2014 Curriculum Vitae

DAVID LAWRENCE KAY Date of Birth: May 3, 1954 Current Position: Senior Extension Associate Community and Regional Development Institute Dept. of Development Sociology Cornell University Address: 185B Academic Surge Building Development Sociology Cornell University Ithaca NY 14853-7801 Phone: 607-255-2123 (w) 607-273-2206 (h) email: dlk2@cornell.edu

EMPLOYMENT:

Senior Extension Associate, Department of Development Sociology, Cornell University (2007-present)

Extension Associate, Department of Development Sociology, Cornell University (2006-2007)

Extension Associate, Department of Applied Economics and Management, Cornell University (2003-2006) Senior Research Support Specialist, Department of Applied Economics and Management, Cornell University (1993-2003) Research Support Specialist, Department of Agricultural Economics, Cornell University (1982-1992) Research Assistant, Institute of Business and Economic Research, Berkeley California (1978) Select Major Projects & Responsibilities

• Community and Energy (current)

Provide leadership for Community and Regional Development Institute programming in area of community responses to need for energy transitions. Includes applied research, policy analysis and facilitation, community leadership training.

• Land Use and Landscape Management/Community and Energy (current)

Provide leadership for Community and Regional Development Institute programming in area of land use and landscape management as well as community level energy issues. Includes applied research, policy analysis and facilitation, land use leadership training, leadership of statewide community and energy program work team.

• Economic Significance of Child Care Economist on team of analysts evaluating the economic significance of child care. Primary responsibilities are for the theoretical and empirical modeling of the regional economy and interindustry impacts using IMPLAN Pro modeling system.

• Post 9-11 fiscal trends and rural/urban residential location preferences Responsible with colleagues for research design, primary (survey) and secondary data collection and analysis, and implementation of research program on 1) the effects of the current fiscal crises on NY local governments and 2) any post 9-11 shifts in rural versus urban residential preferences.

• Building Capacity to Collaboratively Manage Community Environmental Conflict Principal Investigator responsible for project intended to build institutional capacity in New York communities to better manage conflicts involving agricultural and environmental issues. Managed overall project team, oversaw training manual production, co-designed and co-led training workshops.

• Economic and Community Development in New York’s Canal Corridor

Designed, organized, conducted, summarized interviews of economic development and planning professionals. Statistical analysis of municipal fiscal status, impacts of flow of federal economic and community development funds on communities. Co-author and presentation of research findings. Co-management of interdisciplinary research group.

• Public Issues Education and Collaborative Problem-Solving in the Northeast:

Building Cooperative Extension's Capacity Through Partnerships Designed, analyzed, and summarized multi-state key informant interviews of extension association directors. Implemented and summarized focus group research with local policy makers. Designed and implemented multi-state regional PIE capacity building workshops. Helped plan national Public Issues Education conference/workshop. Primary author of study findings. Lead and/or participated in in-service educator training sessions, including statewide teleconference.

• Audit of Public Policies Affecting the Competition for Land: Northeast Case Studies

Inventoried and prioritized public policies affecting farm land values in the region based on a literature review. Used secondary data sources (primarily Census) for all northeastern U.S. counties to rank counties according to the strength of agriculture and population growth pressures. Evaluated the importance of policies potentially affecting land values with county based focus group participants and multivariate statistical analysis. Collaborated with Principal Investigator in all aspects of research, analysis, reporting.

• Long Islanders and the Environment of the South Shore: A Survey of Public Opinion

Organized and conducted key informant/stakeholder survey research. Designed and implemented public opinion mail survey. Conducted statistical analysis of survey results. Wrote final report and presented results. Coordinated research with NYS Department of State staff and citizen’s advisory committee.

• Impacts of Proposed Farmland Protection Tools, Erie County

Developed GIS based simulation models of the economic and land use implications of proposed farmland protection tools in an Erie County towns subject to varying degrees of development pressures.

• Intermediate Scale Urban Composting of Food Wastes Responsible for the economic component of a project on urban composting. Analyzed the economic feasibility of onsite food composting systems utilized at hospitals and similar facilities in densely populated urban environments.

• Ecosystem Restoration in the Hudson River Valley Responsible for data collection and economic analysis of willingness-to-pay for ecosystem restoration and protection. Part of research project on public perceptions of Hudson River Valley environment.

EDUCATION

Master of Science Cornell University, Agricultural Economics, 1993 Thesis: Regional Land Use Controls in the Adirondack Park – The Economics of Property Value Impacts Bachelor of Arts University of California at Berkeley, Economics, 1977 Advanced Level Examinations (6th Form) United World College of the Atlantic, Wales, U.K, Economics, Statistics, Theoretical Physics, 1972. Additional undergraduate study at the University of California, Santa Cruz (1972, 1974) and Heidelberg University in Heidelberg, Germany (1973-1974)

BOARDS, COMMITTEES, AFFILIATIONS

UWCGO Council of Wisdom and Impact, 2015-present The Canadian Network for Energy Policy Research and Analysis advisory committee,

2014-present National Association for Community Mediation, Awards Committee, 2014. City of Ithaca Comprehensive Planning Committee, Vice Chair, 2012-2013. Contested Global Landscapes: Property, Governance, Economy and Livelihoods on

the Ground, Affiliate, 2012-2015 The CALS Employee Engagement Committee, member, 2012 Cornell Program in Infrastructure Policy, Affiliate, 2012-present

Sea Grant Project Advisory Committee, Demonstrating the Value of the Great Lakes for Regional Employment, 2012

Pace University Land Use Law Center, Advisor, Annual Land Use and Sustainable Development Conference, 2012-present

Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future, Faculty Fellow, 2011-present Tompkins County Planning Advisory Board, 2009-present Community and Energy Cooperative Extension Program Work Team, 2009-present

(currently co-chair) Family Reading Partnership Evaluation Advisory Committee , 2008-2009 Erie Canalway National Heritage Award of Excellence Awards Committee, 2008 New York State Association of Realtors annual Award for Smart Growth Excellence

Awards Committee, 2006-2007 NYS Shared Municipal Services Initiative Technical Assistance Academic

Committee, 2008 - 2009 Advisory Board, Bartos Institute for the Constructive Engagement of Conflict,

2007 Board of Directors, EcoVillage at Ithaca, 2004-present (currently Chairman) New York State Comptroller’s Office, Research Advisory Committee, 2006 New York Planning Federation, Board of Directors, 1997-present, President, 2005-2007, Immediate Past President 2007-2008, past President. American Planning Association, Upstate New York Chapter, 1997-2004, Executive Committee Planning Official Development Officer Co-Chair, Public Issues Education Program Work Team (Cooperative Extension), 2003-2005 Planning and Development Board, City of Ithaca, 1992 – 2000, 2006-2011 including terms as Chair and Vice-Chair Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee, City of Ithaca, 2002-present, including terms as Chair Tompkins County Curb Your Car Coalition, 2003-2006 Member and chairman of numerous other City of Ithaca ad hoc planning committees, 1992-present Tompkins County Planning Board & Planning Federation 1991 – 2000, including two terms as Chair Cooperative Extension Statewide Committee for Solid Waste Management, 1990’s Program on Environment and Community, Steering Committee, 1996-2000 Tompkins County Agriculture and Farmland Protection Board, Government Policies Committee, 1997 Community Links - Tompkins County Cooperative Extension Advisory Committee, 1997-1999 President, Tompkins County SANE/FREEZE (late 1980’s) Member, Cornell University November 11th Coalition (late 1980’s)

