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4th Annual
Redevelopment Program
The
ABCs of Dealing with CRAs:
Working in the Post-Kelo Environment
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Thursday, November 9, 2006
7:45a.m. - 1:30p.m.
Signature Grand
6900 State Road 84
Davie, FL
Free Self Parking
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Additional Program Materials
Available for Download
Click on the links below to download pdf versions of
the following documents:
1. Kelo Opinion
2.
Transcript of Oral Argument: Kelo v. City of New
London
3. Norquist
Amicus Brief to the USSC in Kelo (Submitted by
Frank Schnidman)
4. Justice
Stevens Las Vegas Speech
5.
Florida Eminent Domain Bill 1567
6.
Florida House Resolution 1569 E.D.
7. Interlocal Cooperation
Agreement between Broward county, the City of Coral
Springs, and the Coral Springs Redevelopment
Association (Submitted by Samuel Goren)
8. Development Agreement –
Downtown Coral Springs Phase I (Submitted by
Samuel Goren)
9. Post-Kelo: Emerging Impacts
and Issues in Eminent Domain (Submitted by
Theodore Taub) |
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| AGENDA
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This year
many of the basic “rules of the game” about how to
implement effective public/private partnerships for
redevelopment have changed. The reason is the 2006
Florida legislation restricting the use of eminent
domain. This legislation is in response to the
backlash from the U.S. Supreme Court case of Kelo v.
City of New London.
This year’s redevelopment series program focuses not
only on the changes but also on how effective
public/partnerships and land acquisition must now be
done. Speakers include some of the best private and
public sector practitioners from across the state.
Whether you plan, regulate, consult or build in a
redevelopment context, this program will provide
valuable insight into the current politics and
economics of working with Community Redevelopment
Agencies.
Each Attendee will receive a copy of ULI’s
booklet publication entitled, “Ten Principles of
Public Private Partnerships |
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Continuing Education
Credits - 3.5 hr.
Accepted by: AIA |
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Agenda |
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| 7:45am |
Registration & Continental Breakfast |
8:30am
Welcome |
Carla Coleman,
Executive Director, ULI Southeast
Florida/Caribbean District Council |
8:35am
A Florida
Retrospective & Prospective: Kelo Backlash
and Legislative Response |
Frank
Schnidman, Senior Fellow, Center of
Urban & Environmental Solutions at Florida
Atlantic University & ULI Program Chair
Mr. Schnidman sets the stage with an
overview of the national, state and local
reaction to the United States Supreme Court
June 23, 2005 decision in Kelo v. City of
New London, details of the new Florida
legislation and its likely bearing on the
redevelopment climate in Florida.
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9:00am
Behavior
Modification: How the Redevelopment Process
has Changed |
Amy Brigham
Boulris, Partner, Brigham Moore, LLP,
Coral Gables
Ms. Boulris speaks about the impact of
legal changes on local government behavior
and landowner/developer expectations.
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9:30am
From a Legal
Perspective: So, How Do You Get it Done Now?
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Moderator:
Stanley C. Brown, Executive Vice
President, Ambit Marketing Communications
Panelists:
David E. Cardwell, The Cardwell Law
Firm, Orlando
Samuel S. Goren, Esq., Goren Cherof
Doody Ezrol, P.A., Fort Lauderdale
Theodore C. Taub, Partner, Shumaker,
Loop & Kendrick, LLP, Tampa
Steven W. Zelkowitz, Managing
Partner, GrayRobinson, PA, Ft. Lauderdale
Some of the most prominent legal minds
representing both public entities and
private developers explore the law, planning
and politics of redevelopment and how
successful projects may be different going
forward. |
10:30am
Fears & Financial
Opportunities of Public/Private
Partnerships: Experience Gained Through
Implementation |
Moderator:
Stanley C. Brown, Executive Vice
President, Ambit Marketing Communications
Panelists:
Kim Briesemeister, Executive
Director, West Palm Beach Community
Redevelopment Agency
Laurel Robinson, Executive Director,
West Palm Beach Housing Authority
Floyd Johnson, Director, Riviera
Beach Community Redevelopment Agency
George Rahael, Founder & CEO, Amera
Corporation, Coral Springs
T. Neil Fritz, Director, City of
Hollywood/Commercial Corridor Redevelopment
Michael D. Wohl, Partner, Pinnacle
Housing
CRA staff and developers use examples to
illustrate the challenges and solutions to
creating vibrant projects through
collaboration. Speakers will also explore
the politics and economics of working with
CRA’s. |
12:00pm
Networking Lunch |
Registrants will
have the opportunity to network with other
attendees and speakers during a plated
lunch. |
1:30pm
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Adjourn |
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Registration Information: |
ULI Member $95
Non Member $110 |
Public Official or Agency
$95
Student Full (full time) $40 |
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*Note
registration fees increase by $10 on day of event.
Registration
Deadline: Friday,
November 3, 2006
To register
after the deadline please call 954-783-9504
Options:
To Register Online Click Here
To Register by Phone 1-800-321-5011 (Reference Event #8135-0703)
To Register by Fax or Mail
Click Here to Download Registration Form - pdf
file, legal sized paper
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registration.
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please keep in mind you may have to wait in line.
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registration deadline date, a credit card guarantee
will be required on-site. No credit card charges
will be processed if payment is received within 7-10
days after the meeting date.
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close (two weeks out) to the meeting date. To ensure
advance registration, please be sure to call in your
registration and bring your check with you to the
meeting. Payment is required before meeting entry.
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