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Applying correct market factors
This document discusses factors to consider when developing a land use strategy, including social, environmental, fiscal, economic, and demographic factors. It highlights the importance of understanding local trends related to population growth, age demographics, housing demand, employment, commuting patterns, and developable land opportunities to make informed land use decisions. The document cautions against prioritizing commercial zoning over residential without fully analyzing pent-up demand for workforce housing and potential economic impacts.
ULI Inviting conflict
This document announces a workshop titled "Inviting conflict: Do plans and community visions attract developer interest?". The workshop will include round table discussions, downloads of the discussion content, an open exchange with panelists, and a wrap-up. The workshop aims to hear from developers on how effective various land use tools are in attracting private investment and identify areas of common ground between communities and developers. It will be moderated by Valarie Ferro-Weston and Dusty McMahan from Weston Solutions Inc. and facilitated by several people from municipalities and organizations.
Tailioring Civic Engagement_
This document summarizes a workshop on tailoring civic engagement methods. The workshop provided tips on tailoring engagement based on the purpose, level of engagement needed, constraints, stakeholders, messaging, setting the stage, and tools/methods. Attendees then participated in small group activities to discuss civic engagement scenarios and ways to tailor approaches. At the end, attendees provided feedback on what they learned and if they would apply the information.
Crossroads for sustainability
This document discusses the transition to more sustainable practices through either a siloed or systems approach. It argues that a systems approach using sustainability objectives can help communities make rapid progress. The four objectives are: 1) Reduce fossil fuel dependence 2) Reduce synthetic chemicals 3) Reduce impacts on nature 4) Meet human needs fairly and efficiently. Adopting these objectives allows communities to strategically plan and implement sustainable solutions across all departments and with public participation. Several case studies show how municipalities in Sweden, Europe, and the US have made significant reductions in areas like waste, emissions, and resource use through this approach.
Gender Diversity: dati e realtà italiane
Qual è la situazione italiana/estera della disparità di genere nel mondo lavorativo? Quali sono i benefici dell'avere più donne ai vertici? Quali sono alcuni casi esemplari di progetti e associazioni che fanno della parità di genere una missione?
Fit 1000 noorul
Noorul Khan is a person. They have a name and are likely involved in some occupation or role given their name includes a title. However, this single name provides very little other contextual information to summarize beyond stating the obvious fact that it is a person's name.
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codice ISBN 9788896428009
Types of water demand
1. Water demand comes from domestic, industrial, and public uses. Domestic demand includes residential use for drinking, bathing, cleaning, and outdoor uses like gardening. Industrial demand is for processes, fabrication, washing, and cooling. Public demand incorporates institutional use by places like hospitals and schools, as well as commercial needs in offices, restaurants, and other businesses.
2. Population growth and changes in lifestyle are increasing demand, especially in urban areas. Climate change may also impact water security by increasing uncertainty in supply.
3. Specific domestic uses are interior like taps and toilets, and exterior like lawns. Institutional use serves facilities. Commercial demand provides for employee and customer needs as well as special processes
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Applying correct market factors
This document discusses factors to consider when developing a land use strategy, including social, environmental, fiscal, economic, and demographic factors. It highlights the importance of understanding local trends related to population growth, age demographics, housing demand, employment, commuting patterns, and developable land opportunities to make informed land use decisions. The document cautions against prioritizing commercial zoning over residential without fully analyzing pent-up demand for workforce housing and potential economic impacts.
ULI Inviting conflict
This document announces a workshop titled "Inviting conflict: Do plans and community visions attract developer interest?". The workshop will include round table discussions, downloads of the discussion content, an open exchange with panelists, and a wrap-up. The workshop aims to hear from developers on how effective various land use tools are in attracting private investment and identify areas of common ground between communities and developers. It will be moderated by Valarie Ferro-Weston and Dusty McMahan from Weston Solutions Inc. and facilitated by several people from municipalities and organizations.
Tailioring Civic Engagement_
This document summarizes a workshop on tailoring civic engagement methods. The workshop provided tips on tailoring engagement based on the purpose, level of engagement needed, constraints, stakeholders, messaging, setting the stage, and tools/methods. Attendees then participated in small group activities to discuss civic engagement scenarios and ways to tailor approaches. At the end, attendees provided feedback on what they learned and if they would apply the information.
Crossroads for sustainability
This document discusses the transition to more sustainable practices through either a siloed or systems approach. It argues that a systems approach using sustainability objectives can help communities make rapid progress. The four objectives are: 1) Reduce fossil fuel dependence 2) Reduce synthetic chemicals 3) Reduce impacts on nature 4) Meet human needs fairly and efficiently. Adopting these objectives allows communities to strategically plan and implement sustainable solutions across all departments and with public participation. Several case studies show how municipalities in Sweden, Europe, and the US have made significant reductions in areas like waste, emissions, and resource use through this approach.
Gender Diversity: dati e realtà italiane
Qual è la situazione italiana/estera della disparità di genere nel mondo lavorativo? Quali sono i benefici dell'avere più donne ai vertici? Quali sono alcuni casi esemplari di progetti e associazioni che fanno della parità di genere una missione?
Fit 1000 noorul
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Una lunga intervista fra padre e figlio sullo scandalo delle quote latte, che è costato all'Italia più di 4.2 miliardi di Euro pubblici, oltre a tanti altri soldi privati.
codice ISBN 9788896428009
Types of water demand
1. Water demand comes from domestic, industrial, and public uses. Domestic demand includes residential use for drinking, bathing, cleaning, and outdoor uses like gardening. Industrial demand is for processes, fabrication, washing, and cooling. Public demand incorporates institutional use by places like hospitals and schools, as well as commercial needs in offices, restaurants, and other businesses.
