This presentation was shared with Westlake City Council on February 7, 2022.
For more information, please visit https://www.countyplanning.us/projects/center-ridge-corridor-master-plan/
This slideshow was presented the Broadview Heights City Council on May 24, 2021. For more information, please visit https://www.countyplanning.us/projects/broadview-heights-master-plan/
Sustainable Social and Economic Development Ideas For Business Investment, Re...Willy Prilles
Presentation of the University of British Columbia (UBC) Investment Promotion Group on June 6, 2007 at the Bicol Science and Technology Centrum, Naga City, in conjunction with their Naga Planning Studio Course.
Presentation on the Quality of Life Plan and how those who live, work, and/or worship in the Near Eastside can add items to the plan. Includes updates on work of the Near Eastside Community Builder.
This presentation was shared with Westlake City Council on February 7, 2022.
For more information, please visit https://www.countyplanning.us/projects/center-ridge-corridor-master-plan/
This slideshow was presented the Broadview Heights City Council on May 24, 2021. For more information, please visit https://www.countyplanning.us/projects/broadview-heights-master-plan/
Sustainable Social and Economic Development Ideas For Business Investment, Re...Willy Prilles
Presentation of the University of British Columbia (UBC) Investment Promotion Group on June 6, 2007 at the Bicol Science and Technology Centrum, Naga City, in conjunction with their Naga Planning Studio Course.
Presentation on the Quality of Life Plan and how those who live, work, and/or worship in the Near Eastside can add items to the plan. Includes updates on work of the Near Eastside Community Builder.
Teeny Tiny Summit - Reslience - Opasatika Community Hub - October 28, 2020Carolyn Puterbough
Teeny Tiny Summit - Webinar on the topic of Resilience. This slide deck includes the Opasatika Community Hub presentation by Alain Robichaud. This webinar was shared on October 28, 2020 as part of a series of three webinars sharing economic development and community development tactics for small rural communities in Ontario called the Teeny Tiny Summit.
In January 2012 Women Rising submitted an application to the New Jersey Chapter of the American Planning Association (APA-NJ) for pro bono support to update its community plan. Their plan had been written in 2005/2006. The application was made to APA-NJ’s Community Planning Assistance Program (CPAP), which provides pro bono planning support to municipalities and community groups. Recipients are selected through a process that begins with a formal request for proposals. Submitted proposals are then evaluated and two to three projects are selected each year. Women Rising’s proposal was one of three projects selected for 2012.
English Avenue Neighborhood Association Visioning SessionJBHackk
The goal of the visioning exercise is to create an updated vision in specific areas of the neighborhood where residents can affect and direct change taking into consideration any recommendations from previous plans if applicable. The Land Use & Development Committee of English Avenue Neighborhood Association (EANA) worked on creating preliminary focus areas for the meeting with an understanding that focusing efforts/resources would allow for change that is tangible and catalytic. The focus areas are primarily residential and internal to the neighborhood. The primary goal of the visioning process is to start the conversation on assets within those areas, problem areas that need to be addressed, and proposed positive changes that can occur.
Critical Issues Plaguing Bangalore: B.PAC’s letter to the Karnataka CMKiran Shaw
This letter was sent by B.PAC to the Chief Minister of Karnataka, Shri K. Siddaramaiah on June 21st, 2014. This serves as a follow up on our several memoranda for the improvement of quality of life of citizens of Bangalore City.
Teeny Tiny Summit - Reslience - Opasatika Community Hub - October 28, 2020Carolyn Puterbough
Teeny Tiny Summit - Webinar on the topic of Resilience. This slide deck includes the Opasatika Community Hub presentation by Alain Robichaud. This webinar was shared on October 28, 2020 as part of a series of three webinars sharing economic development and community development tactics for small rural communities in Ontario called the Teeny Tiny Summit.
