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2010 Summit

A Region Rebuilds

Key Regional Issues
Transportation and Transit
Land Use/Quality Growth and Sustainable Development
Infrastructure
Open Space Conservation
Air and Water Quantity and Quality
Economic Competitiveness

Summit Co-Host

Summit Financial Sponsors

Summit Partners

2010 Summit

Ten Years of Regional Progress

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Ten Years of Regional Progress

2010 Summit

Commissioner Matt KisberTN Dept. of Economic & Community Development

DOT, HUD, EPA Federal and State Initiatives for our Future

Geoff AndersonSmart Growth America
Lynn RichardsEPA Office of Smart Growth
Shailen BhattFederal Highway Administration
Commissioner Gerald NicelyTN Dept. of Transportation

2010 Summit

Awards for Regional Thinking and Action

The Honorable Karl Dean
Mayor of Nashville/Davidson County
Nashville/Davidson County Mayor Dedicated to Regionalism
Formed Middle Tennessee Mayors Caucus and Transit Alliance of Middle Tennessee at 2009 Regional Summit
Chairs Nashville Area MPO – Outlining Bold New Vision for Regional Transit System Development
Called for Davidson County Open Space Plan in Conjunction with Land Trust for Tennessee
Co-Chairs Nashville Chamber Partnership 2010 – Middle Tennessee’s Public/Private Economic Development Initiative
Key Leader of Successful Public/Private Partnerships in Response to Key Regional Issues and Opportunities

Sam HatcherCumberland Region TomorrowRegional Communication Chair
Recognized Regional Newspaper Owner and Editor
Supports Regionalism in Ten-Counties through Print and Related Media
Chairs CRT’s Regional Communications Committee
Created Power of Ten Regional Brand and Communications Efforts in conjunction with CRT, DVL and key partners
Serves on Convening the Region Summit Coordination Team – Key Regional Public/Private Partnership

2010 Summit

Key Regional Issue of Transportation and Transit

Key Regional Issue of Transportation and Transit
Mayor Karl DeanNashville Area MPO
Michael SkipperNashville Area MPO

Michael’s Presentation

Public/Private Perspectives on Planning and Leadership for Regional Transit System Development

Public/Private Perspectives on Planning and Leadership for Regional Transit System Development
Mayor Jo Ann Graves
Middle Tennessee Mayors Caucus
Ed Cole
Transit Alliance of Middle Tennessee

Key Regional Issue of Open Space Conservation

Key Regional Issue of Open Space Conservation
Jeanie NelsonLand Trust for Tennessee
Julian BibbLand Trust for Tennessee

2010 Summit

2010 Summit Declaration Of Support
WHEREAS, the Middle Tennessee region consisting of Cheatham, Davidson, Dickson, Maury, Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson and Wilson Counties – whose leadership collaborate on regional growth and planning issues through such organizations as the Nashville Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), Cumberland Region Tomorrow, the Middle Tennessee Mayors Caucus, Leadership Middle Tennessee, the Regional Chambers Caucus, the Transit Alliance of Middle Tennessee, and many others, to establish a collective vision and plan of action to address regional quality growth issues and opportunities; and
WHEREAS, the participating governments, agencies, nonprofits and other interested parties are represented under the POWER OF TEN umbrella and are committed to turning talk into action while preparing for the future growth and sustainability of this place we call home; and
WHEREAS, at this year's "Convening the Region Summit," the Nashville Area MPO has unveiled a visionary Regional Transportation Plan with a horizon year of 2035, developed through an extensive, multi-year outreach process with regional stakeholders and the public; there is a clear need to define the direction of growth and development of our region, to create livable communities and centers, to preserve our natural resources, to build an energy efficient economy, and to establish a true multi-modal transportation system that serves a broad range of constituencies,
NOW THEREFORE be it RESOLVED that as a member of this community, I will work with my colleagues in a collaborative spirit to harness the POWER OF TEN and create a future we can all be proud of. To turn regional challenges into opportunities, we must work together. One county or one person alone cannot do it. It will take us all - working together - and I pledge my support.
May 26, 2010

2010 Summit

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