Conference Program Day One - Wednesday June 3
Audience Key
AIA | Architects - CREDITS APPROVED |
AICP | Planners - CREDITS APPROVED |
AR | Archaeologists |
ASLA | Landscape Architects - CREDITS APPROVED |
H | Historians |
HPC | Historic Preservation Commission Members |
M/C | Municipal and County Officials |
NP | Non-Profit and Museum Managers/Trustees |
AIA and ASLA credits have been approved, AICP credits are pending. View available credits HERE. (PDF)
Printable agenda available HERE. (PDF)
View the 2015 Conference Program Book. (PDF)
Day One Program
You may register for Day One events separately or as a group. Two-day package deals and a la carte options are also available. Click here for details and to register.
Click a time slot for complete details.
- 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm: Up Your Game: Adding to Your Cultural Resources Management Toolbox
Location: Hotel ML
Credits/Audience: AR, H, CRM-
This workshop will review cultural resource regulations and their requirements by using case studies to illustrate how to fulfill those requirements. Topics covered will include Section 106 and reviews pursuant to the NJ Register of Historic Places Act, reviews done with the NJDEP Land Use Regulation Program, applying appropriate research and models for field survey archaeology and in-office and online resources available from the Historic Preservation Office. Finally staff will share lessons learned about the contextual history of shore development coming to light after Hurricane Sandy.
Moderator:
Daniel D. Saunders, Administrator and Deputy State Historic Preservation OfficerPresenters:
Piia Helve, Historic Preservation Specialist, NJ Historic Preservation Office
Michelle Hughes, Senior Historic Preservation Specialist, NJ Historic Preservation Office
Meghan MacWilliams Baratta, Principal Historic Preservation Specialist, NJ Historic Preservation Office
Vincent Maresca, Senior Historic Preservation Specialist, NJ Historic Preservation Office
Sarah Scott, Program Associate, NJ Historic Preservation Office
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- 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm: Preservation and Adaptive Use Along the Delaware River: A Case Study in Philadelphia
Location: Bus leaves promptly from Hotel ML front door
Credits/Audience: AIA, AICP-
Location: Bus leaves promptly from Hotel ML front door
The Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia has a long and rich history. Once a bustling center for manufacturing and home to working-class families, the area experienced a significant decline due to factory closures. Today’s community has a different demographic, high unemployment, and many abandoned industrial buildings and residences.
This field workshop will focus on recent revitalization activities by the New Kensington Community Development Corporation and D3 Developers through their reuse of former factory buildings and neighborhood rebuilding efforts. Staff from the Philadelphia City Planning Department will discuss the city’s current efforts of updating its comprehensive plan for Kensington.
This is a bus and walking tour. Participants should dress for the weather and have appropriate footwear.
Tour Leaders TBD
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- 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm: Opening Reception with Guest Speaker Robert Wittman
Location:Towerview, Edgewater Park, NJ-
Join us for light hors d'oeuvres and beverages on the veranda at Towerview, with our hosts Senator Diane Allen and Samuel Leeds Allen III.
Featuring our guest speaker Robert K. Wittman, former FBI special agent and author of Priceless: How I Went Undercover to Rescue the World's Stolen Treasures
Time: 5:30 - 7:30 pm
Location: Towerview, Edgewater Park
$50/personView the full invitation HERE.
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