PREVIEW
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7 video lessons (57 Mins)
Published
2022
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Browse Course Chapters
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1.Introduction
2 mins
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2.TOD Overview
14 mins
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3.Why eTOD?
7 mins
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4.Stakeholder Engagement
5 mins
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5.Regulatory Support
16 mins
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6.Financial Alignment
8 mins
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7.Conclusion
2 mins
What You Will Learn
- Understand traditional TOD features, including economic, environmental, and socially equitable objectives.
- Realize ways in which eTOD benefits residents, transit riders, station-area neighborhoods, and regions.
- Understand eTOD financial and regulatory tools and their real-world application.
- Examine eTOD case studies across the US and consider their successes and failures.
- Discuss transportation and development programs that complement and enhance TOD.
- Be aware of eTOD resources with which to enhance or evaluate traditional TOD projects with an eye on social equity.
Course Description
Equitable transit oriented development (eTOD) prioritizes inclusive community development in a multimodal regional growth model. While U.S. cities have practiced transit oriented development since the late 19th century, eTOD has gained traction in the 21st century as communities, cities, and regions work to manage gentrification, mitigate displacement, and encourage transit ridership.
The “Equitable Transit Oriented Development” course will summarize the tenets of TOD before considering the far-reaching benefits of eTOD, the financial and regulatory tools that advance eTOD, exemplary eTOD projects, and resources to promote eTOD in your community.
Learn these skills
- Demographics
- Development
- Economic Development
- Equity
- Land Use
- Pedestrian Planning
- Regional Planning
- Sustainability
- Transportation
- Urban Design
- Urbanism
- Walkability
AICP CM
This course is approved for 1 AICP CM credit, including 1 Equity CM credit.
AIA CES
This course is 1 LU.SACPLAN CPD
This course is approved for 1 SACPLAN CPD point.
