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STREET ADDRESS Greene County 229 Kingold Blvd Suite E Snow Hill, NC 28580 (252) 747-5831 Phone (252) 747-3884 Fax Map & Mailing Information |
 
Urban Planning, Low Impact Development, and Stormwater Continuing Education Course for Real Estate Professionals Why Should I Come? NC is developing at an amazingly rapid rate. The rate of development, the places of development, and the design of development all have a tremendous impact on the economy of our state. Development affects real estate, consumers, and the environment. Additionally, cities and counties across the State of NC must manage rainfall that runs off roads, streets, and parking lots. This runoff is called stormwater. To manage stormwater many treatment devices have been created. You may have seen these as you have been driving in your community. These devices invariably affect real estate professionals and consumers alike. This training will address these and other water quality & drainage concerns affecting our state. As a result of this training you will:
Sponsor Number: 1376 Course Number: 2843 Instructor: Dwane Jones, Area Environmental Agent Credit: 4 (Four) Approved Credit Hours for NC Real Estate Professionals Time: 8:30 (Registration Begins) 9:00 am - 4:00 pm (Class, 1 hour lunch on your own) Fee: $25.00-non-refundable (includes materials; make checks payable to Cooperative Extension Fund; sorry, we cannot accept credit/debit cards) 5 Ways to Register: 1. Call Gloria Artis at 252.747.5831 2. Email: gloria_artis@ncsu.edu 3. Fax: Attention Gloria A. at 252.747.3884 (click here for printable brochure) 4. Online: Click Here to Register Online 5. Mail to: Gloria Artis-NCSU Cooperative Extension 229 Kingold Blvd., Suite E Snow Hill, NC 28580 The dates and locations are:
Friday, May 18, 2007 (9:00 am - 4:00 pm) Your Instructor: 
Dwane Jones is a Faculty member of North Carolina State University and Cooperative Extension. He has a Bachelor's Degree in Urban and Regional Planning and a Master's Degree in Environmental Planning, both from East Carolina University.
From 1999-2004 Dwane was employed with the Pitt County Planning Department as the Environmental Planner. For the past three years he has been teaching courses on Urban and Rural Planning, Low Impact Development, Conservation Design, Zoning, Stormwater Best Management Practices, and Water Quality for the University. |