Gary D. Taylor, AICP Interim Director, Community & Economic Development Program Iowa State University Extension and Outreach.

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1 Gary D. Taylor, AICP Interim Director, Community & Economic Development Program Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Associate Professor & Extension Specialist, Department of Community & Regional Planning Iowa State University Offices: 2321 N. Loop Drive, Suite College of Design Ames, Iowa Ames, Iowa Education M.C.R.P Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa. J.D University of Nebraska College of Law, Lincoln, Nebraska. B.S., Business Administration Northwest Missouri State University, Maryville, Missouri. Professional Experience Interim Director, Community & Economic Development Program, Iowa State University Extension and Outreach. August 2015 present. Associate Professor & Extension Specialist, Department of Community & Regional Planning, Iowa State University. (85% Extension/15% teaching appointment) present. -Affiliated Faculty, Graduate Program in Sustainable Agriculture present. Assistant Professor & Extension Specialist, Iowa State University Extension State & Local Government Specialist, Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University (Non-tenure track). Associate Planner, East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission, Appleton, Wisconsin Planning Consultant, Driscoll & Hunter, Seattle Washington Attorney, Gary D. Taylor, Attorney at Law, Portland, Oregon Attorney, Vick & Gutzler, Portland, Oregon

2 Administration Interim Director, Community & Economic Development (CED) Program Iowa State University Extension and Outreach. August 2015 present. Provide leadership and oversight to 26 campus and field-based staff. Support and mentor 7 CED-affiliated faculty in 2 ISU colleges. Manage annual base budget of $2 million, with an additional $1.2 million in external funding. Facilitated the development of a new CED Strategic Plan, and the organization of the unit into self-directed work teams for program development and delivery. -Implementing the strategic plan internally by aligning personnel and program evaluation processes, professional development efforts, and web and social media presence to be consistent with the work team approach. Provide leadership for CED-related federal reporting requirements. Represent the CED unit to external partners and networks. Serve as member of ISUEO state administrative leadership team. Represent ISUEO on the North Central Regional Center for Rural Development (NCRCRD) Program Leaders committee. Co-chaired the ISUEO Community Engagement Initiatives Taskforce, and co-authored the resulting report. Peer-Reviewed Journals and Law Reviews Publications Norris, Patricia, Gary Taylor and Mark Wyckoff When Urban Agriculture Meets the Michigan Right to Farm Act, the Pig s in the Parlor. Michigan State Law Review, 2011(2): Haddad, Monica, Gary Taylor and Francis Owusu Locational Choices of the Ethanol Industry in the Midwest Corn Belt. Economic Development Quarterly, 24(1): Taylor, Gary and Mark Wyckoff Intergovernmental Zoning Conflicts Over Public Facilities Siting: A Model Framework for Standard States Acts. The Urban Lawyer, 41(4):

3 Taylor, Gary Better Extension Programming Through Statistics: Using Statistical Analysis of Program Evaluations to Guide Program Development. Journal of Extension, 46(5). Available at: Taylor, Gary and Ellen Bassett Exploring Boundaries in Governance: Intergovernmental Boundary Agreements. State and Local Government Review, 39(3): Extension Publications, Web Publications and Videos Peer-reviewed/peer-validated Taylor, Gary and Hannah Dankbar. (in process). County Zoning for Local Foods in Iowa. Ames, IA: Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture and ISU Extension and Outreach. Taylor, Gary Flooding and the National Flood Insurance Program. A series of 20 web-based videos on the causes of flooding and flood risk, floodplain mapping and regulation, and flood insurance. Taylor, Gary and Andrea Vaage Municipal Zoning for Local Foods in Iowa: A Guidebook for Reducing Local Regulatory Barriers to Local Foods. Ames, IA: Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture and ISU Extension and Outreach (115 pages). Taylor, Gary Flooding in Iowa. A web-based program specific to Iowa on the causes of flooding and flood risk, floodplain mapping and regulation, and flood insurance, including a series of 22 web-based videos, with accompanying participant materials, interactive FAQ and survey instruments. Taylor, Gary extension Land Use Planning Community of Practice. Nineteen content pages under Zoning and Land Use Regulation, and Community Planning and Zoning Glossary. Taylor, Gary Iowa Land Use Planning Notebook. Ames, IA: ISU Extension Publication No. PDO-3 (144 pages). Taylor, Gary Understanding the Mandated Services Argument: A Primer for County Commissioners. East Lansing, MI: MSU Extension State & Local Government Policy Brief Harvey, Lynn and Gary Taylor Conditional Land Transfer Agreements: Michigan s Alternative to Annexation. Agricultural Economics Research Report East Lansing, MI: Michigan State University. Other Introduction to Planning and Zoning for Local Officials present. Participant materials for Introduction to Planning and Zoning 3-hour workshops. Updated annually pages. 3