PERSONAL AND SKILLS College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Faculty Leadership Program graduate Languages: German and French Community mediator (at CDRC) with extensive training in multiparty facilitation,

transformative mediation, Public Issues Education Statistical software: SAS, SPSS, Stata Economic and GIS modeling software: IMPLAN, ArcGIS, Global Trade Analysis

Program (GTAP) Other software: word processing, spreadsheet, database Interests/hobbies: Jazz (bass and piano), bicycling Citizenship: USA, Germany Family: Married, two children

PEER REVIEWED JOURNAL ARTICLES, CHAPTERS, MONOGRAPHS, BOOK REVIEWS Jacquet, Jeffrey and David Kay. The Unconventional Boomtown: Updating the impact model to fit new spatial and temporal scales, Journal of Rural Community Development 9(1):1-23. 2014. Vedachalam, Sri, Susan Riha and David Kay. Capital Investment and Privatization: Public Opinion on Issues Related to Water and Wastewater Infrastructure, Public Works Management and Policy, http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/1087724X13500240 2013. Blair, Adam, Rod Howe and David Kay. Transitioning to Renewable Energy: Development Opportunities and Concerns for Rural New York. Government, Law and Policy Journal, NY Bar Association 15(1):35-41, 2013. Boisvert R. N., David Kay and Calum G. Turvey. Macroeconomic Costs to Large Scale Disruptions of Food Production: The Case of Foot- and-Mouth Disease in the United States, Economic Modeling 29:1921-1930, 2012. Blair, Adam, David Kay, and Rod Howe. Transitioning to Renewable Energy: Development Opportunities and Concerns for Rural America, RUPRI Rural Futures Lab Foundation Paper No. 2, June 2011. Kay, David, Charles Geisler, and Nelson Bills. Residential Preferences: What’s Terrorism Got to Do with It?, Rural Sociology 75(3), pp. 426–454. 2010. Pratt, James E. and David L. Kay. The Handbook of Service Industries, edited by John R. Bryson and Peter W. Daniels, Growth and Change, 39(4) December 2008. Vadas, Timothy M., Timothy J. Fahey, Ruth E. Sherman, David Kay. Local-scale analysis of carbon mitigation strategies: Tompkins County, New York, USA, Energy Policy 35(11): 5515–5525. 2007. Laquatra, Joseph, Rolf Pendall, David L. Kay, Jordan F. Suter, and Nelson Bills. The Changing Nature of Housing Markets In Upstate New York, Housing and Society, 34 (1), 65-75. 2007.

Kay, David, James E. Pratt, Mildred E. Warner. Measuring the Role of Local Services with Hypothetical Extraction, Growth and Change, 38(3), 419-442. September 2007. Pratt, James and David Kay. Beyond Looking Backward: Measuring the Importance of Consumer-Oriented Sectors that do not Export. Community Development Vol. 37 (2), 2006. Connelly, Nancy, B. Knuth, and D. Kay. “Public support for ecosystem restoration in the Hudson River Valley, USA”. Environmental Management, Vol. 29:467-476 (2002). Pelletier, David, D. Kay, M. Schlarb, T. Robertson, “Public Issues Education: Avoidance, Neutrality, and the Expert Model”, Adult Learning, Vol. 10, #3, pp. 14-17. Spring 1999. Kay, David, “Farm Composting Economics: Focus on Production Costs”, in Rynk, Robert, ed. On-Farm Composting Handbook, Northeast Regional Agricultural Engineering Service, Cooperative Extension, Cornell, NRAES-54, June 1992.

Kay, David L, Warren A. Brown, & David J. Allee, University and Local Government Fiscal Relations. Institute for Higher Education, Law and Governance, University of Houston Law Center. IHELG Monograph 89-2. 1989.

REPORTS, PAPERS, PRESENTATIONS, POLICY BRIEFINGS, WORKSHOPS, MEDIA AND RELATED PUBLICATIONS Kay, David. “Ask the experts”, commentary on Richie Bernardo’s “2015’s Safest States to Live In”, WalletHub, at http://wallethub.com/edu/2015s-safest-states-to-live-in/4566/#david-kay Published online June 2, 2015 Kay, David. What actions are needed to ensure sustainable water resources in the 21st Century? NYS Bar Association Environmental Law Section Committee on Legislation, Albany NY, May 6, 2015 . Kay, David. Cooperative Extension’s Role in Informed Public Decision Making (IDM) - Dealing with Complex and Controversial Issues: Walking an Educational Tightrope, Public Issues Leadership Development Conference: Imagining Extension — Eyes on the Future, Hyatt Regency, Crystal City, Virginia, April 12-15, 2015. Kay, David. The Bundle Below: Learning from Leases, Contested Global Landscapes Theme Project Affiliates’ Conference, April 9, 2015. Kay, David. Local Agriculture, Land Use, & Leadership Development. Southern Tier Central Regional Planning and Development Board Regional Leadership Conference, Corning Community College, April 3, 2015 . Brian G. Rahm, Emily Vail, Sridhar Vedachalam, David Kay. Growing Green Infrastructure: Lessons from New Research, Planning News, New York Planning Federation Newsletter, Winter 2015, pp 12-13. Kay, David. Transitioning to Renewable Energy: Development Opportunities and Concerns for Rural America, presentation to Cornell Humphrey Fellows, March 4, 2015 . Kay, David and Rod Howe. Informed Communities, Informed Decisions? The Process and Components of Informed Decision Making. NYS Association of Towns Annual Meeting, New York City, February 17, 2015 Kay, David and Mina Amundsen. Tompkins County Climate Protection Initiative monthly meeting. Facilitated discussion II, on land use and sustainability , January 30, 2015. Blakely Armitage, Robin and David Kay. Presentation. Decision making for quality services: information, indicators and dialogue, for Conference on Local Fiscal Stress: State Austerity Policy and Creative Local Response, Saratoga Springs NY, December 9, 2014 Kay, David. Looking Smart? Conference on Modernization of New York’s Built Environment Laws: If Not Now, When? NYC Department of Design and Construction, Town and Gown, Albany, NY November 12, 2014. Kay, David and Mina Amundsen. Tompkins County Climate Protection Initiative monthly meeting. Facilitated discussion on land use and sustainability , October 31, 2014. Peer review panel for, Risk Analysis, (1 paper) Andrews, Eleanor, Heidi Mouillesseaux ‐ Kunzman and David Kay. Water and Sewer Infrastructure: Economic Development Funding and NY’s Smart Growth Public

