APA Webinar Series: Equity in Housing, Zoning, and the Missing Middle

Hosted by AIA
Panelists: Karen Parolek, Principal and CFO, Opticos Design, Inc.; Sergio Palleroni, The Center for Public Interest Design, Portland State University;
David Mogavero, Senior Principal, Mogavero Architects
Moderator: Celia Yniguez, Program Manager, Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency
You’re invited to a moderated panel discussion on the City of Sacramento’s proposed change to reform the standard single-family zone through the City’s 2040
General Plan Update process that would allow for a greater variety of housing types to be integrated into existing detached single-unit neighborhoods. A
conversation format will explore the potential implications to residential development; housing equity; the makeup of Sacramento neighborhoods; missing middle housing types or small attached multi-unit housing choices such as duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes; and increasing the supply of aordable housing. Similar attempts in the cities of Portland and Minneapolis have been met with mixed results. What might it mean for Sacramento?
September session Eventbrite registration link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2021-speaker-series-september-24-session-tickets-156799291903

Cost: $15 APA / AIA Members, $20 Non-Members, $10 Emerging Professionals, Free for Students
This session is a part of APA Sacramento Valley Section’s 2021 Webinar Series “Reflections: Listening, Learning, and Taking Action”. Info on all the series sessions at https://svsapa.org/images/svs_2021_speaker_series/flyer/svs_speaker_series_2021_final.pdf