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Sep 29, 2024
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PLAN 715 - Planning Principles
Examination of the principles and process of regional and community planning, including historical development of growth patterns and form, the role of the architects, landscape architects, geographers, politicians and government, engineers and planners in the historical development of regions and cities. Discussion topics include: the role of citizen involvement in the planning process; citizen interaction with community leaders and planners in the planning process; and, individual rights versus governmental right to regulate development in the best interest of the general public. The course undertakes an in-depth investigation of the Comprehensive Plan, its elements, its role in determining the future vision of the city, and its implementation through local government regulatory tools. Visionary concepts, “Utopia” and new towns are examined in the context of creating sustainable futures through planning.
Credits: (3)
Requisites:
Pr.: ENGL 200, senior or graduate standing.
When Offered:
Fall
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