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APRIL, 2008
  • Planning Tools Expo
    Seminar, County: Charleston [10 Storehouse Row, Nave Yard at Noisette, North Charleston], April 17, 2008
    Category(s): Land Use Planning, Growth Management, Community Development Issues, Coastal Hazards & Hurricanes, Climate Change/Sea Level Rise
    Come learn about the 'Creating Resilient Communities' Initiative taking place in Charleston County while also being exposed to a variety of planning, hazard mapping and decision-support tools. The event will take place from 4:00-7:00 p.m.
MAY, 2008
  • Habitat Priority Planner Online Demonstration
    Seminar, Region: Southeastern U.S. Coast [Online], May 20, 2008
    Category(s): Watershed Management, Low Impact Development, Land Use Planning, Growth Management, Estuarine Management, Community Development Issues, Biodiversity Conservation
    Demonstration of the Habitat Priority Planner, a tool that helps people visualize ecological scenarios and make decisions about resource management issues.
  • Design & Development: Stormwater & Your Bottom Line
    Seminar, County: Georgetown [Litchfield, SC], May 28, 2008
    Category(s): Stormwater Management, Non-point Source Pollution, Low Impact Development, Land Use Planning
    This seminar focuses on Low Impact Development (LID). Presenters will explain the importance of stormwater, local stormwater regulations, and how LID practices can satisfy these regulations, satisfy a developer's bottom line, and protect resources.
  • Best Practices, Best Results: On Site Stormwater Regulations, Responsibility & Management
    Seminar, County: Georgetown [Litchfield, SC], May 28, 2008
    Category(s): Water Quality, Stormwater Management, Non-point Source Pollution
    This seminar targets local contractors working in Georgetown County to address on-site Best Management Practices, illicit discharges, and local stormwater regulations.
JUNE, 2008
  • Habitat Priority Planner Online Demonstration
    Seminar, Region: Southeastern U.S. Coast [Online], June 11, 2008
    Category(s): Watershed Management, Land Use Planning, Growth Management, Estuarine Management, Community Development Issues, Biodiversity Conservation
    Demonstration of the Habitat Priority Planner, a tool that helps users visualize ecological scenarios and make decisions about resource management issues.
  • Historic Preservation: Easements, Tax Incentives, and Litigation in South Carolina
    Seminar, Statewide: Statewide [Archives and History Center, Columbia, SC], June 24, 2008
    Category(s): Historic Preservation, Community Development Issues, Coastal Laws, Rules, Regulations
    A seminar focusing on techniques for addressing easement challenges, strategies for understanding tax credits for historic building rehabilitation, and building codes and inspections for historic structures.
  • American Planning Association Web Conference: Planning Law Review
    Seminar, Region: BCD [4-5:30pm, BCDCOG, 1362 McMillan #100, N. Charleston, SC 29405], June 25, 2008
    Category(s): Community Development Issues, Coastal Laws, Rules, Regulations
    Conferences provide long-distance training to planners, planning officials, researchers, students, and allied groups. These convenient, easy-to-use programs are delivered straight to your desktop or conference room.
AUGUST, 2008
  • Rainwater Harvesting: Stewardship of a Priceless Resource
    Seminar, Region: Lowcountry [Bluffton, SC], August 06, 2008
    Category(s): Water Quality, Low Impact Development, Growth Management, Community Development Issues
    Learn creative and sustainable solutions for water conservation, water reuse through cisterns, and how to incorporate this when designing future projects.
OCTOBER, 2008
  • Low Impact Development Stormwater Management Practices: Design and Installation Demonstrations
    Seminar, Statewide: Coast [North Charleston, SC], October 28, 2008
    Category(s): Water Quality, Stormwater Management, Non-point Source Pollution, Low Impact Development, Land Use Planning, Community Development Issues
    A seminar to learn about LID strategies, in particular bioretention swales and pervious surfaces installed for stormwater management. Following the seminar there will be a site visit to Oak Terrace Preserve in N. Charleston, SC to view these practices.
  • Low Impact Development Stormwater Management Practices: Design and Installation Demonstrations
    Seminar, Statewide: Coast [North Charleston, SC], October 29, 2008
    Category(s): Water Quality, Stormwater Management, Non-point Source Pollution, Low Impact Development, Land Use Planning, Community Development Issues
    A seminar to learn about LID strategies, in particular bioretention swales and pervious surfaces installed for stormwater management. Following the seminar there will be a site visit to Oak Terrace Preserve in N. Charleston, SC to view these practices.
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