4 The Midwest Planning BLUZ: ISU Extension s Blog on Land Use and Zoning present. Ongoing blog on current land use case law and related topics for Iowa and the Midwest. Currently averaging 1,100 visits monthly. Planning and Community Development chapter in Iowa Municipal Policy Leaders Handbook Des Moines, IA: Iowa League of Cities. Municipal Planning and Zoning and Zoning Board of Adjustment chapters in Iowa Municipal Clerks Handbook Iowa City, IA: Institute of Public Affairs, University of Iowa Engaging Community Planners and Local Elected Officials with Local Food Producers to Integrate Local Food Systems into Community Plans and Policies (4-part series) (Co-authored with Alan Vandehaar and Stephen Lauer): -Introduction and Overview. ISU Extension Publication No. SP-0415A. -The Intersection of Local Food Systems and the Agricultural Exemption to County Zoning. ISU Extension Publication No. SP-0415B. -Smart Growth and Local Food Systems. ISU Extension Publication No. SP-0415C. -Local Food Systems and Economic Development. ISU Extension Publication No. SP-0415D. Design Extension Planning Webpage. ISU Extension planning and zoning resource page. (Site for land use law updates maintained prior to initiating blog). Site no longer archived. Taylor, Gary (ed.) Iowa Planning and Zoning Legislation. Ames, IA: ISU Extension Publication No. PM-1344 (156 pages). Taylor, Gary Introduction to Planning and Zoning for Local Officials DVD Program. Ames, IA: ISU Extension Publications (3-hours). Taylor, Gary Second Annual Review of Planning and Zoning Court Decisions. East Lansing, MI: MSU Extension State & Local Government Programs (31 pages). Taylor, Gary First Annual Review of Planning and Zoning Court Decisions. East Lansing, MI: MSU Extension State & Local Government Programs (34 pages). Harvey, Lynn and Gary Taylor County Government at Work: A Functional Grouping of County Departments and Agencies. 13 th ed. East Lansing, MI: MSU Extension State & Local Government Programs (81 pages). Suvedi, Murari, Gary Taylor, Phil Davis, and Erin Hogarth Township Officials Recognize Need for Better Information and Access to Planning Tools. East Lansing, MI: Victor Institute for Responsible Land Development and Use/MSU Extension (12 pages). 4

5 Suvedi, Murari, Gary Taylor, Phil Davis, and Erin Hogarth Growth Pressures Emphasize Need for Better Information and Access to Planning Tools for Local Officials. East Lansing, MI: Victor Institute for Responsible Land Development and Use/MSU Extension (12 pages). Taylor, Gary Selected Michigan Constitutional and Statutory Provisions Promoting Intergovernmental Cooperation. East Lansing, MI: MSU Extension State & Local Government Programs (12 pages). Vandenberg, Lela, Gary Taylor, (6 others) Strategic Futuring: Resources for Working with Communities and Organizations. East Lansing, MI: MSU Extension LeadNet Curriculum Resource Book (120 pages). Research and Professional Reports Taylor, Gary and Lyn Brodersen Community Engagement Initiatives, 2016 Strategic Action Plan. Taskforce Report Submitted to the Vice President of Extension and Outreach. Taylor, Gary, Lyn Brodersen and Nancy Franz Young Iowans Speak: Imagining Extension s Next 100 Years. Ames, IA: ISU Extension & Outreach. Taylor, Gary, Robin Shepard and Alan Vandehaar Report of the North Central Cooperative Extension Association (NCCEA) Metropolitan Food Systems Symposium. Madison, WI: NCCEA. Taylor, Gary Improving Implementation in Hazard Mitigation Planning: A Facilitator s Manual. Washington, D.C.: USDA. Taylor, Gary and 10 others Iowa Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience Report: How should hazard mitigation and other community planning programs respond to climate change? Washington, D.C.: U.S. EPA. Taylor, Gary, Chris Albrecht and Reg Soulyrette Investigation of the Impact of Rural Development on Iowa s Secondary Roads. Ames, IA: Institute for Transportation. Taylor, Gary (with 4 co-authors) Urban Extension Initiative Report: A Report prepared for the Vice President for Extension and Outreach. Ames, IA. Iowa State University Extension. Taylor, Gary and Lucy Wilkinson Des Moines Metropolitan Area Smart Growth Report, prepared under a grant from EPA Region 7 and 1,000 Friends of Iowa. Ames, IA: ISU Extension Community & Economic Development. 5

