Issue #11:
Summer 1993

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FEATURES

Dreaming the Future: Community Vision Planning
by Walter Cudnohufskyread excerpts from article

--- A small town in Massachusetts shows how vision planning works.

Planning for Heritage Tourism
by Bert Winterbottomread excerpts from article

--- Planning for tourism can help in identifying and making use of a city or region's special character. But successful tourism strategies must first take into account the needs of local residents.

A Heritage Tourism Portfolio
by the Editor

--- Reports on successful heritage tourism programs in: Galveston, Texas; Cape Cod, Massachusetts; Central Wisconsin; The Blackstone Valley of Rhode Island and Massachusetts; and El Paso, Texas.

On the Value of Trees and Open Space
by Elizabeth Brabecread excerpts from article

--- Trees and open space not only benefit the environment, but property values as well.

Portals to Our National Heritage
by John Stilgoeread excerpts from article

--- Communities don't need national landmarks to create connections to our national heritage.

DEPARTMENTS

The Effective Planning Commissioner:
The Planning Commissioner and the "Vision Thing"read excerpts from article

--- Elaine Cogan helps you through some planning jargon to understand several key steps in the planning process.

Ethics & The Planning Commission:
The Ethics of Biasread excerpts from articleorder and download article

--- Greg Dale on when values becomes biases.

The Planning Commission At Work:
Developing the Comprehensive Plan -- Part IIread excerpts from article

--- Citizen participation strategies are critical to developing a comprehensive plan, as Michael Chandler describes in his column. The second in a three-part series on developing the comprehensive plan.

Planning Law Primer:
The Role of the Lawyer
by Carolyn W. Baldwin, Esq.read excerpts from article

--- Attorney and planning commission chairman Carolyn W. Baldwin discusses four different relationships between attorneys and planning commissions.

Insights:
Sprawl Is Like the Weather
by Brent Thompsonread excerpts from article

--- Sprawl and low density development are closely related, argues Brent Thompson, a planning commissioner from Ashland, Oregon.

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