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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
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Your association board members cannot get along or a leader wants
everything done his or her way
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
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
- 6:00 to 9:00 pm
You will learn:
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Sources of conflict
· How to listen to understand
· How to work toward win-win solutions
Workshop 102
Saturday, September 11, 2010 - 9:00 am to 12:00
noon
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)
2nd Floor Ballroom
Accessible to persons with disabilities.
These workshops are sponsored by Mayor Jerry E. Abramson,
the Louisville
Metro Council and the Louisville Metro Division of
Community Outreach
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED - $5 fee per workshop
HOW TO REGISTER:
Registration managed by Metro Division of Community Outreach
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Download registration form
at
www.louisvilleky.gov/neighborhoods
Mail completed registration form to:
Louisville Metro Division of Community Outreach
Attn: Resolving Neighborhood Conflicts
400 South First Street
Louisville KY 40202
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