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SUMMARY:Lunch & Learn: The Hidden Geometry of Towns — How Land\, Design\, and Dollars Connect
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an in-person only Lunch & Learn with Joe Minicozzi\, AICP\, Principal at Urban3\, for a visual\, data-driven look at what actually powers a town's financial health. Using real data and striking 3D mapping\, Joe shows how measuring tax value per acre reveals what truly funds community services   and why compact\, walkable neighborhoods and vibrant mixed-use hubs consistently outperform spread-out development. For REALTORS  working in a market like WNC   where land use\, zoning\, and community growth are constant conversations   this one connects the dots between urban design decisions and real economic outcomes. Topics include: Mapping the value: how tax value per acre reveals what funds community services Why compact\, mixed-use neighborhoods cost less to maintain than spread-out growth How supporting local\, small-scale businesses keeps more tax dollars working for residents What this means for land use\, zoning\, and development conversations in WNC
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<!DOCTYPE html><html><head><title></title></head><body aria-disabled="false"><p>Join us for an in-person only Lunch &amp\; Learn with Joe Minicozzi\, AICP\, Principal at Urban3\, for a visual\, data-driven look at what actually powers a town&#39\;s financial health. Using real data and striking 3D mapping\, Joe shows how measuring tax value per acre reveals what truly funds community services &mdash\; and why compact\, walkable neighborhoods and vibrant mixed-use hubs consistently outperform spread-out development.&nbsp\;</p><p>For REALTORS&reg\; working in a market like WNC &mdash\; where land use\, zoning\, and community growth are constant conversations &mdash\; this one connects the dots between urban design decisions and real economic outcomes.&nbsp\;</p><p>Topics include:&nbsp\;</p><ul fr-original-style="" style="list-style-position: inside\;"><li>Mapping the value: how tax value per acre reveals what funds community services&nbsp\;</li><li>Why compact\, mixed-use neighborhoods cost less to maintain than spread-out growth&nbsp\;</li><li>How supporting local\, small-scale businesses keeps more tax dollars working for residents&nbsp\;</li><li>What this means for land use\, zoning\, and development conversations in WNC</li></ul></body></html>
LOCATION:21 Restaurant Ct Asheville NC 28805
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URL:https://members.lotsar.org/board-calendar/Details/lunch-learn-the-hidden-geometry-of-towns-how-land-design-and-dollars-connect-1941428?sourceTypeId=Hub
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