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Talking Behind the Public’s Back – The Ex-Parte Problem

…could be negatively affected, then the most prudent course of action is for the commissioner to avoid the conflict and recuse himself from the matter. Ted Shekell is the long-time Community Development Director for the…

photo of Winter Park, Florida, main street

Bringing Commercial Uses Closer to Existing Residential Neighborhoods, Part II

by Wendy Grey, AICP

…street (and whether they can be tinted or frosted), and prohibited materials (e.g., metal) or colors. 3. Building scale and intensity — Building height can be regulated by an absolute figure (e.g., 50 feet) or…

Read ULI analyst Ed McMahon's seven part series.

Take a look at this excellent series of articles by Jim Segedy & Lisa Hollingsworth-Segedy.

Our 5-part series on the relationship between staff planners and planning board members.

Joel Russell & Mary Madden of the Form-Based Codes Institute cover the basics of this new approach to zoning.

Planner Gwendolyn Hallsmith offers a progressive take on planning for local economic development in this five-part series starting with Coping With Economic Meltdown.

Also, take a look at our extended reprints from economic development planner Della Rucker's excellent book, The Local Economy Revolution.

Ever wonder how a pro-forma is put together & what it is used for? This four-part article provides an easy to understand introduction.

Search Results for by Ted Shekell, AICP

Talking Behind the Public’s Back – The Ex-Parte Problem

Bringing Commercial Uses Closer to Existing Residential Neighborhoods, Part II

The Secrets of Successful Communities

Basics of Putting Together a Comprehensive Plan

Planner & Commissioner

An Introduction to Form-Based Codes

Building Your Local Economy

Pro-Forma 101 – Getting Familiar With a Basic Tool of Real Estate Analysis