Portland State Institute of Portland Metropolitan Studies | Planning & the Marketplace Conference

Planning and the Marketplace:
Using the Marketplace to Achieve
Conservation and Planning Objectives in
Oregon's Dynamic Regulatory Environment

Sponsored by:	AGENDA Welcome and Workshop Objectives: Dick Benner, Metro
	Overview: How Markets can Help us Achieve Conservation and Planning Objectives Adam Davis, Solano Partners
College of Urban & Public Affairs	A Primer on Transferable Development Rights: How they Have Been Used, What They've Accomplished and Keys to Success Rick Pruetz, AICP
Institute of Portland Metropolitan Studies	Markets for Ecosystems Services: A Method for Making TDRs Work Kevin Halsey, Parametrix
	The Legal Side: What Does Oregon Law Say about TDRs and Ecosystem Services Markets? Dick Benner, Metro
	Implementing Trading Programs: Examples from Oregon Bobby Cochran, Clean Water Services; Kevin Halsey, Parametrix; Catherine Morrow, Deschutes County; Gil Kelley, City of Portland
	Demand and Supply: Will Landowners Want to Sell TDRs and Ecosystem Services? Who will buy them? Who will act as the banker? John Condon, Attorney at Law; Dave Williams, ShoreBank Pacific; Fred Bruning, CenterCal Properties; moderated by Sheila Martin
	"Stump the Panel" Participants are invited to present situations or questions of Panelists: Rick Preutz, Adam Davis, Dick Benner, John Condon, Bobby Cochran, Catherine Morrow, and Kevin Halsey. Moderator: Sheila Martin
	What Opportunities Exist in Oregon to Make This Possible? What Needs to Change? A panel of Oregon planners: Kent Howe, Lane County; Doug McClain, Clackamas County; KCatherine Morrow, Deschutes County. Moderated by Greg Wolf