CONFERENCE REGISTRATION IS SOLD OUT! To be added to a waitlist for any changes, please contact Kate at kate@nyupstateplanning.org.
2024 NY Upstate APA Conference
Wednesday, October 9 through Friday, October 11
Ithaca Downtown Conference Center, 118 E Green Street, Ithaca
See you at our Annual Conference to engage in conversations on best practices related to various topics in our upstate communities, earn continuing AICP education credits, and build relationships with other members across the state.
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Attendees are encouraged to park in the Green Street Garage, located at 120 E. Green Street. Note: Green Street is one-way from west to east. The conference center does not have reserved spots available, attendees are encouraged to park in the most convenient spaces for them. There is a dedicated sky bridge connecting the Green Street parking garage to the Ithaca Downtown Conference Center located on the 2nd floor of the parking garage. Parking fees are charged at $1.00 per hour, with a $10.00 daily maximum.
o Additional Parking: The City of Ithaca offers additional parking garages, the Cayuga Street garage, located at 235 S. Cayuga Street, and the Seneca/Tioga Street garage, located at 215 N. Tioga Street.
o Accessibility: Accessible parking options are located within the Green Street parking garage. The most convenient location for the conference is on the 2nd floor of the garage, next to the sky bridge leading into the conference center. Additional accessible parking spots are available within the garage, with access to elevators.
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Visit our Exhibitor Hall beginning Wednesday at noon.
Exhibitor Hall Hours:
Wednesday: 12 - 4:30 p.m.
Thursday: 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Friday: 7:30 a.m. - 11:45 p.m.Exhibitors:
Barton & Loguidce | Colliers Engineering & Design | General Code | JMT | Konveio | LaBella Associates | Laberge Group | Larson Design Group | MJ Team | MRB Group | Planning 4 Places | Saratoga Associates | Tylin/ Sam Schwartz
The Town of Brighton, New York is seeking applications for the Planner position within the Department of Public Works. This professional position is a key role focused on program development, planning, and coordination within the department, reporting to a Senior Planner. The role involves significant responsibility for undertaking and directing various planning-related assignments. This includes compiling and analyzing data related to physical, social, and economic problems, reviewing proposals (like zoning and subdivision), and actively contributing to the preparation of essential planning documents such as local master plans, zoning ordinances, and the county comprehensive development plan. The Planner will also be instrumental in preparing components of the town capital improvement program and assisting with environmental quality review (SEQRA) documents.