View the presentation from the EDC's February 7, 2013 Joint Boards Meeting. Learn about the development of a conceptual (*not* comprehensive) land use plan for Chatham County.
This document summarizes a presentation on meeting community housing needs through integrated land use and housing planning. It discusses how land use planners and housing planners have become more specialized over time, leading to a disconnect between their planning processes. There is now a push to better coordinate these areas to address challenges like demographic shifts, climate change, and ensuring access to community assets. The presentation explores bridging this gap by taking a more integrated approach and coordinating long-range planning timelines between different jurisdictions.
Government infrastructure policy focuses on addressing Canada's growing infrastructure gap through funding programs like Build Canada and the gas tax fund. The document analyzes municipal issues surrounding infrastructure spending, revenue sources, and arbitration. It also compares the infrastructure policies of Canada's major political parties, finding that the Liberals and NDP promise to increase funding while the Conservatives focus on strategic investments within existing programs.
1. The document discusses Detroit's opportunity to reinvent itself through eliminating blight, stabilizing neighborhoods, creating jobs, and coordinating plans through public engagement.
2. Mayor Bing's near term priorities are removing blight, investing in neighborhoods, job creation, and creating a shared vision for Detroit's future through planning.
3. The presentation examines existing conditions and opportunities in Detroit across different scales from the region to the city, focusing on topics like land use, mobility, housing, and economic growth.
The City of Alamo Heights City Council held a virtual workshop to discuss the Austin Highway/Lower Broadway Improvement Project and the timing for issuing $13.25 million in general obligation bonds. The workshop provided updates on the project timeline and funding from TxDOT and other partners. City staff recommended issuing taxable bonds in August 2021 to take advantage of low interest rates, rather than tax-exempt bonds which have tighter spending requirements. The Council also discussed establishing a Public Improvement District and additional funding sources for landscaping, including reallocating funds from the city's budget. An engineering firm will be selected in March to oversee the project.
Mary Schloendorff entered New York Hospital and agreed to an examination under ether anesthesia. During the procedure, doctors removed a tumor without her consent. She sued the hospital for damages. The Court of Appeals ruled that while a patient has the right to determine what is done to their body, the hospital could not be held liable for acts of employed physicians under the doctrine of respondeat superior. However, Justice Cardozo noted that removing the tumor without consent constituted a battery, not an assault as claimed. This established limits on hospital liability for physician actions.
The Bribery Act 2010 establishes general bribery offences that cover bribing another person, being bribed, and bribery of foreign public officials. It also introduces a new offence of failing by a commercial organization to prevent bribery. The Act applies to conduct in the UK and overseas. It sets out penalties for individuals and commercial organizations found guilty of an offence and requires the Secretary of State to publish guidance to help commercial organizations prevent bribery.
This document summarizes a presentation on meeting community housing needs through integrated land use and housing planning. It discusses how land use planners and housing planners have become more specialized over time, leading to a disconnect between their planning processes. There is now a push to better coordinate these areas to address challenges like demographic shifts, climate change, and ensuring access to community assets. The presentation explores bridging this gap by taking a more integrated approach and coordinating long-range planning timelines between different jurisdictions.
Government infrastructure policy focuses on addressing Canada's growing infrastructure gap through funding programs like Build Canada and the gas tax fund. The document analyzes municipal issues surrounding infrastructure spending, revenue sources, and arbitration. It also compares the infrastructure policies of Canada's major political parties, finding that the Liberals and NDP promise to increase funding while the Conservatives focus on strategic investments within existing programs.
1. The document discusses Detroit's opportunity to reinvent itself through eliminating blight, stabilizing neighborhoods, creating jobs, and coordinating plans through public engagement.
2. Mayor Bing's near term priorities are removing blight, investing in neighborhoods, job creation, and creating a shared vision for Detroit's future through planning.
3. The presentation examines existing conditions and opportunities in Detroit across different scales from the region to the city, focusing on topics like land use, mobility, housing, and economic growth.
The City of Alamo Heights City Council held a virtual workshop to discuss the Austin Highway/Lower Broadway Improvement Project and the timing for issuing $13.25 million in general obligation bonds. The workshop provided updates on the project timeline and funding from TxDOT and other partners. City staff recommended issuing taxable bonds in August 2021 to take advantage of low interest rates, rather than tax-exempt bonds which have tighter spending requirements. The Council also discussed establishing a Public Improvement District and additional funding sources for landscaping, including reallocating funds from the city's budget. An engineering firm will be selected in March to oversee the project.
