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NAPC
A PRESERVATION
CAUCUS
N a tiona l Allianc e o f Pres e rv at i on Com m i ss i on s
FOR U M 2018
P R EL I M I NA RY P R O G R A M
JULY 18-22, 2018 | DES MOINES, IOWA
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Welcome
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FORUM 2018 Preliminary Program
NAPC’s FORUM is the only conference of its kind – focused specifically on the
concerns and educational needs of preservation commissions, their staff, and
surrounding communities. This interactive conference blends traditional
educational sessions with roundtable discussions, mobile workshops, and tours.
FORUM will be enhanced by the concurrent meeting of the Preserve Iowa
Summit, and the National Conference of State Historic Preservation Officers.
Join your fellow preservationists and connect with the local government staff
and commissioners, state government staff, elected officials, preservation
consultants, architects, designers and local community leaders.
Iowa State Capitol Building
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Event Preview
Wednesday, July 18
Des Moines Dine-Around Pub
Tour
Hosted by the Des Moines Rehabbers
Club, get a locals-led inside tour of some
of Des Moines’ favorite restaurants and
watering holes throughout the city. This
tour is a perfect way to connect with locals
and meet other conference attendees.
NAPC Commission Short Course
A high level, intensive training for
commission members and staff, the
NAPC Commission Short Course includes
preservation law, preservation incentives,
Court Avenue, Des Moines the role of the commissioner, public out-
reach, and more.
Thursday, July 19
Local and Regional Tours
Take full and half-day tours of the city of
Des Moines and beyond, including a
Frank Lloyd Wright and Prairie School
Architecture Tour in Mason City and
Preservation in Rural America: Bus Tour
to Winterset and Greenfield.
West End Salvage Event
This ticketed reception and scavenger hunt
will be held at West End Salvage, featured
on HGTV. West End has everything from
furniture to stained glass to doors to tin
panels. These one-of-a-kind items are
organized by category throughout the four
floors of the West End building, a truly
Des Moines Social Club unique experience.
American Enterprise Building Credit: Nick Merrick, Hedrich Blessing
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FORUM 2018 Preliminary Program
Friday, July 20
Opening Plenary
The Des Moines Scottish Rite Consistory,
both an organization and a landmark in
Iowa’s capital city, will be the site of the
FORUM 2018 Opening Plenary. Built in
1927, the building is listed on the National
Register of Historic Places. As part of the
Opening Plenary, Keynote Speaker Mary
Means will look at the history of the
preservation movement and talk about
Scottish Rite Consistory Credit: John Zeller
her extensive experience in this ever-
evolving field, along with her thoughts on
the future. Mary Means is recognized as a
national leader in heritage development
in the United States. Means is also the
visionary who launched the national Main
Street program, said by some to have
mainstreamed historic preservation.
NAPC Commission Excellence
Awards
Join us as we recognize the excellent work
that Commissions do each and every day,
all across the country. Come celebrate the
Commission Excellence Awards winners
and recognize the recipients as part of the
Opening Plenary celebration!
American Enterprise Reception
A short walk from the Opening Plenary
and Awards at the Scottish Rite Consistory
is the site of the Friday night opening
reception at the American Enterprise
National Headquarters. The American
Enterprise Building is a nationally recog-
nized mid-century modern masterpiece
by American architect Gordon Bunshaft,
a leading proponent of modern design in
the mid-twentieth century. The American
Enterprise Building was named as one of
the most significant Iowa buildings of the
20th century. American Enterprise Building Credit: Nick Merrick, Hedrich Blessing
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Event Preview
Saturday, July 21
Climate Impact and Resiliency
Luncheon
Featured guest Jeff Goodell, an investi-
gative journalist and contributing editor
to Rolling Stone Magazine and author of
The Water Will Come: Rising Seas, Sinking
Cities, and the Reshaping of the Civilized
World, will discuss how his own interest in
sea level rise began with Hurricane Sandy
and was strengthened while reporting his
story, “Goodbye Miami”, for Rolling Stone
Magazine. His talk will address climate
change’s potential to massively reshape
cities around the world, perhaps much
Jeff Goodell sooner than we think.
World Food Prize Reception
The World Food Prize Hall of Laureates,
situated on the Des Moines River, is a
splendid venue for the FORUM 2018
Saturday evening reception. This
magnificently restored Beaux Arts space
celebrates the spirit of giving, emphasizing
the importance of global food security.
The building also pays tribute to the
World Food Prize Laureates and Iowa’s
agricultural and humanitarian pioneers
for their significant contributions to the
global fight against hunger, helping
to feed the world and improving the
lives of others.
