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Harris County Commissioner Jack Cagle joins Kevin Krahn to examine one of the fastest-growing counties in Texas. They discuss solutions to challenges that the precinct is facing, green infrastructure applications for Harris County, and future improvements that are in the works. Commissioner Cagle gives insight into his own leadership style and how the team works to support the residents of Precinct 4.
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As events in Ukraine continue to unfold, many are wondering what they can do to help in this time of need. Quiddity CEO, Bob Aylward, was recently invited by the Executive Director of Ananias House, a Houston-based NGO, to go to Poland to experience firsthand the Ukrainian refugee crisis and to help assess the needs of those involved. Listen in as Bob and Clayton Black discuss his experience volunteering at local Warsaw churches and discuss the best way for those of us here to support the refugees.
If you would like to make a donation to the Quiddity Foundation’s Ukrainian Refugee Relief fund, please visit https://quiddityfoundation.org/ukrainian-refugee-relief/. Donations will help provide housing, employment, and childcare for Ukrainians in need.
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Texas APWA's 2022 President, Shawn Poe, joins Kevin Krahn to discuss the mission of APWA and its importance to the Texas community. He also provides an update on current challenges that public works systems and the organization have been facing in Texas and shares his advice for young professionals in the industry.
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Randy Odinet, Vice President of Capital Projects and Facilities for the Memorial Park Conservancy, discusses the history of Houston's largest urban park and outlines some additional developments the conservation team is currently working on.
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Home inventory, new contracts, and home starts are just a few of the data metrics single-family developers are using to create communities that drive sales. Listen as Lawrence Dean from Zonda discuss how developers are leveraging data to make multi-decade decisions and offers insight into the current and future state of Houston’s housing market.
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Austin Water is already preparing for the city’s unprecedented growth expected over the course of the next century. Shwetha Pandurangi, PE, CFM joins us to discuss how the utility provider has shifted operations and strategic initiatives to manage quality and ensure consistency while keeping up with rising demand. We also touch on the importance of public-private partnerships to ensure both sides help meet the needs of a growing community.
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Serving one of the fastest growing cities in the country, Austin Water is faced with increasing demand. Shwetha Pandurangi, PE, CFM joins us to discuss how developers and the public sector can work together to foster positive growth and how water infrastructure is vital for the growing community. We also touch on how recent changes to the development code have impacted the agency.
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Transparency is a vital component of our organization’s culture. Listen as Bob Aylward, President and CEO of Jones|Carter, discusses how a transparent company culture can help build trust, improve decision making, and align organizations. He also provides key takeaways for leaders looking to create an open, authentic culture.
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Omar Izfar spent 10 years with the City of Houston in the city attorney's office and, now, as a commercial real estate attorney, he works closely with land developers and land use regulations. On this episode of Texas By Design, Clayton and Omar discuss Houston's pro-development culture, recent regulatory developments, and the advantages and disadvantages of Houston's stance on zoning. Join us as Omar provides insight on how developers and cities work together to build communities, with or without a formal zoning code.
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Local businesses are the foundation in which strong communities are built. Brock Wagner with Saint Arnold Brewing Company sheds light on how private organizations can partner with public entities to uplift the communities where we live and work. He also gives insight into the duty all businesses have in of giving back to their communities.
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The Saint Arnold Brewing Company has been a staple of Houston’s culture for nearly 30 years. Brock Wagner, the brewery’s founder, shares how the Saint Arnold Beer Garden & Restaurant went from an abandoned building and vacant lot into an iconic spot for craft beer and art cars.
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Development is booming in Harris County. But how can the region strike a balance between continuous development and effective drainage solutions? Matt Zeve with the Harris County Flood Control District is back to share insight into how redefined floodplains are impacting Houston developers and what they can do to help improve the city’s flood resiliency.
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Resilient drainage infrastructure is key to long-term regional prosperity – especially in an area like Houston that experiences frequent extreme weather events. Matt Zeve with the Harris County Flood Control District gives us an inside look at the district’s mission to improve Houston’s drainage and how the organization has evolved its approach to flood risk reduction.
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Homes are flying off the shelves as demand continues to outweigh supply. Paul Connor, the founder of CBA Land Capital LP and Connor Investment Real Estate, discusses this challenge and the others developers are facing plus their effects on the market in 2021 and beyond.
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Transportation in Texas centers around two consistent topics: congestion & funding. Dennis Christiansen, former Director of the Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI), gives his take on how we can strike a balance while meeting current and future needs of Texas and shares some valuable advice for young professionals entering the transportation industry.
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Transportation has come a long way over the last 50 years. As the former Director of the Texas A&M Transportation Institute, Dennis Christiansen discusses the impact new innovations, technologies, and big data is having on our transportation systems.
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Bonus Episode - Legislative Update with Vic Boyer
Transportation is always a hot topic in Texas, so if you're interested in how the current legislative session will impact the future of transportation across the state, check out this Texas By Design short clip where Vic Boyer, President and CEO of San Antonio Mobility Coalition (SAMCo) , offers a quick rundown of bills in the Texas Legislature that could impact funding for the state's transportation infrastructure.
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Every project has unique challenges, but how do you overcome those challenges to meet the needs of key stakeholders, keeping the community informed and engaged throughout the lifespan of a project? Emily Fisher with the City of College Station is back to share her leadership experience and expertise gained as the City's Assistant Director of Capital Projects.
Special Guest: Emily Fisher, Assistant Director of Capital Projects at City of College Station
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With projects today being more complicated than ever, how is the City of College Station tackling challenges and effectively managing ongoing city projects? Emily Fisher, Assistant Director of Capital Projects for the City of College Station, shares how her team is delivering projects that benefit the community while keeping the citizens informed. She also provides an update on some exciting local projects such as the new College Station City Hall.
Special Guest: Emily Fisher, Assistant Director of Capital Projects at City of College Station
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2020 was hard on a lot of industries, but the market disruptions caused by the pandemic led to an upswing in demand for warehouse space. Is the recent growth all due to e-commerce, or are there other factors at play? Join us as Kyle discusses possible changes in supply chain, the potential for repatriation of manufacturing operations, and the positive economic impacts of an increase in local warehousing.
Special Guest: Kyle Valentine, Regional Managing Partner with Stream Realty
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