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Home My WebLink About213355 10/09/2012 CITY OF CARMEL, INDIANA VENDOR: 366602 Page 1 of 1 I. ONE CIVIC SQUARE ALLIANCE FOR HEALTH PROMOTION CHECK AMOUNT: $950.00 CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 401 W MICHIGAN STREET ', oN INDIANAPOLIS IN 46202 CHECK NUMBER: 213355 CHECK DATE: 10/9/2012 DEPARTMENT ACCOUNT PO NUMBER INVOICE NUMBER AMOUNT DESCRIPTION 1192 4357004 AHPCONF1204 950 . 00 EXTERNAL INSTRUCT FEE �a Invoice Date: September 24, 2012 ALLIANCE Invoice#: AHPCONF1204 Customer: Carmel Alliance for Health Promotion To: Mike Hollibaugh, Director Community Services 401 W. Michigan St. City of Carmel Indianapolis, IN 46202 Third floor Phone: 317.352.3844 One Civic Square kirwin cDacsm.org Carmel, IN 46032 Payment Due: i October 31, 2012 I Qty Description Unit Price Line Total Conference Registrations, Alliance for Health 3.00 Promotion's fall conference, Striding Toward Healthy $ 125.00 $ 375.00 Communities: Indiana's Active Transportation Conference, November 13 & 14, 2012 3.00 Mobile Workshop Registrations, November 13, 2012 $ 25.00 $ 75.00 1.00 Conference Sponsorship—Bronze Level $ 500.00 $ 500.00 Subtotal $ 950.00 Sales Tax Total $ 950.00 Please make check payable to the Alliance for Health Promotion Thank you for your support! 12Conf Pagel of 3 DDID 6 Home About Us Pertriars Pry. .tnv4WW ®ondo tteocttrosa Co t et The Health by Design mission is to create an environment that promotes physical creating built erwlronments to tosser healthy fiving activity and protects the environment through education,advocacy and action. an Alliance for Health Promotion initiative Click here to REGISTER now. Striding Toward Healthy Communities: Indiana's Active Transportation Conference November 13,2012 Afternoon Mobile Workshops($25) Transportation Provided +t November 14,2012 Full-day Conference($125) Lrs Continental Breakfast&Lunch Included Hilton Indianapolis Hotel &Suites ,, c7cri:"v� 120 West Market Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204 ,f�lldP .. .,.L F1 Thank You to our Conference Sponsors! Click on image to view or print flyer. Have questions or need more info? Email us at events @healthbydesignonline.org. Conference Agenda Continuing Education Sponsorship This event is designed to educate attendees on the programs and policies that achieve walkable, bikeable,transit- oriented neighborhoods and to inspire action in local communities around the state. Attendees will learn from national experts and advocates about recommended smart growth and active transportation programs and policies and how they have been used successfully in other areas of the country in order to increase physical activity,create safer,more accessible places,and to advance community and economic development. The target audience includes community leaders,city and transportation planners,engineers, landscape architects, developers,public health practitioners,academicians and others interested in programs and policies that achieve walkable, bikeable,transit-oriented neighborhoods. We anticipate a small amount of funding to be available for conference scholarships. If you need to be considered for one in order to attend, please contact us at events @healthbydesignoniine.org. AGENDA Afternoon Mobile Workshops(111/113,11 -4:30 PM) Walk/Bike Tour of the Indianapolis Cultural Trail West Indianapolis Walkability Survey Speedway,the Super Bowl Legacy,and Community Economic Development httD://www.healthbvdesignonline..nrpr/I?C`.nnf html n iIA inn 1 12Conf Page 3 of 3 0 V) ' C MMUTER ppp� Q ^ p C NNECT Bronze Sponsors Bicycle Garage Indy/BGI Fitness Bicycle Indiana CICOA Aging&In-Home Solutions Green 3 LLC Greenways Foundation Communities for a Lifetime/ Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority Indiana Minority Health Coalition Indianapolis Neighborhood Resource Center Women's Transportation Seminar of Greater Indianapolis Sponsorship opportunities remain available;click here for levels and benefits. Clack here t® REGISTER now! 401 West Michigan Street I Indianapolis,IN 46202-3233 1 p.317.352.3844 I info @healthbydesignonline.org http://www.healthbvdesivnonline.ore/12Conf.html or�n rani 12Conf Page 2 of 3 Full-day Conference(11114,8 AM-5 PM) Improving Public Health through Active Transportation Dr.Susan Polan,American Public Health Association Transportation Equity:Creating Economic Opportunity and Health for All Anita Hairston, Policyt.ink Walk This Way:Campaigns to Improve Neighborhood Walkability Tom Samuels Retrofitting Suburbia:Making