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2010 AICP Classroom


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March 27,
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Connecticut Chapter
American Planning
g Association:
2010 AICP Classroom

Overview Agenda

Why AICP?
AICP Eligibility Requirements
Exam Registration Process
Test Scheduling
h d l
Exam Overview
Exam Elements
Exam Preparation Material
Test Taking Tips
CM Program Overview

Connecticut Chapter
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2010 AICP Classroom

Why
y AICP?

Nationally
Nationallyy-recognized
g
p
professional
standard
Establishes credibility with peers and
potential employers
Employment advantage
Level above p
partisan / p
political field
Code / standard of ethical behavior
Sometimes additional $

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2010 AICP Classroom

Eligibility Requirements

Current member of APA.


Be engaged in professional planning,
currently or in the past.
Have completed, at the time of application
submission, a specific combination of
education and experience.
experience
Must provide confirmation of degree and
job verification from each employer.

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Eligibility Requirements
Level of Education

Accredited graduate degree


in planning
Accredited bachelors degree
in p
planning
g
Non--accredited graduate degree
Non
in planning
Any other degree
No college degree

Experience
2 years
3y
years
3 years
4 years
8 years

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Eligibility
g
y Requirements
q
Professional Planning Experience

Influencing public decision making in the


public interest
Employing an appropriately
comprehensive point of view
Applying a planning process appropriate to
the situation
Involving a professional level of
responsibility
ibilit and
d resourcefulness
f l

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Eligibility
g
Requirements
Types of work NOT generally
considered p
professional experience:
p

Subdivision design
Site design work
Traffic engineering
Land surveying or mapping
Community organization or social work.
Work at a prepre-professional level
Elected and appointed officials

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How to Register
i
and
d
Take the Exam

AICP Exam Information


Bulletin
http://www.planning.org
/certification/pdf/bulletin
.pdf

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Registration
g
Process

One Step Process - one form, one fee


Register and submit fee at
www.planning.org/certification
Deadline about 2 months in advance
Fee - $485
Education and employer verification still
required

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Registration Process
Reduced Fee Scholarship

CT 1
Fee for first time applicants - $125
If previously approved Fee $65
Difference will be promptly refunded if
approved for the scholarship after
submitting the registration fee

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Registration Process
Reduced Fee Scholarship Eligibility
Criteria

Applicant shall submit a written explanation of


financial
fi
i lh
hardship
d hi
Criteria
Members of ethnic or racial minorities shall be
given preference
The applicant(s) selected will be otherwise unlikely
to take the exam without the reduced fee
The applicants employer will not subsidize the
exam fee

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Registration Process
GI Bill

Military veterans (and their surviving


dependents) who are also approved AICP
applicants (meaning they have paid the
registration fee to AICP and taken the
exam), can now ask the Veterans
Administration to reimburse them the fee.

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Who Conducts the Exam?


What is Exam Format?

Thomson Prometric, on behalf of AICP


Computer--based Format
Computer

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Test Scheduling

Upon application approval, you are


notified and sent info that includes exam
prep resources
AICP forwards your name to test
administrator (Thomson Prometric)
E-mail confirmation by AICP
Thomson Prometric issues Authorization to
Test (ATT) 6 weeks before testing window

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Where?
e e
THOMSON PROMETRIC TEST CENTERS in CT:

Site Code: 2403


1700 DIXWELL AVENUE
HAMDEN COMMONS
HAMDEN, CT, USA 06514
Phone: (203)287
(203)287--9677
Site Code: 2416
48 WESTPORT AVENUE
NORWALK CT,
NORWALK,
CT USA 06851
Phone: (203)847(203)847-0031
Site Code: 0048
68 NATIONAL DR
DR., SUITE C
GLASTONBURY, CT, USA 0603306033-1212
Phone: 860
860--633633-7236

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About the Computer


Computer--based Exam &
Test Center
2010 Testing Windows:

May,
May 2010:
Testing Window: May 10
10--24, 2010
November 2009:
November,
Testing Window: November 88-22, 2010

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About
Ab t the
th ComputerComputer
C
t based Exam & Test Center
On--line tutorial:
On
http://planning.org/_offsite
/certification/tutorial/

