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Title: RCPL 5513


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RCPL 5513
Evaluation of Site Design, Planning, and
Development
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Site reviewed from many angles
  • Physical attributes
  • Site services
  • Transportation and access
  • Site design principles
  • Evaluated corrrectness of approaches and design
  • For lack of better term can call this development
    evaluation

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Standards based evaluations
  • Relate to things with known consequences if not
    followed
  • e.g. risks to life and property
  • traffic congestion
  • impacts on valued resources
  • Some consequences less well known or quantified
  • Risks from small lot frontages

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Market as standard
  • Some decision criteria not based on real standard
  • Based on frequency of repeated use
  • Based on market popularity
  • Justification post-hoc
  • Leaves room for a lot of judgment

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Planning tools
  • Have looked at possible physical planning tools
  • Infrastructure controls
  • Control rate of investment in sewer, water,
    transportation systems
  • Limit and direct growth
  • Zoning and subdivision
  • Control land use type and intensity
  • Tendencies for inflexibility

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More planning tools
  • PUD
  • More flexible tool
  • Not as popular on the market
  • Much more judgement and innovation required
  • Other innovations
  • Overlay zones
  • Performance zones

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See the small picture
  • Professionals often tend to focus on fine details
  • Does this meet the provisions of paragraph 5,
    sentence 2
  • Like your approach to most labs
  • Decision-making based on point-of-view
  • All developer decisions are bad and not in the
    public interest
  • All public planner decisions are good

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Seeing the big picture
  • Regardless of position must take the broader
    viewpoint of public good
  • Matter of ethics
  • Must try to focus on broader perspective
    regardless of daily business requirements

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What to evaluate?
  • At several geographic scales
  • Neighborhood, to city, to region
  • Impacts
  • On natural systems
  • On the built environment
  • On different social and economic groups

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Context of planning
  • These comparisons will not yield easy decisions
  • Value judgements will often be required
  • Someone is always displeased
  • Thats planning
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