Sprawl Sustainable Ellen Dunham-Jones, Georgia Tech Organizing People and Projects to Maximize Impact Eric Friedman, Housing and Community Solutions Storytelling Arts of Indiana A creative piece on the social, emotional,and physical effects of the daily walk Click here for a more detailed DRAFT conference program, including session overviews, learning objectives and speaker bios. CONTINUING EDUCATION An application has been submitted for Category I Continuing Education Contact Hours(CECH)to award Certified Health Education Specialists(CHES)and Master Certified Health Education Specialists(MCHES)credits. SOPHE, including its chapters, is a designated multiple event provider of CECHs by the National Commission for Health Education Credentialing, Inc. Please note,a$3 per contact hour fee will be collected by Indiana SOPHE for non-InSOPHE members.The number of offered credits will be determined at a later date. An application will be submitted for AICP Certification Maintenance credits in partnership with APA Indiana. We are in discussions to provide continuing education credits for other disciplines,too. Thank you to our conference sponsors! Gold Sponsors imp' Indiana Govem06 C=Cil •--� for People with Disabilities Indiana State Department of Health V": _ MARION COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH ,; ►°OW . ` ► �1a DEPARTMENT Prevent.Promote.Protect. Silver Sponsors http://www.healthbydesi2nonline.ore/l2Con£html o a»ni1) Striding Toward Healthy Communities: Indiana's Active Transportation Conference November 13&14 Hilton Indianapolis Hotel&Suites 120 West Market Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204 This event is designed to educate attendees on the programs and policies that achieve walkable, bikeable, transit-oriented neighborhoods and to inspire action in local communities around the state. Attendees will learn from national experts and advocates about recommended smart growth and active transportation programs and policies and how they have been used successfully in other areas of the country in order to increase physical activity, create safer, more accessible places, and to advance community and economic development. The target audience includes community leaders, city and transportation planners, engineers, landscape architects, developers, public health practitioners, academicians and others interested in programs and policies that achieve walkable, bikeable,transit-oriented neighborhoods. November 13`h Afternoon Mobile Workshops Approximately 1-S PM Walk/Bike Tour of the Indianapolis Cultural Trail The Indianapolis Cultural Trail:A Legacy of Gene & Marilyn Glick is a world-class urban bike and pedestrian path that connects neighborhoods, Cultural Districts and entertainment amenities, and serves as the downtown hub for the entire Central Indiana greenway system. It resulted from the vision and commitment of dedicated public and private partners. Attendees of this workshop will explore the trail; learn its development and funding history; hear about design, construction and maintenance processes and challenges;and visit businesses that benefit from trail users. Workshop Partners: Marion County Public Health Department, Indianapolis Cultural Trail West Indianapolis Walkability Survey Have you ever wondered where to even start in making your community more walkable? A walkability survey is a great way to get people involved, empower residents and start building momentum for your efforts.This workshop will offer a hands-on experience in conducting a walkability survey; attendees will rate an area's walkability, identify concerns and provide recommendations to improve their neighborhood's pedestrian environment. This workshop will also provide information and resources for organizing such a survey in your community and then preparing the comprehensive assessment of recommended actions for community improvements. Workshop Partners:HARP, Indiana State Department of Health, West Indianapolis Community Development Corporation, Miller Transportation Speedway,the Super Bowl Legacy,and Community Economic Development Workshop attendees will visit Speedway for a Study in Complete Streets and Walkability and Indianapolis' Near Eastside to learn about Revitalization through Partnerships. Community leaders and the organizations they represent are essential to successful redevelopment efforts. While touring the infrastructure and public spaces of these two communities, attendees will hear from local leaders about vision becoming reality,the successes and challenges