2010 Annual Conference
Heritage Ohio hosts its annual preservation and revitalization conference in Athens June 15-17, 2010.
Lots to Lose: Worship Spaces as Community Assets
Lots to Lose: Worship Spaces as Community Assets Description: With tourism becoming increasingly popular, communities that have something unique to exhibit, like a historic house museum, district, cemetery or battlefield, have a competitive edge with neighboring communities. Local commerce through historic buildings keeps the community unique and supports the economic base of the community. Amongst [...]
Ohio Department of Development’s William Murdock to present at Heritage Ohio Conference June 2010
Programs and tools that can catalyze Ohio’s urban opportunity. Take a look at the opportunities Ohio cities have when dealing with a shrinking population, changes in demographics that favor higher density development and the evolving consumer driven demand for urban living Understand the role of existing state tools/programs like the Clean Ohio Fund and Ohio [...]
Ohio Modern: Preserving our Recent Past
Ohio Modern: Preserving Our Recent Past, historic survey in Dayton and statewide historic context. Description: The mid-twentieth century is defined by World War II, modern architecture, the baby boom, an expansion in suburban neighborhoods and the construction of the interstate highway system. In the midst of these changes the nation experienced civil unrest due to [...]
Public Participation session announced
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION THAT DOES YOUR PROJECT GOOD Presenter: Della G. Rucker, AICP CEcD Public input is critical to the success of most programs and development projects but how do you do public participation that gives you constructive, useful feedback instead of just complaints? Join us for a hands-on exploration of nearly a dozen innovative and [...]
