
Meredith Dang, HGAC (713) 993-2443 or Meredith.Dang@h-gac.com
August 22, 2012
8:00AM for 9 hrs
Houston-Galveston Area Council 2nd Floor Conference Room A 3555 Timmons Lane Houston, TX 77027
$Free
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713.993.2443
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