Infrastructure Policy Act, October 2014. NYS Water Resources Institute Report, See http://wri.eas.cornell.edu/Kay_2013_Final_SGPIPA_Overview.pdf Andrews, Eleanor, Heidi Mouillesseaux ‐ Kunzman and David Kay. Water and Sewer Infrastructure: Implementation of SGPIPA through the CWSRF and DWSRF, October 2014. NYS Water Resources Institute Report, See http://wri.eas.cornell.edu/Kay_2013_Final_SRFs_SGPIPA.pdf Mouillesseaux‐Kunzman, Heidi and David Kay. SGPIPA and Smart Growth in New York State: Overview, October 2014. NYS Water Resources Institute Report, See http://wri.eas.cornell.edu/Kay_2013_Final_CFA_SGPIPA.pdf Mouillesseaux‐Kunzman, Heidi and David Kay. Water and Sewer Infrastructure: Empire State Development, the Western New York Science & Technology Advanced Manufacturing Plant and NY’s Smart Growth Public Infrastructure Policy Act, October 2014. NYS Water Resources Institute Report, See http://wri.eas.cornell.edu/Kay_2013_Final_CFA_SGPIPA.pdf Kay, David, Zoe McAlear, and Russell Glynn. The Smart Growth Public Infrastructure Policy Act and New York Local Governments, October 2014, NYS Water Resources Institute Report. See http://wri.eas.cornell.edu/Kay_2013_Final_SGPIPA_Survey_Analysis.pdf CaRDI Staff. CCE Education on Polarizing Topics –Increasing Our Capacity to Create Clean Science Communication Environments October 7, 2014 Kay, David and Kirby Edmonds, Comprehensive Planning, John Forester Class on People, Politics and Planning in the City, CRP 2010, October 1, 2014. Kay, David. Looking Smart, CaRDI Community Development Institute: Water Resources Infrastructure – A Critical Piece of Community Development; panel on NYS and Smart Growth: Policy Triangulations, Coherence, Tensions, Honors Haven Resort, Ellenville NY, September 18, 2014 . October 1, 2014, Todd M. Schmit, Becca B.R. Jablonski, and David Kay. A Practitioner’s Guide to Conducting an Economic Impact Assessment of Regional Food Hubs using IMPLAN: a step-by-step approach, report for USDA, 2014. Kay, David and Rod Howe. Energy Efficiency, Conservation and Renewable Energy: Community Decision Making Processes, Tools and Resources, Energy Seminar Series (ECE/MAE & CHEME joint course), May 2, 2014 Kay, David, Robin Blakely Armitage, Rod Howe. Organize, host. The Tragedy of the Science Communications Commons, CaRDI Research Roundtable, Dan Kahan, April 30, 2014. Kay, David, Robin Blakely Armitage, Rod Howe. Organize, host. Democracy and the Science of Science Communication, CaRDI Research Roundtable, Dan Kahan, April 30, 2014. Todd M. Schmit, Becca B.R. Jablonski, and David Kay. A Practitioner’s Guide to Conducting an Economic Impact Assessment of Regional Food Hubs using IMPLAN: a step-by-step approach, report for USDA, 2014.

Geisler, Charles and David Kay, Carpe Terra, Among Equals: The Spirit Level Anniversary Edition, The Equality Trust, Spring 2014. Kay, David. Smart Growth: What does it means for water infrastructure and how is New York doing? Presentation, Water Resource Infrastructure: Assessment, Management and Planning, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences 6920, April 8,2014. Kay, David. High Volume Hydraulic Fracturing: aka Unconventional Oil and Gas Extraction, Natural Resources 4320, March 4, 2014. Anderson, Sharon, David Kay, Guillermo Metz, and Alan Zehnder. Community Energy: Research and Education to Spur Innovation, Campus County Connections Webinar, February 20, 2014. Kay, David. High Volume Hydraulic Fracturing: Aka Unconventional Oil and Gas Extraction, Saratoga Retirement Community, February 11, 2014. Kay, David. Comprehensive Planning, NYS, Class Presentation, guest lecture, Jenni Minna’s Concepts and Methods of Land Use Planning, 2:55 - 4:10, Feb. 4, 2014, West Sibley 101 Kay, David. Owning and Controlling the Underground, Presentation, 423 ILR Conference Center, ISS Contested Landscapes Theme Project Symposium, January 31, 2014. Kay, David. Liebe ehemalige Heidelberger und Heidelbergerinnen: German Jews return to Heidelberg from the Diaspora 2001, 2006, 2011, presentation to Kol Haverim, January 25, 2014, Lifelong, Ithaca. Schmit, T.M., B.B.R. Jablonski, and D. Kay. 2013. “Assessing the Economic Impacts of Regional Food Hubs: the Case of Regional Access.” Cornell University. September. <http://dx.doi.org/10.9752/MS145.09-2013> Kay, David. Natural Gas: Patterns, Presentation, Chenango County Cooperative Extension local government briefing, November 14, 2013. Vedachalam, Sridhar, David L Kay and Susan J Riha. Public Opinion on Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Issues, Research & Policy Brief Series 56, Department of Development Sociology, Cornell University, October 2013. Kay, David. Affordable housing within the context of comprehensive planning & community sustainability, Presentation, New York State Association for Affordable Housing (NYSFAH) Upstate Conference, October 16, 2013. David, Javier E. Is NY fracking a good idea? Look at Pennsylvania, quoted in CNBC story at http://www.cnbc.com/id/101081814 Sunday, 6 Oct 2013 Kay, David. Renewable Energy and Residential Property Values: What Do Researchers Conclude? Presentation New York State Assessor’s Association, Lake Placid Crowne Plaza, October 2, 2013. Kay, David and Rod Howe. Consensus Building and Informed Decision Making in a Political Environment. Presentation New York State Association of Counties, September 25, 2013.

Kay, David et al. Conference organization, Local and Regional Options for Energy Climate Change Resiliency, Vassar College, Poughkeepsie NY, September 13, 2013. Kay, David and George Frantz. Tour of Bradford County Hydraulic Fracturing Sites, September 28, 2013. Kay, David and Rod Howe, Energy Efficiency, Conservation, and Renewable Energy: Community Decision Making Processes, Tools and Resources, Presentation CaRDI Community Development Institute, July 17, 2013. Kay, David and Rod Howe. Effective Decision Making: Organizing Thoughts About Effective and Informed Decision-Making, Presentation CaRDI Community Development Institute, July 16, 2013. Kay, David and Suzanne Motheral. Building Skills for Public Interaction. Presentation, Cornell Municipal Clerk’s Institute, July 15, 2013. Larson, L. R., Lauber, T. B., & Kay, D. L. (2013). Factors influencing local government capacity to respond to environmental change: case studies in New York State. International Symposium on Society and Resource Management. Estes Park, CO: June 4-8, 2013. Howe, Rod and David Kay. Why Develop a Plan? Agricultural and Farmland Protection Planning Grant Workshop, NYS Soil and Water Conservation District Office, Auburn NY, May 14, 2013. Kay, David. Pathways to Transformative Change: A Long and Winding Road to a Low Carbon Future? Polson Institute for Global Development, An Engaged Conversation – with Liz Walker, Ecovillage, April 25, 2013. Kay, David. Invited guest, Community Conversation: The New Norm of Climate Change, WSKG Radio interview, http://www.wskg.org/episode/new-norm-climate-change April 23, 2013. Kay, David. Community Planning, Climate Change and Uncertainty in a Home Rule State, Panelist: Climate Impacts and Local Response, Climate Smart, Climate Ready Conference, Ithaca NY, April 20, 2013. Kay, David. CCE Webinar, Conflict Resolution in an Educational Context, Friday, 10-11 AM, April 19, 2013. Kay, David. Interview with Chris Remington, April 9, 2013. Differing views on fracking’s impact, PBS Need to Know, April 24, 2013. http://to.pbs.org/YVpUCc. Anderson, Sharon, David Kay and Rod Howe. Public Issues Education. Best Practices in Marcellus Shale Education conference, Ithaca NY, March 19, 2013. Kay, David. Community Economic Development, CRP 3090/5090, Community Economic Development: Tools, Institutions, and Place-based Strategies, March 4, 2013.

