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Resolving Neighborhood Conflicts:
Building Skills for Success
Have you ever experienced these or other similar challenging situations:
· Your neighbor's dog barks and awakens you several nights a week
· A neighbor wants to convert his garage into an apartment and you're concerned about noise, house values dropping, etc.
· You disagree with a developer's plans for building in your neighborhood
· Your neighbor has constructed a fence on what you consider to be your property.
· Neighborhood teenagers are congregating at businesses and on the sidewalks in a three block area, causing disruption for the businesses and pedestrians
Whether you're facing these difficulties as an individual or as a neighborhood,
homeowner or condo association, you can acquire skills to help negotiate an outcome that is workable for everyone.
Workshop 101
You will learn:
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Sources of conflict
· How to listen to understand
· How to work toward win-win solutions
Workshop 102
You will learn:
· Skills to help you communicate better
· To focus on interests, not positions
· To be a change agent for your neighborhood
Training Location:
Memorial Auditorium
970 South 4th Street
(Corner of 4th and Kentucky Streets)
Accessible to persons with disabilities.
FREE — BUT REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED
These FREE workshops are sponsored by Mayor Jerry E. Abramson, Louisville Metro Council and The Louisville Metro Department of Neighborhoods
How to register:
· Mail
· Fax registration form to (502) 581-9832
· On-line registration: click here
Complete both workshops and receive a
$25 discount on
Introduction to Mediation Skills
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