6 Shields, William, Joseph Martin and Gary Taylor County Financing of State Mandated Services in Michigan: Survey Results and Interpretation. East Lansing, MI: MSU Extension State & Local Government Technical Report. Suvedi, Murari, Gary Taylor, and Phil Davis Perspectives on Land Use: A Survey of Township Land Use Decision Makers in Michigan. MAES Research Report No East Lansing, MI: Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station and Victor Institute for Responsible Land Development and Use/MSU Extension. Suvedi, Murari, Gary Taylor, and Phil Davis Perspectives on Land Use: A Statewide Survey of Local Land Use Decision Makers in Michigan. MAES Research Report No East Lansing, MI: Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station and Victor Institute for Responsible Land Development and Use/MSU Extension. Book Chapter Taylor, Gary and Carol Weissert Are We Supporting Sprawl Through Aid to High-Growth Communities? Revisiting the 1998 State Revenue Sharing Formula Changes, In Urban Policy Choices for Michigan Leaders, edited by Dozier Thornton. East Lansing, MI: Michigan State University Press Academic Conference Papers Peer-reviewed (submitted) Land-grant Engagement as the Foundation for Community Engagement. Engagement Scholarship Consortium Annual Conference. September 2017, Birmingham, AL (with Lyn Brodersen). Young Adults Expectations of the Future of Extension. Presented at the Annual Conference of the National Association of Extension Program & Staff Development Professionals. December 11, 2014, San Antonio, TX (presented by co-authors Nancy Franz and Lyn Brodersen). Young Iowans Expectations of the Future University. Presented at Century Beyond the Campus: Past, Present, and Future of Extension. September 25, 2014, Morgantown, WV (with Lyn Brodersen and Nancy Franz). Bridging metropolitan growth and regional zoning in Greater Des Moines, Iowa U.S. Presented at the 13th International Conference on Computers in Urban Planning and Urban Management. July 3, 2013, Utrecht, Netherlands (with Monica Haddad and Shannon Thol). Governmental Immunity from Local Zoning. Presented at the Annual Conference of the International Academic Association on Planning Law and Property Rights. February 12, 2009, Aalborg, Denmark (with Mark Wyckoff). 6

7 Why Do Ethanol Plants Locate Where They Do? Location Theory and the Bioeconomy. Presented at the 2008 Conference of the American Association of Geographers. April 16, 2008, Boston, MA (with Francis Owusu). Exploring State Enabling Legislation Permitting Intergovernmental Agreements on Land Use Issues. Presented at the 2006 Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) Conference, October 30, 2006, Ft. Worth, TX (with Ellen Bassett). Outreach and Professional Education: Keeping our Graduates and Citizen Planners Current. Roundtable presentation of papers at the 2005 Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) Conference, October 30, 2005, Kansas City, MO. The Educational Needs of Michigan's Local Officials Involved in Land Use Decision-making. Presented at American Evaluation Association 18 th Annual Conference. Reno, Nevada, November 2003 (presented by co-author Phil Davis). Other Reducing Local Regulatory Barriers to Local Foods: Municipal Zoning Guidebook. Presented at the 2015 National Association of Community Development Extension Professionals (NACDEP) Conference, May 21, 2015, Little Rock, AR. Flooding in Iowa and Beyond: Web-based Educational Resources on Floods and Floodplain Management. Presented at the 2014 Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN) Conference, October 22, 2014, Florence, AL. Building Community Awareness of Flood Disasters: The Flooding in Iowa Project. Presented at the 2014 National Association of Community Development Extension Professionals (NACDEP) Conference, June 23, 2014, Grand Rapids, MI. Bridging Metropolitan Growth and Regional Zoning in Greater Des Moines. Presented at the Iowa Geographic Information Council 2013 Biennial Conference, March 27, 2013, Cedar Rapids, IA (presented by co-author Monica Haddad). Improving Implementation of Hazard Mitigation Planning. Presented at the 2011 National Association of Community Development Extension Professionals (NACDEP) Conference, March 9, 2011, Charleston, SC. Local Food Systems as a Subject of Community Planning. Presented at the Town/Craft Local Food Systems Roundtable, August 13, Perry, IA. Investigating the Impacts of Rural Development on Secondary Roads. Presented at the Galaxy III Extension Conference (Research sessions). September 18, 2008, Indianapolis, IN. Plant Location Factors of the Ethanol Industry. Presented at the Town/Craft Biofuels and the Rural Economy Roundtable, May 14, 2008, Perry, IA. 7

8 Land Use Education for an Urban Audience: The Des Moines Metropolitan Area Smart Growth Audit and Educational Workshops. Presented at the 2007 Urban Extension Conference. May 9, 2007, Kansas City, MO. Exploring State Enabling Legislation Permitting Interjurisdictional Boundary Agreements. Presented at the 2006 Michigan State University Land Policy Summit, March 27, 2006, East Lansing, MI (presented by co-author Ellen Bassett). The Politics of Property Rights Education: Partnering or Going Alone? Presented at the 2006 National Association of Community Development Extension Professionals (NACDEP) Conference, February 15, 2006, San Antonio, TX. A Statewide Assessment of Local Perspectives on Land Use Decision-making. Presented at the Galaxy II Conference for Extension Professionals (Research sessions). Salt Lake City, Utah, September 2003 (with Phil Davis). Alternatives to Annexation. Paper presented at the 14 th Annual UW-Madison Small Cities Conference. Madison, Wisconsin, September Edited Compendia and Proceedings Taylor, Gary Locational Choices of the Ethanol Industry in the Midwest Corn Belt. In Proceedings of the May 14, 2008 Biofuels and the Rural Economy Roundtable. Perry, IA: Town/Craft and ISU Extension. Taylor, Gary Planning and Land Use. In Proceedings of the April 10, 2007 Community Futures Conference: The Small Town in the Bioeconomy. Ames, IA: Iowa State University College of Design and ISU Extension. Bassett, Ellen and Gary Taylor Intergovernmental Cooperation: Joint Efforts Generate Options. In Smart Growth Tactics: Putting the Michigan Land Use Leadership Council Recommendations into Action. A How-to Series for Local Leaders. Ann Arbor, MI: Michigan Society of Planning. Taylor, Gary, Lynn Harvey, and Will Shields Conditional Land Transfer Agreements: Research, Reflections and Policy Recommendations. In SEMCOG Reports on Intergovernmental Cooperation. Detroit, MI: Southeast Michigan Council of Governments. Taylor, Gary and Carol Weissert Are We Supporting Sprawl? In Michigan s Opportunities and Challenges: Michigan State University Faculty Perspectives for the Governor s Transition Team. Office of the Provost, Michigan State University. Taylor, Gary Administrative Proceedings Related to Land and Water Use Permits in Shoreland Areas. In Proceedings of the 1999 Midwinter Convention of the State Bar of Wisconsin. Madison, WI: State Bar of Wisconsin

