AICP- Plan Making
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| 1909 First National Conference on City Planning | in Washington D.C.
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| 1909 Plan of Chicago | by Daniel Burnham and Edward Bennett
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| 1915 'Cities in Evolution' published | by Patrick Geddes, father of regional planning
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| 1916 New York City Zoning Code | by Edward Bassett
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| 1916 First Full-time planner | Harland Bartholomew in City of St. Louis
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| 1917 First President of the American City Planning Institute | Frederick Law Olmstead Jr.
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| 1922 Los Angeles | established first regional planning commission in the US
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| 1925 Cincinnati Plan | the first comprehensive city plan to be officially adopted by a major american city
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| 1933 Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) | first multifunctional authority
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| 1949 Atlanta | First regional planning agency
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| 1957 Urban Land Use Planning published | by F. Stuart Chapin, present holistic methodology for creating a plan
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| 1964 'the Urban General Plan' published | by T.J. Kent Jr.; classic planning textbook on history, purpose, of comprehensive plan
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| 1969 'Design with Nature' published | by Ian McHarg; considered the predecessor of the overlay of layers in GIS
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| Plan making process | Gather factual information; gather information using participatory process; analyze information; report information; present the plan for review; revise the plan accordingly; submit plan for adoption
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| Planning commission | appointed by governing body or chief elected official; short-long-term planning, plan review, budgeting; make recommedations to city governing body
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| Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) | Consider requests for variances; hears appeals of any decision made by the zoning enforcement officer; approves special permit uses; make recommendation to governing body
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| Rational Planning | A planner with a vast supply of knowledge, would identify a problem, set goals and objectives, identify and evaluate alternatives and select best alternative and implement plans
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| Incremental Planning | Charles Lindblom 'the science of muddling through'
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| Advocacy Planning | Saul Alinsky - community organization; Sherry Arnstein - 'Ladder of participation'; Paul Davidoff - advocate for interest groups
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