David A. Pike

Instructor, Business Administration, University of Illinois, 1981-1983. Opinion Author: (Special Kentucky Supreme Court Justice) "Beale v. Faultless Hardware," Ky. 837 S.W. 2d 893, Kentucky, 1992. Bullitt County Chamber of Commerce: President, 1989-1991; Bullitt County Economic Development Authority: Elected Chairman, 1993-1997. Member and Secretary, Kentucky Chapter of the American Planning Association ("K.A.P.A.") Task Force for Statutory Reform, 1999-2000. Member, K.A.P.A. Finance Committee, 2001-2003. Board of Directors, Alaska Geographic Association, 2005—. Board of Directors, National Wildlife Refuge Association, 2010-2012. Member, Alaska Dog Mushers Association, Inc., National Parks Conservation Association, Trumpeter Swan Society. Life Member, Friends of Alaska National Wildlife Refuges and Iditarod Trail Committee. Recipient: K.A.P.A. Chapter Award for Outstanding Service to Planning, 2000; Special Appreciation Award, K.A.P.A., Assistance to K.A.P.A. in passage of HB55 (mandatory continuing planning education), 2001; first Above and Beyond Award for Educator of the Year, Kentucky League of Cities, 2004. Recipient, Dean's Service Award, University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law for innovative efforts to enhance diversity in the practice of law, 2010. Sponsor, University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law Black Law Students Association, 2009-2012. Completed five courses on radio frequency engineering at the University of Wisconsin College of Engineering, 2000-2001. Speaker and Course Materials Author for more than 450 continuing education seminar programs on planning and zoning topics over prior nine years for Kentucky League of Cities, Kentucky Association of Counties, K.A.P.A., area development districts and localities in Alaska, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio and Tennessee. Author: Kentucky League of Cities Officials Handbook, Planning and Zoning Section, 2005-2025. Selected as one of first seven Inductees to the Bullitt Central High School Hall of Fame from among over 15,000 graduates, 2012. Author: "House Bill 72 - The New Era of Appeal Bonds in Land use Litigation," Kentucky Bar Association Bench & Bar Magazine, July/August 2017.