Mary Schloendorff entered New York Hospital and agreed to an examination under ether anesthesia. During the procedure, doctors removed a tumor without her consent. She sued the hospital for damages. The Court of Appeals ruled that while a patient has the right to determine what is done to their body, the hospital could not be held liable for acts of employed physicians under the doctrine of respondeat superior. However, Justice Cardozo noted that removing the tumor without consent constituted a battery, not an assault as claimed. This established limits on hospital liability for physician actions.
The Bribery Act 2010 establishes general bribery offences that cover bribing another person, being bribed, and bribery of foreign public officials. It also introduces a new offence of failing by a commercial organization to prevent bribery. The Act applies to conduct in the UK and overseas. It sets out penalties for individuals and commercial organizations found guilty of an offence and requires the Secretary of State to publish guidance to help commercial organizations prevent bribery.
This document provides examples of how to tell time in English. It lists common phrases used to express the time, including "o'clock", "a quarter", "half", "minutes past", and "minutes to". Examples are given for times such as "a quarter past nine", "eight o'clock", and "half past five". Further examples show times such as "ten past eleven", "five past seven", and "ten to four".
Medical terminology is built from fundamental elements including prefixes, roots, combining forms, and suffixes. These elements are arranged by chapter to describe cells, tissues, organs, systems, or other elements. Most organ terms originate from Latin words while disease terms come from Greek. Understanding the multiple definitions of prefixes and suffixes is important to interpreting medical terms.
This document contains a list of common home features and areas including the roof, fence, garden, windows, fireplace, chimney, flower garden, driveway, gate, attic, downstairs, and upstairs.
This document describes a simple surgical technique for one-stage repair of hypospadias, a birth defect where the opening of the urethra is located on the underside of the penis. The technique involves 7 steps: 1) outlining the skin incision and mobilizing dartos tissue, 2) artificial erection and harvesting foreskin flaps to correct curvature, 3) splitting the glans and creating wings, 4) using foreskin flaps to form the urethra in one stage, 5) reshaping the urethral opening, 6) creating skin flaps, and 7) closing the skin. The key aspect is using foreskin flaps from around the urethral opening
This photo album documents a family vacation to Yosemite National Park. It includes photos of scenic views of waterfalls, mountains, and forests. The album captures special moments between family members enjoying hiking trails, camping under the stars, and making s'mores by the campfire.
Presentation from Chatham Economic Development Corporation's annual Opportunity Chatham breakfast meeting. Includes Census tract data about incoming, housing, poverty, and more.
Phonetics - [a] - different ways of pronouncing in EnglishAngel Ingenio
This document provides examples of common spelling patterns in English words and tongue twisters. It lists words that typically use the spelling patterns "ar/as", "a", and "u" and provides tongue twisters including phrases about a father parking a car fast, not running under a bus, a black cat eating a rat, and a grandmother patting a black cat.
This document describes a new surgical technique for correcting congenital megaprepuce in children. The technique involves making lateral incisions in the foreskin to correct any penoscrotal transposition. The inner foreskin is then cut and the outer foreskin is incorporated to the penile shaft with stitches. The results were good with no postoperative infections and the children showing normal penile development afterwards. This new technique provides an alternative approach for surgically treating congenital megaprepuce.
iF Juice partnered with several brands for co-branded marketing campaigns, including Grey Goose vodka for cocktail events and Peugeot China's advertising campaign featuring visually impaired photographers exploring tastes and smells. iF Juice also partnered with the social network P1 to create revenue and brand awareness through banners, articles and a dedicated website targeted at affluent young Chinese users. Online marketing became a key part of iF Juice's brand communication strategy to reach specific customer groups. The company also engaged customers directly through events and tastings. Positive press placements in various national and international publications supported the iF Juice marketing.
The document promotes tourism opportunities in Bessemer, MI, including fishing and boating on Lake Superior, skiing at Copper Peak ski area which has panoramic views from its slopes and observation deck, and hiking trails and waterfalls in the Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park, known for its vibrant fall foliage. Contact information is provided for John Maslanka to book fishing trips, lodging, or request additional details.
