The document discusses public policy planning and financing. It describes how planning boards and county boards meet to create master plans for infrastructure and both short and long term goals. These plans consider priorities and resources and are financed through property taxes, sales taxes, business licenses, user fees, and bonds.

1. Public Policy
-Public Policy
-response of the government to an
issue
-Sources of Ideas
-Planning Boards
-Zoning Boards-- Local group of
officials who make determinations
about what types of buildings and
the uses of buildings that are
allowed in certain areas

2. Public Planning
-County Boards and Planning Boards
meet to make plans
have public hearings
Master Plans
-Infrastructure
-Short Term Plans
-Long Term Plans
-Priorities and Resources

3. Public Planning
-County Boards and Planning Boards
meet to make plans
have public hearings
Master Plans
-Infrastructure
-Short Term Plans
-Long Term Plans
-Priorities and Resources

4. Financing Public Policy
-Property Taxes
-Local Sales Tax
-Business licenses
-User fees-- Type of charge that
someone who actually uses a
service is charged----water fees
for example
-Bonds

5. Education
Problems:
Solutions:

6. Housing
Problems:
Solutions:

7. Crime
Problems:
Solutions:

8. Environment
Problems:
Solutions:

9. Air, Water, Waste
Problems:
Solutions:

10. Air, Water, Waste
Problems:
Solutions:

11. Land Use
Problems:
Solutions: