COMMUNITY PLANNING ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
NATIONAL PLANNING CONFERENCE
September 11-14, 1977
SHERATON CENTRE, TORONTO, ONTARIO

PRELIMINARY PROGRAM

‘SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 41
‘ 2:00 pm Registration
6:29 pm Reception and Civic
Welcome City Hall Rotunda

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
8:00am Registration
9:14am Key Note Addresses
“THE WORD FROM THE TOP"
(What our leaders think)
12:30 pm Luncheon
2:30 pm Concurrent Workshops
“WHERE WE'RE AT”

(The existing Situation)

an
“WHAT COULD BE”
(Brainstorming tor some possibilities)
Land Use Policy
B Resource Policy
C Transportation Policy
D Housing Policy
6:00 pm President's Reception
7:00 pm Banquet Dinner
8:30 pm CPAC’s ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13
8:59 am Concurrent Workshops
“WHERE WE'RE HEADING”
(What should be and how to put the
necessary mechanisms in piace)
A Land Use Policy
B Resource Policy
© Transportation Policy
D Housing Policy
11:59 am Luncheon
1:30 pm Workshops
In House 1. Special Session: Leaders of
concurrent workshops may
continue discussion to fina-
lize concluding statements
and recommendations
2. Planning by Computer
Mobile 3, Erin Mills
4. Harbourfront

6:30 pm Cacktalils at the CN Tower
8:00 pm Dinnerat captain John's Restaurant aboard
the M.S. JADRAN .

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14

9:29 am Plenary — Workshop Panel
“Conclusions, recommendations and
social implication”
Open Discussion

12:00 noon Luncheon

Official Closing

1:30 pm Post-Conference Tours (local)

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
9:00 am Post-Conference Tours (regional)
1. Peterborough
2. Niagara Falis
3. Muskoka

For further information contact:
CPAC Ontario Division
68 Yonge Street, Suite 307
Toronto MS5E 141
phone (416) 869-1224

CONFERENCE INFORMATICN
Location: All plenary and workshop sessions will take place
or begin at the Sheraton Centre Hotel in downtown Toronto,
directly across from the New City Hall. A block of rooms has
been reserved for delegates at the same hotel.

Registration fees: For advance registration members will pay
$85, non-members pay $95, Spouses pay $35 and students pay
$25. Cost at the Conference will be $95 for members and $115
for non-members. These fees cover administrative costs of
conference organization, travel costs for some resource spea-
kers, Reception on Sunday evening and Monday evening Ban-
quet Dinner. Optional Mobile Workshops, Post-Conference
Tours and some other activities are not included.

Mobile Workshops: REGISTRATION FOR MOBILE WORK-
SHOPS MUST BE MADE IN ADVANCE, and limited spaces
will be allocated in advance to registrants on a first-come,
first-served basis. Payment must accompany registration and
mobile workshops may be cancelled and money returned if in-
sufficient interest is indicated.

Post-Conference Tours (regional): REGISTRATION FOR
POST-CONFERENCE TOURS [REGIONAL] MUST BE MADE
IN ADVANCE , and limited Spaces will be allocated in advance
to registrants on a first-come, first-served basis. Payment
must accompany registration and tours may be cancelled and
money returned if insufficient interest is indicated.

Post-Conference Tours (local): A representative of the Metro-
politan Toronto Tourist and Convention Bureau will be on
hand to give vou personal information on what to see and what
to do in Toronto as well as how much it will cost and how to
get there.

Cassettes: Recordings of workshop and plenary sessions wil!
be available for $7.00 each. This service, provided by AUDIO
ARCHIVES, will give you the opportunity to hear first-hand
the presentations which run concurrent to the one you choose
to attend. It also enables the sharing of the Conference ses-
sions with your colleagues upon your return home.

Babysitting: Arrangements may be made by contacting the
Housekeeping Department of the hotel 24 hours in advance.

information Booth: Recognizing that Conference delegates
may wish to visit places in the Toronto area of special interest
to those involved in pianning, resource people will be avail-
able to give assistance, on a personal basis, to individuals or
groups.

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING: CPAC's Annual General
Meeting for 1977 will be held at 8:30 pm on Monday evening.

MOBILE WORKSHOPS
Tuesday, September13 1:30pm -5:30 pm

ERIN MILLS

How can we describe an undertaking as vast as Erin
Mills?

The largest privately initiated “new town” development in
Canada. 7,800 acres in the bustling City of Mississauga. Com-
prehensively planned for 175,000 people. With a full comple-
ment of industrial, commercial, educational, recreational and
social facilities. Home to 9,000 already.

A series of 3 - 5,000 person neighbourhoods knitted into
30 ~ 40,000 person communities. 11% parkland and open
Space. Enormous front end capital. Man made lakes, miles of
park walkways. Tough architectural controls and ongoing
covenants. Tree farms to feed the parks and boulevards.

A full range of housing types, including innovative and
non-profit housing. Industrial parks, auto sales campus, reli-
gious and educational campuses. Regional shopping centre.

Our buses will take us through the whale of Erin Mills.
We'll stroil in the parks and toss questions in the tri-pod Infor-
mation Centre. Our hosts will be the developers, Cadillac Fair-
view Corporation, and planners, architects and consultants
who are making Erin Mills work.

Promises to be an enjoyable, educational afternoon. Do
joinus. COST: $ 7.00