Guy Fawkes was born in York, England in 1570. He joined the English army but later the Spanish army. King James I disliked Catholics. On November 5, 1605 Guy Fawkes and others attempted to blow up the Houses of Parliament with gunpowder to kill King James I, but they were discovered when an anonymous letter was sent to the King. Guy Fawkes was found in the cellar under the Houses of Parliament and taken to the Tower of London. He was tried and sentenced to death. The Gunpowder Plot failed in its attempt to assassinate the king and change English rule.
This document lists common kitchen items including cooking utensils like pans, pots, plates and bowls as well as appliances such as a fridge, microwave, toaster and more. It provides the English names for basic kitchen items and appliances found in most homes.
Project the simple present tense-questions with when and what time.Martin Caicedo
The document discusses using the simple present tense to talk about habits, routines, and common knowledge. It provides examples of simple present tense sentences about daily routines like getting dressed and examples of common facts like the Earth being round. It also demonstrates how to form yes/no questions and information questions using "when" and "what time" by changing the word order and adding the helping verbs "do" or "does".
This document lists various kitchen tools and appliances. It includes tools for opening bottles and cans, serving and preparing food and drinks, baking, and making coffee and blended beverages. Some of the items mentioned are can openers, wine glasses, measuring spoons, chopsticks, salt and pepper shakers, pitchers, mugs, teapots, trays, cutting boards, ice trays, coffee makers, and blenders.
Mary Schloendorff entered New York Hospital and agreed to an examination under ether anesthesia. During the procedure, doctors removed a tumor without her consent. She sued the hospital for damages. The Court of Appeals ruled that while a patient has the right to determine what is done to their body, the hospital could not be held liable for acts of employed physicians under the doctrine of respondeat superior. However, the court noted that performing a procedure without consent is a battery, not an assault as was claimed. This established limits on hospital liability that were later rejected.
This document lists various bathroom items including bathing supplies like a bath, shower, and sink; hygiene products such as a hair dryer, razor, shaving cream, toothpaste, and toothbrush; cleaning items like a comb, brush, soap, and laundry basket; as well as furniture including a towel rack and scales.
Vision for Haverhill Comprehensive Plan Concept & FrameworkJohn Michitson
This document outlines a plan for developing a comprehensive long-term plan called "Vision for Haverhill" to guide the city's priorities, investments, and growth. It discusses establishing a committee to create the plan, with sections on needs, strategies, financial planning, and annual reporting. The plan aims to integrate economic development, infrastructure, and quality of life goals to create 1000 new jobs and $3 million in revenue by 2020. It requests the mayor provide initial information by end of year to inform the fiscal year 2016 budget and refers developing the comprehensive plan to the Administration & Finance Committee.
12 November, 2048 Previous SIA CritiquesMy comments in no .docxmoggdede
12 November, 2048 Previous SIA Critiques
My comments in no particular order are as follows:
l. Need a more detailed description of the proposed action to include details on the
number and type of proposed residential units. It would have been nice to see the
proposed layout as envisioned by the developers-since they seemed to be quite
helptul.
2. Pick a stage for the analysis. Best would have been when the resort was completely
built out.
i. Scoping could have been a bit more systematic. Should have started with internal
scoping by looki ng at similar types of developments that were fully operational and
then gone to external scoping. More details on how you contacted the groups and
individuals listed on the table of stakeholders. Information as to numbers would have
been helpful and how it was determined that they were favorable or unfavorable. Be
sure to add page numbers and table and figure number and description the next time.
4. Comparative figures should have been restricted to the project area, the town of
Salem and Oconee County. State comparisons not appropriate here.
5. More detail on how the attitudes were determined. Letters followed by phone
interviews are a good substitute for follow-up after the initial site visit.
6. An attempt should have been made to determine the type and number of residential
units planned at build out. These numbers could have provided population size for
pefinanent residents and weekend or tempo,'ary visitors. Same for estimates of the-*"rug"income
of the new residents. That could have been the indicator for the
arnval of a new social class. Sirnilar resorts could have been used for a comparison.
7. What does the difterence in age mean? Seems that the incorne levels are the most
important indicator of the atrlal of a new social class'
g. The biggest weakness in this SIA analysis is the lack of a population projection at
build out. You have the beginnings of a good baseline study, but you did not access
what was going to happen at build out.
g. The recreation/leisure section could have been a strength of this assessment. I would
have reported the present levels of recreation opporfunities for the Town and the
Countawith NRPA statewide standards and then report how these opportunities
would have changed with the resort. Numbers would have helped here.
