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    Facilitating community involvement in council-community master planning

    Orchard, Shane; Peryman, P. Bailey
    Abstract
    The focus of this paper is to identify potential benefits of community involvement in master planning in the post-earthquake recovery context in Christchurch; and to identify considerations for planners involved in the design of master planning processes that involve the community. Findings are based on the results of an information sharing event on these topics convened by The Habitat Project in December 2011, and a review of the relevant literature.
    Keywords
    master planning; planning practice; community involvement; facilitation; Sumner; Lincoln Planning Review
    Fields of Research
    120501 Community Planning; 1205 Urban and Regional Planning
    Date
    2012-03
    Type
    Journal Article
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    Orchard, S., Peryman, B. (2012). Facilitating community involvement in council-community master planning. Lincoln University Planning Review, 3(2), 41-50.
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