In January 2012 Women Rising submitted an application to the New Jersey Chapter of the American Planning Association (APA-NJ) for pro bono support to update its community plan. Their plan had been written in 2005/2006. The application was made to APA-NJ’s Community Planning Assistance Program (CPAP), which provides pro bono planning support to municipalities and community groups. Recipients are selected through a process that begins with a formal request for proposals. Submitted proposals are then evaluated and two to three projects are selected each year. Women Rising’s proposal was one of three projects selected for 2012.
English Avenue Neighborhood Association Visioning SessionJBHackk
The goal of the visioning exercise is to create an updated vision in specific areas of the neighborhood where residents can affect and direct change taking into consideration any recommendations from previous plans if applicable. The Land Use & Development Committee of English Avenue Neighborhood Association (EANA) worked on creating preliminary focus areas for the meeting with an understanding that focusing efforts/resources would allow for change that is tangible and catalytic. The focus areas are primarily residential and internal to the neighborhood. The primary goal of the visioning process is to start the conversation on assets within those areas, problem areas that need to be addressed, and proposed positive changes that can occur.
Critical Issues Plaguing Bangalore: B.PAC’s letter to the Karnataka CMKiran Shaw
This letter was sent by B.PAC to the Chief Minister of Karnataka, Shri K. Siddaramaiah on June 21st, 2014. This serves as a follow up on our several memoranda for the improvement of quality of life of citizens of Bangalore City.
KKKH4284 URBAN PLANNING OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
TASK 5 : LOCAL AGENDA
LECTURERS :
PROF. IR. DR. RIZA ATIQ ABDULLAH O.K. RAHMAT
DR NAZRI BORHAN
DR NORLIZA MOHD AKHIR
ECOS: A Sustainable Future for Chittenden CountyRPO America
During the 2017 National Regional Transportation Conference, Charlie Baker discussed the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission's work. The organization created ECOS, a regional plan linking together transportation, economic development, and more.
Focused Forward: Growing Economic VitalityRPO America
During the National Regional Transportation Conference, Kelly Hitchcock shared Central Virginia's approach to transportation and economic development planning and implementation.
Mega Cebu: Platform for Smart, Inclusive and Sustainable City RegionMega Cebu
This was delivered by Ms. Evelyn Nacario-Castro, RAFI EADSC executive director, last April 15 as part of celebrating Mega Cebu's third year anniversary.
Mega Cebu: Platform for Smart, Inclusive and Sustainable City Region
Carbondale Comp Plan - Overview
1. Carbondale Comprehensive Plan “Creating a more walkable and pedestrian friendly community ” Mike Pierceall Development Services Director City of Carbondale Architecture 252 – PR2: Pedestrian Path – Linear Park
2. Good planning helps create communities that offer better choices for where and how people live. Planning helps community members envision the direction in which their community grows and find the right balance of new development and essential services, protection of the environment, and innovative change.
3. Carbondale’s Future – Comprehensive Plan The City’s existing Comprehensive Plan was adopted in 1997 and has not been updated. Over the past ten years there has been many changes on the community landscape and environment that are being addressed through a new Comprehensive Plan. Drafting of a new Comprehensive Plan is underway and is being completed with the assistance of Kendig-Keast Collaborative a professional planning consultant firm.
