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This document discusses various topics related to urban planning and public involvement in visioning processes. It provides examples of past visioning efforts and outlines strategies for effective communication and widespread public involvement. These strategies include targeting different population categories, creating an identity and prominent web presence, allowing public input on critical decisions, and incorporating feedback from public workshops. The document emphasizes that implementing an effective process is important to realize a vision and that such implementation requires consideration of economic and market factors.
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- 8. The Metropolis Plan Choices for Metropolitan Chicago
- 9. The Evolving AmericanVision
- 12. Pedestrians in theConventional Suburban Development supporting alternative modes through urban design
- 14. Pedestrians: 25th Anniversaryof the Moonwalk supporting alternative modes through urban design
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- 18. To Capture theVision, You Must Communicate That’s a conversation, not a lecture
- 19. The Target Population Categories for Communication Public Involvement Efforts Pyramid
- 20. The Communication will Pyramid participate in 1% physical meetings
- 21. The Communication Pyramid participate 10% from home, through internet
- 22. The Communication Pyramid Follow in press, 30% social media
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- 24. Find Out Whatis Important to People SAFETY EDUCATION EDUCATION JOBS
- 25. Create Identity andBrand
- 26. Prominent Web Presenceand Interactive Content
- 27. Activities that allowpeople to help make critical decisions Example: Beaverton Civic Plan
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- 30. 2040 Growth Concept 50-year vision for managing region’s growth Incorporates best parts of “Concepts for Growth” options Kicks off a major effort to enact the new regional vision through local plans
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- 34. Louisiana Speaks Regional Plan Vision and Strategies for Recovery and Growth in South Louisiana May 2007
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- 37. Regional Vision Poll Newspapers Internet
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- 39. LOUISIANA SPEAKS: OURVISION
- 41. Way of Lifeis Precarious Land loss: sea level rise, wetland destruction, subsidence, flooding and natural disasters Caused by climate change, natural disasters, industry, channelization
- 42. Public Workshop Results Lafourche Parish Comprehensive Resiliency Plan Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. Waggonner & Ball Architects
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- 54. Adaptive Reuse –from garage to restaurant Bolsa Mercado: Former Garage Redeveloped as a Restaurant
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- 56. NAR 2011: WalkableDestinations In deciding where to live, indicate how important it would be to you to have each of the following within an easy walk: very important, somewhat important, not very important, or not at all important. Very important Somewhat important Grocery store 35% 40% 75% Pharmacy 24% 41% 65% Hospital 25% 36% 61% Restaurants 18% 42% 60% Cultural resources 17% 42% 59% Schools 26% 29% 55% Doctors' offices 19% 36% 55% Public transportation by bus 21% 29% 50% Recreational facilities 12% 35% 47% Place of worship 17% 30% 47% Public transportation by rail 14% 28% 42% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Source: National Association of Realtors 2011.
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- 63. Protects biodiversity acrossurban Cascadia and rural landscapes and beyond the region. Willamette Valley
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- 68. Developing implementation Capturing avision without effective implementation is cruel Implementation without a sound economic strategy has a poor chance of success
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- 70. What is Envision Tomorrow? Suite of planning tools: Prototype Builder Return on Investment (ROI) model Scenario Builder Extension for ArcGIS Built while developing plans for clients Open Source and Public Domain
- 71. Model Prototypes UsingReal Market Research: Allows for “Reality-based Visualizations” Use Prototypes for Reality-based Visualizations and 3D Modeling
- 72. A Linked Systemof Spreadsheets and GIS GIS Buildings Development Types Evaluation Criteria ROI Model Scenario Spreadsheet Painting Scenario Spreadsheet ArcGIS 5 Story Mixed Use Density & Mix Town Center Travel 2 Story Health Mixed Use Sustainability 3 Story Investment Apartment Town Fiscal Impact Neighborhood Townhome Compact Single Family Residential Subdivision Conventional Single Family
- 73. Real-time Scenario Building and Evaluation Select Paint See Changes Instantly
- 74. Monitor Indicators inReal-time Detailed Tables Quick Reference Graphs
- 76. Many Factors Influence Development Feasibility What Can Be Built? Today’s Rents 10% Increase in 20% Increase in & Sales Prices Average Rent Average Rent
- 78. Working with Universities Dr. Rob Patterson, Uni versity of Texas, Austin Dr. Reid Ewing, Univer Dr. Arthur sity of Utah “Chris” Nelson, Unive rsity of Utah
- 79. New indicators beingdeveloped in partnership with leading Universities New Indicators being developed with University of Utah and University of Texas at Austin. Bold indicators are completed Building and Land Use Employment Growth Types Employment Resilience Building Energy Development Capital Consumption Redevelopment Timing 7D Transportation Water Consumption Effects Transportation Safety Return on Investment Workforce Housing Housing and LEED-ND Transportation Costs Arts and Public Amenities Air Quality and CO2 Local Jobs Housing Impacts Balance Fiscal Impact Public Health
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- 85. Balanced Housing App 160,000 Surplus 140,000 120,000 100,000 80,000 Deficit 60,000 40,000 20,000 0 00 00 75 00 25 00 50 00 25 50 75 $0 ,0 ,5 ,8 ,5 ,1 ,0 $2 $5 $6 $7 $8 $1 $1 $1 $2 $3 $5 Projected Demand Planned Housing
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- 93. Conceptual Adaptive ReuseExample– MLK Before Draft
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- 97. Conceptual Adaptive ReuseExample- MLK After Draft
- 98. Mixed Use LibraryDevelopment Concept 98
- 99. Mixed Use LibraryDevelopment Concept – Before 99
- 100. Mixed Use LibraryDevelopment Concept– Phase One 100
- 101. Mixed Use LibraryDevelopment Concept– Phase Two 101
- 102. Vision without Actionis Hallucination John Fregonese www.frego.com