The nature of context-sensitive solutions, stakeholder involvement and critical issues in the urban context : [research brief].
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2011-12-01
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- Context sensitive design
- Development
- Transit oriented development
- City planning
- Transportation planning
- Environmental quality
- Environmental policy
- Urban areas
- Socioeconomic areas
- Urban transportation
- Urban transportation policy
- Transportation policy
- Transportation departments
- Social impacts
- Social benefits
- Economic and social factors
- Context sensitive solutions (Transportation)--United States
- Community development, Urban--United States--Planning
- State transportation agencies--United States--Planning
- Transportation--Planning--Environmental aspects--United States
- Transportation--Planning--Social aspects--United States
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Abstract:Over the last several decades many transportation and planning agencies have experienced conflicting demands emerging from the need to develop projects in an expeditious manner while at the same time involving stakeholders in the decision-making process, which is sometimes perceived as slowing down project delivery ; and/or resulting in additional costs. Given this tension between apparently conflicting demands, this report seeks to bring more clarity about how the stakeholder involvement for transportation projects is being carried out and what best practices may be recommended for the urban environment.
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