World Food Prize Credit: RDG Planning & Design – Architect of Record,
IRIS22 Productions Photographer
World Food Prize Credit: World Food Prize Foundation
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FORUM 2018 Preliminary Program
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Educational Programs and Meetings At-A-Glance
Wednesday, July 18: PRE-CONFERENCE FEE AIA AICP
SESSIONS
NAPC Short Course $ • •
Realtor Training $ • •
TOURS
Iowa Architectural Foundation Downtown Tours $
MEETINGS
NAPC Board Meeting Invite Only
NCSHPO Board Meeting Invite Only
EVENTS
Des Moines Dine-Around Pub Tour
Salisbury House Reception Invite Only
Thursday, July 19: PRE-CONFERENCE FEE AIA AICP
SESSIONS
Train the Trainer Invite Only
TOURS
Frank Lloyd Wright and Prairie School Architecture Tour in
$ • •
Mason City
Preservation in Rural America: Bus Tour to Winterset and Greenfield $ • •
NCSHPO Fort Des Moines and Iowa State Capitol Tour Invite Only
Home Federal Savings and Loan/Meredith Hall $ • •
Valley Junction vs. East Village: Two Approaches to Downtown
$ • •
Revitalization
MEETINGS
State Certified Local Government Meeting Invite Only
EVENTS
West End Salvage Event Ticketed
*Programs marked as AICP or AIA indicate sessions which are pending CM/CE approval.
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FORUM 2018 Preliminary Program
Friday, July 20 FEE AIA AICP
SESSIONS
Main Street: A Proven Catalyst for Revitalization • •
Bursting at the Seams: Development Pressure and Community
• •
Response
Lobbying for Change: Winning Preservation and Influencing People • •
Preserving and Sustaining Community: Tapping the Resilience of
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Historic African American Neighborhoods, Charlotte, NC and Beyond
Beyond CLG Certification: What Comes Next? • •
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Planning Successful Main Street
• •
Projects
Design Review with Limited Resources • •
Survey and Inventory: Three Approaches to Collecting and
• •
Managing Cultural Resource Data
Planning for Historic Properties in Flood Prone Areas • •
Pulling Together: A Public/Private Partnership to Clean Des Moines’
• •
Landmark Buildings
Preventing Demolition by Neglect: A Community Transformation
• •
Strategy
Removing the Vinyl Sticker Historic Preservation Cost Calculator • •
Uncommon Modern: Advocacy for Mid-Century Resources • •
Living Heritage: Strategies for Managing Cultural Properties and
• •
Sustainable Development
Keeping It Green: Working with Sustainability Guidelines • •
SHPO is Your Friend: Partners in Preservation • •
Looking at Old Historic Districts in a New Light • •
The New Normal: Grappling with Rehabilitation of
• •
Mid-20th-Century Buildings
National Heritage Areas & Commissions: Preserving Urban and
• •
Rural Sites and Their Stories
Alternative Infill Design Review in Practice • •
CR Surveyor Field Session • •
TOURS
Public/Private Partnership for Preservation Tour: Two Case Studies $ • •
Historic Tax Credit Tour $ • •
Bike Tour: Public Art and Architecture $ • •
EVENTS
Opening Plenary: Keynote Speaker Mary Means
NAPC Commission Excellence Awards
Ticket
included
American Enterprise Opening Reception with full
registration
*Programs marked as AICP or AIA indicate sessions which are pending CM/CE approval.
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Educational Programs and Meetings At-A-Glance
Saturday, July 21 FEE AIA AICP
SESSIONS
Transform Your Community Using the Rehab Standards & Guidelines • •
Not Just Empty Space: Documenting and Protecting Historic
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Streetscapes
Beyond Design Review: Building Community Support and
• •
Engagement
Preservation as a Tool for Social and Economic Justice • •
Town +/- Gown: The Challenges and Opportunities of Historic
• •
Preservation in College Towns
Practical Application of the Secretary’s Standards in Discussion and
• •
Decision-Making
Preservation Regulation Squared: Preservation Easements in Local
• •
Historic Districts
No District? No Problem! 101 Ways to Encourage Preservation in
• •
Your Community
Preservation in Economically Challenged Communities • •
Archaeological and Tribal Historic Preservation Efforts in Iowa • •
Negotiating Downtown Redevelopment: Working with Everyone • •
The Challenges of Countywide Historic Preservation Commissions • •
Demystifying Preservation: Advocating Before the Bulldozer • •
Elevating Buildings—Lowering Standards? • •
Fundraising and Grant Seeking for Preservation • •
Using Mapping Technology to Educate and Engage Your Community • •
Out of Sight, Out of Mind: HPCs & Archaeological Resources • •
Bikes, Beer, and Buildings: Engaging with Young Preservationists • •
Affordable Housing and Historic Preservation • •
What’s Your Story?: Annual Reporting as a Tool to Educate and
• •
Engage
TOURS
Sherman Hill: A Preservation Success Story $ • •
6th Avenue and River Bend: Diversity and Preservation Tour $ • •
Bike Tour: North of Grand $ • •
EVENTS
Climate Impact and Resiliency Luncheon with Jeff Goodell Ticketed • •
Ticket
included
World Food Prize Reception with full
registration
*Programs marked as AICP or AIA indicate sessions which are pending CM/CE approval.
