This is a reminder, if you have not already registered for the "Smart"
Parking: Sound Land Use Through Innovative Technology and Policy
Strategies Conference on Wednesday, March 8, we urge you to do so soon.
Space is limited and the registration fee will be higher at the door.

Feel free to share this invitation with others you know who may find it
of interest. Also, please note the address change below-this is a more
precise address for the building in which we will be meeting.

****************************************

Please join us at a conference on "Smart" Parking: Sound Land Use
through Innovative Technology and Policy Strategies that will be held on
March 8 in (north) San Jose. The intent of the conference is to share
practical information about innovative parking policy and technological
solutions as well as foster a conversation about larger urban design and
parking issues with which jurisdictions and transportation agencies
constantly wrestle. The conference is sponsored by the Silicon Valley
Leadership Group. More information about the event is provided below and
on our website: <http://www.svlg.net/> www.svlg.net. Please feel free
to contact us if you have any questions.

DATE: Wednesday, March 8, 2006

TIME: 8:30am to 4:00 pm

                                    (Same-day registration at 8am;
pre-registration strongly recommended)

LOCATION: Cadence Design Systems

                                    Building 5

2655 Seely Road

San Jose, CA 95134

REGISTRATION FORM

& WORKSHOP INFO: <http://www.svlg.net/> www.svlg.net or 408/501-7864

FEES: $65 for pre-registration/$80 at door
(lunch included)

Keynote speakers: UCLA Professor Donald Shoup, author of The High Cost
of Free Parking and a national expert on parking issues, and San Jose
Vice-Mayor Cindy Chavez, whose district includes downtown San Jose.

Workshop topics:

* Parking Guidance Information Systems

* Automated Parking Garages

* Overcoming Institutional Barriers

* Smart Payment-Technological and Policy-Based Applications

* Integrating Options for Greater Impact

* Getting Started: Policy & Technological Options

The Silicon Valley Leadership Group (SVLG), founded in 1978 by David
Packard of Hewlett-Packard, represents more than 200 of the Silicon
Valley's most respected employers. SVLG members collectively provide
nearly 250,000 local jobs, or one of every four private sector jobs in
Silicon Valley.

Bena Chang

Silicon Valley Leadership Group

Housing and Transportation Associate

224 Airport Parkway, Suite 620

San Jose, CA 95110

Phone: (408) 501-7870

Fax: (408) 501-7861

 <http://www.svlg.net/> www.svlg.net

 
Received on Wed Feb 15 14:47:58 2006