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Scheduling Your Appointment

Attempt to schedule exam appointment at


www.prometric.com at least 48 hours
b f
before
test
t t window
i d
If attempt fails, call Candidate Service Call
Center (CCSC) at 800800-796
796--9853
Confirm that you are taking
Comprehensive
Co
p e e s e Planning
a
g Examination
a
at o
(CPE)

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Scheduling Your Appointment /


q
Cancellation Requirements

Have your ATT on hand when making


Appt.
Appt
You will be assigned a confirmation #
See
S
cancellation
ll ti
requirements,
i
t no show
h
fees, & transfer procedures to next testing
window in the Bulletin

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About the ComputerComputer-based Exam

Arrive 30 minutes before scheduled appt.


appt
2 Forms of ID (Passport, drivers license,
SSA Card,
Card etc [see Bulletin])
Name on ID must match name on your
ATT

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About the ComputerComputer-based Exam

E
Escort
t tto Workstation
W k t ti
Calculator Provided
S
Scratch
h paper provided
d d
Bring a watch
Do NOT bring books or reference materials

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About the Computer


Computer--based Exam

Testing
g appointment
pp
4 hours
3 hours for 170 questions
20 q
questions are p
pre-test and do not
precount
30 minutes for brief tutorial and brief
q estionnai e at end
questionnaire
Narrative, scenario and judgment
questions

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About the Computer


Computer--based Exam

Positive experience
S t
System
easy to
t use
Computers were fast enough that it did
not take long for questions to appear
Easier and quicker to go back to questions
Test environment comfortable; Prometrics
people helpful
Easy to concentrate in cubicles
Personalized

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Test Taking Tips

Plan to go through the exam 22-3 times


First go through the exam and answer all the
First,
easy questions.
Mark questions you cannot immediately answer
and go on at once to next question.
question
After first run
run--through take a breath!
Go through
g second time and answer all
questions or a third time for the really tough
ones.
Enter your best guess there is no penalty

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Sample Question:
The industry classification system that
replaced the U.S. Standard Industrial
Classification (SIC) system is:
(A) North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
(B) The North American Industry Classification
System (NAICS) The New Standard
(C) Industrial Classification system (NSIC)
((D)) None
o e of
o the
t e above.
abo e

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Sample Question:
The industry classification system that
replaced the U.S. Standard Industrial
Classification (SIC) system is:
(A) North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
(B) The North American Industry Classification
System (NAICS) The New Standard
(C) Industrial Classification system (NSIC)
((D)) None
o e of
o the
t e above.
abo e

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S
Sample
l Q
Question:
ti
Which of the following court cases are
concerned with takings?
I. Nollan v. California Coastal Commission.
II Associated Homebuilders v.
II.
v City of Livermore.
Livermore
III. First English Evangelical Lutheran Church v.
County of Los Angeles.
IV Lucas v.
IV.
v South Carolina Coastal Council.
Council
(A) I only
(B) I and II
(C) I and
d III
(D) I, III, and IV

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Sample Question:
Which of the following court cases are
concerned with takings?
I. Nollan v. California Coastal Commission.
II. Associated Homebuilders v. City of Livermore.
III. First English Evangelical Lutheran Church v.
County of Los Angeles.
IV. Lucas v. South Carolina Coastal Council.
(A) I only
(B) I and II
(C) I and III
(D) I, III, and IV

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Sample Question:
Which of the principles of the AICP Code
of Ethics and Professional Conduct are
applicable to instances of sexual
harassment?
I. A planner must not commit a deliberately
wrongful act, which reflects adversely on the
planners
planner
s professional fitness
fitness.
II. A planner must respect the rights of others and
must not discriminate.
III A planner
III.
pl nne must
m t have
h e special
pe i l concern
on e n for
fo the
long--range consequences of present actions.
long
A. I and II
B I,
B.
I II,
II and
d III
C. I and III
D. II and III

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Sample Question:
Which of the principles of the AICP Code
of Ethics and Professional Conduct are
applicable to instances of sexual
harassment?
I. A planner must not commit a deliberately
wrongful act, which reflects adversely on the
planners
planner
s professional fitness
fitness.
II. A planner must respect the rights of others and
must not discriminate.
III A planner
III.
pl nne must
m t have
h e special
pe i l concern
on e n for
fo the
long--range consequences of present actions.
long
A. I and II
B I,
B.
I II,
II and
d III
C. I and III
D. II and III

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Sample Question:
Between July 2005 and July 2006, the
population
p
p
of which state g
grew by
y almost
580,000, more than any other state?
A
A.
B.
C
C.
D.

