Parking. A Panel Discussion for How to Change Parking.

The Northern Alberta Section of CITE is hosting a panel discussion to explore how parking is changing and how we, as engineers and planners, in both public and private sectors, can change our practices to better achieve our city-building goals and make the most out of our space.

Meet the Panelists

Mike Nickel, Ward 11 Councillor - City of Edmonton 
Councillor Nickel is a three-term Councillor, currently serving his second-term as Councillor for Ward 11, a diverse ward in terms of neighbourhood and development types with mature neighbourhoods, industrial areas, and major commercial centres and suburban development and a wide range of parking conditions and challenges.

Mark Huberman, P.Eng. - Bunt & Associates
Mark has a passion for parking planning and has worked on a number of significant parking planning related assignments in Edmonton and beyond. Mark has established a reputation as one of the leading parking consultants in the City of Edmonton. 

Chris Dulaba, RPP, MCIP - Beljan Development
Chris has been directly involved in the acquisition, planning, design and development of various projects from small scale mixed use developments to the adaptive reuse of existing buildings. He maintains a strong passion for cities, architecture and urban design with an emphasis on placemaking.

Facilitated by Shawn Bravender, CP3, RPP, MCIP, C.E.T. - City of Edmonton
With over 15 years of experience, Shawn possesses a valuable combination of skills and knowledge as an accredited Certified Public Participation Professional (CP3), professional planner (RPP, MCIP), and a certified engineering technologist (CET). Shawn is a seasoned and talented presenter, facilitator, and public speaker with significant experience in community engagement.