they've faced, and the critical role of partner organizations and the public. Workshop Partners: MIBOR, Speedway Redevelopment Commission,Speedway Trails Association, Town of Speedway, Indy-East Asset Development, East 10th Street Civic Association, Englewood Community Development Corporation, Miller Transportation November 13th Reception/Dinner Approximately 5-8 PM To Be Determined Dinner with speakers November 14th Traditional Full-day Conference Format 8 AM-5 PM Improving Public Health through Active Transportation Dr. Susan Polon,American Public Health Association This session will: • Provide an overview of the links between the built environment and public health and an update on related research findings; • Address the need for collaboration among diverse, multidisciplinary partners in confronting the challenges of obesity and chronic diseases; • Describe built environment related advocacy efforts of APHA and partners in advancing policy, systems and environmental change to improve public health. Learning objectives Attendees will be able to name three public health impacts of the built environment Attendees will understand the severity, complexity and urgency of the obesity/chronic disease burden Attendees will know how to engage in two built environment related advocacy efforts Dr.Susan Polan is Associate Executive Director for Public Affairs and Advocacy with the American Public Health Association. Prior to joining APHA,Susan worked as the Director of Government Relations at the Trust for America's Health, a public advocacy organization.There she served as a lead staff lobbyist to Congress,federal agencies and the administration on priority issues including public health infrastructure development and chronic disease prevention. She has more than a decade of experience in public health,government relations and associations. Transportation Equity: Creating Economic Opportunity and Health for All Anita Hairston, PolicyLink This session will: • Describe how transportation infrastructure investments contribute to health disparities and social and environmental injustice; • Recommend policy approaches that ensure investments in infrastructure create economic opportunity and health in all communities; • Propose methods and tools that will lead to the successful engagement and inclusion of underserved communities in project and policy development and implementation. Learning objectives Attendees will understand the connections between transportation and equity Attendees will be able to name two policy approaches that work to reduce disparities Attendees will learn two ways for better engaging underserved communities Anita Hairston, a Senior Associate at PolicyLink, is based in Washington DC and works on transportation policy. She advances PolicyLink priorities that relate to promoting equitable and fair infrastructure investments,with a particular focus on surface transportation. Prior to joining PolicyLink,Anita spent six years with the Washington, DC Office of Planning,where she served-first as a Community Planner, working on neighborhood and citywide plans and ultimately as the Chief of Staff, providing leadership to the agency's media activities, legislative initiatives,and several of its major projects. She has also worked as a planning consultant on several projects, including a regional smart growth plan for the San Francisco Bay Area. Anita holds a Masters Degree in City and Regional Planning from the University of California, Berkeley and is a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners. Walk This Way:Campaigns to Improve Neighborhood Walkability Tom Samuels This session will: • Detail effective policies and programs that lead to improved walkability and increased walking for people of all ages; • Suggest strategies for effective neighborhood level engagement in walkability campaigns • Offer insight on policy development and advocacy from an administrative/political perspective Learning objectives Attendees will learn of three walkability/walking approaches they can use in their own community Attendees will be able to describe the value of public involvement in neighborhood walkability issues Attendees will understand two techniques for successfully advocating with local governments Tom Samuels is from Toronto, Canada. He was recruited by former Mayor Daley to help reshape Chicago's transportation and urban design infrastructure. He has contributed to the development and implementation of numerous community-based initiatives such as Safe Routes to Schools/Walking