9 Articles in Professional Publications Taylor, Gary Reed v. Gilbert: US Supreme Court Upends the Status Quo of Sign Regulations. The Iowa County, September: 8. Taylor, Gary US Supreme Court Decision Impacts Local Administration of Cell Towers. The Iowa County, March: 4, 6. Taylor, Gary U.S. Supreme Court Validates FCC s Shot Clock Ruling for Local Decisions on Cell Tower Permits. Planning & Zoning News, 31,7:6. Taylor, Gary Rural Subdivisions and the Ag Exemption to County Zoning. The Iowa County, May: 4, 6. Ryan, Marie Louise and Gary Taylor What is Agenda 21? Iowa Planning, March: 5, 6. Taylor, Gary Understanding the Iowa Smart Planning Legislation. The Iowa County, August: 4-5. Taylor, Gary Highlights of the Iowa Smart Planning Legislation. Iowa Planning, July: 3, 10. Taylor, Gary What Does Smart Planning Mean for Iowa Cities? Cityscape, 66,1: Taylor, Gary Rebuilding for Disaster Resistance. Cityscape, 63,17: Norris, Patricia and Gary Taylor Questions About Intent and Application of Michigan s Right to Farm Act. Planning & Zoning News, 25,5:5-11. Taylor, Gary Iowa Supreme Court Changes the Decision-Making Process for Rezonings. The Iowa County, May: 4-5. Taylor, Gary Supreme Court Case Changes the Rezoning Process. Cityscape, 62,8: Taylor, Gary Iowa Supreme Court Changes the Decision-Making Process for Rezonings. Iowa County Zoning Newsletter, Fall: 1-2. Taylor, Gary Iowa Supreme Court Comments on Use and Area Variances. Iowa County Zoning Newsletter, Spring: 1. ***Published quarterly land use law case updates for the Iowa County Zoning Newsletter and the APA-Iowa Newsletter from 2004 to 2009, prior to starting my blog. Taylor, Gary Removing Spot Zoning From the Fabric of Zoning Practice. Planning & Zoning News, 22,3:

10 Taylor, Gary Michigan Supreme Court Rules that Counties are Exempt from Township Zoning. Michigan Counties, 35,8: 11. Taylor, Gary Case Summaries. Planning & Zoning News, 21,3: 2-5. Taylor, Gary Anti-SLAPP Bills Introduced in State House. Planning & Zoning News 20,10: Taylor, Gary Recent Changes to State s Planning & Zoning Laws. Michigan Counties 34,3: 8,12. Taylor, Gary Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act Passes Congress. Planning & Zoning News 19,1: Norris, Patricia and Gary Taylor Michigan s Right to Farm Act and New Generally Accepted Agricultural and Management Practices. Planning & Zoning News 18,9: 5-9. Moore, Elizabeth, Patricia Norris and Gary Taylor Public Policy Analysis: Right to Farm Amendments PA 261 of Planning & Zoning News 18,3: Book Reviews Taylor, Gary Review of Small, Gritty and Green: The Promise of America s Small Industrial Cities in a Low-Carbon World, by Catherine Tumber, in Journal of the American Planning Association, 78,3:350. Taylor, Gary Review of Amenities and Rural Development: Theory, Methods and Public Policy, by Gary Paul Green, Steven C. Deller and David Marcouiller (eds.), in Journal of the American Planning Association, 73,2: 253. Selected Editorials and Quotes in Popular Press Guest editorials in Des Moines Register One-world government not on the agenda (with Marie Louise Ryan). February 13, p. 9A. Communities should develop smart plans (with David Wilwerding). January 28, 2011, p. 11A. Learn from 2008: Plan now for recovery from next flood. July 10, 2008, p. 13A. Inteviews and quotes Zoning for agriculture in the city. Living the Country Life (syndicated), aired February 15, Land Rush: How Iowa farmland value, demand shapes rural communities. Cedar Rapids Gazette, July 12, Muscatine to consider new zoning options, Muscatine Journal, April 25, Iowa s rising waters. Talk of Iowa, Iowa Public Radio, Ames, Iowa, aired July 8, New Waukee interchange promises to deliver a big payday, Des Moines Register, January 31, 2012, p. 1A. 10

