Fascinating and inspiring @CanUrbanism round table today, City Circle, moderator @Khelsilem. @KalenAnderson Edmonton, Evelina Hafvenstein-Säteri, Stockholm Plan, @oliviahaddon, Māori Design Auckland, @AlainMiguelez, Ottawa, Gil Kelley, Vancouver
"Paradigm shift" from use-based zoning to context, transect, consistent in these plans. "21st Century planning."
Planners need to recognize their hubris, take a step back. Ask a core value question to engage the public, don't just ask "what do you want." @KalenAnderson

This is, sorry to report, #Nanaimo's approach. Survey: how do you want to see your city 20 years out? #ocp2020ycd
Draft Ottawa city plan embracing the transect, form-based code zoning. @AlainMiguelez
The 3 Indigenous Nations in Vancouver, @SquamishNation @musqueam @tsleilwaututh are the biggest private land owner in the city. "We are at the table... decision makers on our territories." @Khelsilem
"You can't over-invest in public engagement" by every possible method. @KalenAnderson
Hafvenstein-Sateri stressed importance of #gis mapping analysis to measure realization of a plan’s aspirational goals. http://nanaimocommons.blogspot.com/search/label/gis%20city%20centre
Concepts and values that were repeated throughout: resilience, Indigenous, environmental, "social resilience," cohesive, integrated, holistic, context, public space (investments ahead of the market's curve), contain urban growth (UCB), paradigm shift...
. @Khelsilem raised a point I wish had found more traction in the discussion, the need to separate the legislative and judicial roles of municipal politicians at public hearings… @MaxwellACameron : http://www.thesidewalkballet.com/2012/06/time-to-separate-judical-and.html
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