Note from PCJ Editor Wayne Senville: The following is from an interview I had with the late Wayne Lemmon in 2007 about his just published Planning Commissioners Journal article, Pro-Forma 101: Getting Familiar with a…
Note from PCJ Editor Wayne Senville: In our Winter 2011 planner and PCJ contributing writer Beth Humstone, in “Building Invisible Walls,” reports on the use of urban growth boundaries (or “UGBs” as they’re often called)….
From PCJ Editor Wayne Senville: As a follow up to Ed McMahon’s article, “Billboards: The Case for Control,” we thought it important to also hear from Scenic America, an organization that focuses — as their…
…issue. She is also a co-author of Above and Beyond: Visualizing Change in Small Towns and Rural Areas. We’re pleased that she’ll be regularly contributing to the Planning Commissioners Journal. ————————————— Wayne Senville: What first…
Note from PCJ Editor Wayne Senville: Our Spring 2011 issue features an article by long-time Florida planner Wendy Grey on a topic that virtually every planner and planning commissioner will face — the relationship of…
Note from PCJ Editor Wayne Senville: Our Winter 2011 issue included an article by Ed McMahon, “Billboards: The Case for Control.” McMahon is a nationally renowned authority and speaker on sustainable development, land conservation, and…
Note from PCJ Editor Wayne Senville: Della Rucker is planner with an extensive background in economic development. She’s also a talented writer. We’re pleased that Della will be joining the Planning Commissioners Journal as a…
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….
From PCJ Editor Wayne Senville: Our Fall 2010 issue includes a fascinating and timely article by Hannah Twaddell and Gary Toth, “Transportation Planning for Livable Communities: Measuring What Matters.” Twaddell and Toth cover some very…
…of the comments that came in. Dealing With the Fear of Affordable Housing PCJ Editor Wayne Senville: In one of the comments that came in, one person noted that: “Over the years, in my experience,…
…more than one hundred PCJ subscribers who met with Wayne, and to those of you who followed along with Wayne’s daily blog postings, or sent queries about specific issues during his travels. All of Wayne’s…
Note from PCJ Editor Wayne Senville: Accessible housing is an important, but controversial issue. The Spring issue of the Planning Comm’rs Journal features an article by Jordana Maisel, “Visitability: A Major “No-Step” Towards Inclusive Housing,”…
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…