11 Smart Growth planning on the chopping block. Iowa Public News Service, aired January 24, Legislative victory in Iowa. Planning, July 2010: 3. Floods give rise to new Des Moines homes, Des Moines Register, April 24, 2010, p. 1A. Trends in land use relevant to Iowans. WOI Radio, Ames, Iowa, aired May 27, Floodplains: They will protect us if we protect them. Nebraska Department of Natural Resources Newsletter. Fall Urban and rural floodplain management. WOI Radio, Ames, Iowa, aired July 30, Hazard mitigation planning and comprehensive planning for flood recovery. Iowa Public News Service, syndicated July 29, Flood insurance, flood recovery, and community planning. KMA Radio, Shenandoah, Iowa, aired July 24, Alumni, outsiders invest in pretty river town of Bellevue. Quad-City Times, February 24, Mobile home parks disappearing in metro, Des Moines Register, August 23, 2006, p. 1B. Law leads to growth for Omaha. Omaha World-Herald, July 15, It s grow or die, urban experts say. Omaha World-Herald, February 27, Extension Programming, Presentations and Technical Assistance Selected Programs and Curricula Developed Introduction to Planning and Zoning for Local Officials. Three-hour training programs presenting the basic concepts of planning and zoning for city and county elected officials, planning commissioners, board of adjustment members and zoning administrators. Presented in over 80 locations March 2005 April 2016 (approx. 4,100 participants). [14 locations, approx. 450 participants in 2016]. Municipal Zoning for Local Foods. Web conference addressing the nexus between local foods and municipal land use policies. Held September 30, 2015 and posted at Iowa Smart Planning Legislation. Presentations to the following groups: -Iowa Municipal Professionals Academy, Ames, July 22, Iowa League of Cities Annual Conference, Coralville, September 22, Wallace Centers of Iowa Smart Communities series (4 presentations, Oct. Nov. 2010) -Iowa Municipal Finance Officers, Des Moines, October 22, Iowa State Association of Counties Annual Conference, Coralville, November 18, Iowa Department of Economic Development (staff), Des Moines, December 13, Iowa Department of Economic Development (for communities receiving smart planning comprehensive planning grants), Des Moines, January 24, Iowa Northland City Managers and Clerks, Waterloo, October 12,

12 Iowa Smart Planning Legislation. Webinar in cooperation with the Iowa State Association of Counties, Iowa League of Cities, and Iowa Association of Regional Councils of Government. Broadcast July 7, 2010 and posted on ISAC website. National extension Land Use Planning Community of Practice (CoP). CoP Leadership Team - Land Use Regulation Content Leader directing development of content for the Land Use Regulation topic area Iowa Planning Officials Academy. A twelve-hour program providing city and county elected officials, planning commissioners, board of adjustment members and zoning administrators with a thorough grounding in the principles and practices of the land use permitting and development review process (three locations) and 2009 (four locations) (approx. 240 participants) (Delivered with Alan Vandehaar, David Wilwerding and Les Beck). Should We Stay or Move to Higher Ground? Web conference addressing flood recovery and community planning in the wake of the Spring 2008 floods. Broadcast October 8, 2008 and posted on Extension website. Citizen Planner On-line: Legal Foundations of Planning and Zoning Module - Takings. Developed in 2007 as core module for MSU Extension Citizen Planner Online program for local officials. (Coauthored with Patricia Norris). Land Use Controls for Small Cities. Developed and delivered two-hour programs presented in eight cities, July-Aug in collaboration with the Iowa League of Cities Small City Workshops. (approx. 300 participants). Director, Michigan Municipal Clerks Institute. Provided programmatic, educational and administrative leadership for the three-year, 100-hour per year certification program for city, village and township clerks pursuing Certified Municipal Clerk designation. (approx. 150 participants annually ). Also provided programmatic, educational and administrative leadership to the MMCA, consisting of three one- to two-day programs annually for clerks pursuing advanced Master Municipal Clerk certification (approx. 125 participants annually ). Elections Certification Training. Eight-hour program for city, village and township clerks to satisfy statutorily-mandated elections training requirement (approx. 500 participants ) (In collaboration with staff from the Office of the Michigan Secretary of State). Impact of Changing From a Village to a City. Two-hour program for local village officials considering the legal and fiscal consequences of re-incorporating Michigan villages as cities. Three locations June August (approx. 250 participants) 12

