Posts in 1981
1981, Issue 10
1981, Issue 10

Computer file identifies 28,000 Colorado place names
Steadman, Stan

How do you present YOU? 'Body language' says a lot!
White, Kris

But history responds 'twernt that way at all'
Birch, Eugenie Ladner

Local officials stress need for front-end money
Bubriski, Mark

A Slide show? Great! Buy you'd better be ready-better be good
Garnett, Joanne

Energy planning sessions produced ideas a-plenty
Gutting, Scott

Visuals convey ideas, powerfully…good ones are within every planner's reach
Holje, Bob

North Dakotans, being human, differ sharply on energy development issues
Oberlander, Vandeth

Public involvement is essential/attainable
Press, Mitch

SBA'er evaluates enterprise zones
Ray, Frank

Planner Profile: Montana's new president (Randy Thoreson) is home-town "Citizen of the Year"
Steadman, Stan

President Reagan calls us back to a simpler time
Steadman, Stan

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1981Paul MoberlyWestern Planning, Planning Education, Planning History, Growth Management, Technology, Energy Development, Public Participation, Economic Development, People in Planning, Politics & Planning
1981, Issue 09
1981, Issue 09

In Planning, involve all the people!
Charleston, Steven

Doing participative planning of recreation
Edwards, Felicity

Minnesotans stall urban sprawl, preserve farm-lands
Gessaman, Paul

Oil-Shale: Montana's is poor
Grose, Dennis

How to combat vandalism of parks
Howley, Jack

Nebraskans stress do it yourself community efforts
Koneya, Mele

Students in venerable KSU program learn planning by doing some
Phillips, Tom

Ten natural eco-systems endangered by development
Roberts, Charles & Kelly, Diane

Oil-Shale: Colorado's Loaded
Steadman, Stan

Bentonite: Montana's rich
Steadman, Stan

Ben Orsbon's strong on planner interaction
Steadman, Stan

Perspective: you need a plan to build a budget
Steadman, Stan

Beyond plans: you need facts to manage growth
Thompson, Mike

Communicating creatively is the key to successful planning
Vories, Rebecca & Snyder, Rachel

The law: you need it to get the solar innovations
Wagner, Rose

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1981Paul MoberlyPublic Participation, Agricultural Lands Preservation, Energy Development, Recreation Planning, Planning Education, Environmental Planning, Mining, People in Planning, Public Finance, Growth Management, Western Planning, Renewable Energy
1981, Issue 08
1981, Issue 08

Fees for services proposed to support planning
Byrum, Gus

When analysis says 'build' Douglas, Wyo can show the way
Greenberg, Art

Utilities find impact mitigation pays
Metz, William

Fiscal Impact Analysis can surface assumptions, disclose options
Montasser, Ali

North Dakota readies CDBG implementation plan
North Dakota, State of

Coal Impact in North Dakota-severe effects
Oberlander, Vandeth

Anticipatory mitigation: Everybody's helped ready Edgemont for industry
Orsbon, Ben

Quality of life study yields development imperatives for industry
Smith, J. Ritchie

Are planners today's endangered species?
Staiger, Russ

Coal Impact in Montana-minimal disruption
Steadman, Stan

Hearings underway on leasing 1.2 billion tons….Coal!
Steadman, Stan

BLM invites community requests for U.S. Lands
Steadman, Stan

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1981Paul MoberlyPublic Finance, Places in the West, Infrastructure, CDBG, Mining, Western Planning, Public Lands
1981, Issue 07
1981, Issue 07

County officials share northern border pipeline siting decisions
Gallagher, Tom

APA's Israel Stollman reviewed planners' status-Successes and shortages dictate new direction
Greenberg, Art

Computer growth management applications analyzed
Luke, Ronald

Conference panel worried, cites antidote to decline
Martin, Ronald

People, jobs, Housing generate Dakota planners agenda
Oberlander, Vandeth

Planners Flock to Bozeman for first regional conference
Steadman, Stan

Utahn shares somber lessons learned, hassling DoD on MX
Steadman, Stan

Governor Schwinden explored Montana's dilemma- how to grow yet save a treasured heritage
Steadman, Stan

Here's Rx for community swim-pools leaking dollars
Wohlers, Chris

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1981Paul MoberlyInfrastructure, Conferences, Technology, Humor in Planning, Western Planning
1981, Issue 06
1981, Issue 06

