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Communities should not be discouraged from challenging financial times, August 14, 2014
University interns and urban redevelopment, July 23, 2014
Master plan priorities should be considered in budget processes, July 2, 2014
Thorough application reviews are critical for local planning processes, July 1, 2014
Email can be an effective tool in community engagement processes, June 2, 2014
Tips for managing stress as a planning director, June 2, 2014
Residents must see themselves as partners in community revitalization, June 2, 2014
Planning professionals must have faith in the process, May 23, 2014
Pre-development meetings can improve the overall efficiency of the site plan review process, April 21, 2014
Including master plans in the budget process, March 2, 2014
Rethinking local budget processes, February 24, 2014
The challenging process of site plan review, January 28, 2014
Rethinking neighborhood commercial development, January 24, 2014
Older suburbs will need more creative community development strategies, December 17, 2013
Detroit’s land use patterns date back to the 1940s, December 13, 2013
Transparency starts by treating speakers fairly in meetings, November 17, 2013
Should your professional planning staff have AICP certification?, November 17, 2013
Communities have many options in addressing zoning needs, November 14, 2013
New master plans will need to be very different from traditional ones, October 24, 2013
Do not lose sight of your community vision, September 20, 2013
Be strategic about planning commission training, September 20, 2013
Do not be afraid to benchmark your zoning code, August 28, 2013
Be deliberate with zoning code amendments, August 23, 2013
Planning directors are multitaskers in small communities, July 24, 2013
Who are local community advocates and what role do they play in community development?, July 23, 2013
Community Action Agencies play a vital role in community development, June 27, 2013
Federal Block Grant Funds are critical to housing development in limited-income neighborhoods, June 25, 2013
Detroit’s new urban agriculture is a good start: Part 2, May 29, 2013
Jane Jacobs’ ideas on viable cities are more relevant than ever, May 27, 2013
Tax revenue declines anticipated for Inkster in 2013-14 fiscal year, May 5, 2013
Detroit’s new urban agriculture is a good start: Part I, May 4, 2013
Highland Park: A community in transition, April 13, 2013
Local budget process needs more community input, April 4, 2013
Requests for Proposals can help communities attract top redevelopment talent, February 28, 2013
Detroit City Future plan lays out 50-year vision; but what are key elements of a successful plan?, February 23, 2013
Euclidian zoning codes can be adapted to improve development opportunities, January 24, 2013
Economic development challenges facing older Michigan suburban communities, January 23, 2013
Money, capacity and planning are key ingredients to good neighborhood development, December 19, 2012
University outreach programs can play a key role in urban redevelopment, December 18, 2012
Businesses, community need to join up care for trees and plants in commercial districts, December 18, 2012
Federal Block Grant Funding has played a major role in urban redevelopment, December 12, 2012
Increasing public participation in the planning process, November 14, 2012
Placemaking: People make “great places”, November 13, 2012
Redevelopment of neighborhoods starts with housing, October 15, 2012
Does your personal opinion matter as a planning commissioner?, October 1, 2012
Planning commissions need a good paper trail, September 28, 2012
Knowledgeable support staff makes all the difference in planning offices, September 25, 2012
What is a “complete street” and why is it important?, September 3, 2012
A glimpse of the quick pace of planning- and zoning-enabling legislation, September 3, 2012
Life after Public Act 4, August 18, 2012
Successful communities have a “community champion”, August 17, 2012
Detroit 2012-20013 budget: Correcting the lingering deficit issues, June 22, 2012
Repurpose project builds on the Ford Family legacy in Detroit, June 5, 2012
Wayne County population changes, March 28, 2012
Rethinking the role of collaboration in community-focused projects, March 4, 2012
A new way of thinking about development needed, March 4, 2012
Why our communities still need master plans, February 7, 2012
All rezonings are not good rezonings, February 7, 2012

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