introducing planitulsa, a presentation by john fregonese
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PLANiTULSA (a city-wide program to develop a new Comprehensive Plan for Tulsa) promises a new vision for how we want Tulsa to grow and develop. Things have changed since our current plan was written in 1978! A public meeting to introduce this historic project and John Fregonese, the contracted planner/consultant, was held on May 13, 2008 at the Central Community Center.TRANSCRIPT
PLANiTULSA: PLANiTULSA: Tulsa Comprehensive Plan Tulsa Comprehensive Plan
UpdateUpdate
Implementing the Community’s Implementing the Community’s VisionVision
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Household TypeHousehold Type ShareShare
With ChildrenWith Children 12%12%
Without ChildrenWithout Children 88%88%
Single-PersonSingle-Person 34%34%
SourceSource: Adapted and extrapolated by Chris Nelson from Martha Farnsworth : Adapted and extrapolated by Chris Nelson from Martha Farnsworth Riche, Riche, How Changes in the Nation's Age and Household Structure Will How Changes in the Nation's Age and Household Structure Will Reshape Housing Demand in the 21st CenturyReshape Housing Demand in the 21st Century, HUD (2003)., HUD (2003).
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Source: TIP Strategies; US Bureau Labor Statistics; US Census Bureau
quality of place
knowledge
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Buildings
Land
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evolutionary scale
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What We Can Expect?What We Can Expect?Oil costs will continue to riseOil costs will continue to rise
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What About Climate Change?What About Climate Change?
The future will not be like the past, nor the The future will not be like the past, nor the presentpresent
Demographic Shifts
Growth concentrated in 55+ ages Growth concentrated in 55+ ages and 15-34 – Different housing and 15-34 – Different housing demanddemand
These shifts will result in more These shifts will result in more multi family and mixed use growth.multi family and mixed use growth.
What We Can Expect?What We Can Expect?Oil costs will continue to riseOil costs will continue to rise
Concern for climate change will Concern for climate change will lead to scrutiny of carbon lead to scrutiny of carbon
emissionsemissions
TrendsTrendsStrong forces will put a premium Strong forces will put a premium
on:on:1.1. Energy Efficient, sustainable Energy Efficient, sustainable
citiescities
2.2. Shorter TripsShorter Trips
3.3. Effective TransitEffective Transit
4.4. Great LivabilityGreat Livability
5.5. More Options for Travel, More Options for Travel, Housing and WorkHousing and Work
The Emerging American The Emerging American VisionVision
Many cities will compete to be Many cities will compete to be great places to live & workgreat places to live & work
Open Spaces and ParksAmenities near work
Tulsa Population TrendsTulsa Population Trends
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Population – City of Tulsa Population – City of Tulsa
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350,000355,000360,000365,000370,000375,000380,000385,000390,000395,000
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Where People WorkWhere People Work
Travel Time to WorkTravel Time to Work
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3D - TAZs3D - TAZs
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DowntownDowntown
Households 2000Households 2000
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Households 2030Households 2030
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Households DeltaHouseholds Delta
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Employment 2000Employment 2000
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Employment 2030Employment 2030
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Traditional Planning Traditional Planning ApproachApproach
DDecide – through analysis and ecide – through analysis and researchresearch
EEducate – the public about the ducate – the public about the solutionsolution
AAnnounce – the plannnounce – the planDDefend – the planefend – the plan
Traditional Planning Traditional Planning ApproachApproach
DD EE AA DD
Improved ProcessImproved Process
PLANPLAN
FUNDFUND
BUILDBUILD
Improved ProcessImproved Process
VALUES VALUES (What do people want?)(What do people want?)
VISION VISION (How will our City provide (How will our City provide it?)it?)
STRATEGY STRATEGY (How do we (How do we implement?)implement?)
PLANPLAN
FUNDFUND
BUILDBUILD
Team Organization ChartTeam Organization Chart
Information Gathering and Kick-off Meeting
Get to know the city through the Get to know the city through the eyes of Tulsa residents. eyes of Tulsa residents.
Land Use: Visual analysis Land Use: Visual analysis of land use typesof land use types
Housing: Housing market Housing: Housing market analysisanalysis
Economic AssessmentEconomic Assessment
Polling and Stakeholder Polling and Stakeholder InterviewsInterviews
50 In Depth Interviews50 In Depth Interviews 1,000 Phone Interviews1,000 Phone Interviews 1,000 Web Based Poll1,000 Web Based Poll 30 “Person on the Street” 30 “Person on the Street”
Working with Staff and Working with Staff and StakeholdersStakeholders
Advisory CommitteeAdvisory Committee
Community WorkshopsCommunity Workshops
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Two Scales – City and Two Scales – City and NeighborhoodNeighborhood
NeighborhoodNeighborhoodCityCity
Workshop MapsWorkshop Maps
Each table’s Each table’s plan is plan is
analyzed analyzed and and
recorded…recorded…
….and all notes and comments are recorded
Traditional ApproachTraditional Approach
The PresentThe Present The FutureThe Future
Scenario ApproachScenario Approach
Plausible stories Plausible stories about the futureabout the future
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SF Det SF Att MF SF Det SF Att MF
Year 2000 Vision 2030
Owner Renter Year 2000
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Modeling the Scenarios
Transportation AnalysisRoadway Impact
Ridership
Market ConstraintsDevelopment ProgramCommercial Demand
Housing Needs
Land Use ScenarioDevelopment
Vision 2030
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Sustainability Urban Design
Existing ConditionsExisting Conditions
Scenario AScenario A
Scenario DScenario D
Indicators for Scenario Indicators for Scenario EvaluationEvaluation
Total Infrastructure Cost (2005-2050)
Regional Highway
Infrastructure
(local roads, storm water,
electrical)
Regional Transit
$58.2B
$42B
$34B
Billions of 2007 Dollars
$49
$31
$19
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Option A Option B Option C
Infrastructure CostsInfrastructure Costs(Louisiana Speaks)(Louisiana Speaks)
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Trend Vision
New Revenue
Existing Revenue
Fiscal Model ResultsFiscal Model ResultsCity Sales Tax Revenue Increase - 2000 City Sales Tax Revenue Increase - 2000
DollarsDollars
Broad Outreach and Broad Outreach and Multiple Opportunities for Multiple Opportunities for
ResponseResponse
What We’ve LearnedWhat We’ve Learned
VisionVisionWithout actionWithout actionIs HallucinationIs Hallucination
Lessons from Scenarios and Lessons from Scenarios and Outreach Used to Develop Plan and Outreach Used to Develop Plan and
ProductsProductsComponentsComponents
Vision Vision
Comprehensive PlanComprehensive Plan
Development StrategiesDevelopment Strategies
Implementation and Implementation and Financial StrategyFinancial Strategy
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Implementation Plan & Implementation Plan & Funding StrategiesFunding Strategies
Monitoring SystemMonitoring System
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Upcoming EventsUpcoming Events June - Community Values June - Community Values September - City Wide WorkshopsSeptember - City Wide Workshops January - Community WorkshopsJanuary - Community Workshops April - ScenariosApril - Scenarios June - VisionJune - Vision September – Draft Plan & ImplementationSeptember – Draft Plan & Implementation Adoption Hearings – October - DecemberAdoption Hearings – October - December
Thank YouThank You