School Bus Programs,,which create safe and enjoyable opportunities for children to walk and bicycle to and from school.Tom has a bachelor's degree in accounting and a master's in landscape architecture. His thesis became the City of Toronto's Traffic Calming policy,which continues to serve as the model policy for other municipalities throughout North America. Tom lives in Chicago with his wife and two sons. Retrofitting Suburbia: Making Sprawl Sustainable Ellen Dunham-Jones, Georgia Tech This session will: • Provide an overview of the changing conditions and trends leading to the declining desirability of suburban design patterns; • Offer examples of a variety of retrofit projects, including considerations,strategies, methods and outcomes; • Suggest policy and planning approaches that facilitate successful redevelopment. Learning objectives Attendees will understand the conditions and trends leading to the need to retrofit suburbia Attendees will be able to name three examples of retrofit project ideas Attendees will learn two policy approaches that can be used in redevelopment projects Ellen Dunham-Jones is an award-winning architect and professor of urban design at the Georgia Institute of Technology. An authority on sustainable suburban redevelopment,she is co-author with June Williamson of Retrofitting Suburbia: Urban Design Solutions for Redesigning Suburbs, (Wiley, 2009, updated paperback edition in 2011.) Its documentation of successful retrofits of aging big box stores, malls, and office parks into more sustainable places received a PROSE award and has been featured in The New York Times,Time Magazine, Harvard Business Review, PBS, NPR,TED and other prominent venues. She serves as Chair of the board of the Congress for the New Urbanism, lectures widely, and conducts workshops and research on the many co-benefits of retrofitting. Organizing People and Projects to Maximize Impact Eric Friedman, Housing and Community Solutions This session will: • Offer a model for organizing and collaboration that is inclusive,strategic and outcome-oriented • Detail policy and fiscal/investment approaches to affordable, sustainable development • Highlight two case studies from St. Louis with examples of healthy,vibrant development resulting from targeted investments Learning objectives Attendees will learn two strategies for effectively organizing partners and advocates Attendees will be able to describe multiple characteristics of a model project Attendees will understand how fiscal policy can support or hinder revitalization projects Eric Friedman brings over 40 years of experience in community, economic development and real estate. As President and founder of Friedman Group, Ltd., Eric has provided commercial/industrial and workforce housing real.estate services to businesses, not for profits,government and investors. Eric has founded,supported and facilitated numerous groups to benefit St. Louis including founding and co- chairing the St. Louis Transit Alliance, a coalition of organizations working to improve and promote public transportation. Eric serves as President and Head Coach of Housing and Community Solutions, Inc. a not for profit involved in community and economic development and affordable housing. He founded and organized Walk Live St. Louis 2012 an event to help give community leaders and members the skills to create walkable, bikeable and safe communities. Panel Discussion Provide comments on their vision for the future and entertain questions from audience. Storytelling Arts of Indiana:A creative piece on the social, emotional, and physical effects of the daily walk Prescribed by State Board of Accounts City Form No.201(Rev.1995) ACCOUNTS PAYABLE VOUCHER CITY OF CARMEL An invoice or bill to be properly itemized must show: kind of service,where performed, dates service rendered, by whom, rates per day, number of hours, rate per hour, number of units, price per unit,etc. Payee Purchase Order No. Terms Date Due Invoice Invoice Description Amount Date Number (or note attached invoice(s)or bill(s)) 09/24/12 AHPCONF1204 November Conference $950.00 I hereby certify that the attached invoice(s), or bill(s), is(are)true and correct and I have audited same in accordance with IC 5-11-10-1.6 20 Clerk-Treasurer VOUCHER NO. WARRANT NO. ALLOWED 20 Alliance for Health Promotion IN SUM OF $ 401 W. Michigan Street Indianapolis, IN 46202 $950.00 ON ACCOUNT OF APPROPRIATION FOR Carmel DOCS PO#/Dept. INVOICE NO. ACCT#/TITLE AMOUNT Board Members i 1192 ! 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