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Hear from three municipalities who have successfully integrated their recent stormwater, green infrastructure and transportation projects. They share their lessons learned in the importance of proactive collaboration between right of way and utility owners.

Corridor collaboration: unlocking hidden value in urban infrastructure

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Alisha Smith, Director of Projects and Planning at the Town Center Community Improvement District
Adriana Kocovic, Director of Green Infrastructure Design and Construction at the New York City Department of Environmental Protection
Clint Moore, Assistant City Manager for the City of Florence, South Carolina in the Planning, Research and Development Department

Meet the experts

Ginny Roach, PE, PMP, BCEE

Green Infrastructure Discipline Leader

Ginny specializes in developing stormwater management strategies and resolving combined sewer overflow and wastewater issues for municipal and private clients.

Jenny Humphreys, AICP

Complete Corridors Leader

Jenny has two decades of experience leading and coordinating engineering, traffic, water, environmental, and planning teams. She balances mobility, funding and environmental needs to support communities.

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Speakers:

Alisha Smith, Director of Projects and Planning at the Town Center Community Improvement District

Adriana Kocovic, Director of Green Infrastructure Design and Construction at the New York City Department of Environmental Protection

Clint Moore, Assistant City Manager for the City of Florence, South Carolina in the Planning, Research and Development Department