Join the PAEP Western Section for a Special Speaker Presentation on:

Using Citizen Engagement and Stakeholder Input to Inform a

Data-Driven Methodology for revitalizing an Urban Watershed

By: Ms. Lisa W. Brown

Economic Development South / Saw Mill Run Watershed Association

The Saw Mill Run watershed has a history of flooding, water quality impairments, and poorly planned development. This session discusses how citizen engagement and stakeholder input are being used to inform a data-driven methodology for revitalizing the environmental, economic, and social health of this urban watershed and transforming the blighted main commercial corridor into a Green Boulevard. Topics include innovative property evaluation methodologies and digital applications to engage ‘citizen scientists’. Attendees will learn how these tools can be adapted to project needs and participate in a hands-on demonstration of the Water Reporter mobile application.

WHEN:      Thursday, June 8th 12:30 -2:00 pm
Check-in starting at 12:00 pm

WHERE:      Scoglio Restaurant – Greentree

COST:            $20 – Members;  $25 – Non-members;   $10 – Students

Due to having to choose a meal selection please register each person individually not as a group.

Includes a salad, soft drink/coffee, “family style” pasta, and choice of lunch entrée:

• Chicken Marsala – Sautéed with mushrooms, Marsala wine, and a veal demi-glaze sauce
• Char-grilled Salmon – Topped with fresh tomato basil vinaigrette
• Eggplant Parmigiana – Breaded in Panko crumbs, lightly fried and topped with mozzarella, marinara and lemon buerre blanc.

Register by Thursday, June 1st ONLINE

If you have any questions regarding online registration, please email gro.peapnull@ofni

If you have any questions regarding the event itself, email Sarah Lavin at ude.ttipnull@401LMS