13 2002 Legislative Amendments to Michigan Land Use Planning Laws. Three-hour program to educate local officials and citizens on changes to Michigan s planning and zoning enabling legislation. Presented in twenty-nine locations (approx. 1,800 participants) (Co-authored with Kurt Schindler and Rod Cortright). Citizen Planner: Legal Foundations of Planning and Zoning. Three-hour core session initially developed in 2002 as core module for MSU Extension Citizen Planner program. (Co-authored with Patricia Norris). Michigan s Statutory Tools for Intergovernmental Cooperation. Two and one-half hour program developed in 2001 as core session of Michigan Economic Developers Association Certification Training Program (approx. 40 participants annually, ) New County Commissioner workshops. Five-hour program biennially in even-numbered years for newly-elected county commissioners and county officials. (approx. 400 participants biennially ) (Co-authored with Lynn Harvey). County Board and Committee Chair workshops. Three-hour program biennially in odd-numbered years for county board and committee chairs on conducting effective meetings (approx. 150 participants biennially ). County Budget and Finance workshops. Three-hour program biennially in odd-numbered years for county commissioners on financing and budgeting for county governments (approx. 250 participants biennially ) (Co-authored with Lynn Harvey). Understanding the New Right-to-Farm Legislation. Three-hour program in 2000 on the 1999 legislative amendments to Michigan s Right-to-Farm Act (approx. 200 participants) (Co-authored with Lynn Harvey and Patricia Norris). Invited Presentations to State Legislative Committees, State-level Taskforces Since Joining ISU The Agricultural Exemption to County Zoning. Testimony before the Agriculture Subcommittee of the Iowa Senate, Des Moines, February 19, The Importance of Comprehensive Planning, and Lessons from Other States. Presentation to the Iowa Smart Planning Taskforce, Des Moines, June 23, Comprehensive Planning Legislation HF 592. Testimony before the Local Government Subcommittee of the Iowa House of Representatives, Des Moines, February 24, Comprehensive Planning Legislation Needs. Testimony before the Rebuild Iowa Subcommittee of the Iowa House of Representatives, Des Moines, January 13,

14 Smart Growth and Disaster Resistant Communities. Presentation to the Long-Term Recovery Planning Taskforce of the Rebuild Iowa Advisory Commission (RIAC), Urbandale, Iowa, August 7, Invited Presentations Since Joining ISU Recurring Invitations AICP Law Session. APA-Iowa Conferences annually since AICP Law Session. Upper Midwest APA Conference (2007, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015) - Locations vary, IL, WI, MN). Recent example posted at Planning and Zoning Basics. Iowa Municipal Leadership Academy for Newly Elected Officials, for the Iowa League of Cities (even-numbered years since 2006), Basics of Iowa Planning and Zoning Law. Iowa Municipal Attorneys Association Annual Conference and New Attorney Institute (2008, 2010, 2012, 2014). Presentations on various current topics in land use planning and development: -Iowa County Zoning Officials (CoZO) Annual Conference (annually ). -APA-Iowa Annual Conferences (other than Planning Law Update sessions) (2007, 2009, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016). -Iowa League of Cities Annual Conferences (2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2015). -Iowa State Association of Counties Annual Conferences (2007, 2008, 2011, 2013). -Iowa Association of Code Enforcement Officials (2009, 2011, 2012). -Iowa Association of Regional Councils of Governments (IARC) Annual Training Conference (2006, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2017). -Iowa City Managers Association ( ). Other Invitations Floodplain Education, Five Minutes at a Time: About the Flooding in Iowa Project. Indiana Association for Floodplain and Stormwater Management Annual Conference, South Bend, Indiana, September 2017 (scheduled). Get the Facts and Use Em. Iowa Rural Development Summit, Jefferson, Iowa, November 18, Kids and Community Development. Iowa 4-H YouthFEST, Ames, Iowa, November 16, Local Policies, Local Foods. Agricultural Urbanism Toolkit Annual Celebration, Ames, Iowa, December 18, Public Health and Land Use Policies. Iowa Cancer Consortium and Iowa Department of Public Health. Webinar held November 10, 2015 and archived at 14

15 AICP Ethics Session (1.5 CM Ethics Credits). APA-Nebraska Annual Conference, Kearney, Nebraska, March 12, Smart Planning in Iowa: Past, Present, and Future? APA-Nebraska Annual Conference, Kearney, Nebraska, March 12, Are Rural Land Use Conflicts a Proxy for Other Conflicts? Land Use Conflict Symposium, Center for Peace and Conflict Studies, Grinnell College, November 21, Planning Law. Two-hour AICP exam review webinar. Part of a webinar training series developed by a collaborative of 38 state APA chapters. Presented March 22, 2013 and posted at 3,009 views as of March 1, Mediating Land Use Disputes. APA-Nebraska Annual Conference, Kearney, Nebraska, March 28, Track on Training Planning Commissioners and Officials (2 sessions). American Planning Association Annual Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada, April 28, The Role of Planning in Economic Development. "Reaching New Heights," Iowa Western Community College economic development conference, Council Bluffs, Iowa, October 19, Presentations and Technical Assistance to Iowa Communities Since 2005 I have provided over 200 on-site workshops/facilitation/technical assistance to Iowa cities and counties on local land use topics including roles and responsibilities of planning boards and commissions, utilizing the comprehensive plan in decision-making, zoning and subdivision issues, annexation, extraterritorial jurisdiction, bluffland and lakeshore preservation, regulating small wind generation facilities, regulating cell towers, design controls, and others. I annually respond to and telephone requests for technical assistance from elected and appointed officials, attorneys, professional staff, landowners, developers and other community members. Service on Committees, Taskforces Based on Professional Expertise since joining ISU Iowa Rural Development Council. February 2016 present. Iowa Smart Planning Taskforce. May 2010 December Legislatively-created taskforce developing recommendations for implementing the Iowa Smart Planning Law. 15

