March 20, 2012
Dan Burden, executive director, Walkable and Livable Communities Institute, Port Townsend, Wash. (43:05)
Burden explains how, with the right investments, communities can transform into green and sustainable places that also increase the value of every property within walking distance, both in urban and suburban contexts. Just adding sidewalks is not the solution, either. Out of the top 50 steps that Burden listed to create a more walkable, sustainable community, sidewalks came in at number 30.
- Part 1: Welcoming Remarks (2:53)
- Part 2: Robert McNulty, president and CEO, Partners for Livable Communities,
Washington, D.C. (10:24)
- Part 3: Andre Pettigrew, executive director, Climate Prosperity Project,
Washington, D.C. (41:23)
- Part 4: Robert McNulty, president and CEO, Partners for Livable Communities (9:16)
- Part 5: Question and Answer Discussion with Robert McNulty and Andre Pettigrew (26:25)
- Part 6: Eric Friedman, president, Housing and Community Solutions, St. Louis (3:10)
- Part 7: Dan Burden, executive director, Walkable and Livable Communities Institute, Port Townsend, Wash. (43:05)
- Part 8: Panel Discussion (50:46)
