Comp plan presentation oki sept 2010

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When the Comp Plan Comes Up Short: Creating an Implementable Plan

Peter Klear, AICP

Della Rucker, AICP, CEcD

Paul Culter, AICP

OKI Planning Conference

October 1, 2010

OKI APA ConferenceOctober 1, 2010

Starting Out:

Draw a Bird:

What are Comprehensive Plans supposed to do?

What do we often get instead?

What goes wrong with how we do this?

The Encyclopedia

The Kum Ba Yah

The List

The Pretty Picture

What fundamental problems lead to ineffective plans?

Over-emphasizing one element

Failing to lead a collaborative process Lead the process vs. leading the plan

Not designing the plan to be understoodAnd…Not designing the plan to provide clear direction for its future users

Designing the Plan to be Understood

Clear vision, goals, objectives…

oEncourage all public agencies to develop a long-range master plan for their operations and seek ways to implement the resulting plans.

oSupport adopted solid waste plan policies, which includes the expansion of recycling to the greatest feasible extent.

o Improve and expand potable water quality and supply.

When might someone not want it to be clear?

The intentionally-not-comprehensive comprehensive plan

Design by issues or design by geography?

PAUL – Please insert a close up of the wapak map or Nelsonville plan map and one of Springboro or North College Hill or something like that. Or send me the PDFs to insert!

Graphics where graphics will benefit understanding.

Designing the Plan to be Carried Out

Setting PrioritiesWhy?

Why Not?

How?Consensus

Mathematical

weighting

Designing the Plan to be Carried Out

Creating An Implementation PlanWho, What, Where, When, How

Measurable results/benchmarks

Buy-in and agency support

Plan Element 2: Increase Home Ownership

2.1.1Publicize Nelsonville to greater Columbus area and Athens as a

homeownership opportunity. A 1

Chamber of Commerce, City,

Realtors

2.1Identify opportunities to

establish targeted incentives to support new homeowners.

B 2City; Chamber of

Commerce

Questions? Insights? Good ideas?

Thank you!

Paul A. Culter, AICPDella G. Rucker, AICP, CEcD

JACOBS | Urban Design + Planning

1880 Waycross RoadCincinnati, OH 45240

Phone: 513-595-7910

Paul.Culter@Jacobs.comDella.Rucker@Jacobs.com

Peter Klear, AICP

Campbell County Planning Commission

1098 Monmouth Ave.

Newport, KY 41701

Phone: 859-292-3880

Pklear@campbellcountyky.org