16 Awards Iowa Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience Pilot Project. April 2010 January Member of working group formed by EPA, FEMA and the Rebuild Iowa Office to develop a pilot for incorporating climate change adaptation strategies into hazard mitigation planning. Small Wind Innovation Zone committee. Fall Legislatively-appointed committee to develop model small wind ordinances. Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship Advisory committee appointed by Iowa Secretary of Agriculture to examine farmland preservation issues. Rebuild Iowa Advisory Commission Floodplain Management and Hazard Mitigation Taskforce appointed by Governor to address short- and long-term issues of recovery from the floods of Spring Iowa Department of Transportation -Aviation Division Technical Advisory Committee for development of guidebook, Land Use and Airports. National Association of State Floodplain Managers National Outreach Award for Flooding and the National Flood Insurance Program project. American Planning Association-Iowa Chapter Outstanding Chapter Service Award for service as Chapter Professional Development Officer. National Association of Community Development Extension Professionals National Educational Materials Award for Flooding in Iowa project. National Association of Community Development Extension Professionals North Central Region National Educational Materials Award for Flooding in Iowa project. American Planning Association Chapter Presidents Council 2008 Leadership Award for Outstanding Chapter Professional Development Officer. 16

17 Teaching Teaching Assignment and Course Evaluation Results CRP 592, Planning Law (3 cr.), fall semesters Course evaluation results for CRP 592, most recent 6 years (5 = excellent) F 09 N=9 F 10 N=10 F 11 N=8 F 12 N=8 F 13 N=9 F 14 N=19 Effectiveness of instructor/class interactions Effectiveness of instructor/individual interactions Overall rating of teaching effectiveness Overall rating of course CRP 590, Independent Study (graduate) Supervised 13 students since Spring 2005 CRP 490, Independent Study (undergraduate) Supervised 3 students since Spring 2005 Guest Lectures ResEv 580, Qualitative Research Methodology (F 14) Young Iowan s Speak project CRP 513X, Food and Community (S 13) (2 weeks) Regulating urban agriculture CRP 425, Growth Management (F 12) Agricultural protection and right-to-farm laws CRP 527X, Planning Communications (Sp 12) Open meetings law CRP 492, Planning Law (F 11) Four lectures LA 272, Savanna Studio, (F 08) The municipal development review process. CRP 492, Planning Law (F 07) Open meetings and open records law. CRP 492, Planning Law (F 06) Home rule. Pol Sci 521, Professional Practice Seminar (Sp 05) Municipal planning and zoning. Graduate Student Supervision Student Committee Position Program Graduated Hannah Dankbar Major MCRP/GPSA Fall 16 Rachel Schramm Major IGS C. Dev. Spring 16 Andrea Vaage Major MCRP/GPSA Fall 15 Lydia Levinson Major MCRP/GPSA Summer 14 Julie Whitson Major MCRP/GPSA Spring 14 Stacy Long Precept (Major) MPH Des Moines U. Spring 12 Bradley Grefe Major M.S.Trans. Fall 10 Matthew Baumann Major MCRP Spring 10 Lisa Crabbs Major MCRP Spring 09 Choyon Manjrekar Major MCRP Fall 08 Lucy Wilkinson Major MCRP Summer 07 Luke Parris Major MCRP Fall 06 17

18 Maria Howe Member Ph.D. History TBD Thomas Coleman Member MCRP/MLA TBD Anna Bruen Member MCRP/GPSA Spring 14 Jon Wolseth Member MCRP Spring 14 Melissa Goodwin Member MCRP/M.Arch Fall 13 Stephen Lauer Member MCRP/GPSA Fall 13 John Dean Member MCRP Spring 12 Maria Howe Member M.A. History Fall 12 Clint Sloss Member MCRP Spring 11 Amy Logan Member MCRP Fall 10 Wei Feng Member MCRP Summer 09 Karina Hoth Member MCRP Spring 09 Fei Yang Member MCRP Spring 09 Candice (Mills) Perkins Member M.S. Comm. Dev. Spring 09 Luke Nelson Member MCRP/MPA Spring 08 Ryan Pettit Member M.S.Trans. Fall 08 Arleen Faeth Member MCRP Summer 07 Jessica Kinser Member MPA Spring 07 Dan Kitayama Member MCRP Fall 06 Amanda Hollis Member MPA Spring 06 Matt McQuillin Member MPA Spring 06 Tim Vick Member MPA Spring 06 Lyle Hanson Member MPA Spring 06 Heather Stephenson Member MPA Spring 05 Grant, Contract, and Fee-Generation Activities ($854,228 since joining ISU) Introduction to Planning and Zoning for Local Officials present. Approximately $195,000 in total registration fees. [$14,100 in 2016] Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture $22,000. Reducing Local Regulatory Barriers to Local Foods: A County Zoning for Local Foods in Iowa Guidebook. Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture $23,915. Reducing Local Regulatory Barriers to Local Foods: A Municipal Zoning for Local Foods in Iowa Guidebook. Flood Education Initiative $288,000. Iowa Department of Natural Resources. North Central Cooperative Extension Association $14,310. North Central Cooperative Extension Director s Metropolitan Food Systems Symposium. (PI, with Co-PI Alan Vandehaar). 18