2. Population growth and changes in lifestyle are increasing demand, especially in urban areas. Climate change may also impact water security by increasing uncertainty in supply.
3. Specific domestic uses are interior like taps and toilets, and exterior like lawns. Institutional use serves facilities. Commercial demand provides for employee and customer needs as well as special processes
Using Land Value Tax
This document discusses using land value tax and value capture to help fund infrastructure in a way that promotes smart growth. It notes that traditional infrastructure funding through user fees and taxes can encourage sprawl. Land value tax and value capture systems recoup some of the increase in land value from public infrastructure investments, distributing the costs more equitably among beneficiaries. This approach can incentivize more efficient land use patterns by encouraging development near existing infrastructure.
From Vision to Reality Storrs Center
Storrs Center is a mixed-use development in Mansfield, CT that is a public-private partnership between the Town of Mansfield, University of Connecticut, and private developers. It will include 700-800 residential units, 150,000-200,000 square feet of retail/restaurants, and 40,000-75,000 square feet of commercial/office space across 17 acres. Phase 1 has been completed with 127 apartments and retail/restaurants like Subway and Froyoworld. Phase 1B will add 160 apartments and stores like Geno's Grill and open in August 2013. The partnership leverages private investment for development while the town provides infrastructure support.
Ethics university real world planning
This document discusses various topics related to planning ethics and reflection. It begins with two quotes about learning from reflection, imitation, and experience. It then discusses Donald Schon's concept of "knowing-in-action" and cites the AICP Code of Ethics. The document outlines four tasks for participants: 1) Telling a planning success story, 2) Rewriting the ending to a problematic work story, 3) Discussing an ethical dilemma faced as a planner, and 4) Considering different ethical frameworks for decision making such as utilitarianism, rules/imperatives, virtue, and ethics of care.
Rural Economic Zoning
This document discusses developing regulations to support rural economic development in Rhode Island. It aims to help farmers and forest landowners diversify their businesses in ways that preserve agricultural and forest lands. Potential small business uses are identified and categorized based on their impacts. A performance-based approach is proposed, focusing on how uses are developed rather than what is developed. Eligibility, allowed uses, classification into impact tiers, and tailored performance standards for each tier are identified as key components to regulate diverse rural businesses appropriately while minimizing conflicts with neighbors.
How to make land use inventories meaningful
This document discusses land use inventories and the LBCS (Land-Based Classification Standards) model. It explains that land use inventories help understand existing conditions, identify trends, and are important for comprehensive planning. The LBCS model provides a more detailed and flexible classification system than traditional models by using five dimensions: activity, function, structure, site, and ownership. The document gives examples of how LBCS has been used in different cities and provides two sample property codings to illustrate how LBCS can capture a variety of land uses. While more labor intensive than traditional models, LBCS provides benefits like revealing mixed-use areas and better tracking changes over time.
Meriden on the Move
This document discusses plans to develop the area around the future Meriden train station into a transit-oriented development district. It proposes a zoning plan with sub-districts to encourage mixed-use and higher density residential development within walking distance of the station. The goals are to promote transit use, pedestrian access, and infill development to revitalize downtown Meriden around the new rail and bus transportation hub. Concepts for the station area and surrounding streets aim to improve connectivity and circulation for various modes of transportation.
Integrating Sustainability into Public Places
This document summarizes a presentation about integrating sustainability into public spaces. It discusses themes of water and landscape, presents a case study, and includes a discussion. Specific topics covered include stormwater management practices, stream daylighting projects, landscape designs that incorporate outdoor classrooms and experiential learning, and how making natural systems visible can enhance education. Planning considerations for sustainable public space projects are also reviewed.
Quincy Community PlanIt
This document summarizes the results of an engagement process in North Quincy and Wollaston, Massachusetts that used a game-based learning tool called Community PlanIt. Key findings include:
- The Asian population in Quincy has grown significantly and now comprises over 24% of the city's population. However, the immigrant Asian community struggles to engage in planning efforts.
- The engagement activities aimed to better understand community needs and develop a task force to launch a Community PlanIt workshop. Over 100 people played the game providing over 1,000 comments.
- Analysis of the game responses showed that the Asian population is growing in the schools and certain neighborhoods. Transportation and locally-owned businesses were seen as strengths
US Manufacturing Renaissance
This document discusses the resurgence of manufacturing in the United States and implications for planners. It notes that manufacturing is no longer declining and has contributed over 500,000 jobs to the economic recovery. It also discusses trends in advanced manufacturing like additive manufacturing, green technologies, and implications for workforce development, suppliers, logistics, and available industrial sites. The key question for planners is whether their communities have the right type of industrial space and workforce to take advantage of growing manufacturing opportunities.
The mandan i pad classroom professional development
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Dm7408
This document describes the DM7408 quad 2-input AND gate integrated circuit. It contains four independent AND gates in a single package. The device operates with a supply voltage between 4.75V and 5.25V. Each gate performs a logical AND operation on two inputs and outputs a high signal only when both inputs are high. The document provides details on the device packaging, pinout, electrical specifications, and recommended operating conditions.
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This document discusses various topics related to planning ethics and reflection. It begins with two quotes about learning from reflection, imitation, and experience. It then discusses Donald Schon's concept of "knowing-in-action" and cites the AICP Code of Ethics. The document outlines four tasks for participants: 1) Telling a planning success story, 2) Rewriting the ending to a problematic work story, 3) Discussing an ethical dilemma faced as a planner, and 4) Considering different ethical frameworks for decision making such as utilitarianism, rules/imperatives, virtue, and ethics of care.
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This document summarizes the results of an engagement process in North Quincy and Wollaston, Massachusetts that used a game-based learning tool called Community PlanIt. Key findings include:
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