Texas
T
Nevada
Arizona
California

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Sample Question:
Between July 2005 and July 2006, the
population
p
p
of which state g
grew by
y almost
580,000, more than any other state?
A.
A
B.
C
C.
D.

Texas*
T
*
Nevada
Arizona
California

* Texas's
Texas s population surged because of an influx of displaced
people from Louisiana following Hurricanes Katrina and
Rita

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Sample
p Q
Question:
This Supreme Court decision removed the
"substantially
substantially advances
advances" test for takings
cases:
A.
A
B.
C
C.
D.

Village off E
Vill
Euclid
lid v. Ambler
A bl Realty
R lt Co.
C (1926)
Agins v. City of Tiburon (1980)
Lucas v.
v South Carolina Coastal Council (1992)
Lingle v. Chevron USA (2005)

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Sample
p Q
Question:
This Supreme Court decision removed the
"substantially
substantially advances
advances" test for takings
cases:
A.
A
B.
C
C.
D.

Village off E
Vill
Euclid
lid v. Ambler
A bl Realty
R lt Co.
C (1926)
Agins v. City of Tiburon (1980)
Lucas v.
v South Carolina Coastal Council (1992)
Lingle v. Chevron USA (2005) *

* Agins v. Tiburon had created the "substantially advances"


test, but Lingle v. Chevron removed it

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Study Tips

Start early and continue to refresh


Flash card for rote knowledge
Memorize significant dates and
events
Take practice tests

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Study Tips

Know current trends


Read current material i.e. Planning
Magazine and JAPA
Study the AICP Code of Ethics,
Ethics, including
procedures
Focus on citizen participation issues
U.S. Census Go to www.census.gov
g

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Exam Overview

Shift since 2000 - AICP slowly and


deliberately
delibe atel shifting the focus
foc s to be more
mo e
oriented to testing the application of
planning
p
g knowledge
g and experience
p
Reduced emphasis on rote memorization
of facts and figures
More decision making on the part of
examinees

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Exam Overview

Great breadth of subject matter, not depth


Test knowledge
g and skills
Knowledge 40% - history, law, ethics,
land use, etc.
Skills 60% - demonstrate ability to work
within a planning process, formulate
goals, recognize appropriate quantitative
research
h methods,
th d etc.
t
Many questions require professional
judgment, intermixed with technical
knowledge

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Exam Overview

Need familiarity with the public planning


process: planners roles; responsibilities of
planning commissions and zoning boards;
zoning and decision making; public
hearing process; citizen participation
What
What would you do
do planning process
questions
Emphasis on agency management; policy
and decision making; citizen participation;
and ethics

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O tli
Outline
off Exam
E
Subject
S bj t Matter
M tt

I. History, Theory and Law [15%]


A. History of Planning
B Planning Law
B.
C. Theory of Planning
D. Patterns of human settlement

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Outline of Exam Subject Matter

II. Plan Making and Implementation


[30%]
A. Visioning & GoalGoal-setting
B. Quantitative and qualitative
research methods
C. Collecting, organizing, analyzing,
and reporting data and information
D. Demographics and economics
E Natural
E.
N t
l & Built
B ilt Environment
E i
t
F. Land Use & development
regulations

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Outline of Exam Subject Matter

II. Plan Making and Implementation


[30%] (contd)
G. Application of legal principles
H. Environmental analysis
I. Growth management techniques
J. Budgets & financing options
K. GIS / spatial analysis and
information systems
L Policy
L.
P li
analysis
l i and
d decisiondecision
d i i making

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Outline of Exam Subject Matter

II. Plan Making


g & Implementation
p
[30%] (contd)
M Development plan & project review
M.
N. Program evaluation
O. Communications techniques
q
P. Intergovernmental relationships
Q. Stakeholder Relationships
R. Project & program management

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Outline of Exam Subject Matter

III. Functional Areas of Practice


[25%]
A. Community development
B. Comprehensive or long range planning
C. Development regulation or
administration
D. Economic development & revitalization
E.
E Economic anal
analysis
sis & forecasting
fo ecasting
F. Educational, institutional, or military
facilities planning

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Outline of Exam Subject Matter

