Meea Kang As the president of Domus Develo- pment, and affordable housing develop-ment company, Meea Kang has given rise to nearly 2,000 units of given rise to nearly 2,000 units of affordable and market-rate hous-ing in California. She is a founding member and President of the California Inll Builders Associa-tion. For her achievements, Kang was recently honored with a Visionary 2020 Award from the Visionary 2020 Award from the Sierra Business Council.

Patrick Kennedy is the owner of Panoramic Inter- ests, a develop ment rm that has been building housing, live-work space, and commercial property in Berkeley commercial property in Berkeley since 1990 focusing on dense mixed-use, mixed-income, inll developments. Kennedy is now focusing on developing SmartSpace® – a small, stylish, and economical dwelling unit, exceed-ing all governmental require-ments for enviromental construc-tion.

Seth Bland has more than 25 years of compre- hensive develop- ment and invest- ment experience, including signicant mixed-use residential and retail projects residential and retail projects throughout California. He was directly responsible for develop-ment of The Beacon, a 1.4-MM square foot mixed-use high-rise including 595 residential units, 82,000 square feet of groceryanchored retail and 45,000 square feet of office. The Beacon was recognized as the 2003 Bay Area Mixed-Use Project of the Year by the San Francisco Business Times.

Denise Pinkston Partner at TMG, has 30 years of experi ence in real estate, planning and project manage-ment. Her projects have included managing, leasing, and redevel-oping the $40 million Emeryville Marketplace and Public Market; entitlement and sale of the Albany Target site; and the development of $100 million Hamilton Field Air Force Base. Pinkston has served as a planning commissioner and chamber of commerce board chamber of commerce board member. She has also been an instructor in Urban Studies at San Francisco State University.

Louise Mozingo (Moderator) Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning and Urban Design, UC Berkeley

California inll builders have created large- and small-scale inll devel-opments in urban and suburban communities throughout the state. Learn from a few of them who have worked successfully with local gov-ernment policymakers, planners and neighborhood groups. They will offer insights, based on prior projects, into ways of achieving successful outcomes through an ever-increasing number of hurdles.

California inll builders have created large- and small-scale inll devel-opments in urban and suburban communities throughout the state. Learn from a few of them who have worked successfully with local gov-ernment policymakers, planners and neighborhood groups. They will offer insights, based on prior projects, into ways of achieving successful outcomes through an ever-increasing number of hurdles.

Seminar 2: Best Practices

in Infill Development

Thursday, April 14 6:30-8:15 PM112 WUrster112 WUrster

CALIFORNIA

INFILLING