Sustainable Sandhills Sustainable Saturdays Film Series
Division Street
SATURDAY, June 4th and 18th, 2011, 11:00 am
CAMEO Art House Theatre, 225 Hay Street, Downtown Fayetteville
$6 per person, $5 for Cameo & Sustainable Sandhills members.
Tickets sold the day of the event only.
Join Sustainable Sandhills for the first showing of Divison Street as part of our Sustainable Saturdays Film Series.
Stay after the film to hear Maurizia Chapman, Transportation Planner with the Fayetteville Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (FAMPO) speak about the region’s bike and pedestrian efforts, existing and proposed greenways, the East Coast Greenway, and transportation and wildlife crossings. Also, Brenda Johnson, Green Growth Planner with Sustainable Sandhills, will give a brief presentation on local wildlife and habitat fragmentation.
Showing posts with label growth management. Show all posts
Showing posts with label growth management. Show all posts
9/13/2009
Long-Range Plan Meeting, 9/16
Mark your calendar for either of two Sept. 16th sessions:
11:30-1:30, Douglass Center, Penn. Ave OR
7:00-9:00, Sou. Pines Recreation Center, Memorial Park Ct.
Southern Pines is developing a 20-year and needs YOUR input!
11:30-1:30, Douglass Center, Penn. Ave OR
7:00-9:00, Sou. Pines Recreation Center, Memorial Park Ct.
Southern Pines is developing a 20-year and needs YOUR input!
2/05/2009
Integrating Food Production
http://www.buildinggreen.com/auth/article.cfm/2009/1/29/Growing-Food-Locally-Integrating-Agriculture-Into-the-Built-Environment/
2/05/2007
Sou. Pines Forum, Thurs. Feb. 22
http://www.sustainablesandhills.org/ [click for more information and to register, or see below]
SOUTHERN PINES NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
Presents Forum III in its ongoing educational series:
A Community Dialogue on Growth Management
CONSERVATION PLANNING: SAVING THE SPECIAL THINGS
featuring RANDALL ARENDT
Land Planner, Author, Site Designer, Educator
The foremost authority in the U.S. and advocate of conservation planning. The most sought-after speaker on creative development design as a conservation tool. The Arendt approach to development is transforming planning and zoning ordinances of communities across the country. His designs, called twice green, succeed both environmentally and economically.
If you care about your community and you want to help shape
SOUTHERN PINES NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
Presents Forum III in its ongoing educational series:
A Community Dialogue on Growth Management
CONSERVATION PLANNING: SAVING THE SPECIAL THINGS
featuring RANDALL ARENDT
Land Planner, Author, Site Designer, Educator
The foremost authority in the U.S. and advocate of conservation planning. The most sought-after speaker on creative development design as a conservation tool. The Arendt approach to development is transforming planning and zoning ordinances of communities across the country. His designs, called twice green, succeed both environmentally and economically.
If you care about your community and you want to help shape
the direction of its growth,
do not miss this opportunity to hear Randall Arendt speak!
Thursday, Feb. 22, 2007
7:00 to 9:00pm
Southern Pines Civic Club
105 S. Ashe Street
(Corner of E. Pennsylvania & S. Ashe St)
Southern Pines, NC
Free to the Public
Seating is limited. RSVP to: SuzColeman0622@aol.com
Thursday, Feb. 22, 2007
7:00 to 9:00pm
Southern Pines Civic Club
105 S. Ashe Street
(Corner of E. Pennsylvania & S. Ashe St)
Southern Pines, NC
Free to the Public
Seating is limited. RSVP to: SuzColeman0622@aol.com
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