III. Functional Areas of Practice


[25%] (contd)
G. Energy policy
H. Food system planning
I. Growth management
J. Hazard mitigation & disaster planning
K. Historic preservation
L. Housing

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Outline of Exam Subject Matter

III. Functional Areas of Practice


[25%] (contd)
M. Infrastructure
N. Labor force or employment
O. Land use
P. Natural resources & the environment
Q. Parks, open space, and recreation
R. Planning law

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Outline of Exam Subject Matter

III. Functional Areas of Practice


[25%] (contd)
S. Policy planning
T. Public services
U. Social & health services
V. Transportation
W. Urban design

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Outline of Exam Subject Matter

IV. Spatial Areas of Practice


[15%]
A. Planning at national level
B. Planning for multi
multi--state or bi
bi--state
regions
C Planning for state
C.
D. Planning for sub
sub--state region
E Planning at county level
E.
F. Planning for urban areas
G. Planning for suburban areas

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Outline of Exam Subject Matter

IV. Spatial
p
Areas of Practice
[15%] (contd)
H. Planning for small town
I. Corridors
J. Neighborhoods
K. Waterfronts
L. Historic districts or areas
M. Downtowns

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Outline of Exam Subject Matter

V. Public Participation
p
& Social Justice
[10%]
A. Public involvement planning
B. Public participation techniques
C. Identifying, engaging, and serving
underserved groups
D. Social justice issues, literature, &
practice.
practice Waterfronts
E. Working with diverse communities
F. Coalition Building

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Outline of Exam Subject Matter

VI. AICP Code of Ethics and Professional


Conduct [5%]

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Exam--related Information:
Exam
AICP Exam Preparation Presentations
2008 APA National Conference

http://www.planning.org/certification/examprep/pdf/soci
aljusticepresentation.pdf
http://www.planning.org/certification/examprep/pdf/plan
makingpresentation.pdf
http://www.planning.org/certification/examprep/pdf/hist
orylawpresentation.pdf

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Exam--related Information:
Exam

W b site
Web
it for
f examexam-related
l t d iinformation:
f
ti
http://www.planning.org/certification/
index.htm
index htm
Questions: AICPexam@planning.org

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Preparing
epa
g for
o the
t e Exam
a
Resources through APA

AICP Exam Tutorial:


http://planning.org/_offsite/certification/tutorial/
66 Selected readings APA web site
Top Planning Stories:
http://myapa.planning.org/25anniversary/topstories.ht
m
Outstanding Planning Articles:
http://myapa.planning.org/25anniversary/planningarticl
es.htm
Planning magazine:
http://www.planning.org/planning/

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Preparing for the Exam


Resources through APA

History timeline at
http://www.planningpa.org/timeline us pl
http://www.planningpa.org/timeline_us_pl
anning_history.pdf
The Smart Growth Reader
http://myapa.planning.org/sgreader/
The Affordable Housing Reader
http://myapa planning org/affordableread
http://myapa.planning.org/affordableread
er/

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Preparing
epa
g for
o the
t e Exam
a

CPC Study Manual

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Preparing
p
g for the Exam

AICP Exam Prep


2.0

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AICP Exam Prep
p 2.0 Contents

AICP Exam How to


Additional Resources (cases,
(cases planning law,
law
planning stories, etc.)
APA Policy Guides
Ethics
AICP Exam Prep Notes
Study Questions

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Preparing for the Exam


Selected Readings Recommended by AICP

APA General Reference Books


Dalton,, Linda,, Charles Hoch,, and Frank So
(eds.). 2000. The Practice of Local
Government Planning.
Planning. Washington, D.C.:
ICMA.
ICMA
American Planning Association (ed.). 2006
2006..
a
g and
a d Urban
U ba Design
es g Standards.
Sta da ds
Planning
Hoboken, N.J.: John Wiley & Sons.

