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VCARD programs are great
opportunities to get acquainted with Central Florida’s local government and
development professionals – as well as
officials with state regulatory agencies. EVENTS merge business networking
with casual conversation among government and development counterparts who
rarely are able to interact in more formal environments. Here’s a sampling: · JUNE 9 - VCARD's Annual Awards and Installation Banquet, 6 p.m., The Clubhouse at LPGA International, 1000 Champions Drive, Daytona Beach · SEPTEMBER 8 - VCARD's Annual Lunch Workshop with Volusia County Council, noon to 1 p.m., county administration center, 123 W. Indiana Ave., DeLand
ISSUES … VCARD COMMITTEES help members understand topics related to their business – such as wetlands permitting; stormwater management; interlocal planning; or local governments’ land development codes. Current committees include: · Various Local Government Liaison Committees meet regularly with development staff of Volusia and Flagler local governments. These informal sessions are valuable for exchanging ideas about the development review process -- and to become informed of the municipalities’ land use planning issues and / or changes to their development codes. … Within the past year, these ‘Liaison’ Committees have interacted with planning staffs of Port Orange, Ormond Beach, Deltona, Palm Coast, and Volusia and Flagler Counties. · Flagler County – Our Association has a Chapter (commonly known as FCARD) that deals specifically with topics relating to Flagler County’s local governments. · Interlocal Planning – This unique panel visualizes concepts to help adjoining local governments cooperate when issues arise that cross their municipal borders – such as annexation areas; development guidelines for major thoroughfares; and planning for transportation, infrastructure and water resources. … The committee meetings are well-attended by VCARD members, local
government planners and elected officials.
These sessions also are productive educational forums on various aspects
of interlocal and regional planning – topics
of major importance to Florida growth management. Feel free to join
us at VCARD’s upcoming events!
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