Kay, David. The Big Picture and Fiscal Considerations, panel on Shale Gas Drilling Natural Gas Development, NYS Association of Towns, February 19, 2013. Kay, David. Applying Human Dimensions Perspectives to Socio-Ecological Problems: The Case of High Volume Hydraulic Hydrofracturing, invited lecture, Cornell Natural Resources 4320, February 14, 2013. Kay, David (and Robin Blakeley, Susan Riha, Rick Geddes, Peter Fleischer). Organizer/Moderator, Upstate New York’s Crumbling Infrastructure: Is Smart Growth the Answer? , CaRDI Roundtable Luncheon, November 19, 2012. Kay, David and Sharon Anderson. Helping Communities Face Energy Options, Energy & Climate Change Initiative, 2012 CCE Agricultural and Food Systems In-Service, November 13, 2012. Kay, David. “Community and the Politics of Open Space”, invited lecture, Communication and the Environment, November 8, 2012 Kay, David and Rod Howe. The Challenges of Working with Communities on Energy Transition Issues, invited lecture, CRP 6890/Special Topics, Sibley 211, Planning for Energy Transitions, 2:30-4:30, November 6, 2012 Kay, David. Changing Roles in a Changing World Role: Addressing Big Issues, Cornell Cooperative Extension New Staff Orientation, October 17, 2012. Zezula, Tiffany, John Nolon, and David Kay. Land Use Leadership Alliance training workshops, October 15, Nov 5, December 5, 2012 . Kay, David. Creating Effective Community Dialog on Hydraulic Fracturing, Real Issues, Balanced Perspectives, Marcellus Summit, Penn Stater, State College PA, October 10-12, 2012. Kay, David. Shale gas issues, policy briefing with Québec, Canada’s Expert Committee delegation regarding their Strategic Environmental Assessment on shale gas, October 4, 2012 Kay, David. Natural Gas Valuation and Related Topics – “Facts” and Fracas, October 1 Panel: NYS Assessors Association Annual Meeting, Lake Placid New York, October 1, 2012. Kay, David. Educating in Contentious Times: Conflict, information, trust and Public Issues Education, Albany Law School conference on Municipal Law and Planning: A Local Perspective on Hydrofracking, September 28, 2012. Edmonds, Kirby and David Kay. Comprehensive Planning – A Practitioner’s Perspective, invited lecture, CRP 5130 Introduction to the History and Theory of Planning, September 19, 2012. Kay, David and Heidi Mouillesseaux-Kunzman. Building Consensus in a Political Environment. Training and workshop presentation at the Pelletier County Government Institute, Syracuse NY, NYS Association of Counties, September 12, 2012. Hall, Bobby, Heidi Mouillesseaux-Kunzman, David Kay, and Rod Howe. New York’s Regional Economic Development Councils, Research & Policy Brief Series 49, Cornell Department of Development Sociology, August 2012.

Kay, David. Energy Choices and the Long Conversation. Rural Futures Lab Blog, Rural Policy Research Institute, July 23, 2012. http://ruralfutureslab.blogspot.com/ Warner, Mildred and David Kay. Shared Municipal Services and Tax Caps. Presentation, Cornell Municipal Clerk’s Institute, July 11, 2012. Kay, David and Suzanne Motheral. Public Relations, Public Issues and Controversial Public Policy. Presentation, Cornell Municipal Clerk’s Institute, July 11, 2012. Kay, David and George Frantz. Municipal Planning and Managing Potential Impacts from Natural Gas Development, annual meeting New York Upstate Chapter, American Society of Landscape Architects, Binghamton NY, June 14, 2012. Kay, David, Darby Kiley and Kelly Cronin. Roadshow III: Municipal Planning and Managing Potential Impacts from Natural Gas Development, Practical Steps Local Governments Can Take, Webinar, 3-5 PM June 12, 2012. Kay, David. Energy Federalism: Who Decides? CaRDI Research & Policy Brief Series 48, Cornell Department of Development Sociology, June 2012. Kay, David. Energy Federalism. Prepared for Multi-State Marcellus Shale Research Conference panel on The Policy Environment, Moon Township, PA, May 30-31, 2012. Kay, David. Renewable Energy: Decisions for the Future, Hope Lake Lodge, Virgil NY, Eyes4Ward, Class of 2012 Leadership Cortland, May 10, 2012. Kay, David. Natural Gas Economic Impacts and Related Topics – “Facts” and Fracas, Borg Warner Room, Tompkins County Public Library, Local Funders Discussion sponsored by the Park Foundation, April 16 2012. Kay, David and Buck Moorhead. Collaborative Decision-Making for Controversial Projects and Land Use Planning. Training session for municipal board members, Tug Hill Commission Annual Regional Conference, Jefferson County Community College, March 29, 2012. Kay, David. Open Space Preservation and Conservation. Training session for municipal board members, The Keuka Lake Watershed Land Use Leadership Alliance (LULA) and The Keuka Watershed Improvement Cooperative (KWIC) Yates County Office Building Auditorium, March 26, 2012. Kay, David. A Summary of Economic Research Conducted in PA and NY – Knowns and Unknowns, Panel: Hot Gas Leasing Issues, 2012 NY Farm Show, February 24, 2012. Kay, David. A Summary of Economic Research Conducted in PA and NY – What have we Learned? Panel: Marcellus Shale Development in NYS - Implications for Agriculture and Landowners in NYS 2011 Agribusiness Economic Outlook Conference. December 13, 2011. Al George, Susan Christopherson, Kieran Donaghy, Deb Grantham, Rod Howe, Jeffrey Jacquet, Teresa Jordan, David Kay, Michael Moore, Linda Nozick, Susan Riha, Robert Ross, Richard Stedman and Jeff Tester. Energy Transitions: A Systems Approach Including Marcellus Shale

Gas Development: A Report. A Report of a Study Group Sponsored by The Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future Cornell University, August 2011. Kay, David and Suzanne Motheral. Building Skills for Public Interaction. Presentation, Cornell Municipal Clerk’s Institute, July 20, 2011. Frongillo, Dominic, Rod Howe and David Kay. Community and Energy webinar: Transitioning to a Clean Energy Economy Can Create Jobs, Boost Economic Development, and Improve a Community’s Vitality. Sponsored by CCE’s Energy and Climate Change Team, Community and Energy Program Work Team, and CaRDI, June 21, 2011 Kay, David. Economic implications of Marcellus Shale Development, Presentation at Marcellus Shale Multi-state Academic Research Conference, Altoona PA; moderator of session on research on economic issues, May 10-11, 2011 Kay, David. Invited work group session with NYSDAM Commissioner Aubertine on the Energy, Rural Development and Forestry Titles of the Farm Bill, NYS Fairgrounds, Syracuse NY, May 5, 2011. Kay, David. WSKG radio interview with Jacobs, Emma “Ithaca strives to reach critical mass of tech companies” posted online at http://innovationtrail.org/post/ithaca-strives-reach-critical-mass-tech-companies Kay, David and Tiffany Zezula. Land Use Leadership Alliance (LULA) Training Program: Supporting Informed and Collaborative Community Land Use Management Friday, April 15, 2011 1:00 – 2:00 pm ET Webinar, http://breeze.cce.cornell.edu/nercrdhighlights2011/ Kay, David and Dan Spitzer. Southern Tier Land Use Leadership Alliance Training, leadership course taught March 11, March 25, April 7 & 22, 2011 Kay, David. “Sharing services for natural resource protection – getting there” Featured speaker, Inter-municipal Shared Service Training: Municipal Actions for Land and Water Protection training, Yates County Auditorium, March 28, 2011. Kay, David. “Community and the Politics of Open Space”. Guest lecture in class: Communication and the Environment, Katherine McComas, professor. March 10, 2011. Kay, David and Danielle Hautaniemi. Radio show guest appearance, “All Things Equal”, Cayuga Radio Group, March 8, 2011. Kay, David. Presentation. “The potential for dense residential development in the Southwest Area, Presentation to the steering committee of TC Local, Tompkins County NY, March 5, 2011. Kay, David. Examining the Impact of New, Detached, Single Family Housing in Rural Communities, conference on The Loss of Open Space in Upstate New York – Does it Matter?, Ovid New York, January 20, 2011. Kay, David. 2010. The Economic Impact of Marcellus Shale Gas Drilling – What Have We Learned? What are the Limitations? Draft Working Paper Series: A Comprehensive Economic Impact Analysis of Natural Gas Extraction in the Marcellus Shale, December 2010.

