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Please excuse this extra Cherry Creek Perspective
announcing a seminar that we hope you find interesting.
The Colorado Chapter of the Appraisal Institute
offers its annual Potpourri Seminar
with two topics this year useful to appraisers
and non-appraisers.
DATE: August 6, 2009
LOCATION: Courtyard by Marriott, 1475 S. Colorado Blvd.
Denver, CO 80222
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM - Registration and Continental
Breakfast
8:30 AM - Noon - FasTracks, Transportation Oriented
Development, Denver Union Station and the 16th Street
Mall
Noon - 1:00 PM - Chapter Meeting and Lunch
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM - Commercial and Residential Built
Green
Register at
http://www.appraisalinstitute.org/education/more_info.aspx?id=14278&view=B&state=C2&sort=D
TUITION: Members of the Appraisal Institute: $55.00
(Includes Lunch)
Non-Members and Guests: $75.00 (Includes Lunch)
REGISTER ONE TIME ONLY FOR PART OR ALL OF THE DAY.
FASTRACKS, TRANSPORTATION ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT,
DENVER UNION STATION AND THE 16TH STREET MALL
Learn about market trends that create opportunities for
transit oriented and mixed use development, and the
challenges of designing, obtaining approvals, financing
and constructing TOD's.
Moderator: Bill James, MAI of James
Real Estate Services, Inc. and Board of Directors, RTD
Bill Sirois of RTD will describe the
FasTracks light rail and commuter rail system being
built by the Regional Transportation District and the
role the RTD plays in transportation oriented
development near its transit stations.
Lynn Crist, MAI of Mile High Development
will describe the opportunities and challenges that a
private developer faces in developing mixed use real
estate project at and near transit stops using her
companies proposed development at the FasTracks stations
at East Yale Avenue and the University of Denver.
Melinda Pollack of Enterprise Community Partners
will describe the opportunities and challenges of
development of affordable housing as a component of
transportation oriented and mixed use developments at
transit stations, particularly with the assistance of
government programs.
John Desmond of the Downtown Denver Partnership
will speak about the plans to rehabilitate and enhance
the 16th Street Mall by the Downtown Denver Partnership
(DDP), the City and County of Denver, the Regional
Transportation District and the Downtown Denver Business
Improvement District (BID). He will describe the 30
year history of the Mall, the roles of the BID, DDP,
City and RTD, some background about DDP and the BID, and
how the mall ties into the Denver Union Station project.
Frank Cannon of Union Station Neighborhood
Company will describe the redevelopment
underway of Denver Union Station as the hub of the
FasTracks mass transit system. He will give a brief
history of the acquisition and planning process (master
plan, master plan supplement, EIS, etc.), and the
reasons for a Master Developer selection and describe
the Public/Private Partnership for the Denver Union
Station redevelopment including the Master Developer,
the public agency partners, and the Denver Union Station
Project Authority. Frank will provide an overview of
the transportation infrastructure program, the public
space framework, and the anticipated development program
of DUS, the finance structure and the anticipated
project schedule.
CONTINUING EDUCATION - Appraisers: 3 Hours Appraisal
Institute, 3 Hours State of Colorado (Pending), Brokers:
3 Hours State of Colorado (Pending)
COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL BUILT GREEN
Examine the bottom line of both commercial and
residential sustainable, high performance, LEED
Certified, Energy Star' buildings. Become familiar with
the fundamentals of the cost, benefits, savings,
programs, primary users, resources and terminology of
'green buildings' so you can competently value these
properties and avoid being 'green washed'.
Moderator: Marge Moore, Shannon & Associates,
Built Green Certified/CSU
John Stovall, MBA, ABR, VP of Business
Development for EcoBroker International
Don Shannon, MAI, SRA, Shannon & Associates, Built Green
Certified/CSU
Kathy Collier, LEED AP, Climate Wise Coordinator for the
City of Fort Collins-Natural Resources
Ed Goodman, P.E., TST, Inc. Consulting Engineering
Brian Dunbar, LEED AP, Ex. Dir., Institute for the Built
Environment CSU
Josie Plaut, LEED AP, Director of Projects.
CONTINUING EDUCATION - Appraisers: 4 Hours Appraisal
Institute, 4 Hours State of Colorado (Pending) ,
Brokers: 4 Hours State of Colorado (Pending)
More on the Appraisal Institute at cochap@colo-ai.org
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