Apply for Citizens Planning Institute spring 2014 classes
Want to learn all about the nuts and bolts of planning, zoning, and development in Philly? Become a more engaged citizen and apply to be part of the Citizens Planning Institute‘s spring session.
Applications are being accepted from now until March 26 for the spring session running April 9 – May 21. Classes are held on Wednesday evenings from 6-9pm in Center City. The core course of three sessions – held April 9, 16, and 23 – costs $50 (including supper) plus each elective session costs $25 (April 30, May 7 and 14). This session’s electives will focus on riverfront development and advocacy, data-driven planning, and park stewardship and green infrastructure.
The Citizens Planning Institute is a program of the Philadelphia City Planning Commission.
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