Kay, David. CIA – An Interrogation: What is Cumulative Impact Assessment and Why Does it Matter?, CaRDI’s Future of Upstate New York Fall Seminar, November 19, 2010. Christopherson, Susan, Susan Riha, David Kay, Brian Rahm, Marcellus Shale Policy Briefing, Legislative Office Building, Albany NY, November 18, 2010. Kay, David. Land Use and Energy. CCE Inservice, Enhancing Your Energy Programming: Meeting Community Needs, November 15 - 16, 2010, Clarion Hotel, Ithaca, NY Kay David, Land Use Impacts Associated with Marcellus Development, October 13, 2010, Energy Transitions and the New York Landscape seminar, Boisvert, Richard N., Kay, David L. and Turvey, Calum G., Disasters, FMD and Food Security: Macroeconomic Responses to Large Scale Disruptions of U.S. Food Production (October 7, 2010). Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1689092 Kay, David. “How to Keep Your Comprehensive Plan Up to Date”, New York Planning Federation Annual Conference, Lake Placid NY, September 28, 2010. Kay, David, Rod Howe, Heidi Mousseilleux Kunzman. Cornell University’s Community and Regional Development Institute, Educational Programming for Local Government Officials LGET Webinar with Rod and Heidi September 9, 2010 Kay, David. What Rural New Yorkers Think about Local Taxes. Summer 2010 NYSAC News Magazine. (reprint; see http://www.nysac.org/Communications_and_Publications/Summer_2010_NNews.php) Kay, David and Dick Booth. Southern Tier Land Use Leadership Alliance Training, leadership course taught March 11, March 25, April 8 & 29, 2010. Kay, David. “How to Keep Your Comprehensive Plan Up to Date”, panel presentation, Association of Towns of the State of NY, February 15, 2010. Zezula, Tiffany, David Kay and Patty Salkin. “Providing Leadership on Pressing Planning and Land Use Regulatory Issues: The LULA Approach”, presentation, Association of Towns of the State of NY, February 15, 2010. Kay, David. Response to “Transit’s Dirty Little Secret: The Divergence of Public Policy and Transit Use by the Poor” by Brian D. Taylor, Kendra Breiland, and John Gahbauer. Presentation at Cornell Institute for Social Science workshop: Moving Out of Poverty: The Economic and Environmental Impacts of Programs Aimed at Mitigating Spatial Mismatch, February 11, 2010. Eberts, Paul R., Charles C. Geisler, and David L. Kay. “Land Use Planning and Regulation”, Chapter 2 in Eberts, Paul et al., Socioeconomic Trends, Planning, and Budgeting in Rural Counties, Towns and Small Cities of New York State, 2009 at http://devsoc.cals.cornell.edu/cals/devsoc/outreach/cardi/publications/resources/eberts.cfm Eberts, Paul R., Joe D. Francis, David L. Kay, and David J. Lieb. “Transportation”, Chapter 3 in Eberts, Paul et al., Socioeconomic Trends, Planning, and Budgeting in Rural Counties, Towns and Small Cities of New York State, 2009 at http://devsoc.cals.cornell.edu/cals/devsoc/outreach/cardi/publications/resources/eberts.cfm

Eberts, Paul R., and David L. Kay. “Rural Town and Central Place Budgets I: Expenditures for Current Operations, Public Enterprises and Debts”, Chapter 8 in Eberts, Paul et al., Socioeconomic Trends, Planning, and Budgeting in Rural Counties, Towns and Small Cities of New York State, 2009 at http://devsoc.cals.cornell.edu/cals/devsoc/outreach/cardi/publications/resources/eberts.cfm Howe, Rod and David Kay. Interview on “Natural Gas Development”, The Capitol Pressroom public radio program with Susan Arbetter, Capitol Correspondent, Central NY PBS/NPR, WCNY, November 12, 11:20 – 11:49am. Kay, David. “The Supplemental Generic Environmental Impact Statement on the Oil, Gas and Solution Mining Regulatory Program”, panelist at public meeting for the Tompkins County Council of Governments, Unitarian Church, Ithaca New York, November 5, 2009. Kay, David. “Rural New York”, panelist at conference on Revitalizing New York: Building a New Economy Through Sustainable Development, sponsored by Empire State Future and NYS Department of State, Schenectady New York, October 7, 2009. Kay, David L. and James E. Pratt. “Jobs, Good Paying Jobs, and Services”, presented at New Approaches and Results in Time Use Research, 31st International Association of Time Use Research Conference, Leuphana University, Lüneburg Germany, September 23-25, 2009. Pratt, James E. and David L. Kay. “Value to Whom? Short-run Valuation of Household Production Time from a National Perspective”, presented at New Approaches and Results in Time Use Research, 31st International Association of Time Use Research Conference, Leuphana University, Lüneburg Germany, September 23-25, 2009.

Kay, David. Comprehensive Planning in NYS: Perspectives from Planning Boards. Presentation, Planning & Zoning Summer School, Erie Community College, August 7, 2009. Chedzoy, Brett, Trisha Smrecak, Rob Ross and David Kay. Comprehensive Introduction To Marcellus Shale Natural Gas Development. Cornell Cooperative Extension Presentation, Montour Falls NY, August 5, 2009. Kay, David. LEED ND: From Pilot Program to Your Neighborhoods? Presentation, Planning & Zoning Summer School, Onondaga Community College, August 4, 2009. Forsyth, Ann, Esther Greenhouse, Nancy Wells, Lorraine Maxwell, Joseph Laquatra, David Kay, and Jennifer Tiffany. “Residential Environments for Older Americans and Their Sustainability: From the Room to the Region.” Working paper prepared for Aging and Environment Workshop, Cornell University, Cornell Center for Sustainable Future, in Ithaca NY, March 31, 2009. Kay, David and Suzanne Motheral. Public Relations, Public Issues & Controversial Public Policy. Presentation, Cornell Municipal Clerk’s Institute, July 22, 2009. Kay, David and Suzanne Motheral. Building Skills for Public Interaction. Presentation, Cornell Municipal Clerk’s Institute, July 22, 2009. Kay, David. Know Your Region: Detecting Regional Comparative Advantage. Presentation, Cornell Municipal Clerk’s Institute, July 21, 2009. Kay, David and James Pratt. Where are the jobs? Presentation at Sustaining Adirondack Communities: Grassroots Dialogue to Collective Action, Common Ground Alliance Annual Meeting, Mt. Sabattis Pavilion, Long Lake, NY July 15, 2009. Kay, David and Djahane Salehabadi. 2009. Economic Development in New York State: An Overview of the Project Development Process. Cardi Report, Development Sociology, Issue 9, June. Kay, David and James E. Pratt. 2009. Jobs, Good-Paying Jobs, and Services? Research & Policy Brief Series, Department of Development Sociology, Issue 29/May. Haight, David, John Brennan, Monika Roth, and David Kay. Agriculture and Farmland Protection in New York State. CaRDI Spring 2009 Sustainable Communities Webinar Series #5. May 26, 2009. Kay, David. 2009. “LULA – Leadership Training in Land Use and Community Conflict, Rural Connections, Western Rural Development Center, Vol. 3, Issue 2 (April), see http://wrdc.usu.edu/htm/newsletters Kay, David. “Status of DEC’s Supplemental Generic Environmental Impact Statement for Horizontal Drilling and High-Volume Hydraulic Fracturing” , An Introduction to Landowner Coalitions, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, April 7, 2009; webinar archive at gasleasing.cce.cornell.edu Kay, David. The Impact of Nonprofit Organizations on Regional Economies. Managing in Tough Times, Annual Conference, Institute for Human Services, Radisson Hotel, Corning NY March 18, 2009.