19 Des Moines Area Metropolitan Planning Organization $109,999. Planning Studies for the Des Moines Regional Sustainability Plan. (Co-PI with Doug Johnston, Monica Haddad, Carlton Basmajian). Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture $15,820. Engaging Community Planners and Local Elected Officials with Local Food Systems Producers to Integrate Local Food Systems into Community Plans and Policies. (Co-PI with Alan Vandehaar and Tim Borich). USDA - CSREES/Smith-Lever Special Needs Program $41,170. Increasing Citizen Involvement in Hazard Mitigation Planning and Implementation (PI, with Co-PI Don Broshar). Iowa Department of Transportation, Office of Aviation $7,920. Airports and Land Use Planning workshops. Iowa Planning Officials Academy. Spring $16,100 in registration fees. City of Ankeny, Iowa $4,194. Ankeny Smart Growth Audit and Report. 1,000 Friends of Iowa and EPA Region $12,283. Des Moines Metropolitan Area Smart Growth Audit. Henry County, Iowa $7,517. Henry County Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Code Review. (Co-PI with Tim Borich). Iowa Highway Research Board $80,000. Investigating the Impact of Rural Development on the Secondary Road System. (Co-PI with David Plazak). Michigan State University Land Policy Program $16,000. Exploring State Legislation Permitting Intergovernmental Land Use Agreements. (Co-PI with Ellen Bassett, MSU). Michigan Municipal Clerks Institute and Master Municipal Clerks Academy. Approximately $325,000 in registration fees generated United States Department of Agriculture $82,900. Michigan Agricultural Mediation Program new program grant (with Co-PI Lynn Harvey). Michigan Society of Planning $4,000. Development of whitepaper, Smart Growth Tactics: Putting the Michigan Land Use Leadership Council Recommendations into Action (with Co-PI Ellen Bassett, MSU). Michigan Association of County Administrative Officers $8,200. Survey of county financing of state-mandated services. Institute for Public Policy and Social Research $3,000. Development of whitepaper on state revenue sharing formula outcomes (with Co-PI Carol Weissert, MSU). 19

20 Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station $10,000. Statewide survey of local land use decision makers in Michigan (Co-PI with Murari Suvedi and Phil Davis, MSU). Service to the University Service Faculty Senate Committee on Appeals, Iowa State University Faculty Senator, Judiciary and Appeals Council, Honorary Degrees Committee, College of Design Caucus Chair and Faculty Senate Executive Board member, University Academic Affairs Council, University Governance Council, Advice for New Extension Faculty. Speaker at New Faculty Orientation, August 15, Extension representative, Carnegie Community Engagement Classification Committee, Service to the College of Design Research, Extension, and Outreach (REO) Council, 2013 present. Budget Advisory Committee (substitute), Spring 2015 Search Committee for CRP Chair, 2014 College Faculty Development Council (substitute), Spring Ad hoc committee redrafting college governance document, Spring 2012 Spring Committee for review of CRP Department Chair, Fall College Liaison Council, Spring 2011 Spring College Awards Board, Service to Iowa State University Extension Co-Chair, Community Engagement Initiatives Task Force, Team leader and forum facilitator, Extension s Next 100 Years: Young Iowans Speak, Search Committee Chair, Assistant Program Director for Community & Economic Development Program, Extension Urban Initiative Task Force, Community Economic Development Program Plan of Work Committee, Service to Community & Regional Planning and Graduate Program in Sustainable Agriculture CRP Promotion and Tenure Committee, present GPSA Coordinating Committee, Redrafted CRP department governance document (2), 2010, CRP Faculty Search Committees (six searches) (2005, 2007 (2), 2009, 2012 (Chair), 2013) 20

21 Student Admissions and Awards Committee, Graduate Program Curriculum Committee, CRP Graduate Student Club advisor, Service to Professions Planning Profession American Planning Association-Iowa Chapter Board Member and Professional Development Officer, American Planning Association-National reviewer for online continuing education courses: -AICP Exam Review 3.0, Hot Topics in Planning Law, Ethics, Judge for Chapter Planning Awards for APA-Nebraska and APA-Minnesota. Extension External reviewer of portfolios for 3 Extension educators from other states. Reviewer for North Central Regional Center for Rural Development competitive program grants. Journal Referee Journal of Extension Economic Development Quarterly Journal of Planning History Journal of Urban Affairs State and Local Government Review Conference Session Reviewer NACDEP Annual Conference National Urban Extension Conference APA-Iowa Annual Conference APA-Nebraska Annual Conference Upper Midwest APA Conference Service to the Community Mid-Iowa Council Troop 196, Boy Scouts of America Assistant Scoutmaster, Troop Committee Chair, Merit Badge Counselor, 2012 present. City of Ames, Zoning Board of Adjustment, Board Chair,