10. The section on community infrastructure should have included the levels of service
(LOS) for the town and the County (both present and needed) before the project and
then what would be needed at build out,
I l. Deficiencies in levels of service could then be compared with the level of service
required for the County with the new project'
lZ.Tie Cultural section was satisfactory except a footnote on what was presently
recorded would helP.
13. Nothing was pres.ot.d on mitigation. The gated cofilmunity may limit recreational
opporrunities for non-residents. Would th'e increased tax base be used for needed
services such as ...
This document provides examples of how to tell time in English. It lists common phrases used to express the time, including "o'clock", "a quarter", "half", "minutes past", and "minutes to". Examples are given for times such as "a quarter past nine", "eight o'clock", and "half past five". Further examples show times such as "ten past eleven", "five past seven", and "ten to four".
Medical terminology is built from fundamental elements including prefixes, roots, combining forms, and suffixes. These elements are arranged by chapter to describe cells, tissues, organs, systems, or other elements. Most organ terms originate from Latin words while disease terms come from Greek. Understanding the multiple definitions of prefixes and suffixes is important to interpreting medical terms.
This document contains a list of common home features and areas including the roof, fence, garden, windows, fireplace, chimney, flower garden, driveway, gate, attic, downstairs, and upstairs.
This document describes a simple surgical technique for one-stage repair of hypospadias, a birth defect where the opening of the urethra is located on the underside of the penis. The technique involves 7 steps: 1) outlining the skin incision and mobilizing dartos tissue, 2) artificial erection and harvesting foreskin flaps to correct curvature, 3) splitting the glans and creating wings, 4) using foreskin flaps to form the urethra in one stage, 5) reshaping the urethral opening, 6) creating skin flaps, and 7) closing the skin. The key aspect is using foreskin flaps from around the urethral opening
This photo album documents a family vacation to Yosemite National Park. It includes photos of scenic views of waterfalls, mountains, and forests. The album captures special moments between family members enjoying hiking trails, camping under the stars, and making s'mores by the campfire.
Presentation from Chatham Economic Development Corporation's annual Opportunity Chatham breakfast meeting. Includes Census tract data about incoming, housing, poverty, and more.
Phonetics - [a] - different ways of pronouncing in EnglishAngel Ingenio
This document provides examples of common spelling patterns in English words and tongue twisters. It lists words that typically use the spelling patterns "ar/as", "a", and "u" and provides tongue twisters including phrases about a father parking a car fast, not running under a bus, a black cat eating a rat, and a grandmother patting a black cat.
This document describes a new surgical technique for correcting congenital megaprepuce in children. The technique involves making lateral incisions in the foreskin to correct any penoscrotal transposition. The inner foreskin is then cut and the outer foreskin is incorporated to the penile shaft with stitches. The results were good with no postoperative infections and the children showing normal penile development afterwards. This new technique provides an alternative approach for surgically treating congenital megaprepuce.
iF Juice partnered with several brands for co-branded marketing campaigns, including Grey Goose vodka for cocktail events and Peugeot China's advertising campaign featuring visually impaired photographers exploring tastes and smells. iF Juice also partnered with the social network P1 to create revenue and brand awareness through banners, articles and a dedicated website targeted at affluent young Chinese users. Online marketing became a key part of iF Juice's brand communication strategy to reach specific customer groups. The company also engaged customers directly through events and tastings. Positive press placements in various national and international publications supported the iF Juice marketing.
The document promotes tourism opportunities in Bessemer, MI, including fishing and boating on Lake Superior, skiing at Copper Peak ski area which has panoramic views from its slopes and observation deck, and hiking trails and waterfalls in the Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park, known for its vibrant fall foliage. Contact information is provided for John Maslanka to book fishing trips, lodging, or request additional details.
Guy Fawkes was born in York, England in 1570. He joined the English army but later the Spanish army. King James I disliked Catholics. On November 5, 1605 Guy Fawkes and others attempted to blow up the Houses of Parliament with gunpowder to kill King James I, but they were discovered when an anonymous letter was sent to the King. Guy Fawkes was found in the cellar under the Houses of Parliament and taken to the Tower of London. He was tried and sentenced to death. The Gunpowder Plot failed in its attempt to assassinate the king and change English rule.
