Staff presentation on Austin Comprehensive Plan RFQ process
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The document outlines the Austin Comprehensive Plan, detailing the process for updating the city's long-range planning which began with an interim update in 2007, followed by the formal solicitation of consulting services in 2008. It describes a four-step planning process and identifies ten essential components required by the city charter that will guide development, growth, and sustainability. The request for qualifications (RFQ) conducted to select a consulting firm was completed with finalists presenting to the city council prior to the final decision scheduled for April 23, 2009.
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This document summarizes a public participation plan for a new comprehensive plan. It outlines the planning process which includes three phases: plan kickoff, vision and plan framework, and the final comprehensive plan. It describes past public workshops, focus groups, and the guiding principles and goals of the participation plan which aims to be open, transparent, and enthusiastic. The plan details strategies for spreading information and garnering public participation through a variety of in-person and online activities and forums. It emphasizes monitoring, feedback, and transparency throughout the process.Comprehensive Plan Speakers Bureau Master Jan6
Comprehensive Plan Speakers Bureau Master Jan6gclaxton
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The document discusses the process for creating a new comprehensive plan for Austin, Texas. It provides background on Austin's growth over time. It then outlines the purpose of a comprehensive plan, questions to consider in developing one, and how past plans have shaped cities. The planning process will include community engagement to develop themes and a plan framework. There have been initial community forums to gather input. The comprehensive plan will provide an overarching vision and guide for Austin's future development.Ad