Kay, David. 2009. Do Comprehensive Plans Matter? Research & Policy Brief Series, Department of Development Sociology, Issue 27/March. Kay, David, Rod Howe and Marilyn Wyman. Engaging Constructively with Controversial Public Issues. CaRDI Spring 2009 Sustainable Communities Webinar Series #2. February 24, 2009. Kay, David. Comprehensive Planning in NYS: Perspectives from Planning Boards. Presentation, Association of Towns of the State of NY, February 17, 2009. Kay, David. Socioeconomic impacts of the natural gas industry – Can local government get ready? Presentation, Association of Towns of the State of NY, February 16, 2009. Howe, Rod and David Kay. 2009. Approaching Regional Cooperation through Education and Research, NYSAC News, New York State Association of Counties, Vol. 30(1), pp. 36-7. Kay, David and Jordan Suter. Binghamton, Rochester, and Albany: A Comparative Study of Housing Markets, Upstate Chapter American Planning Association Annual Meeting, October 9, 2008. Kay, David. LEED ND, Presentation, Upstate Chapter American Planning Association Annual Meeting, October 10, 2008. Kay, David, Charles Geisler and Nelson Bills. Residential Preferences: What's Terrorism Got to Do with It? Department of Development Sociology Encore Presentation, September 26, 2008. Kay, David and Sally Klingel. Building Consensus in a Political Environment. Training and workshop presentation at the Pelletier County Government Institute, Albany NY, September 20, 2007; Niagara Falls New York, September 25, 2008. Howe, Rod and David Kay. Gas Drilling in NYS: Riches or Ruin for Landowners and Communities?, Rural New York Minute, Issue 22 Cornell Community and Rural Development Institute, Department of Development Sociology, October 2008. Kay, David, John Nolon and Dick Booth. Keuka County Land Use Leadership Alliance Training, leadership course taught September 19, October 2, 16 & 31, 2008.

Kay, David, Charles Geisler and Nelson Bills. Residential Preferences: What's Terrorism Got to Do with It? Rural Sociological Society Annual Meeting, Manchester, New Hampshire, July 29, 2008. Cornell and USGS Team. Presentation on gas drilling in Marcellus Shale to Judith Enck, Deputy Secretary for the Environment, DEC Commissioner Grannis and staff from multiple DEC Divisions, State Capitol, Albany, September 4, 2008. Stedman, Richard C. and David L. Kay. 2008. Sense of Place: A framework for land use planning. Research & Policy Brief Series, Department of Development Sociology, Issue 20/August. Kay, David. 2008. Keuka Lake Land Use Leadership Alliance (LULA) training, eCALSconnect - Vol. 14-4/June. http://www.cals.cornell.edu/cals/public/comm/pubs/ecalsconnect/vol14-4/features/land-use-leadership.cfm Kay, David and Charles Geisler. Comprehensive planning in comparative perspective, paper presented at workshop: Logics and Strategies for Comparative International Research on Rural Change in North America and Europe, Cornell University, Ithaca NY, June 10-13, 2008 Gillespie, Gilbert W. Jr., Duncan L. Hilchey, David L. Kay, and R. David Smith. 2008. The Impact of Agriculture: It’s More Than Economic (Part II), Cornell University, New York Minute, Issue 17/May. Cornell Community and Rural Development Institute, Department of Development Sociology. Hilchey, Duncan L., Gilbert W. Gillespie Jr., David L. Kay, and R. David Smith. 2008. The Impact of Agriculture: It’s More Than Economic (Part I), Cornell University, New York Minute, Issue 16/ April. Cornell Community and Rural Development Institute, Department of Development Sociology. Kay, David. NY Planning Boards: Training & Comprehensive Planning, 2007 Preliminary Survey Results, presented at the Association of Towns of NYS annual meeting, February 18, 2008. Sean Nolon and David Kay, Keuka County Land Use Leadership Alliance Training, leadership course taught January 11 & 25, February 8 & 29, 2008. Bills, Nelson, David Kay and Gregory Poe. 2008. “Agriculture and the Environment: Trends in New York Agriculture and Highlights on the Role of Equine in Rural Land Use”, Chapter 9, New York Economic Handbook 2008, Cornell Department of Applied Economics and Management, Ithaca NY, http://aem.cornell.edu/outreach/publications.htm Suter, Jordan F., Gregory L. Poe, Nelson L. Bills and David L. Kay, 2008. “Implicit Prices for Open Space in Urban, Suburban, and Rural Areas”, selected paper, ASSA meetings Jan. 4 2008, New Orleans. Kay, David and Greg Alward. 2007. Input-Output Analysis: A Tool for Modeling the Economic Impacts of Regional Biomass Feedstock Production, presentation at Northeast Sun Grant Regional Feedstock Summit, Cornell University, November 13, 2007.

Kay, David, Guy Krogh and Ed Marx. 2007. Planning Without Zoning? Questions and Answers for Rural Towns, presentation to Town of Caroline Planning and Town Board, November 6, 2007. Kay, David. 2007. Community Conflict Over Land Development: A Walmart Case Study, presentation to Sustainable Tioga, Owego New York, November 1, 2007. Kay, David. 2007. Do Residential Preferences Foster Sprawl in Upstate New York, New York Minute, Issue 11 Cornell Community and Rural Development Institute, Department of Development Sociology, November 2007. Kay, David and Jim Pratt. The Role of Services in Economic Development, Regional Science Seminar, Department of City and Regional Planning, Cornell University, October 17, 2007. Kay, David. Municipal and Regional Planning for Agriculture, panel organizer and facilitator, Local Foods and Agriculture Development In-service, CaRDI, ILR Conference Center, CU Campus, October 10, 2007. Geisler, Charles and David Kay. 2007. Land Use Planning and Security in Terrains of Terror, presented at the Conference on the Science and Education of Land Use: A Transatlantic, Multidisciplinary and Comparative approach, at the Westin Washington, DC City Center, The Northeast Regional Center for Rural Development, September 24-26, 2007. Kay, David. 2007. Heats and Animosities: What Rural New Yorkers Think about Local Taxes and Services, Research & Policy Brief Series, Department of Development Sociology, Issue 8/August. Kay, David, Suzanne Motheral. 2007. Converging Worlds: The State of Farm-Neighbor Relations in NYS, Issue 4, Cornell Community and Rural Development Institute, Research & Policy Brief Series, Department of Development Sociology, Issue 4/April. Boisvert, Richard N. David Kay, and Calum Turvey. 2007. Agro-terrorism Risks in the Mid-Atlantic Region: Economic Implications, presented at: Marketing Policy Conference, “Bio-terrorism and Natural Disasters: Market and Policy Responses”, Washington, DC, March 22-23, 2007, Organizers: Food and Agricultural Marketing Policy Section (FAMPS) & NC-1016. Kay, David and Nelson Bills. 2007. What are the Plans of Owners of Idle Agricultural Land in NYS? Rural New York Minute, Issue 3 Cornell Community and Rural Development Institute, Department of Development Sociology, March 2007. Kay, David, Duncan Hilchey, Martin Shields. 2007. The Economic Impact of the Grape Juice and Winery Sectors of the Lake Erie Concord Grape Belt (of Chautauqua County, New York and Erie County, Pennsylvania) Report submitted to the Lake Erie Concord Grape Belt Heritage Association, Westfield, NY. March, 2007. Kay, David. 2007. Community and the Politics of Open Space, class presentation, Communications 456, Dr. McComas, Cornell, February 20, 2007. Kay, David, Chuck Geisler, & Nelson Bills. 2007. Terrorism & Residential Location Preferences in New York State, Research & Policy Brief Series, Issue 1, Cornell Community and Rural Development Institute, Department of Development Sociology, January 2007.

