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2008 RRRC Living Towns:
Town of Madison
"Madison Moving
Forward, Preserving Our Past"
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Waverly Yowell Elementary School
Madison, VA
8:30 am to 3:30 pm
The seventh annual RRRC Living Towns Planning
Workshop, held this year on a beautiful and temperate day in the Town
of Madison was yet another information-packed and well-attended proceeding.
The theme of this year's workshop, Madison Moving Forward, Preserving
Our Past , featured three strong panels of speakers on topics ranging
from outdoor recreation to farmers markets to community walkability. Together
with keynote speaker Kevin Schmidt, with the Virginia Department of Agriculture
and Consumer Services, with a presentation entitled: "Planning for
Agriculture," attendees left with valuable insights into community
development and planning practices. Our thanks to all of the attendees
and moderators for a most enjoyable and informative day!
But most of all, our thanks to the following
for their first-rate presentations and invaluable insights:
Welcome & Introductions
William Lamar, Mayor, Town of Madison
Eddie Dean, Chair, Madison County Board of Supervisors
Panel #1
Moderator: Nancy Knighting,
Vice-Mayor, Town of Madison
Fritz Alderman, Assistant Town Engineer, Town of Culpeper
Richard B. Kaufman, Town Attorney, Town of Herndon
Cathy Belcher, Direct Marketing Program Manager, VDACS
Panel #2
Moderator: Tracey Williams, Executive Director, Madison County Chamber of Commerce
Tonya Triplett, Town Clerk, Town of Damascus
Ann Miller, Sr. Research Scientist/Historian, VA Transportation Research Council
Beth Burns, Culpeper Tourism Director
Keynote Speaker
Kevin Schmidt, Coordinator of the Office of Farmland Preservation, VDACS
Panel #3
Moderator: Khalil Hassan, President, Rural Madison
Bruce Edmonds, Recycling Operations Manager, Rivanna Water &
Sewer Authority
Michael Collins, AICP, Town Planner, Town of Orange
Milton Herd, AICP, President, Herd Planning & Design
Jeff Werner, Charlottesville/Albemarle Land Use Field Officer,
Piedmont Environmental Council
Wrap-Up
- Bob Miller, Madison County Supervisor & RRRC Vice-Chair
Copies of the Agenda, Powerpoint presentations
and pictures from the Workshop can be found below.
Once again, our thanks to all who helped
to make this year's workshop a success; we look forward to seeing everyone
again next year!
Note: All files are in .pdf format.
Powerpoint presentations are in handout format with two slides per page.
Agenda
(85 KB)
Area Identity
Marketing
Farmers Markets(4.5 MB)
Sidewalk
Extension & Pedestrian Friendly Communities (11.8 MB)
Town
& County Rapport (2.2 MB)
Outdoor Recreation, Heritage Tourism & Economic Development
Walking
& Riding Tours (5.0 MB)
Keynote
Planning
for Agriculture (523 KB)
Planner's Tool Box
Recycling: Household
Hazardous Waste (13 KB) | CESQG
(130 KB)
Parking
Issues & Requirements (819 KB)
Mixed-Use
Zoning Considerations (4.6 MB)
Community
Walkability (9.5 MB)
Click on any picture below for a larger version
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The Town of Madison, site of the 2008 RRRC Living Towns Planning Workshop |
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Workshop attendees congregate in Madison's Waverly Yowell Elementary
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Historic Photos from Madison with the raffle prize, a foot stool from
Clore Furniture |
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Cathy Belcher spoke to the audience about Farmers Market and the VirginiaGrown
program |
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Workshop attendees had a short walk down Main Street to the Historic Kemper Residence |
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Lunch was served on the Lawn with plenty of shade |
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A group of attendees in front of Madison's historic Arcade building |
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| Above
: Keynote Speaker Kevin Schmidt discussed Planning for Agriculture |
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A lively afternoon panel included (l to r) Michael Collins, Milton Herd and Jeff Werner |
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A post-workshop reception was held at the Kemper Residence |
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