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ULI San Francisco: City of St Helena TAP Report Webinar
Pricing
| Pricing | Members | Non-Members |
|---|---|---|
| All Types | FREE | N/A |
| Private | N/A | $10.00 |
| Public/Academic/Nonprofit | N/A | FREE |
This event is free to ULI members and individuals working in the public sector.
Refunds are available upon written request to ULI San Francisco at least 48 prior to the event.
Earlier this year, the City of St Helena engaged ULI San Francisco for expert guidance as they chart a path towards downtown revitalization, with specific interest in how the City can discover its distinctive brand identity and focus on placemaking to achieve this revitalization. As with all Technical Assistance Panels (TAPs), ULI SF drew from its seasoned membership base to provide this guidance and organized a panel of experts across the real estate and land use industry. Over the course of two days in March, the panel heard from city staff, participated in a city tour, interviewed stakeholders, deliberated, and presented their recommendations to the city. The final TAP report was recently published along with a press release from the City.
ULI San Francisco invites you to join our panel and the City of St Helena for a presentation on the report process, findings, and the city’s plan for implementing these recommendations. There will be a Q&A session with our panelists and the opportunity to learn how you can bring a TAP to your own city.
Invited Speakers
- Jane Lin, Urban Field Studio (TAP Chair)
- Nell Selander, City of South San Francisco (TAP Co-Chair)
- Anil Comelo, City of St Helena
- Maya DeRosa, City of St Helena
- John Bela, Bela Urbanism + Design
- Noah Friedman, Vibemap
- Jim Heid, UrbanGreen Advisors & Craftwork Development
- Paul Peninger, BAE Urban Economics
- Edith Ramirez, City of Morgan Hill
- Mariana Ricker, SWA Group (TAP writer)
This webinar is free to ULI members and individuals working in the public sector!
An ongoing initiative of ULI, Technical Assistance Panels (TAPs) provide strategic advice on complex land use and real estate development issues for local clients, such as municipalities, public agencies, and non-profit developers.