NAN C. STOLZENBURG, AICP
EDUCATION
University at Albany, State University of New York
Masters in Regional Planning -1996
University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts
Master of Science - 1983
Major - Wildlife and Fisheries Biology
College of Environmental Science and Forestry, State University of New York, Syracuse
Bachelor of Science - 1980
SPECIALIZED ABILITIES
*Land use planning techniques for rural and small communities
*Comprehensive plan development, subdivision and zoning law drafting, farmland protection
*Community involvement strategies, visioning exercises
*Environmental and ecological assessment; on-site surveys, impact statements, SEQRA
*Utilize computerized mapping, data base, spreadsheet, graphics and statistical software
*Administer programs, grant writing and grant administration
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Community Planning & Environmental Associates, West Berne, NY
Consulting Planner September 1992 to Present
*Private land use planning consulting work includes land use and comprehensive planning, community involvement strategies, environmental and demographic analysis, zoning and land use regulations, site reviews, environmental impact assessment, grant writing, preparation of reports, documents. Certified as AICP by the American Institute of Certified Planners, July 1997.
State University of New York Empire State College, Saratoga, NY
Associate Faculty Member May 1988 to Present
*Instructor in general ecology, environmental impact assessment, and rural planning.
Cornell Cooperative Extension, Cobleskill, NY May 1990 to August 1992
Extension Agent - Program Leader
*Provided technical expertise and developed, implemented and evaluated a comprehensive, informal education program; administered 4-H youth programs, supervised 5 staff members and over 150 volunteers.
Cornell Cooperative Extension, Cobleskill, NY Sept 1987 to May 1990
Extension Agent - Staff Associate
*Developed, authored, and presented training programs and workshops for youth and adult audiences in a variety of subjects.
National Audubon Society, Delmar, NY October 1983 to June 1987
Wildlife Biologist
*Designed and coordinated wildlife conservation programs and developed small wildlife research projects; other responsibilities included volunteer development and office administration.
United States Forest Service, Amherst, MA 1980- 1983
Habitat Ecologist/Consultant
*Responsible for the statistical analysis and interpretation of bird community-habitat association research designed to develop management guidelines.
Memberships and Certificates
*Certified AICP, American Institute of Certified Planners, July 1997
*Certified Wildlife Biologist, The Wildlife Society (1982)
*Certificate Completed: Methodology of Delineating Wetlands, July, 1994, Cook College at Rutgers
*Member American Planners Association, American Institute of Certified Planners, New York Planning Federation, Capital District Planners Association, New York Main Street Alliance
*Member The Wildlife Society
*Past Chair Town of Wright Conservation Advisory Council, Gallupville, NY
*Past Officer New York Chapter of The Wildlife Society
*Past Officer Schoharie Land Trust
Awards
2002 Outstanding Planning Project in the Current Topic: Smart Growth (Town of Warwick Zoning and Build-out Analysis) from the American Planning Association, Upstate New York Chapter, September 2002
Award of Excellence in Comprehensive Planning (The Village of Kinderhook Comprehensive Plan) from the American Planning Association, Upstate New York Chapter, July 2000
Outstanding Small Town Planning Project (The Village of Kinderhook Comprehensive Plan) from the American Planning Association, Small Town and Rural Planning Division, May 2000
1999 Outstanding Planning Project: Comprehensive Planning for a Regional Plan (Otsego County Agricultural and Farmland Protection Plan) from the American Planning Association, New York Upstate Chapter, October 1999
Outstanding Student Project (North Central Troy: GIS Mapping and Planning Alternatives) from the American Planning Association, New York Upstate Chapter, 1996
Excellence in Tutoring Award from Empire State College, September 1996
New England Outdoor Writers Association Award and the Arthur Sullivan Memorial Writers Award (1982)
Successful Grants Have Been Obtained and Managed From:
New York State Department of State, Quality Communities Demonstration Program
New York State Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
United States Fish and Wildlife Service for Cornell University, Dept. of Natural Resources
United States Environmental Protection Agency for Schoharie County Soil and Water District
United States Small Business Administration
Land Preservation and Enhancement Program - Iroquois Gas Transmission Company
Land Enhancement and Acquisition Fund - Iroquois Gas Transmission Company
Rural New York Grant Program - New York Planning Federation
Preservation League of New York