Orlando Metro Section

Amendment 3 Tax Reform Explained Informational Event

The Orlando Metro Section of the American Planning Association, in collaboration with Central Florida ASPA, will be hosting an informative event - Tax Reform Explained: Impacts on Planning, Economic Development, and Local Government. 

Come and join a panel of experts from planning, economic development, municipal finance, and redevelopment as they break down Amendment 3. The goal is to separate fact from fiction, and discuss the potential impacts on local governments, infrastructure investment, economic competitiveness, and community redevelopment.

Whether you work in the public, private, or nonprofit sector, this timely discussion will provide valuable insights into one of the most significant policy issues facing Florida communities today. The program includes expert presentations, audience participation, and an interactive Q&A session.

Please note: This is a nonpartisan event. The views and opinions expressed by presenters are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of APA Florida.

Speakers

  • Owen Beitsch, FAICP, Phd, CRE - Senior Director, GAI Consultants
  • Cliff Shepard, Esq., - General Counsel, Florida Redevelopment Association
  • Mike Kelly - Executive Director, Lake Economic Area Development
  • Peter Moore - Director, Office of Management & Budget, City of Winter Park

Date: Friday, September 18, 2026
Schedule: 8:30 AM Check-In & Networking | 9 - 10:30 AM Program & Discussion
Where: Oak Room | Winter Park Community Center | 721 W. New England Ave. | Winter Park, FL | 32789
Cost: FREE but limited to 95 attendees

Free parking is available at the Community Center. Upon entering the building, follow directional signage to the Oak Room and event check-in area. 

Coffee, light refreshments, and networking will begin promptly at 8:30 AM. 

All are welcome but you must reserve a spot using the registration link below as seating is limited. We look forward to seeing you there!

AICP CM credits will be sought

Register here