Building Bend's First Nature Reserve: Process, Policies and Design

Start Date

03/10/2017

End Date

03/10/2017

Description

Learn more about the process of developing recreational master plan for Riley Ranch Nature Reserve and the unique public outreach, permitting and development challenges encountered throughout the project. Through presentation and tours the presenters will discuss issues related to allowing the public controlled access to a nature reserve. Discussion will include how the terrain and natural and cultural resources on site affected design and permitting. With nearly 2 miles of rim rock and river frontage, Riley Ranch presents a number of challenges in providing controlled access in a safe and efficient manner while protecting the public from potential harm.

Location

Bend, OR

Distance Learning

Course Equivalency

Subjects

Project Management

Health, Safety and Welfare

Yes

Hours

4.0

Learning Outcomes

1) Describe process of developing recreational master plan
2) Describe unique public outreach process, permitting and development challenges
3) Describe effect of terrain, natural and cultural resources on design and permitting

Instructors

Jim Figurski, FASLA and Steve Roelof, PLA

Course Codes

2017 - 4

Provider

ASLA Oregon Chapter

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