Hundreds of participants from all quarters of diverse Ypsilanti Township shaped a master plan that will guide the community for the next 20 years.
Read MoreThe Carlisle/Wortman blog has shared planning information and ideas since 2010. The top stories from 2018 include some new content plus our greatest hits.
Read MoreYpsilanti Township’s master plan looks toward 2040 while not losing sight of its past.
Read MoreCarlisle/Wortman's top 10 2017 blog posts: Signs, RTFA, fracking, economic development, invasive species, civic engagement and pocket parks.
Read MoreYour residents are aging. Are you ready for that? AARP’s Age-Friendly Network offers tools and guidance.
Read MoreHere’s a seminal case study on urban agriculture by Michigan food policy expert Megan Masson-Minock.
Read More“People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” Maya Angelou
Read MoreColorado Springs uses contractors, nonprofit partnerships, special districts, volunteers and fundraising to recover from deep cuts in its parks maintenance budget.
Read MoreCarlisle/Wortman Associates collected ideas and comments for Bay City’s master plan at a May 25, 2016 open house. People can also comment using an online mapping tool.
Read MoreIn this compelling TED talk, Amanda Burden, the New York City planning director who spearheaded the High Line Park, describes the essential role of public spaces with a human scale.
Read MoreThe American Planning Association has a library of tools and ideas to engage young people in community planning.
Read MoreAt a master plan open house for the city of Chelsea, each planning commissioners hosted a station on a different theme.
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