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The document discusses the charrette process for community planning projects in Angus Council. A charrette typically involves a 2-6 week process with technical workshops, public events, and team working sessions to develop a vision and plan. It discusses two specific charrettes - one for tying a new community building into the harbor in Girvan to address flooding issues, and another focused on flood protection in Dumfries. The planning context section notes relevant background documents and the opportunity to shape the local development plan through charrettes. In conclusion, charrettes are described as time, money and resource efficient processes that bring together skills, increase understanding, de-mystify design, foster shared ownership and set up bodies to take projects forward
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Matt Lindley has over 25 years of experience in planning, design, development, stakeholder management, and local government. He has worked as a sole practitioner, for a major property developer, and in local government. Lindley has extensive experience managing complex development projects, negotiating approvals, and leading multidisciplinary teams. He has a proven track record of success in both the private and public sectors.
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‘Country is the places from which Ancestors originated and still exist within as life forces. Country cannot be owned or tamed, as Country is also a relationship that must be honoured and nurtured’ (Hromek, 2020).
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Lived experiences, corporeal activities and engaging the senses is a way of approaching Country (O’Brien, 2011). Where possible, Coastal Country should be interpreted and discussed in the field with First Peoples. ‘It is the right of Knowledge Holders to hear and read Country, and it is not appropriate for others to do so unless given the appropriate training, guidance and authority by Custodians’ (Hromek, 2020).
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References:
Hromek, D 2020, Aboriginal Cultural Values: An Approach for Engaging with Country, Department of Planning, Industry and Environment.
O’Brien, K 2011, In Pursuit of an Architecture of Realism, Monument 101 (March), pp. 35-36.
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