Prominent Planners Search For Their Roots

On a visit to designed to help their Upstate New York hometown find its future, prominent planners discover their own past.

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November 18, 2002, 5:00 AM PST

By Abhijeet Chavan @http://twitter.com/legalaidtech

"[Bill Fulton], a regular columnist for Governing magazine, was among six experts in Auburn Wednesday and Thursday to offer advice about improving downtown and the outlet...They were joined by Kelliher's boss, Robert McNulty, president of Partners for Livable Communities; Geoffrey Ferrell, a D.C.-based urban planner; Rolf Pendall, a Cornell University city and regional planning professor; and Paula Horrigan, a Cornell University landscape architect. The group also met with councilors, city planners and members of the Auburn Downtown Development Partnership and the Waterfront Advisory Committee."

Thanks to Bill Fulton

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