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Welcome to our events page to find out what planning related events are happening around the state and region. If you have a planning or community building event that you would like to advertise on this page, please send an email to administrator@indianaplanning.org with the event name, date, time, location, description, and website (if applicable). Events may include affiliated disciplines such as architecture, urban design, economic development, community development, etc.

APA Indiana Events

APA Indiana holds two professional development conferences each year, one in the fall and one in the spring. Conferences are a great way to network with other planners in the state and earn CM credits. Additionally, Region Representatives periodically plan professional development and social events for planners in their regions.

Upcoming events

    • 10 Aug 2026
    • 1:00 PM
    • 11 Aug 2026
    • 4:30 PM
    • Zoom
    • 11
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    • 19 Aug 2026
    • 2:30 PM
    • Howard Park Event Center (219 S. St. Louis Blvd., South Bend)
    Register

    1.5 CM credits available


    • 10 Sep 2026
    • 2:00 PM
    • Zoom
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    Learn About FAA's Airport Compatible Land Use Advisory Circular

    This webinar will describe the basic contents and significance of the FAA's Advisory Circular on Airport Land Use Compatibility Planning and assist planners in integrating airport land use compatibility topics into your community's planning processes.

    This webinar will be led by:

    Amber McNairMs. McNair is the Founder of Av McNair, LLC and she has over 15 years of specialized experience in airport planning. She is also a former transportation planning professor at The Ohio State University. Amber recently authored a Land Use Planning report for the FAA.

    Jackie Sweatt-EssickMs. Sweatt-Essick worked with the FAA as an Environmental Program Manager for the FAA for over 35 years and authored the original guidance on Airport Compatible Land Uses that served as the basis for the final agency National guidance. Her work experience includes time as a local land use and zoning planner, and transit planner.

    • 16 Sep 2026
    • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
    • Zoom
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    Indiana Renewables and the Residential Real Estate Market

    Session Description:

    This webinar presents the findings of two technical reports that analyzed the impact of large wind projects and utility-scale solar projects on nearby residential property values in Indiana. This analysis used data on the Indiana locations of utility-scale wind or solar projects and homes sold before and after these projects became operational to estimate the impact of these projects on the sale price of homes.  The results of the hedonic regression models and event studies estimated in these reports reveal no statistically significant aggregate negative effects of large wind or solar projects on home prices in Indiana.

    Speakers:

    Paul Niekamp is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Ball State University. He earned his Ph.D. in Economics from Vanderbilt University, where his doctoral research evaluated applied microeconomic topics focused on rural America. His broader research interests lie at the intersection of health economics, applied microeconomics, and public policy evaluation, with recent publications examining the impacts of local economic, education, and public policy shifts on community outcomes.

    Dagney Faulk, PhD is director of research in the Center for Business and Economic Research (CBER) at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. Her research focuses on state and local tax policy and regional economic development issues and has been published in Public Finance Review, the National Tax Journal, the Review of Regional Studies, State and Local Government Review and State Tax Notes. She has worked on numerous Indiana-focused policy studies on a variety topics including the regional distribution of state government taxes and expenditures, senior migration, and local government reform. She is coauthor (with Michael J. Hicks) of the book Local Government Consolidation in the United States (Cambria Press).

    You must register in order to receive the Zoom link.


    • 30 Sep 2026
    • 02 Oct 2026
    • Dayton, OH


    • 31 Dec 2026
    • Order Form
    • 323
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    Order your book today!

    To order the Indiana Planning and Zoning Law Annotated 2022 Edition please click register. 

    FEES

    Member Rate  $50
    Bulk Rate (10+ books)  $45
    Nonmember Rate  $60
    * Please Note: orders of multiple books may arrive in separate shipments

    Table of Contents

    Part One

    Chapter 1: Plan Commissions in Indiana
    Chapter 2: Planning Tools for Communities
    Chapter 3: History of Planning and Zoning in Indiana
    Chapter 4: Restrictions on Planning and Zoning
    Chapter 5: Indiana Courts—Hierarchy of Courts and Judicial Review of Zoning Decisions
    Chapter 6: Related Statutes and Regulations

    Part Two 

    Title 36, Local Government
    Planning and Development Statutes
    Article 7: Planning and Development
    Chapter 1: Definitions
    Chapter 2: General Powers Concerning Planning and Development
    Chapter 3: Platting and Vacation of Real Property
    Chapter 4: Local Planning and Zoning
    Chapter 5.1: Joint District Planning and Zoning
    Chapter 7: Regional Planning Commissions
    Chapter 11: Historic Preservation Generally
    Chapter 11.1: Historic Preservation in Marion County

    Annexation Statutes

    Article 4: Government of Cities and Towns Generally
    Chapter 3: Municipal Annexation and Disannexation


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