This document lists common kitchen items including cooking utensils like pans, pots, plates and bowls as well as appliances such as a fridge, microwave, toaster and more. It provides the English names for basic kitchen items and appliances found in most homes.
Project the simple present tense-questions with when and what time.Martin Caicedo
The document discusses using the simple present tense to talk about habits, routines, and common knowledge. It provides examples of simple present tense sentences about daily routines like getting dressed and examples of common facts like the Earth being round. It also demonstrates how to form yes/no questions and information questions using "when" and "what time" by changing the word order and adding the helping verbs "do" or "does".
This document lists various kitchen tools and appliances. It includes tools for opening bottles and cans, serving and preparing food and drinks, baking, and making coffee and blended beverages. Some of the items mentioned are can openers, wine glasses, measuring spoons, chopsticks, salt and pepper shakers, pitchers, mugs, teapots, trays, cutting boards, ice trays, coffee makers, and blenders.
Mary Schloendorff entered New York Hospital and agreed to an examination under ether anesthesia. During the procedure, doctors removed a tumor without her consent. She sued the hospital for damages. The Court of Appeals ruled that while a patient has the right to determine what is done to their body, the hospital could not be held liable for acts of employed physicians under the doctrine of respondeat superior. However, the court noted that performing a procedure without consent is a battery, not an assault as was claimed. This established limits on hospital liability that were later rejected.
This document lists various bathroom items including bathing supplies like a bath, shower, and sink; hygiene products such as a hair dryer, razor, shaving cream, toothpaste, and toothbrush; cleaning items like a comb, brush, soap, and laundry basket; as well as furniture including a towel rack and scales.
Vision for Haverhill Comprehensive Plan Concept & FrameworkJohn Michitson
This document outlines a plan for developing a comprehensive long-term plan called "Vision for Haverhill" to guide the city's priorities, investments, and growth. It discusses establishing a committee to create the plan, with sections on needs, strategies, financial planning, and annual reporting. The plan aims to integrate economic development, infrastructure, and quality of life goals to create 1000 new jobs and $3 million in revenue by 2020. It requests the mayor provide initial information by end of year to inform the fiscal year 2016 budget and refers developing the comprehensive plan to the Administration & Finance Committee.
12 November, 2048 Previous SIA CritiquesMy comments in no .docxmoggdede
12 November, 2048 Previous SIA Critiques
My comments in no particular order are as follows:
l. Need a more detailed description of the proposed action to include details on the
number and type of proposed residential units. It would have been nice to see the
proposed layout as envisioned by the developers-since they seemed to be quite
helptul.
2. Pick a stage for the analysis. Best would have been when the resort was completely
built out.
i. Scoping could have been a bit more systematic. Should have started with internal
scoping by looki ng at similar types of developments that were fully operational and
then gone to external scoping. More details on how you contacted the groups and
individuals listed on the table of stakeholders. Information as to numbers would have
been helpful and how it was determined that they were favorable or unfavorable. Be
sure to add page numbers and table and figure number and description the next time.
4. Comparative figures should have been restricted to the project area, the town of
Salem and Oconee County. State comparisons not appropriate here.
5. More detail on how the attitudes were determined. Letters followed by phone
interviews are a good substitute for follow-up after the initial site visit.
6. An attempt should have been made to determine the type and number of residential
units planned at build out. These numbers could have provided population size for
pefinanent residents and weekend or tempo,'ary visitors. Same for estimates of the-*"rug"income
of the new residents. That could have been the indicator for the
arnval of a new social class. Sirnilar resorts could have been used for a comparison.
7. What does the difterence in age mean? Seems that the incorne levels are the most
important indicator of the atrlal of a new social class'
g. The biggest weakness in this SIA analysis is the lack of a population projection at
build out. You have the beginnings of a good baseline study, but you did not access
what was going to happen at build out.
g. The recreation/leisure section could have been a strength of this assessment. I would
have reported the present levels of recreation opporfunities for the Town and the
Countawith NRPA statewide standards and then report how these opportunities
would have changed with the resort. Numbers would have helped here.
10. The section on community infrastructure should have included the levels of service
(LOS) for the town and the County (both present and needed) before the project and
then what would be needed at build out,
I l. Deficiencies in levels of service could then be compared with the level of service
required for the County with the new project'
lZ.Tie Cultural section was satisfactory except a footnote on what was presently
recorded would helP.
