Caleb Racicot, a principal at TSW, was asked to be a moderator at the 2006 Rail~Volution conference held in Chicago, IL. The annual four-day conference brings together hundreds of concerned citizens, business leaders, academics, elected and federal officials, planners, and transit operators each year who believe strongly in the balanced role of land use and transit to create more livable communities.
Caleb's session presented some of the most recent form-based codes, including those that address infill developments on existing bus transit streets, streetcars in downtowns, and development around rail transit stations. Caleb used Atlanta’s Lindbergh Transit Station Area SPI 15 as an example.
Caleb Racicot, a principal at TSW, was asked to be a moderator at the 2006 Rail~Volution conference held in Chicago, IL. The annual four-day conference brings together hundreds of concerned citizens, business leaders, academics, elected and federal officials, planners, and transit operators each year who believe strongly in the balanced role of land use and transit to create more livable communities.