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| CCPCA Wants You to Know More About
Planning |
The
California County Planning Commissioners Association provides
educational resources
and events for planning commissioners, staff, elected officials and the general public. To
effectively perform their duties, planning commissioners engage in a
continual learning process. Assisting in that learning process, CCPCA
focuses on California's current and future challenges in planning, land use and resource
management.
Every county in California is welcome to join the CCPCA. Every
planning commissioner in the county becomes a CCPCA member when their
county joins. We are not an advocacy group, but rather, as our mission
defines, we promote "Knowledge Through Education" and thereby
help serve the interests of the people of California. Membership
dues for counties are the same for 2009 as they were last year.
The 79th CCPCA Annual Conference will be at Asilomar near Big Sur in
October. Details will be sent to planning commissioners and posted to
this website. It will be another productive event, in a very unique
setting. Last year's Annual Conference in Bakersfield was outstanding,
from the presentations and networking to the amazing "24-carrot" tour!
Please explore the website, return as we "build out" the resources
and update the pages, and "Ask Us!" specific questions
you have about planning, land use, and the
CCPCA. We also encourage you to let us know of resources that you have
found to be valuable. Thank you so much for visiting! |
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THE MISSION OF CCPCA |
Our newsletters
provide land use and planning articles, previews of upcoming
events, and useful resources. We're working a Summer 2009 newsletter
right now that has our upcoming events.
Newsletter Archives:
Summer
2008
Spring
2008
Summer
2007
Spring
2007
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The motto of the
California County Planning Commissioners Association is "Knowledge
Through Education." Our mission is to help
educate and inform those who serve on county planning
commissions throughout California. We also work with planning staff,
elected officials, NGOs
and the general public. |
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