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9. What we have HEARD -- Housing needs -- Aging neighborhoods (service demands) -- Redevelopment needs -- Regional center (education/medical/retail) -- Employment growth (gainful employment) -- Sustainable development -- Downtown enhancement -- Community appearance From the community forum, stakeholder interviews and public interaction a common theme on important community issues have been identified as follows:
10. Developing A Vision for Carbondale Strong Economic Base & Regional Hub Continued partnership with SIU to enhance it’s position to attract students Capitalize on our location near Shawnee National Forest and natural surroundings Transform downtown as center for culture, arts and entertainment Become a Model City for sustainable and smart growth Vibrant neighborhoods providing diversity of housing choices Highly educated and involved citizenry
11. A Vision for Carbondale How do we see Carbondale in 2025 By the year 2025 Carbondale will BROADEN and DIVERSIFY its economic base and continue to be the REGIONAL HUB for business, commerce, and cultural activities. Carbondale will be the leader in specialized medical facilities and rehabilitative services. Carbondale will be recognized as the home of a major research university. It’s identity as a “UNIVERSITY TOWN” will guide its growth and development over the next decades. The community will capitalize on its location as the gateway to Shawnee National Forest to become a destination spot for eco-tourism and outdoor recreation enthusiasts. The rural, less congested location provides a relaxed atmosphere that will serve as a backdrop to attract retirees desiring to relocate. Residents will take advantage of the NATURAL SURROUNDINGS and beauty of the region and the wide range of cultural and intellectual offerings through the University and community. Carbondale will be home to one of the most vibrant downtowns in the region with many cultural activities, art studios and entertainment venues. In addition, the downtown will provide a variety of retail services, professional uses, and restaurants that attract residents at all times throughout the day. The City’s low crime rate and excellent student housing, coupled with the University’s many educational, research, and sport programs, will attract an increasing number of students. Carbondale will be a “MODEL COMMUNITY” recognized nationally for its programs, policies and initiatives in SUSTAINABLE growth and development. FAMILIES will be attracted by the City’s overall QUALITY OF LIFE , affordable and diversified housing, and commitment to diversified citizenry. Strong neighborhoods with active neighborhood associations will provide an ideal setting for all residents. The excellent public education system will become a model for creating high achievement and high morale.
12. Future Land Use & Growth Plan Preferred Growth Area Neighborhood Restoration Commercial Development Neighborhood Conservation Rural Preservation
24. Ten Keys To Livable Towns & Better Communities 1. Compact, lively town center 2. Many linkages to neighborhoods (walkways, trails & roadways) 3. Low-speed streets 4. Neighborhood schools & parks 5. Public places for all 6. Convenient, safe & easy street crossings 7. Good landscaping practices 8. Coordinated land use & transporation 9. Celebrated public space & public life 10. Many people walking. Www.walkablecommunities.com (Dan Burden)
25. So What is Smart Growth ? "Smart growth" is a collection of land use and development principles that aim to enhance quality of life, preserve the natural environment, and save money over time. The following smart growth principles ensure that growth is fiscally, environmentally and socially responsible and recognize the connections between development and quality of life. "Smart growth" planning and development incorporates all of these principles:
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27. Principals of Smart Growth 1. Create range of housing opportunities & choices 2. Create walkable neighborhoods 3. Encourage community & stakeholder collaboration 4. Foster distinctive, attractive communities with a strong “sense of place” 5. Make development decisions predictable, fair & cost effective 6. Mix land uses 7. Preserve open space, farmland, natural beauty & critical environmental areas 8. Provide a variety of transportation choices 9. Strengthen & direct development towards existing communities 10. Take advantage of compact building design Source : Smart Growth Network www.smartgrowth.org
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29. On the Web www.explorecarbondale.con Background information including draft sections of the new Comprehensive Plan can be found on the City’s website
30. Thank you! Further information on the Comprehensive Plan including draft of work completed to date can be found on the City’s website www.explorecarbondale.com
Editor's Notes
More talking at you – get to two-way discussion
Fortunately, citizens don’t have to settle for existing conditions. LDRs can be amended to foster: Healthy communities -- that provide families with a clean environment. Strong neighborhoods -- which provide a range of housing options giving people the opportunity to choose housing that best suits them. Neighborhood revitalization -- by making existing neighborhoods better places to live for current and new residents. Transportation choices -- that give people the option to walk, ride a bike, take transit, or drive. Economic development and jobs -- by improving the local tax base; providing neighborhood services and amenities; and creating economically competitive communities. In the remainder of this presentation, we’ll look at some of the ways that state and local governments have been revising their regulations to promote this kind of community development.
