Zoning and Changing Lifestyles
Long-time planners and PCJ contributing writers Mike Chandler and Greg Dale take a look at the impact that changes in our society are having on local zoning regulation….
Long-time planners and PCJ contributing writers Mike Chandler and Greg Dale take a look at the impact that changes in our society are having on local zoning regulation….
Greg Dale provides an overview of traffic impact studies….
Greg Dale provides a brief overview of the “3-C” process and the four levels of the transportation planning process….
How do we build a “sense of community”? That’s a question many planning commissioners ask. Long-time planner and Planning Comm’rs Journal columnist Greg Dale offers his thoughts…
Planner and Planning Commissioners Journal columnist Greg Dale explores the question of how to balance community needs and individual property rights….
Read an excerpt from this article below. You can download the full article by using the link at the end of the excerpt. Most everyone is familiar with the basic classification of roads and streets…
Read an excerpt from this article below. You can download the full article by using the link at the end of the excerpt. As a planning commissioner, one of the most common issues you are…
…with affected parties outside your jurisdiction. Your second obligation is to consider the regional implications of your plan implementation actions. In his recent PCJ article, “Considering the Regional Impacts of Local Action,” Greg Dale pointed…
Use the drop down menu above or the links below to learn about our primary contributing writers — both in the Planning Commissioners Journal and on the PlannersWeb. Michael Chandler — Elaine Cogan — Greg…
…during the site visit. Online Resources: Site Visits: Necessary But Tricky, by Greg Dale, FAICP (from Planning Comm’rs Journal) — note: Burlington, Vermont, Site Visit Guidelines are included in a sidebar. Burlington, Vermont, Site Visit…
…two articles that touch on this issue: Greg Dale’s “Site Visits: Necessary, But Tricky,” and part two of Alan Weinstein’s “Avoiding Open Meeting Law Violations.” 2. Notifying the Public A large number of those responding…
…and character are of particular importance. We discussed various ways this can be done without violating Open Meetings Act requirements in a previous article, “A Walkabout Approach to Public Meetings.” Editor’s note: See also Greg…