PLANNING COMMISSION WORK SESSION Metro Nashville Planning - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
PLANNING COMMISSION WORK SESSION Metro Nashville Planning - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
PLANNING COMMISSION WORK SESSION Metro Nashville Planning Department Lucy A. Kempf PRELIMINARY INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL FEEDBACK JULY 2018 - CURRENT SUMMARY FEEDBACK KEY ISSUES BETTER DEFINE AND ARTICULATE PLANNING VISION &
PRELIMINARY INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL FEEDBACK JULY 2018 - CURRENT
- BETTER DEFINE AND ARTICULATE PLANNING VISION & OBJECTIVES INTERNALLY
AND EXTERNALLY
- STRENGTHEN PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT PRACTICE THROUGHOUT THE DEPARTMENT
- INCORPORATE DATA-DRIVEN POLICY ANALYSIS THROUGHOUT OUR WORK
- DEVELOP A PLAN FOR INFRASTRUCTURE IN HOT SPOTS
- TRANSIT – WHAT NEXT? AFFORDABLE HOUSING – WHAT NEXT?
- IMPROVE PROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR STAFF, INCLUDING INTERNAL
COLLABORATION AND CROSS - TRAINING
- ADDRESS RESOURCE NEEDS IN TIGHT FISCAL ENVIRONMENT
SUMMARY FEEDBACK – KEY ISSUES
PRELIMINARY STAFF ASSESSMENT: KEY PLANNING PRIORITIES – 2019 / 2020
WHY WE PLAN
Assess and improve design standards
WHY WE PLAN
Continue to protect and enhance neighborhoods
WHY WE PLAN
Evaluate Infrastructure and Growth – sector level
Projected growth
1970 2010 2040
WHY WE PLAN
Improve the quality of life for our residents
Evaluate New Sidewalk Regulations
Address urban design quality and the building blocks for transit readiness along corridors
Include a broad range of housing types and price levels providing choice for people at all stages of life.
Assess Affordable Housing Opportunities and Department Roles with MDHA
HOW DO WE ACCOMPLISH THESE OBJECTIVES?
WHY WE PLAN Realign Resources to create a Division of Long- Range Planning
Neighborhood Planning and Engagement (New)* Transportation Section Design Studio
WEDGEWOOD/ HOUSTON
Neighborhood Plan
DICKERSON ROAD
Corridor Study
Implement a public engagement strategy & program review
Draft Key Questions
- What are the core opportunities &
challenges in our public engagement work today? Substance and platform
- How do we address diversity &
inclusiveness?
- Who are our core constituencies? How do
we expand those constituencies?
- Other?
Next Steps:
- Identify individuals & groups to help define
problems and inform our work
- Identify program goals and resource needs
- Report back to the Commission at 2019
Retreat
Improve Data-driven approaches to our work
Draft Key Questions for the Program Review
- What data & analysis is important to the
Commission’s decisions?
- What is the Planning Department’s Role in
providing data and policy direction to
- ther departments?
- How is the data best developed and
presented? Next Steps:
- Identify program goals and resource needs
- Report back to the Commission at 2019
Retreat
The Commission and Technology
- Do you have the information you need to make decisions?
- What data or other resources would support your decision-making?
- Are you open to a digital footprint in your work?
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