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DESCRIPTION:"China falters and Silicon Valley urbanizes: Reshaping land densities as a 
 quest for economic growth"\n\nDrinks in Common hosts SPUR's Regional 
 Planning Director Egon Terplan addressing\nUrban Transit Planning, Economic 
 Stimulous, and Public Financing in view of Land Values \n\nComplimentary 
 supper at 7, remarks at 7:30,\nQ & A at 8 pm.\nFREE\nfor more about SPUR, 
 visit\nhttp://www.spur.org\n\nEgon Terplan is SPUR's regional planning 
 director. A regional planner and economic development specialist with more 
 than 14 years of experience, he has authored or co-authored numerous 
 reports and policy studies related to regional planning, economic 
 development, transportation and government reform, including the first-ever 
 report on the Northern California megaregion and a 2011 report on land use 
 planning and high-speed rail in California.\n\nPrior to joining SPUR, Egon 
 spent more than five years with ICF International advising cities and 
 regions throughout the world on economic development and competitiveness. 
 His work included managing and writing collaborative regional strategies 
 throughout California and in Alberta, British Columbia, Connecticut, 
 Louisiana, Ohio, Ontario and South Carolina. His international work 
 included designing and implementing competitiveness programs in Argentina, 
 Bosnia & Herzegovina, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica and Nigeria.\n\nPrior 
 to ICF, Egon worked with several labor unions, including SEIU and UNITE. He 
 was also a NYC Urban Fellow working on economic development for Mayor 
 Giuliani in New York City and a public school teacher on Rikers Island, 
 Queens.\n\nEgon earned a Masters degree in city and regional planning from 
 UC Berkeleys College of Environmental Design. He received a Bachelors 
 degree, Phi Beta Kappa, from Swarthmore College, where he wrote a thesis 
 comparing street vendor political organizing in Bogot, Colombia, and New 
 York City.\n https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2011/10/02/18691968.php
SUMMARY:Using land densities to shape public policy
LOCATION:Notable House\n189 Ellsworth St.\nSan Francisco, CA  94110
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2011/10/02/18691968.php
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