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Community planning
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Community planning involves a set of activities composed of an individual plan and
the process. These activities play a crucial role in providing solutions to reduce congestion in
the street and create neighborhood parks. Creating a neighborhood plan involves shared
issues and objectives for the community. Plan-making combines theoretical experimentation
with individual decision-making based on diverse beliefs, attitudes, and preferences for the
community's built-up and natural environment in the future. Planning involves incorporating
scientific and aesthetic resources to develop an efficient concept that will benefit both rural
and urban communities. The effective definition of planning is best stated in the rational
model of planning adopted during the 1950s. The buildings got larger together with their
spatial and social impacts more evident.
The rational comprehensive approach stated that the planer would be acting rationally
by following a set of steps: Consideration of the available alternatives of an action followed
by evaluating the consequence of the plan and finally selecting the best alternative. This
notion of a rational planning system was often referred to as synoptic, as it attempted to put
into context all the major facets of society, both physical and social(Hodge & Gordon, 2014).
And it has the added virtue of balancing planning priorities with implementation. It is
composed of a linear model of activities that concludes with monitoring to know the
community plan's value.
The community plan is guided by several determinants, including land use,
environment, and economic factors. Public and social determinants affect the plan's
implementation and how the community embraces the project. Goal setting is important in
the establishment of community plans. The Community design is a public commitment to the
Community planning
Student’s name
Institution
Instructor
Course
Date
, 2
Community planning involves a set of activities composed of an individual plan and
the process. These activities play a crucial role in providing solutions to reduce congestion in
the street and create neighborhood parks. Creating a neighborhood plan involves shared
issues and objectives for the community. Plan-making combines theoretical experimentation
with individual decision-making based on diverse beliefs, attitudes, and preferences for the
community's built-up and natural environment in the future. Planning involves incorporating
scientific and aesthetic resources to develop an efficient concept that will benefit both rural
and urban communities. The effective definition of planning is best stated in the rational
model of planning adopted during the 1950s. The buildings got larger together with their
spatial and social impacts more evident.
The rational comprehensive approach stated that the planer would be acting rationally
by following a set of steps: Consideration of the available alternatives of an action followed
by evaluating the consequence of the plan and finally selecting the best alternative. This
notion of a rational planning system was often referred to as synoptic, as it attempted to put
into context all the major facets of society, both physical and social(Hodge & Gordon, 2014).
And it has the added virtue of balancing planning priorities with implementation. It is
composed of a linear model of activities that concludes with monitoring to know the
community plan's value.
The community plan is guided by several determinants, including land use,
environment, and economic factors. Public and social determinants affect the plan's
implementation and how the community embraces the project. Goal setting is important in
the establishment of community plans. The Community design is a public commitment to the
