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Free Webinar: Building Welcoming and Engaged Cities through Land Use Regulation

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Get to know the role of community participation in land use. You’ll review the basics of public participation in municipal planning and zoning, the importance of proactive community engagement in comprehensive plan development, and the limits to accommodating neighborhood opinion when administering land use regulations. 

During this online session, you will: 

  • Review requirements and practice for public hearings in planning and zoning.
  • Understand the importance of community engagement in land use planning.
  • Discover differences in handling community input throughout the process.

Register for the Free Land Use webinar

Date and Time

Tuesday, Sept. 8 | 10 – 11 a.m.

Fee

Free

Audience

Mayors, council members, planning commissioners, and any city staff involved in land use. 

Moderator

Josie Rosene, staff attorney, League of Minnesota Cities

Presenters

Jed Burkett, land use attorney, League of Minnesota Cities

Arianna Lee, diversity, equity, and inclusion coordinator, League of Minnesota Cities

Your LMC Resource

Event Registration

(651) 281-1200

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Do you have questions for our team? Please submit them to us ahead of the live broadcast by email ([email protected]) on or before 10 a.m. on Friday, September 4. We will answer as many as we can during the live broadcast and will take questions during the webinar as well.