Lexie Schrader, AICP Candidate, CNU-A
Planner
About Lexie
With a background in municipal planning, Lexie has worked on a diverse range of projects, including development code amendments, community engagement initiatives, historic preservation cases, and large industrial developments. She has successfully managed projects of varying complexities, guiding them from the brainstorming phase to implementation, all while balancing the needs of multiple stakeholders.
Lexie has significant experience in public speaking and presentations, conducting research, analyzing data, drafting codes and ordinances, and preparing clear and communicative maps, graphics, and reports. She is able to manage multiple tasks and meet tight deadlines while delivering work that is accurate and well-informed.
Location
Contact
214.430.4450 ext. 206
American Institute of Certified Planners
Candidate
Congress for the New Urbanism
Accredited
Registrations
American Planning Association (APA)
Congress for the New Urbanism
Professional Affiliations
Arranger
Input
Responsibility
Restorative
Learner
CliftonStrengths
University of Colorado – Boulder
BEnvd Bachelors of Environmental Design
Education
Q&A with Lexie
What do you do outside of work?
I enjoy collecting various hobbies, but my staple activities are crocheting, reading, watching documentaries and tending to my house plants. Otherwise, I love exploring new coffee spots and catching live music with friends. I am a concert junkie and always look forward to seeing my favorite artists.
Favorite podcasts?
I tend to lean more towards audiobooks, but I enjoy podcasts like Against the Odds.
Music you put on while you’re working?
I like to let my liked songs on Spotify guide the way - my favorites primarily consist of R&B, metal, pop, reggaeton, and rap so I never know what I’m getting!
One book (or more, if you must) you'd recommend that you've read in the last 2 years?
The Color of Law by Richard Rothstein.
Favorite childhood breakfast cereal?
Lucky Charms - with the most marshmallows possible! My sweet tooth (and love for extra marshmallows) persists to this day.