Comprehensive plan example

Friday, October 06, 2006

Comprehensive plans represent phyical plans that local jurisdictions adopt to guide development patterns. Under state planning laws, a jurisdiction must adopt a plan before it can enforce zoning ordinances.

Wellesley, Ma has recently completed a plan. Read more.

If you are curious about what a good comprehensive plan looks like, you can download it from this page.

There are a number of good physical planning sites on the web. Two of my favorites are PlannersWeb and Planetizen. EDPros can use these sites to get some helpful background on physical planning issues.

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