13. Nothing was pres.ot.d on mitigation. The gated cofilmunity may limit recreational
opporrunities for non-residents. Would th'e increased tax base be used for needed
services such as ...
Comp plan kick off meeting notes 1 26 2016gscplanning
The document summarizes a public meeting held on January 26, 2016 to kick off the Scott County comprehensive planning process. Approximately 110 members of the public attended the meeting. The meeting included a presentation on the purpose and process of updating the comprehensive plan. Attendees then participated in breakout activities focused on describing Scott County in the present and envisioning its future in 2040. Input from the activities will be used by six subcommittees focused on topics like land use, agriculture, and infrastructure to inform the updated comprehensive plan.
Investing in Place: Economic Renewal in N BCSNCIRE
Presentation by Sean Markey of SFU's Centre for Sustainable Community Development at the June 24, 2013 annual general meeting of Skeena-Nass Centre for Innovation in Resource Economics (SNCIRE)
Measuring ROI of Rural Broadband Investments: Stories of Success in Five Rura...Ann Treacy
This document summarizes research on measuring the return on investment (ROI) of rural broadband investments in 5 counties in Minnesota. It discusses the methodology used, which included collecting existing data and holding community meetings. It provides examples of broadband's benefits according to local stakeholders. The numbers show populations and incomes rising in counties with broadband. ROI formulas calculate the annual economic benefits and increases in real estate values exceeding the public investments in each county. Broadband access was found to boost local economies and conclusions state that community adoption efforts can further increase ROI.
This document provides frequently asked questions about the Mink Brook Community Workforce Housing Project in Hanover, NH. It discusses the origin and history of the project, which began in 2019 with the goal of balancing affordable housing development with land conservation. While 260 acres will be permanently conserved, the project considers developing a small number of affordable housing units on the remaining 5-acre site. As of July 2023, the project is still in early stages with many details yet to be determined through public input processes in the coming years.
This document provides an introduction and overview for a neighborhood plan for the Jonesboro/Scott Park neighborhood. It outlines how the plan is organized and how it should be used to guide decisions regarding zoning, design, economic development and other changes. The plan combines research, analysis and community goals to create recommendations in areas like housing, community, transportation, environment and land use. It is meant to complement the city's comprehensive plan and another corridor plan. The introduction explains the planning process and how the neighborhood plan relates and is meant to implement other existing plans.
Sustainable Coastal Development: Finding Certainty in Uncertain TimesOregon Sea Grant
The document discusses key trends and challenges facing cities including globalization, climate change, technological innovation, aging infrastructure, and changing demographics. It analyzes population and employment changes in various cities between 1970-2020 and investment in areas like venture capital and university research. Quality of life factors like parks, culture and education are also examined. Lessons for cities include the need for leadership, a clear vision and goals, institutional capacity, transparency, appropriate financing, land control, design excellence, and public trust in development partnerships.
Annual Plan for Fiscal Year 2014 Presentation - ManhattanNYCHA Nyc-Housing
The document summarizes the New York City Housing Authority's (NYCHA) FY 2013 Annual Plan roundtable meeting held on June 7, 2012. The roundtable discussed several topics:
1. Proposed changes to NYCHA's admissions policies including prioritizing transfers over new applicants and developing an online application system.
2. NYCHA's historical underfunding trends and initiatives to address budget shortfalls such as proposed rent increases and pursuing rental assistance programs.
3. NYCHA's $423 million capital plan for rehabilitation projects and sources of funding including bonds.
4. Efforts to improve safety including strengthening relationships with NYPD and increasing security measures.
5. Enforcing the federal requirement for
Lorna Gibbons - Developing a Common Approach to Local Economic Assessments Up...South West Observatory
The document discusses the development of a common approach to local economic assessments (LEAs) in the UK. It provides an update on a questionnaire sent to local authorities to understand current capacity and practices regarding LEAs. The responses highlighted concerns about resources, skills, data availability, and timelines for completing the assessments. Actions proposed include developing a shared website for best practices, coordination across regions, and initial planning steps taken by various local authorities and groups.
