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Land use planning
is the term used for a branch of public policy which encompasses various disciplines which seek to order and regulate the use of land in an efficient and ethical way
Civic Engagement
describes efforts to make a difference in the civic life of our communities and developing the combination of knowledge, skills, values, and motivation to make that difference
Consensus Building
is a process for seeking unanimous agreement, involving a good faith effort to meet the interests of all stakeholders
LAND USE PLANNING
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
CONSENSUS BUILDING
TRANSFORMING CIVIC CULTURESlide8
Establish and adhere to ground rules
Use public projects to change public expectations
Set and
stick
to schedules
Hold governmental and non-governmental stakeholders accountable
Extensively
document stakeholder input
Evaluate
process and content
Re-create Civic CultureSlide9
Hierarchal
Win-lose
Position-basedCompetitive
LinearExclusiveOne dimensional
Elite access to technologies
Non-hierarchalWin-win
Interest-basedCollaborative
Multi-directionalInclusive
Multi-dimensionalOpen access to technologies
Reset Civic NormsSlide10
Create governance partnerships
Design for intent
Use alternative dispute techniques
Adopt civic engagement principles
Use "best practice" techniques, tools, and vehicles
Achieve consensus-based decisions
Civic Engagement Process DesignSlide11
Create just and sustainable agreements about land uses
Ground philosophy in principles and values of justice and sustainability
Combine dispute resolution and civic engagement
Implement place-based strategies
Invest in human capital
Model green practices
Add value
Engagement objectivesSlide12
Participation
“Audience”
Un-Informed, not conversant
Externally activated
Event focused
Static encounters
Linear
One dimensional
Civic Engagement
“Constituency”
Informed, conversant
Internally motivated
Process focused
Accountable Relationships
Multi-directional
Integrated, multi-dimensional
From Public Participation to Civic EngagementSlide13
Agree on the “text”
Major League Baseball Park
Site Assessment and Evaluation & District Master Plan
McMillan Sand Filtration Site
Northwest 1 Redevelopment Plan
Old Convention Center Site
Poplar Point Site Development Plan
St. Elizabeths Master Plan Amendment/DHS Consolidation
Barry Farm|Park Chester|Wade Road Redevelopment Plan
Define the end result first
Brookland/CUA Metro Station Small Area Plan
Georgia Ave/Petworth Metro Station Area & Corridor Plan
Anacostia Access Transportation Study
Anacostia Waterfront Initiative
Congress Heights Traffic Calming Design and Safety Study
Kenilworth Ave Corridor Transportation Study
Middle Anacostia Crossings Transportation Study
New York Ave Corridor Transportation Study
South Capitol Street Corridor Study
U Street Parking and Transportation Plan
Reservation 13 / Hill East Draft Master Plan
Manage “democratic” urges
Benning Road Corridor Redevelopment Framework
Pennsylvania Avenue SE, Corridor Land Development Plan
Riggs Road/South Dakota Ave Area Development Plan
Upper Georgia Ave Area Land Development Plan
Honor the disagreements
Boathouse Row Planning Study
CapitalSpace Initiative
Department of Parks and Recreation 5 Year Master Plan
Anacostia Waterfront Riverwalk and Trail
Results matter, not effort
National Museum of African American History and Culture
Tier I - II EIS & Section 106
South Capitol Street EIS
11
th
Street Bridges EIS
14
th
Street Bridge Corridor EISSlide14Slide15Slide16
OUTREACHSlide17Slide18Slide19
Where every resident:
Participates in a diverse, thriving, equitable economy
Lives in safe neighborhoods free of crime, whether in Northeast, Southeast, Northwest, or Southwest
Has quality public or public charter schools no matter what neighborhood he or she lives inHas a high quality of life that includes access to quality healthcare, recreation, transportation, and retail choices in every Ward of the city
Lives in neighborhoods in which affordable and luxury housing easily co-exist and where our low and moderate income residents can thrive
Receives a solid return on investment and high quality customer service from their governmentLives in the most environmentally sound, sustainable city in the world
“One City” means…Slide20
There
is another element that must be present in our struggle that then makes our resistance and nonviolence truly meaningful.
That
element
is
reconciliation
.
Our
ultimate end must be
the
creation of
the
beloved
community
.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Raleigh, NC – April 15, 1960Slide21Slide22Slide23