Implementing GO TO 2040: A Plan for Chicagoland's Future/ We Have A Plan: What Do We Need? - Metropolitan Planning Council

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Implementing GO TO 2040: A Plan for Chicagoland's Future/ We Have A Plan: What Do We Need?

  • March 31, 2011
MPC and CMAP were pleased to present our roundtable, "Implementing GO TO 2040: A Plan for Chicagoland's Future/ We Have A Plan: What Do We Need?" on March 25, 2011. Panelists Jennifer Henry, Transportation Policy Analyst, Natural Resources Defense Council; James Corless
Director, Transportation for America;
Robin Snyderman, Vice President of Community Development, Metropolitan Planning Council; and Ylda Capriccioso, Senior Government Relations, Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning all spoke to an audience of more than 100 attendees about the Chicago region, and how we can work together to make it more livable for all of its residents.

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