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Sunday, July 22 FEE AIA AICP
SESSIONS
Dealing with Controversial Commemorative Monuments and
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Memorials
Section 106: Innovative Mitigation Measures, a Discussion and
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Lessons Learned
Saving Places Through Preservation Advocacy: The James River at
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Jamestown Case Study
Preserving Preservation for the Next Generation • •
Do We Care About That? Deciding What to Regulate • •
Infill Construction in Historic Districts—Is It Compatible? • •
TOURS
Terrace Hill and Salisbury House Tour $ • •
*Programs marked as AICP or AIA indicate sessions which are pending CM/CE approval.
Court Avenue Downtown Des Moines Credit: Catch Des Moines 11Planning Your Trip
Embassy Suites Phone Number:
(515) 244-1700.
Direct Booking Link:
http://group.embassysuites.com/
NatlAllianceofPreservation
Commissions
Embassy Suites Des Moines General Block and Attendees:
Hotel Information Group name: NAPC
Booking/Group Code: NAP
The Embassy Suites Des Moines is
Direct Booking Link:
located in downtown Des Moines
http://group.embassysuites.com/
and will be the primary venue for
NatlAllianceofPreservationCommissions
conference activities. They are provid-
ing our attendees with a discounted Government Rate (set by Federal
rate of $159 per night (plus tax). This Government Per Diem Rate):
hotel also offers a government rate of Group name: NAPC – Per Diem
$109 per night (plus tax). It is within Booking/Group Code: APC
walking distance of independently- Direct Booking Link:
owned restaurants, shops, historic http://group.embassysuites.com/
neighborhoods and various museums. NAPCPerDiemRooms
A complimentary shuttle service is
available to transport guests to
Des Moines Airport and the local
downtown area. Airport Information
The City of Des Moines is served by
Des Moines International Airport.
There are a number of transportation
options to and from the airport,
including a complimentary shuttle
service for guests of the Embassy
Suites Des Moines.
.
Embassy Suites Des Moines
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State Historical Museum of Iowa
Take a tour through Iowa’s flagship
historical museum to learn about life
in Iowa before statehood in 1846 and
both past and current issues facing the
state’s rich natural resources. Other
topics include Iowa’s role in the Civil
War, the history of bicycling in the state
and Iowa’s legacy with the silver screen.
Living History Farms
Hollywood in the Heartland exhibit at the State Historical Museum of Iowa.
Touch, see, and hear 300 years of
Credit: Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs
history at the Living History Farms.
Travel at your own pace through this
interactive 500-acre outdoor museum
as on-site interpreters transport you to
another time. Learn how the evolution
of farming has made Iowa among the
world’s most productive farmlands.
Des Moines Art Center and
Pappajohn Sculpture Park
View a world-class collection of
modern and contemporary art housed Visitors put up hay in the barn using 19th century tools. Credit: Living History
within a museum designed by three Farms
20th century masters. Architectural
enthusiasts will enjoy Eliel Saarinen’s
original museum and additions by
I. M. Pei and Richard Meier. Also plan
to visit the Pappajohn Sculpture Park
in downtown Des Moines.
Des Moines Art Center. Credit: Cameron Campbell
Pappajohn Sculpture Park. Credit: Connie Wilson, Connie Wilson Design
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Registration for FORUM 2018 opens on April 1, 2018!
Early Bird Regular
(post June 1)
Member $200 $250
Non-Member $240 $275
Student $100 $150
CAMP Trainer $150 $200
Speakers $150 $200
Single Day $100 $100
On-site registration will be available.
Registrants who are either individual Registration opens April 1 online at
members or are representing an https://www.regonline.com/
organizational member of NAPC are napcforum2018
eligible for discounted registration as
a benefit of membership. Visit NAPC’s The generous support of the public
website below for information about and private sponsors of FORUM 2018
becoming a member. has allowed us to keep registration
http://napcommissions.org rates low for all attendees.
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2018. For more information, call There are sponsorship
NAPC at (757) 802-4141 or email and exhibitor opportunities
director@napcommissions.org. Our available from $500-$10,000. All
official website also has information levels include complimentary
registration and advertising
about our sponsorship packages:
opportunities during and after
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the conference.
We anticipate that FORUM 2018 Contact NAPC at:
attendees will represent a broad director@napcommissions.org
spectrum of interests in historic or (757) 802-4141
preservation, planning, and cultural
resource management, from both
traditional and some not-so- NAPC’s core audiences are the citizen
traditional perspectives. With our members of local historic preserva-
co-hosts the Iowa Department of tion commissions and design review
Cultural Affairs and the City of Des boards, municipal staff, consultants,
Moines, we will bring together local elected officials, State Historic
individuals from various arenas within Preservation Office staff, and Federal
the preservation movement, creating agencies, including the National Park
a special synergy for FORUM 2018. Service.
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