18th Annual Oregon Land Use Law December 10 & 11, 2014 -- Portland, OR
What: "18th Annual Oregon Land Use Law" Seminar
When: December 10 & 11, 2014
Where: Hilton Executive Tower -- Portland, OR
When: December 10 & 11, 2014
Where: Hilton Executive Tower -- Portland, OR
Overview
The Oregon Land Use Conference is entering its 18th year. Over the past 18 years, it has established a reputation as one of Oregon’s premier Land Use Seminars, and one that should not be missed. Every year the best professionals in the Oregon Land Use System converge to share their thoughts and wisdom regarding the most relevant and hottest land use topics. We think you will agree that this year’s program has an excellent blend of individual speakers, topics and informative panel presentations.
This conference is a must for land use practitioners, planners, federal, state and local government employees, land use decision makers, developers, citizens and anyone who works and participates in the Oregon Land Use System--whether it be the private or public sector. Come join your land use colleagues and learn the latest of what’s happening in this interesting and ever changing area of law.
We’ll gather for a beer and wine reception at the conclusion of the first day co-hosted by Hathaway Koback Connors, Jordan Ramis and Perkins Coie where you can meet your fellow colleagues and share experiences and ideas. This tradition has proven to be very successful and fun. We hope to see at the Conference.
Thank you to the Reception Sponsors Hathaway Koback Connors LLP, Jordan Ramis PC and Perkins Coie LLP.
Want to promote your company by becoming a Sponsor of this seminar?
Call The Seminar Group at 800-574-4852 for more information.
The Oregon Land Use Conference is entering its 18th year. Over the past 18 years, it has established a reputation as one of Oregon’s premier Land Use Seminars, and one that should not be missed. Every year the best professionals in the Oregon Land Use System converge to share their thoughts and wisdom regarding the most relevant and hottest land use topics. We think you will agree that this year’s program has an excellent blend of individual speakers, topics and informative panel presentations.
This conference is a must for land use practitioners, planners, federal, state and local government employees, land use decision makers, developers, citizens and anyone who works and participates in the Oregon Land Use System--whether it be the private or public sector. Come join your land use colleagues and learn the latest of what’s happening in this interesting and ever changing area of law.
We’ll gather for a beer and wine reception at the conclusion of the first day co-hosted by Hathaway Koback Connors, Jordan Ramis and Perkins Coie where you can meet your fellow colleagues and share experiences and ideas. This tradition has proven to be very successful and fun. We hope to see at the Conference.
Thank you to the Reception Sponsors Hathaway Koback Connors LLP, Jordan Ramis PC and Perkins Coie LLP.
Want to promote your company by becoming a Sponsor of this seminar?
Call The Seminar Group at 800-574-4852 for more information.
Credits: See the credit section for full information
OR CLE: 10.75 General & 1.0 Ethics Credits (Live Webcast & Attending)
WA MCLE: 10.75 Credits, incl. 1.0 Ethics (Live Webcast & Attending)
APA: 11.25 CM Credits, incl. 1.5 Law Credits ~ Pending (Live Webcast & Attending)
OR RE Appraiser: 13.0 Hours (Attending ONLY)
Oregon Engineers: May Qualify (Live Webcast & Attending)
OR CLE: 10.75 General & 1.0 Ethics Credits (Live Webcast & Attending)
WA MCLE: 10.75 Credits, incl. 1.0 Ethics (Live Webcast & Attending)
APA: 11.25 CM Credits, incl. 1.5 Law Credits ~ Pending (Live Webcast & Attending)
OR RE Appraiser: 13.0 Hours (Attending ONLY)
Oregon Engineers: May Qualify (Live Webcast & Attending)
| Topics Covered: Environment Ethics Government Land Use Marijuana Permitting Real Estate | Who Should Attend: Attorneys/Legal Staff Planners & Appraisers Government Officials Developers & Builders Real Estate Professionals Engineers Conservationists Anyone Affected by Land Use & Growth |
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