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13 Urb. St. & Loc. L. Newsl. 1 (1989-1990)

handle is hein.journals/stlolane28 and id is 1 raw text is: URBAN, STATE LOCAL LAW N WSLET TER Honolulu Meeting Productive, Provocative, and Enjoyable By Carol E. Dinkins, Section Secretary The Honolulu Annual Meeting of the Section, headquartered at the Sheraton Waikiki, was produc- tive to the business of the Section, provocative in its professional substantive programs, and most enjoy- able with its social opportunities. Council met on Sunday, August 6, to approve the annual budget, receive the report of the Nominating Committee, be provided an update on publications, The Urban Lawyer, CLE activities, upcoming meet- ings, and discuss the preliminary report of the Task Force on Committees. Incoming Chair David Callies expressed the Section's deep appreciation for years of enthusiastic and unselfish service by outgoing Chair Bob Greenbaum. The Task Force on Committees recommended that the Section reorganize by combining various commit- tees, thus reducing the number and increasing the size and mission of several. The Task Force recommended that Council approve the recommendations in San Diego, so that the new structure can be implemented at the Chicago Annual Meeting. Committee Officers and Advisers met Friday morn- ing for a training and orientation session. Jim Baird, author of the new handbook for committee officers, explained the responsibilities of and resources available to committees. Presentations by Section Officers, Ad- visers, ABA Staff, Committee Officers, and The Urban Lawyer editor provided considerable opportunity to share ideas and information. The session was video- taped and also will be scheduled annually. Section programs were well attended. Having the meeting in Honolulu enabled the Section to explore urban environment issues of imme- In th diate concern in Hawaii. Pro- gram participants considered Message from the the conflicts among the state Professional Educ and local governments and the CLE Report ...... developers, and heard how Products from the these can be resolved, particu- larly issues of affordable hous- fis Ch atio Se ing. With Hawaii being the focal point of destination and fantasy resort development, program participants heard directly from resort developers on how to foster a public/private partnership. At its Annual Section Meeting and Election, the Sec- tion approved new officers: David Callies, Chair; David Cardwell, Chair-Elect; Carol Dinkins, Vice-Chair; and John Witt, Secretary. The Section also approved an amendment to the bylaws to permit waiver of Council attendance requirements to accommodate religious prac- tices. Any Hawaii meeting should avail itself of the hos- pitality and rich culture of the Islands, and this was accomplished at the Section Luau, cohosted with the Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice Section, for an overflow crowd. The Campbell Estate ocean setting provided a delightful evening with authentic na- tive dishes, Hawaiian music and dancing, and a made- to-order sunset. The next Section meeting will be held October 27- 28, 1989, at the Catamaran Resort Hotel in San Diego, CA. Highlighting the Friday afternoon meeting will be a CLE program on Growth Management-the San Diego Experience. The program will begin at 2:00 p.m. and consist of a seven-person panel of: John W. Witt, City Attorney, San Diego; Janis Sammartino, Deputy City Attorney, San Diego; Paul A. Peterson, Peter & Price, San Diego; D. Dwight Worden, Law Offices of D. Dwight Worden, A.P.C., San Diego; Kim Kil- kenny, Legislative Council, Construction Industry Fed- eration, San Diego; William W. Taylor, Deputy County Council, County of San Diego; Robert P. Spaulding, Planning issue Director, City of San Diego. At air ............... 2 the conclusion of the program there will be a Cash Bar Re- n ................ 3 ception. The Section meeting .................. 4 and program is open to all Sec- ction ............ 5 tion members, free of charge. There will be a $25 charge for nonsection members. Section of Urban, State and Local Government Law Vol. 13, No. 1, Fall 1989

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