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VISIONING IN YOUR COMMUNITY
Remember:
unique needs
capabilities
of YOUR community
Stick to the budget and listen to community residents
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The Oregon Model
Copyright 1997 Ames
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Scenarios
Single: most possible future, preferred alternative to the present situation
Multiple: exploration to determined pros and cons of each possibility
Scenarios help define the “products” that are desired such as: community profile, values statement, trend statement, vision statement and action plan.
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Simplified visioning: requires less resources, time and public participation
Comprehensive visioning process: requires more resources, time, and public input
So…Why get your community involved?
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Community Engagement
Participatory Depends on consensus Action-oriented process Results in more “products”“Visioning is, by nature, community-based.”
-Ames*Community and political support are crucial to the success of the plan.
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Ways to involve the community Community Surveys Community Tours Planning Workshops Publications Social events/activities Charrettes
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Trends in Visioning: Charrettes Meeting or series of meetings for the public to directly contribute to the vision by: Making decisions (usually about land use/design) for changes, zoning, neighborhood plans
Implementing public visions into the products
Charrette guides:National Charrette Institute: http://www.charretteinstitute.org/
Charrette Center (Urban Design):http://www.charrettecenter.net/charrettecenter.asp?a=spf&pfk=7&gk=261
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Trends in Visioning: Organic Planning After the Community Action Program of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964, government was involved in pushing communities to organize.
Twenty years later, public discontent with the program led to civilians creating their own organizations, implementing policies unique to their own communities while shunning government support.
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Organic Planning (continued) Started with community visioning and community—not government—initiated activities that are process (in dealing with future) oriented.
Efforts are also inclusive and collaborative
Desired outcome is tangible through deliberation Organic planning is usually rooted in one situation at one point in time—rarely a long-term commitment.
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Organic Planning & the Institutions Govt.-efforts to reconnect citizens with the government
Community-coalitions & mobilizations to access decision-making venues to influence policy
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Organic Planning works when… … people are informed and/or when information about the issues at hand are available.
…it proceeds from process oriented (for the future) to sustaining participation within community infrastructure.
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2016
Why didn’t the vision work out for Chicago?
Who would have benefitted? Who would have been disenfranchised?
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Trends in Visioning: Links and Resources
Community Visioning & The Oregon Model:
http://www.design.asu.edu/apa/proceedings97/ames.html Community Visioning model from Iowa State University:
http://www.communityvisioning.org/slater.html Urban Community Visioning from Bend, OR:
http://www.bend2030.org/ Community Visioning from Office for Smart Growth:
www.nj.gov/dca/divisions/osg/.../communityvisioningstandards.pdf