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p
g for the Exam
Selected Readings Recommended by AICP

APA General
G
l References
R f
Planning magazine (in print, or
http://www.planning.org/planning/)
http://www.planning.org/planning/
p //
p
g g/p
g/)
g/)
Journal of the American Planning Association (in
print or www.tandf.co.uk/journals/rjpa
www.tandf.co.uk/journals/rjpa))
PAS reports (in print or
http://myapa.planning.org/pas/ )
Planning & Environmental Law (in print or
http://myapa.planning.org/PEL/
htt //
l
i
/PEL/ )
Policy Guides
(http://www.planning.org/policy/guides/index.htm
http://www.planning.org/policy/guides/index.htm))

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Preparing for the Exam


Selected Readings Recommended by
AICP
(http://www.planning.org/certification/selectedread.html )

I.
II.
III
III.
IV.
V.
VI.

APA General Reference Books - 7


History, Theory and Law - 9
Plan Making & Implementation - 11
Functional Areas of Practice - 12
Spatial Areas of Practice - 8
Public Participation
p
& Social Justice - 9
AICP Code of Ethics & Professional
Conduct - 3

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Preparing for the Exam


Selected Readings Recommended by AICP
http://www.planning.org/certification/examprep/selectedreading.htm
http://www planning org/certification/examprep/selectedreading htm

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Preparing for the Exam


Non--APA Resources
Non

Planning Prep: www.planning prep.com


Institute of Continuing Planning Education:
www icpeweb com - Self Study Guide
www.icpeweb.com
Planetizen - on line
http://www.planetizen.com/courses/aicp
p //
p
/
/ p
Michael Waiczis study materials
Ohio State University: Planning Education @
a Distance http://knowlton.osu.edu/ped/aicp.htm-http://knowlton.osu.edu/ped/aicp.htm

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P
Preparing
i
for
f
th
the Exam
E
Non--APA Tutorials:
Non
Planning
a
g Education
ducat o
at a Distance:
The Ohio State
University
http://knowlton.osu.edu/ped/

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PLAN--310: Planetizen AICP Exam


PLAN
Preparation Course
Updated for 20010 Exam
Term: January
y 15 June 15,, 2010
Instructor
Jennifer EvansEvans-Cowley,
y, PhD,, AICP
Registration
$99.00
http://www.planetizen.com/courses/aicp

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CT Chapter Resources:

Annual Classroom Spring


SNEAPA Exam Prep - Fall
Chapter Presidents Council CD N/C
Some Select
Select Readings
Readings Recommended by
AICP available in Meriden Public Library
AICP Exam Reduced Fee Scholarships
p
Annual Ethics Workshop at SNEAPA &
CCAPA

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CT Chapter
p
Professional Development Officer

John D. Pagini, AICP


846 Silver Street
Coventry, CT 06238
860--742
860
742--7056
860--933
860
933--4083 (cell)
pagini@charter.net
www.ccapa.org
www ccapa org for AICP exam and study
material

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When You Pass


Pass

Look for official


official confirmation
AICP dues upon passing the exam:
$90 - $175 (salary
(salary--based as of November,
November
2009)
APA / AICP Combined: $220
$220--$495
CCAPA Chapter Dues: $31.50
$31.50--$61.25
See your PDO and APA website
(http://www.planning.org/cm/index.htm
http://www.planning.org/cm/index.htm)) about
Certification Maintenance

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Certification Maintenance (CM)

APAs Mandatory Certification Maintenance


Program
g
approved
pp
by
y AICP Commission
on April 13, 2007
Replaces Optional Continuing Professional
Development Certificate Program

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Certification Maintenance (CM)


Program
g
Details

32 CM credits of eligible professional


development
p
activities
2-year cycle commencing January 1, 2008
No minimum credits p
per y
year
4-month grace period to achieve credit
requirements
q
Up to 16 credits may be carried over to
next cycle

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Certification Maintenance (CM)


Program
g
Details (
(contd)
)

Planners must earn a minimum of 1.5


credits in each cycle
y
for the following:
g
Ethics
Current planning law

These credits CANNOT be carried over to


the next reporting cycle.

Connecticut Chapter
American Planning Association:
2010 AICP Classroom

Certification Maintenance (CM)


Program
g
Details (
(contd)
)

Activities that do not qualify for CM


Credit:

APA leadership business meetings


Mentoring activity
Volunteer activity
Teaching for salary, fee, or honorarium

Connecticut Chapter
American Planning Association:
2010 AICP Classroom

Certification Maintenance (CM)


( CM )
Create a personal development plan:

Attend national or regional APA conferences


Attend state programs and brownbag lunches
Present a CM-approved session (1 CM additional
credit)
Ask your favorite providers to register their courses
Participate in APA distance learning activities
Check out APA chapter
p
lending
g libraries
Seek out university courses

Connecticut Chapter
American Planning
g Association:
2010 AICP Classroom

Good Luck!

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