Today  our special featured interview will be at 9:07AM MST as we discuss the "The Dollars & Sense of Downtown Development"

The State Historic Preservation Office, City Staff and the Sonoran Institute  have partnered to bring Joe Minicozzi to Cheyenne to analyze the property tax benefits of Downtown to the community.  Joe's analysis brings into stark reality the fact that cities need to think like farmers - in terms of yield per acre.  In this case, the yield in tax revenue per acre of development.  His upcoming presentation demonstrates the value of downtown, with comparisons from towns around the west.

Event Details:

Thursday, Dec. 1st @ Laramie County Library

Elected Officials Roundtable 1:00-2:00 PM

Sunflower Room

General Session 4:00-5:30 PM

Cottonwood Room-Laramie County Library

Our guests will be Matt Ashby, Cheyenne City Planning Services Director and Joseph Minicozzi, AICP, the Executive Director for the Asheville Downtown Association in Asheville, NC. Nationally recognized for his work in downtown revitalization, he also works with Public Interest Projects, Inc. (PIP), a private for-profit real estate development company focused on historic preservation, urban infill, and investing in business start-ups in Downtown Asheville, NC.

Joe received his Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Miami and his Masters in Architecture and Urban Design from Harvard University.

 

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