The document discusses the development of a common approach to local economic assessments (LEAs) in the UK. It provides an update on a questionnaire sent to local authorities to understand current capacity and practices regarding LEAs. The responses highlighted concerns about resources, skills, data availability, and timelines for completing LEAs. Next steps discussed include sharing best practices, commissioning pilot LEAs, and further meetings between local authorities to coordinate their approaches to meeting the new requirements.
Introducing PLANiTULSA, a presentation by John FregoneseJanet Tharp
PLANiTULSA (a city-wide program to develop a new Comprehensive Plan for Tulsa) promises a new vision for how we want Tulsa to grow and develop. Things have changed since our current plan was written in 1978!
A public meeting to introduce this historic project and John Fregonese, the contracted planner/consultant, was held on May 13, 2008 at the Central Community Center.
The May 19, 2014 meeting agenda included:
- A presentation from 4:10-5:00pm on facts about the Recreation Master Plan and financial impacts.
- From 5:00-5:30pm, a discussion on the United Board's efforts to prevent financial mismanagement and ruin of the community.
- From 5:30-5:45pm, a discussion of the conditions of community facilities and services.
- The meeting was to conclude from 5:45-6:00pm.
The document is a meeting agenda for May 19, 2014 that includes several presentations and discussions. The agenda includes a welcome from 4:00-4:10pm, a presentation from 4:10-5:00pm on facts about the Recreation Master Plan and financial issues, a discussion from 5:00-5:30pm on efforts by the United Board to save the community from mismanagement, discussions from 5:30-5:45pm and 5:45-6:00pm on facility conditions and services and conclusion.
Bloxham N.P. - What you told us - June 2014John Groves
The document summarizes feedback from Bloxham residents on their neighborhood plan. Key points include:
- Planning law changes mean all development is permitted if the local council lacks a plan or sufficient housing land supply. This gives developers freedom to build with few restrictions.
- Completion of the local plan was delayed another year, extending the period of loose development controls.
- The neighborhood plan must be consistent with the local plan and referendum may be combined with May 2015 elections.
- Questionnaires gathered community preferences on housing, design, facilities, and more to justify the neighborhood plan.
The Florida Association of County Engineers and Road Superintedents publishes a quarterly newsletter. The Spring 2013 is available for your reading pleasure!
Jim Proce - 2018 Capital Improvement Planning Process CPM ClassJim Proce
Jim Proce, adjunct instructor, for the Certified Public Manager Program at Texas State University (NCTCOG-Arlington TX) brings this real-life module to the classroom workshop setting. With a little help from Jim Nichols, PE, ICMA-CM, the content covers CIP back-hoes to budgets and everything in between. This has been presented in several venues, agencies, and professional associations and serves as a primer and checklist for all things CIP. For more information contact jimproce@gmail.com
Laf june 13 presentation final at 4.41pm ymdsanelsonator
The document discusses issues facing downtown Los Altos such as a lack of businesses, tax revenues, and understanding of how to attract and retain businesses. It notes that Los Altos does not have a formal downtown master plan and various city planning documents were updated without one. Creating a master plan would help set goals and give direction to other plans. The document outlines factors to consider in the master planning process like parking, housing, offices, and creating a vibrant downtown.
The document provides an economic development update for Chatham County, NC. It discusses the county's population and job growth as well as unemployment rates. It also outlines major projects in the county including expansions by Mountaire Farms, Brookwood Farms, and Alotech. Finally, it describes two potential megasites in the county: the Chatham-Siler City Advanced Manufacturing Site and the Moncure Industrial Site, which are aimed at attracting advanced manufacturing and auto/aviation parts companies respectively.
A profile of Chatham County, its past and current growth, the population growth experienced by neighboring municipalities, and economic development projects in the pipeline. December 3, 2015
Presentation by Chris Ehrenfeld, EDC chair, at Chatham Chamber's annual development briefing. This includes the slides that show different statistics based on county census tracts, which Chatham Commissioner Crawford mentioned in his update at the event.
Chatham Economic Development Corporation 2015-2020 Strategic Action Agenda presentation, given at the April 2015 joint elected officials meeting at Central Carolina Community College.
To view the full strategic plan, visit www.chathamedc.org. Printed versions are available at the EDC office.
The Chatham Economic Development Corporation presented an economic development update to the Governors Club. They discussed Chatham County's profile and need to increase jobs and tax base through economic development. They proposed three major developments - Moncure Super Park, the Chatham-Siler City Advanced Manufacturing Site, and Chatham Park - which could bring thousands of acres of industrial and commercial space and tens of thousands of jobs over 30-40 years. Successful economic development was said to mean a larger tax base, more local opportunities, and benefits for residents and businesses.
