Note from PCJ Editor Wayne Senville: Our Summer 2011 issue includes a short, but quite interesting article by PCJ contributing writer Della Rucker on why some comprehensive plans seem to fall flat after they’re adopted….
…Senville, Editor PlannersWeb.com p.s., we also appreciate the many positive comments we received in our survey, such as: “We’re a very small community, growing rapidly, with a commercial district serving a community 10 times our…
Note from PlannersWeb Editor Wayne Senville: I want to encourage you to check out our PlannersWeb group page on LinkedIn. Right now, there’s a lively discussion of Della Rucker’s most recent PlannersWeb column, What Does…
…From: PlannersWeb Editor Wayne Senville To: PlannersWeb Members & Others Subject: Update on Access to PlannersWeb.com Date: November 6, 2014 Important Information: All current annual members of PlannersWeb.com will continue to have full access to…
by PlannersWeb Editor Wayne Senville, reporting from Storrs, Connecticut As someone who lives in a university town, I can tell you it’s not every day that the university’s and town’s perspectives on a key issue…
From: Wayne Senville, Editor, PlannersWeb.com To: PlannersWeb Members & Others Subject: Future of PlannersWeb.com Date: August 19, 2014 We have decided to discontinue PlannersWeb.com as a membership-based web site effective January 1, 2015. We do…
…homemade benches, lending libraries, kids play areas, and even “T-stations.” Note from PlannersWeb Editor Wayne Senville: Some photos I took while visiting Portland’s Sellwood neighborhood to see the original intersection repair — called “Share-It Square”…
After spending ten days in Portland, Oregon, PlannersWeb Editor Wayne Senville reflects on nature in the city and the role of water. More reflections from Senville over the next few days….
…years under the terms “guerrilla urbanism,” “city repair,” or “do-it-yourself “DIY” Urbanism.” In fact, you may have read about city repair in a post this past summer by PlannersWeb Editor Wayne Senville, “Can Intersections Lead…
We’ve changed the coding on PlannersWeb to allow for better viewing of our articles on smartphones and tablets. But as we’ve just made this change, we can use your help. Please email us at: pcjoffice@gmail.com…
PlannersWeb Editor Wayne Senville continues his reflections on Portland, Oregon, with a look at transportation and land use, and how the city has become a leader in the “dead freeway” movement….
Rob Rowlson by PlannersWeb Editor Wayne Senville, reporting from West Hartford, Connecticut Rob Rowlson, the Town of West Hartford’s Director of Community Services, makes no bones about it: too often planning can be an obstacle…
Editor’s Note: Given the terrible events that occurred in Boston last month, we’re pleased that PlannersWeb contributing writer Amy Facca chose to focus on a very positive story about the celebrations and events in store…
