From: alra@governance.net
Subject: National Property Rights Conference April 16-18
Land Rights Network
American Land Rights Association
PO Box 400 – Battle Ground, WA 98604
Phone: 360-687-3087 – Fax: 360-687-2973 – E-mail: alra@landrights.org or
alra@governance.net Web Address: http://www.landrights.org
Legislative Office: 507 Seward Square SE – Washington, DC 20003
National Property Rights Conference April 16-18
Invitation to the 2004 National Property Rights Conference
Friday, April 16 through Sunday, April 18, 2004
Radisson Harbour Inn
Sandusky, Ohio (50 miles west of Cleveland)
Citizens for the Protection of Property Rights, and thirteen other property rights organizations nationwide, invite you to the 2004 National Property Rights Conference.
Co-sponsors include:
American Land Foundation
American Land Rights Association
Center for Individual Freedom
Citizens' Equal Rights Alliance
Citizens for the Protection of Property Rights
Coalition for Property Rights
Competitive Enterprise Institute
League of Private Property Voters
National Association of Reversionary Property Owners
National Grange
Ohio Grange
Ohio Lakefront Group
United Property Owners
Leadership Institute -- SPECIAL FEATURE:
The conference will begin on April 16th with a daylong grassroots seminar conducted by the Leadership Institute from Washington, DC. This is an ideal opportunity for both the novice and the more experienced property rights advocate to learn how to become even more effective. This optional workshop begins at 8:30 a.m., includes lunch and ends at 5 p.m.
Cost: $65. (Leadership Institute Seminar only)
The conference will feature a mix of general sessions led by nationally renowned speakers, along with breakout sessions covering a wide range of legal and practical how-to topics. Some of the general session speakers include…
Robert "RJ" Smith -- Competitive Enterprise Institute (Washington, DC)
Chuck Cushman -- American Land Rights Association, Land Rights Network and the League of Private Property Voters
Nels Ackerson -- The Ackerson Group (Washington, DC)
Andrew Langer -- National Federation of Independent Business
The breakout sessions are similarly led by an outstanding faculty from across the country and cover a very wide range of topics. In addition to the speakers identified below, there are additional speakers being added regularly. Many of the sessions will take the form of panel discussions. Attendees will be encouraged to ask questions in order to maximize their learning opportunities.
Eminent Domain -- Jeff Rengel, esq
Reversionary Rights & Rails-to-Trails Panel Discussion:
Dick Welsh (Nat'l Assoc of Rever Prop Owners)
Tony Logan (Brooks & Logan, Co. L.P.A.)
Inholder Lands tba
Submerged Lands & Coastal Zones Panel Discussion:
Tony Yankel (Ohio Lakefront Group)
Vitas Cyvas (Ohio Lakefront Group)
"Take" Provision of Endangered
Species Act tba
Conservation Easements Laddie Marous (Ohio Grange)
Nature Conservancy tba
National Heritage Areas tba
Federal Indian Policy Donna & Clarence Fitz (Citizens Equal Rights
Alliance)
How to Respond: "It's Green" and
"It's for the Community's Good" Jeff Rengel, esq
Grassroots Organizing Doug Doudney (Coalition for Property Rights)
Legal Options: Civil Rights Actions/
Insurance/etc. Nels Ackerson (The Ackerson Group)
Grantsmanship & Fundraising tba
Media & Public Relations Panel Discussion:
Jeff Krabill (The Krabill Marketing Group) tba
Lobbying & Political Activism Panel Discussion:
Sen. Tim Grendell tba
Internet Activism Panel Discussion:
Lady Liberty tba
In America today there are over 450 property rights organizations, and tens of thousands of citizens that are being forced to defend their property rights against manipulative local and state governments and Federal land regulatory agencies.
This is a fantastic opportunity to join forces, network, share ideas, listen to the experts and learn the latest in a wide range of strategies and related issues. This conference is designed to help others fight their own battles in their own backyards, and to win!
The Conference will run from Friday through Sunday, April 16-18, 2004, at the beautiful Radisson Harbour Inn on the Bay in Sandusky, Ohio, and feature nationally renowned speakers at the General Sessions. Visit the Conference website: www.prconf.com.
The 2004 National Property Rights Conference itself will kick off with registration on April 16th at 4:30 p.m., a reception at 6 p.m. and the general session at 7 p.m. A continental breakfast and registration at 7:30 a.m. on Saturday, April 17th will lead into a mix of general sessions, along with breakout sessions, covering a wide range of legal and practical how-to topics. This will be followed by a reception, dinner and a special evening session. Sunday, April 18th begins with a breakfast buffet at 7:30 a.m. followed by a general session and a wrap-up session at 11 a.m.
Conference Registration Cost: $150. (Not Including Leadership Institute Seminar)
For complete information on the 2004 National Property Rights Conference visit www.prconf.com. You can register on-line. Overnight lodging is available at the Radisson Harbour Inn for which special rates are available on the registration form (register online or get a downloadable form at www.prconf.com). We encourage you to register early.
Please feel free to pass this conference information on to friends, family, mailing lists or anyone you think may be interested. We look forward to seeing you at the 2004 National Property Rights Conference!
Visit us at www.prconf.com
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