Kay, David. Organizer, moderator and presenter for seven session track on Healthy Farm Neighbor Relations (Trends in Rural New York - Implications for Farm Neighbor Relations; NYS Law and Farm Neighbor Relations - Lessons for Direct Marketers; Agriculture and Rural Conflict - Canada's Lessons for Direct Marketers; Community Planning for Agriculture in NY; What Farmers Can Do to Promote Healthy Farm Neighbor Relations; Conflict Happens [role play simulation/discussion]; What Farmers Can Do When Conflict Happens), at NYS Direct Marketing Conference, Owego New York, January 19, 2007. Kay, David and Nelson Bills. Owners’ Perspectives on the Status and Future of Undeveloped Land in NYS, Presented at the Agricultural and Food Systems Inservice, Ithaca NY, Cornell University, November 9, 2006. Pendall, Rolf, Joe Laquatra, David L. Kay, Nelson Bills, Jordan Souter, and Margaret Cowell. Rural Sprawl in Upstate NY: Observations on Residential Development and Housing Prices, presentation at New York Upstate Chapter American Planning Association Annual Meeting, September 2006. Suter, Jordan F., Nelson L. Bills, David L. Kay and Gregory L. Poe. Assessing the Impact of Open Space on Residential Property Values in Urban, Suburban and Rural Areas: a Hedonic Pricing Study of Upstate New York, Department of Applied Economics and Management, Cornell University, Presented at the Northeastern Agricultural and Resource Economics Association Meetings NAREA conference on Monday, June 12, 2006 Kay, David. Planner and/or Presenter of Training Workshop Series: Understanding and Working with Conflict Training (April 4, 2006), Building Collaborative Teams Training (May 9-10, 2006), and Advanced Facilitation training (September 14, 2006), each sponsored with Cornell Small Farms Program, CaRDI, Cornell Food and Agriculture Program, Syracuse NY. Kay, David, Charles Geisler, and Nelson Bills. Terrorism and Residential Preferences: Evidence in New York State. WP 2006-01. Department of Applied Economics and Management, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York . January 2006. http://aem.cornell.edu/research/researchpdf/wp0601.pdf Kay, David. When Worlds Collide: Resolving Farm-Neighbor Conflicts, Presentation at New York State Association of Towns, February 21, 2006. Kay, David. When Worlds Collide: Responding to Conflict in Farm-Neighbor Relations, presentation at Long Island Agricultural Forum, January 20, 2006. Cotrainer and planner, Environmental Resource Team Program Training Sessions, cosponsored by Northeast Dairy Producer's Association, three locations in upstate New York, Summer 2005. Kay, David, Suzanne Motheral, and Maralyn Edid. Resolving Farm-Neighbor Conflicts: Research Results and Training Partnerships, Cardi Seminar Series (distance learning), Cornell University, March 2, 2005 Bills, Nelson, Charles Geisler, Al Sokolow and David Kay. Conservation Easements as Encumbered Ownership: Issues at Hand. Rural Development Paper No. 25 The Northeast

Regional Center for Rural Development, The Pennsylvania State University, December 2004. http://www.cas.nercrd.psu.edu/Publications/RDPAPERS/rdp25.pdf Pratt, James E. and David L. Kay. Beyond Looking Backward: Nonbasic Industries and the Hypothetical Extraction Method. Prepared for North East Regional Science Association Annual Meeting, Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York, November 19 and 20, 2004. Kay, David. Farmland Preservation and The Public: Perspectives On A Relationship, presentation at 5th Annual Rural and Urban Neighbors Banquet, Erie County Cooperative Extension and Soil and Water Conservation District. November 18, 2004. Kay, David. Sprawl and Smart Growth: Implications for Diversity and Rural Gentrification, Strength of Diversity Conference, Cornell Cooperative Extension/CaRDI, Windham Hotel Syracuse, Wednesday November 10, 2004. Kay, David. Agriculture and Conflict: Its Nature and Incidence. Agricultural and Farmland Protection Inservice, Cornell University, October 13-14, 2004. Connelly, Nancy A. Tommy L. Brown, and David L. Kay. Recreational Boating Expenditures in 2003 in New York State and Their Economic Impacts. Cornell University Departmetn of Natural Resources. Sea Grant New York. NYSGI-S-04-001. September 2004. http://www.seagrant.sunysb.edu/CoastalGeo/BoatingReport-FINAL.pdf Doane, James, Bernie Neenan and Kim Butkins, Richard Boisvert , David Kay, Ed Smyth and Stacia Okura. Macroeconomic Impact Analysis of the New York Energy $martSM Program: An analysis of short-term and longer-term impacts. Submitted to New York State Energy Research and Development Authority under Agreement No: 7822, August 2004. Kay, David and Joe Francis, “The Fiscal Condition of New York’s Cities: Trends and Structural Influences”, presentation at the Southern Regional Science Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, March 11, 2004. Kay, David, “A NYS Partnership to Manage Community Agricultural and Land Use Conflicts”, presentation at Agriculture & Food Systems Inservice Educator Training, Lansing New York, November 12, 2003. Kay, David, Maralyn Edid, Judith A. Saul, and Lee Telega. Farms, Communities, and Collaboration: A Guide to Resolving Farm-Neighbor Conflict. Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education program of United States Department of Agriculture. Grant No. ENE-99-50. September 2003. Francis, Joe and David Kay, “Structural Conditions of Local Government Fiscal Stress”, presentation at Northeast Regional Science Association Meeting, Binghamton University, November 7, 2003. Pratt, Jim and David Kay, “The Relative Importance of Service Sectors in New York State’s Economy”, presentation at Northeast Regional Science Association Meeting, Binghamton University, November 7, 2003. Kay, David, “Preliminary Results from a 2002 Survey of New York’s Planning and Zoning Board Chairpersons: Levels of Support for Training Requirements for Board Members”, News

