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<p>Join Environmental Law and Sustainability Professor John Dernbach and students from his sustainability law practicum class on Wednesday, November 10 at 4 p.m., where they will present local proposed community ordinances focused on promoting sustainability.<br /><br />As part of their sustainability law practicum class requirements, students choose from topics presented by local government officials and then give a presentation of the proposed ordinance to a panel of local government officials.<br /><br />Questions? Email Professor John Dernbach at jcdernbach@widener.edu.</p>
<p>Note: This is <strong>NOT</strong> a CLE event, but members of the public are invited to attend.<br />Campus policy requires all attendees to wear masks inside building.</p>
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<p>ORDINANCE TOPICS AND STUDENT TEAMS</p>
<p>1. Authorization/incentives for microgrids. Sean Peterson and Hunter Shreffler</p>
<p>2. Repurposing of existing unique buildings. Jack Kennelly and Shazi Raza</p>
<p>3. Use of accessory dwellings to encourage higher-density housing. Alexandra Parker and Gabriella Nater</p>
<p>4. Affordable housing. Theresa Davis and Niara Dennis</p>
<p>5. Parking requirements. John Urbanski and Larry Youngblood</p>
<p>6. Environmental justice. Panna Chibber &amp; Rory Burns</p>
<p>7. Wind farms. Kelly Dell and Kaitlyn Burke</p>
<p>8. Ban on plastic bags. Jasmine Mutunga and Cassidy Mason</p>