Regional Plan Association
Maulin Mehta, AICP has a diverse work experience in various organizations. Maulin started their career at Solix, Inc in 2005 as an Associate Manager and worked there until 2009. Maulin then joined Housing and Neighborhood Development Services, Inc as a Project Manager from 2011 to 2014. Following that, they worked at the NYC Department of Parks & Recreation as a City Planner II from 2014 to 2016. Maulin then joined Hester Street Collaborative as a Project Manager from 2016 to 2018. Currently, they are employed at the Regional Plan Association, where they started in 2018 as a Senior Associate and currently holds the position of New York Director, starting in July 2021.
Maulin Mehta, AICP completed their education with a Master of Urban Planning degree from New York University between 2008 and 2010. Prior to that, they obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Economics from Rutgers University, where they studied from 2000 to 2005.
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Regional Plan Association is an independent, non-profit civic organization that develops and promotes ideas to improve the economic health, environmental resiliency, and quality of life of the New York metropolitan area. We conduct research on transportation, land use, housing, good governance, and the environment, and advise cities, communities, and public agencies. Some of the region’s most significant public works, economic development and open space projects have their roots in RPA ideas and initiatives, from the location of the George Washington Bridge to the revitalization of downtown Brooklyn, Stamford, and Newark to the preservation of open space and development of parks in the Palisades, Governors Island and Gateway National Recreation Area. RPA has pursued these goals by conducting independent research, planning, advocacy and vigorous public-engagement efforts. Every year, leaders and professionals from government, business, and civic groups debate the region’s most pressing challenges at RPA’s spring conference, the Assembly. A cornerstone of our work is the development of long-range plans and policies to guide the region’s growth. Since the 1920s, RPA has produced four landmark plans for the region. The most recent was released in November 2017.