and Views - Local Government Newsletter, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oneida County, 2003. Stoney, Louise, Mildred Warner, David Kay, James Pratt, Thor Snilsberg. “Investing in the Child Care Industry: An Economic Development Strategy for Kansas”, Mid America Regional Council, www.marc.org/mccc, March 2003. Kay, David. “New York Planning and Zoning Boards: Preliminary Survey Results”, presentation at 2003 NYS Association of Towns, New York City, February 17, 2003. Kay, David. “New York Planning and Zoning Boards: 2002 Survey Summary of Board Composition, Practices, Structures, and Training Needs”, 2003. Kay, David. “What is a GIS and What Does it Do?”, “What do New Yorkers Think about Growth and Development?”, and “Economic Multipliers and Local Economic Impact Analysis” Contributions to Cardi’s online Community Development Toolbox, http://www.cdtoolbox.net/, 2002. Kay, David. “Community Participation in Landscape Management in the United States”, in Selman, Paul, An Identification and Assessment of Models of How Communities Outside the United Kingdom Participate in Management of Their Landscapes: Final Report to the Countryside Agency, Countryside and Community Research Unit, University of Gloustershire UK, July 2002. Bills, Nelson and David Kay. Health Care and Genesee County, New York: Economic Implications of Reduced Hospital Services. Staff Paper SP 2--2002, Cornell University, Department of Applied Economics and Management, February 2002. Francis, Joe D., David Kay, and Ragendra de Sousa. Tax Burden, Fiscal Stress and Local Service Delivery. Paper presented at the NYSNER Conference, Rockefeller Institute of Government, Albany, Dec 5, 2001. Francis, Joe D., David Kay, and Ragendra de Sousa. “Economic Impacts of Federal Economic Development Funds: Tracking the Canal Corridor Initiative”, in The Canal Corridor Initiative: Assessing its Economic Impact, Community Development Reports, Research Briefs and Case Studies, Community and Rural Development Institute, Vol. 9, #1, Fall 2001. http://www.cardi.cornell.edu/research_briefs/pdf/CDR9-1.pdf Schafft, Kai A., John Barney, Robin Kreider and David Kay. 2001. “Local Economic Development and Poverty Alleviation: Assessing HUD’s CCI” from Benefits and Burdens of Diverse Asset-Building Approaches:Development Strategies in New York's Canal Corridor Communities, http://www.cardi.cornell.edu/external/canal/schafft.PDF Barney, John and David Kay. “Visions Of Local Sustainability: From Farm And Forest To Downtown Redevelopment”, Community Sustainability Project of the Center for Religion, Ethics, and Social Policy (CRESP), Cornell University, presentation October 10, 2001.

Francis, Joe, David Kay, and Ragendra de Souza, Assessing Differential Impacts of Targeted Investments of Public Funds on Economic Growth in Rural vs. Urban Areas. Paper presented at USDA Multi-State Hatch Grant NE-162 meeting, Austin Texas, April 5, 2001.

Kay, David. “Growth and Development in New York State”, Planning News, New York Planning Federation, Albany New York, Spring 2001. Kay, David, J. Francis, R. De Souza, Economic Development in the Canal Corridor: Trends, Perceptions, Concerns. Paper presented at the NYSNER Conference, Rockefeller Institute of Government, Albany, Dec 6, 2000. Kay, David, T. Robertson, The “Constructive Work” of Public Issues Education: Community Issues, Public Controversy, and Cooperative Extension, Submitted to Cornell University Community and Rural Development Institute, March 2001. Morton, LW, N. Bills, and D. Kay, “Boosting Local Economies Through Health Care”, Community Development Reports, Community and Rural Development Institute, Cornell University, Ithaca, Vol. 7, #1, Winter 2000. See http://www.cardi.cornell.edu/objects/research_briefs/index.cfm Bills, Nelson and D. Kay, Phase I and II Final Report: Review Town of Newstead Open Space and Land Preservation Proposed Ordinance. Submitted to Town of Newstead, Erie County New York, November 1999. Regenstein, Joe, D. Kay, P. Turci, T. Outerbridge, Small to Medium Scale Composting of Food Wastes in New York City, Final Report submitted to NYSDED, ORMD August 1999. http://www.clgp.aem.cornell.edu/publications.htm Bills, Nelson and David Kay, Audit of Public Policies Affecting the Competition for Land: Northeast Case Studies. Report Submitted to the American Farmland Trust, Washington, DC, June 1998. Kay, David, Long Islanders and the Environment of the South Shore: A Survey of Public Opinion, Final Report. submitted to the NY Department of State. October 1998. See http://www.clgp.aem.cornell.edu/publications.htm Kay, David, Long Islanders and the Environment of the South Shore: A Survey of Public Opinion, Executive Report. Prepared for the NY Department of State. June 1998. See http://www.clgp.aem.cornell.edu/publications.htm Kay, David, Report on the Economic Impact of Steuben Arc on the Steuben County Economy, Community and Economic Development Series: No. 4, Cornell Local Government Program, August 1997. Kay, David, Municipal Best Practices in Code Enforcement: A Focus on the Fire Department Role. Management and Finance Report Series: No. 4, The Cornell Local Government Program, Ithaca, NY, April, 1997. See http://www.clgp.aem.cornell.edu/publications.htm Kay, David, Community and the Politics of Open Space. June 1996. See http://www.clgp.aem.cornell.edu/publications.htm Allee, David J., Michael Hattery and David Kay, A Policy Study of the New York Real Property Gains Tax, submitted to International Council of Shopping Centers, The New York Association of Realtors, and the New York Main Street Alliance, April 1996.

Kay, David L. and Ingunn Sachs. Energy and Municipal Yard Waste Management, Community and Environmental Management Series, No. 2, Cornell Local Government Program, March 1996. Kay, David L, Yard Waste Management in New York State: Case Studies and the Economics of Composting, Community and Environmental Management Series, No. 1, Cornell Local Government Program, March 1996. Kay, David, The RAI Student Intern Strategy: University Resources Meet Local Needs, The Rural Alliances Initiative: A Leaflet Series. The Cornell Local Government Program, Ithaca, NY. 1996 Hattery, Michael and David Kay, Case Study Report: Suggested Cases of Highway Cooperation and Consolidation for Further Study. A report prepared for the New York State Department of Transportation, November 9, 1995. Kay, David and Duane Wilcox, Seneca County’s Local Governments: Opportunities for Intergovernmental Cooperation, Needs for Educational and Technical Assistance. Community and Economic Development Series, No. 2, The Cornell Local Government Program, Ithaca, NY, August 1995. Hattery, Mike, David Kay and Duane Wilcox, Local Government Assistance Project, Final Report, The Cornell Local Government Program, Ithaca, NY, June 1995. Brown, Tommy L., David J. Allee, David L. Kay, Robert N. Koch, and Richard D. Pinkham. An Economic Analysis of the Proposed St. Lawrence Valley Natural Wildlife Refuge. Final Report submitted to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 1993. Kay, David and Ken Cobb, Turning Over An Old Leaf: Municipal Yard Waste Composting, the 20% Solution. Cornell Cooperative Extension, 7 min, 1992, 1/2 VHS, Video. Kay, David and Ken Cobb, Recycling Yard Waste: A Tour of Community Programs. ISBN 1-57753-126-4, Cornell Cooperative Extension, 35 minutes 1991, 1/2 VHS, Video. Hattery, Mike, David Kay and Carla Shafer, Cattaraugus County Business Retention and Expansion Program Interim Report. The Cornell Local Government Program, Ithaca, NY, July 1991. Kay, David L., David J. Allee and Tommy Brown, “Is Atlantic Salmon Restoration Worth It?” in Present and Future Atlantic Salmon Management, Richard Stroud, ed., the National Coalition for Marine Conservation, Inc., Savannah Georgia, 1988. Kay, David L, Wood Energy in the Northeast: Issues, Policies, Political Structure. Northeastern Regional Experiment Station Bulletin, Cornell Local Government Program Staff Paper, 1986. Kay, David L, State Forest and Energy Planning and Policy in the Northeast: Wood Energy's Place. Northeastern Regional Experiment Station Bulletin, Cornell Local Government Program Staff Paper, 1986. Kay, David L, The Adirondack Land Market: The Land, Its Value, Its Buyers (1968-1983, A.E. Res. 85-18. Department of Agricultural Economics, Cornell University, December 1985.

Geisler, Charles C. et. al., Adirondack Landowners Survey. Rural Sociology Bulletin No. 145. Cornell University, April 1985.