The Department of Planning and Zoning is in the process of updating the Miami-Dade County Comprehensive Development Master Plan (CDMP) and invites you to participate in the process. Long range strategic planning has never been more important for this community. The CDMP establishes plans and policies for the County for important topics such as...
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Get Involved: The County Comp Plan is Getting an Update
Get Involved: The County Comp Plan is Getting an Update
The Department of Planning and Zoning is in the process of updating the Miami-Dade County Comprehensive Development Master Plan (CDMP) and invites you to participate in the process. Long range strategic planning has never been more important for this community. The CDMP establishes plans and policies for the County for important topics such as...
Read more »
Get Involved: The County Comp Plan is Getting an Update
The Department of Planning and Zoning is in the process of updating the Miami-Dade County Comprehensive Development Master Plan (CDMP) and invites you to participate in the process. Long range strategic planning has never been more important for this community. The CDMP establishes plans and policies for the County for important topics such as...
Read more »
Democratic Planning? Is that possible? By Gene Tinnie
This is an open email by Virginia Key Trust Chair, Educator-Artist, Gene Tinnie:
Kudos to UEL for this blog. There is a lot of good stuff here. (GREAT touch to include the Joni Mitchell video, and glad to see that the EJ Conference in Broward, in which I participated, was featured.)
Greg,...
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Democratic Planning? Is that possible? By Gene Tinnie
This is an open email by Virginia Key Trust Chair, Educator-Artist, Gene Tinnie:
Kudos to UEL for this blog. There is a lot of good stuff here. (GREAT touch to include the Joni Mitchell video, and glad to see that the EJ Conference in Broward, in which I participated, was featured.)
Greg,...
Read more »
Democratic Planning? Is that possible? By Gene Tinnie
This is an open email by Virginia Key Trust Chair, Educator-Artist, Gene Tinnie:
Kudos to UEL for this blog. There is a lot of good stuff here. (GREAT touch to include the Joni Mitchell video, and glad to see that the EJ Conference in Broward, in which I participated, was featured.)
Greg,...
Read more »
Democratic Planning and the Public Voice: A Statement of Principles for Local Governments in South Florida. By Gregory Bush
Drafted by Gregory Bush: email: bush4398@bellsouth.net From the time of Thomas Jefferson’s Northwest Ordinance of 1785, land use planning has evolved at both the national and local levels in ways that have tested our federal system and our relationship to the land. Our present condition of suburban sprawl and the increasing scarcity of land...
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Democratic Planning and the Public Voice: A Statement of Principles for Local Governments in South Florida. By Gregory Bush
Drafted by Gregory Bush: email: bush4398@bellsouth.net From the time of Thomas Jefferson’s Northwest Ordinance of 1785, land use planning has evolved at both the national and local levels in ways that have tested our federal system and our relationship to the land. Our present condition of suburban sprawl and the increasing scarcity of land...
Read more »
Democratic Planning and the Public Voice: A Statement of Principles for Local Governments in South Florida. By Gregory Bush
Drafted by Gregory Bush: email: bush4398@bellsouth.net From the time of Thomas Jefferson’s Northwest Ordinance of 1785, land use planning has evolved at both the national and local levels in ways that have tested our federal system and our relationship to the land. Our present condition of suburban sprawl and the increasing scarcity of land...
Read more »