Within Flint Energies’ service territory, you’ll find murals in almost every county. Funded with unclaimed capital credits, these murals reach far beyond a beautiful painting. Some communities are seeing economic development flourish. #UtilityPioneer Marian McLemore shares the successes they’ve seen in this episode of #StoryConnect. https://lnkd.in/ggJngXtS
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Did you know that it has been over 25 years since Erie County last built a business park? Also, that there are no shovel-ready/development-ready business parcels with utilities on site over 50 acres, which is considered the minimum size needed by major project site selectors? Without the assets, Erie loses everyday. Learn the successes and the sobering challenges that face the economic development climate in Erie County by listening to my crucial conversation with Tina Mengine of ECRDA. https://lnkd.in/gUsjzdG9
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It's not too late to sign up for this LIVE, interactive webinar on SEPTEMBER 6TH presented by Cole Helfrich and Russell Olsen! They will discuss the Illinois Plat Act, county and municipal plat standards, restoration of corners, and more! Click the link for registration and credit information! https://lnkd.in/gZYZ8atR #CEcredits #continuingeducation
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A Passive House Murder Mystery? "Like a detective, I have been unraveling the fascinating history of how and why we got here. I have unearthed the political context, motivations, originators, and important relationships between the power brokers involved." Learn more: https://ow.ly/gi9750PE7GS #phius #passivehouse #passivebuilding #passivehousehistory #buildingconstruction #newblog #sustainability #greenbuilding
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interesting conference......especially for those of us professionals who are concerned with biodiversity, green roof tops, pools, ponds and wetlands and reducing larger storm runoffs in our urban areas
Learn how to make NYC into a sponge city! Stormwater management protects waterways and reduces flooding. This is especially important in the New York’s concrete jungles. Learn about NYC program funding, and new stormwater regulations for green roofs. Join us at Brooklyn Grange’s magical Sunset Farm Oct. 23 and earn CEUs. Register Now! Thank you to all our speakers who will be attending! Ken Smith, Vicki Sando, Nadine Chin-Santos, Melissa Enoch, Alan Burchell - Principal, Urbanstrong, Amy Seek, Nyleen Euton, Charles Duprey, Chris Brunner, Inger Yancey,
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Many clients are looking for ways to pass on what we refer to as Legacy Property, such as farms, ranches, family cabins, and/or mineral interests. A common challenge with Legacy Property is parents choosing to gift their estate unequally to their children to preserve their Legacy Property, or gift equally and risk ownership becoming fragmented over generations, potentially losing the Legacy Property. In our new blog post we explain how to utilize a family LLC to pass on your ranch. Keep reading at https://bit.ly/44JMOVc
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Affordable housing is a nationwide crisis in many communities. Developing and operating affordable housing is a complicated and challenging process, which puts us in a situation where supply doesn't meet demand. Check out this conversation with Linda Mandolini, CEO of #Edenhousing discussing the situation and her career. #affordablehousing
Take the time today to check out a new episode Beyond Four Walls: Conversations on Affordable Housing with Eden Housing, Inc.'s Linda Mandolini as we discuss her thoughts on the affordable housing crisis and innovative ways to help solve it. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/gAgfc83b
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In 2024, The Port resolves to strengthen Greater Cincinnati communities home by home and block by block to increase access to homeownership. We resolve to surround neighborhoods and homeowners with revitalized business districts. We resolve to make forgotten industrial sites attractive again for advanced manufacturers with high-paying jobs. We resolve to make real estate work... for everyone. What are your resolutions for the new year? Share them in the comments below!
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Please give one of my latest stories a read!
Easonville, Alabama was a rural, but thriving, town until an Alabama Power project drowned it. Sixty years later, residents near an Alabama mountain faced the same threat. In both cases, the project was touted as a potential power source. But what is the cost of that progress? Read and listen to Danny McArthur's first entry in the “Place, Erased” series.
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The word of the day is "Redlining!" What does it mean? How was it used to segregate America? And what is the legacy of it today? Watch the full video, "Fair Housing Basics: Race, Color, and National Origin as Protected Classes" on our YouTube channel: https://buff.ly/3HYmbSL ▪ #SystemicRacism #Redlining #FairHousingHistory
