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PLAN TO ATTEND
NATIONAL INCLUSIONARY HOUSING CONFERENCE		"Building Strong Mixed-Income Communities"
October 30-November 1, 2007 • Westin San Francisco Market Street
Presented by: Business & Professional People for the Public Interest Innovative Housing Institute • National Housing Conference • PolicyLink in cooperation with the Nonprofit Housing Association of Northern California Sponsored by the APA's Housing and Community Development Division 50% subsidy of your registration fee available for division members! Underwritten by the generosity of: The Ford Foundation with grants from Fannie Mae Foundation • Annie E. Casey Foundation • Enterprise • Elizabeth and Richard Dubin Foundation • EYA, LLC • American Planning Association Housing & Community Development Division
HOTEL INFORMATION
Reserve your hotel today! Call (877) 222-6699 and make sure to reference the National Inclusionary Housing Conference, or register online at http://www.starwoodmeeting.com/Book/NIJ30A. Hotel Address is: The Westin San Francisco Market Street 50 Third Street San Francisco, CA 94103

Building on the success of the first National Inclusionary Housing Conference in Washington DC in October 2005,

Building Strong Mixed-Income Communities will inform and inspire attendees at various levels of expertise on the topic.

Is your community considering or currently crafting a policy? Or are you looking for help implementing an existing policy? This conference is designed to inform and inspire you and to connect you with outstanding experts and resources.

You’ll learn about the value of Inclusionary Housing and how this promising policy tool is working in a wide variety of locations. You’ll hear about best practices and get answers to challenges that arise with any Inclusionary Housing program.

This conference is also designed to build bridges between key constituencies who often disagree over policy options to address the affordable housing crisis. This conference will take the conversation begun in 2005 to the next level.

On the Agenda......		Who Should Attend?

*	Inclusionary housing: the why and how	*	Non-profit and For-Profit Affordable Housing
*	Calculating the value of density	*	Developers, Builders and Industry Groups
*	Using in-lieu fees	*	Planners
*	Crafting/amending to withstand legal challenge	*	Land Use Attorneys
*	Best practices for implementation and long-term impact	*	Policy Advocates
*	Community land trusts and inclusionary housing	*	Academics
*	Individual wealth building v. the need for affordable housing	*	State and Local Elected Officials and Staff
*	Roundtable discussion with local and state elected officials	*	Lenders and Funding Partners
*	Walking/bus tours of urban and suburban inclusionary housing	*	Editors & Reporters Who Cover Housing
*	Roundtable discussion with local and state elected officials