The Arizona Planning Association's annual state conference provides many opportunities to learn what's new, what's tried and what's true in planning Arizona. This year is no exception, as the 2001 Annual Conference is designed to provide fresh Perspectives on Planning for Arizona's planners through the conference program's selection of sessions, speakers, panelists, mobile workshops and other activities.

AzPA membership now is over one thousand, making our Chapter one of the larger APA chapters in the nation. The Conference will bring together many of Arizona's private and public sector planning practitioners, planning commissioners, educators, land-use attorneys, writers, design professionals, students, and other members of the state's planning community.

Conference program issues range from pre-history Century to the 21st Century; from regulating to visioning; from the border with Mexico to the Navajo Reservation; from revitalizing downtowns to master-planning new communities. The Conference Opening Reception at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum kicks off the Conference at sunset on Wednesday, September 12, in spectacular fashion!

Author Tom Miller ("The Panama Hat Trail" and "On the Border", among other works) is scheduled to be the keynote speaker on Friday September 14, 2001.

Please check "Conference 2001" on the main menu at www.azplanning.org or contact the association office at (602) 866-7188 for more conference and registration information.

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For more information contact:

Patti King
Arizona Planning Association
10410 N. 31st Avenue, Suite 405
Phoenix
AZ 85051
USA

Phone: 602.866.7188
Fax: 602.789.9126
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www.azplanning.org