Join ULI Columbus for a panel discussion on Equitable Transit Oriented Development (ETOD) with the co-chair of the ETOD Steering Committee Yaromir Steiner, Carlie Boos from the Affordable Housing Alliance of Central Ohio, and Derrik Pannell. Kim Sharp with COTA will be moderating. 

The proposed LinkUS mobility vision includes bus rapid transit (BRT) corridors that have the potential to become vibrant centers of activity that attract new development and reinvestment, all connected by high-quality transit. ETOD will ensure that all residents benefit from this new investment – not just newcomers and higher-income residents, but residents who already live there or who might be historically disadvantaged from practices like redlining and underinvestment.

The benefit of ETOD as opposed to traditional growth is that Central Ohio can be intentional about who benefits from investments and how. We can help ensure that those who have the biggest need for better transit and new housing actually benefit from them, rather than being displaced by them.

Registration opens at 11:30 with the programing beginning at Noon. Boxed lunches will be provided.