The document summarizes lessons learned from a trade delegation trip to Germany regarding their successful apprenticeship and manufacturing training programs. It outlines Germany's dual education apprenticeship model where students receive paid on-the-job training over 3 years while companies develop a loyal, skilled workforce. It also discusses North Carolina's declining manufacturing sector and efforts underway to promote manufacturing careers through youth apprenticeships, industry meetings, and educational programs to help North Carolina emulate Germany's system.
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2. AGENDA
Welcome
A Thought or Two as to Mayor Charles Johnson
Introduction of New Town Managers
Bryan Gruesbeck of Pittsboro
Bryan Thompson of Siler City
3. AGENDA (CONTINUED)
Update on County’s Conceptual Land Use Plan
Genesis of How It Was Started & Why
Initial View of the Progress to Date
Timeline & Next Steps
Updates (voluntary) as to BOC, Town Councils, BOE
4. UPDATE ON COUNTY’S CONCEPTUAL
LAND USE PLAN
Genesis of How & Why It Was Started
Conceptual vs Comprehensive
Blending current status at a high level then overlaying various macro scenarios
Leaders able to see an integrated view of the County… today & five years out
Snapshot of what’s available and what’s missing
Aids in the discussions as to placing priorities with resources
Saves time and money and may lead to an expanded plan
Allows prospective clients to see the County in a dynamic short term manner
EDC asked the BOC for the opportunity to jump start the process
Will involve all key stakeholders
5. UPDATE ON COUNTY’S CONCEPTUAL
LAND USE PLAN
The real issue of why?
• How do we intend to use and develop our land?
• What will our population be and the associated housing needs?
• How will we move people and goods?
• How will we protect and use our environment and natural resources?
• How will we educate and train our current and future workforce?
• How effective and forward thinking must we be in providing municipal
infrastructure and facilities?
• How must we attract economic development in a highly competitive
marketplace?
• How will we place our intent, effort and money in reasonable priorities?
6. UPDATE ON COUNTY’S CONCEPTUAL
LAND USE PLAN
The “conceptual” process is intended to create a base case
From base case, the county/towns, BOE and major landowners will provide
input
Various initial scenarios will be orchestrated from the base case
Citizen input will be sought via a series of “let’s talk, let’s listen” sessions
Scenarios adjusted, changed, added to
Team will finalize
Present to BOC
Will include recommendations and next possible steps
7. HOW THINGS CHANGE
Dow Jones Industrial Average
14,165 14,010
Top Five Bottom Five
Home Depot 99% Bank of America 78%
IBM 73% Alcoa 77%
McDonald’s 67% Hewlett Packard 69%
Wal-Mart 56% General Electric 46%
Walt Disney 54% Cisco Systems 37%
8. CONCEPTUAL LAND USE PLAN TEAM
EDC – Joe Glasson, Jeffrey Starkweather, Keith Hurand,
Dianne Reid
Chatham County – Jeremy Poss, Jason Sullivan, David
Hughes
Town of Goldston – Tim Cunnup
Town of Pittsboro – Stuart Bass
Town of Siler City – Jack Meadows, Terry Green
9. BACKGROUND AND CONTEXT
Basic Facts:
• 709 Square Miles
• Population: 63,564
• Median Household Income: $55,424
• Current Unemployment Rate: 7.3 (Dec 2012)
11. BACKGROUND AND CONTEXT
Chatham County as Bedroom Community:
• 55 percent of resident labor force commutes to
other counties for work
• $ .64 of every consumer dollar is spent in other
counties
13. BACKGROUND AND CONTEXT
Cost of Community Services Study (2007)
•Residential $1:$1.14
•Commercial $1:$0.33
•Farmland $1:$0.58
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20. CONCEPTUAL LAND USE PLAN
TIMELINE
Team Meetings: Held Dec 13, Jan 10, Jan 24
Scheduled for Feb 14, Feb 28, Mar 14, Mar 28, Apr
11 and Apr 25
Update to Joint Elected Boards: Feb 7, March updates to
individual boards
Public Input Sessions: Late March
Final Product: Completed Apr 30, presented to BOC May
6, Joint Elected Boards on June 6