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Past
and Present CRPM Projects
A range of planning services are provided
by the CRPM to communities in the Ozarks. In addition to comprehensive
planning, the CRPM has related experience with public opinion surveys,
community visioning, transportation planning and parking studies, and
preparation of land development regulations.
Comprehensive Planning
Since 1991, the CRPM has worked with the following communities to prepare
comprehensive plans:
Nixa (1991 & 1996)
Hollister (1995)
Billings (1994)
Indian Point (1994)
Ozark (1993)
Christian County (1992)
Willard (1991 and 1998)
Clever (1998)
Duenweg (1998 -- Street Plan Only)
Taney County (current)
County Planning
Through its administration of the Southwest Missouri Advisory Council
of Governments, the CRPM has already been tracking county development
trends and demographics for the region. Examples of the CRPM's recent
work with counties include:
Intermodal Transportation Study for
Stone and Taney Counties and the City of Branson (1995)
Stone County Educational Forums on Planning and Zoning (1993)
Christian County Comprehensive Plan and Land Development Codes (1992)
Christian County Overall Economic Development Plan (1992)
Webster County Overall Economic Development Plan (1992)
Greene County Outdoor Recreation Needs Assessment (1992)
Taney County Master Plan (1999)
Public Participation & Community
Visioning Experience
The comprehensive plan projects and other related community development
and planning projects carried out by the CRPM have involved a range of
activities to promote public participation in the planning process. The
CRPM has conducted several community opinion surveys, focus group sessions
and other public forums to promote and achieve meaningful public participation
in community needs assessments and visioning. Examples of projects which
have involved community surveys include the comprehensive plan projects
for Nixa, Ozark, Billings, and Willard, the Greene County Outdoor Recreation
Needs Assessment project, the Parking Facility Feasibility Study conducted
for Eureka Springs, Arkansas, and the Community Health Assessment for
Stone and Taney Counties.
The CRPM has also worked with several
communities to facilitate public participation in the plan development
process through public forums and focus group sessions. Most recently,
CRPM staff have worked with citizens focus groups in Reeds Spring on developing
visions for the city's future and with the Springfield/Greene County Vision20/20
Regional Perspective focus group (comprehensive plan development process).
Zoning and Subdivision
The Center provides technical assistance in drafting land development
codes (zoning and subdivision regulations). The Center also provides advisory
assistance in the administration of zoning and subdivision regulations
to member communities of the Southwest Missouri Advisory Council of Governments
or those communities that have contracted with the Center in drafting
land development regulations.
City of Fair Grove Zoning Ordinance
(1996)
City of Billings Land Development Regulations (1994)
City of Reeds Spring Land Development Regulations (1997)
City of Duenweg Land Development Regulations (current)
Regional Planning
As administrative agent for the Southwest Missouri Advisory Council of
Governments, the Center is also involved in Regional Planning. Current
regional planning efforts include ongoing regional
transportation planning in cooperation with the Missouri Department
of Transportation, and economic development planning.
Health Needs
Assessments
The CRPM has been working with the Community Health Assessment Resource
Teams for various counties in Missouri. The CRPM has conducted surveys
and analyzed demographic, socio-economic, and health information for each
county's health department. Health Assessment projects include:
Barry
County Community Health Assessment (1997)
Cedar County Community Health Assessment (1997)
Dade County Community Health Assessment (1997)
Dallas County Community Health Assessment (1997)
Laclede County Community Health Assessment (1997)
Lawrence County Community Health Assessment (1997)
Lincoln County Community Health Assessment (1997)
Pettis County Community Health Assessment (1998)
Community Health Assessment, Community Health Improvement Board for Stone
County, Taney County, and the City of Branson (1997)
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