Montana's coal severance tax: rationale and reactions
Benker, Karen

Development prone Utah counties move into planning
Burns, Elizabeth

Neighborhood study finds 40% energy savings possible-and more with solar!
Camarata, S.J. & Guttling, Scott

Citizen role urged in planning and financing development
Garrett, Polly

Local government uses of Landsat explored
Howley, Jack & Wohlers, Chris

West Yellowstone has unique planning problems
Mayfield, Rick

The Christmas adventure (concluded)
Merta, Allen

Thoughts on farmland preservation
Montieth, Dean

Citizen leaders feel personally impacted by Dakota oil/gas boom
Oberlander, Vandeth

Conferees assess new telecommunication options
Peterson, David

Citizens groups unite to monitor western Colorado development
Peterson, David

Solar access game clarifies regulatory issues
Pollock, Peter & Stolz, Susan

Governor Matheson calls all Utahns to a 'partnership in planning'
Steadman, Stan

Growing communities learn from one another
Steadman, Stan

Livingston Manages in stable state doing what comes naturally-restoring, renovating using what's at hand
Stern, Ed

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1981Paul MoberlyMining, Energy Development, Renewable Energy, Public Participation, Technology, Regional Planning, Humor in Planning, Agricultural Lands Preservation, Infrastructure, Western Planning, Places in the West
1981, Issue 05
1981, Issue 05

Wyoming equips towns to promote use of solar energy
Achter, Steve

Butte-Anaconda struggle to reverse decades of economic decline
Cornish, Janet

Integrated growth management would address all needs
Daneke, Gregory

Big Timber anticipates influx of people and many new problems
Epple, Andy

Booze causes/complicates myriad problems
Harmon, Ken & Lantz, Alma

Use the land now before we leave it behind
Kelley, Mike

Socio-economic impact modeling explored-with caveats a-plenty
Leistritz, F. Larry et. al.

The Great Christmas Adventure, a Tale of Two Planners
Merta, Allen

Convivial planning is now an appropriate attainable ideal
Nellis, Lee

County commissioner's is now a troubled role
Oberlander, Vandeth

Wyoming system projects housing demand/supply county-by-county
Rud, Dean

Bozeman's summer arts fest overlaps planners meet, provides family fare
Steadman, Stan

Belgrade turns to planning to preserve amenities
Thoreson, Randall

County building inspection, they love it around Casper
Wagner, Rose

Bridger seeks growth control in zoning district, general plan
Westlake, Stuart

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1981Paul MoberlyRenewable Energy, Economic Development, Growth Management, Mining, Public Health, Western Planning, Rural Development, People in Planning, Planning Commissions, Housing, Places in the West, Rural Planning, Building Codes
1981, Issue 04
1981, Issue 04

Boom is old stuff in the west…What's new is the effort to manage it
Garling, Wendy

City realizes a negative net from coal development
Garnett, Joanne

Ball-park estimates of costs and revenues are possible
Johnsonrud, Myron

Fiscal impacts of new Nevada city determined beforehand
Montasser, Ali

Wyoming ponders how to best use revenues
Nellis, Lee

Butte, MT mounts a community effort to reverse economic decline
Owens, Dallas

Rolla, ND safeguards future developing people-services
Patrie, William

Gettysburg, SD solves its sewage problem- at 6% of the estimated cost
Ridler, James

Planners challenged to deal with revolution in transportation
Steadman, David

Western planner people meet Dave Conine
Steadman, Stan

Planning is people reasoning together for the common good
Steadman, Stan

Boulder's moving on energy planning and action
Stolz, Susan

Reaganomics poses a real threat to rural communities
Tushaus, Herman

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1981Paul MoberlyGrowth Management, Mining, Public Finance, Rural Development, Economic Development, Infrastructure, Transportation, People in Planning, Public Participation, Alternative Energy
1981, Issue 03
1981, Issue 03

Integral to the planning: estimating and assigning costs of growth
Banning, Peter

State provides data and alternate scenarios for planning eastern Utah's development
Barber, Brad

Renewable Energy on the great plains: Why not at Minot?
Davis, William & Peterson, David

Corraling dollars in DOT's mass of programs
Howell, Dick

Project Ski Slope
Howell, Dick

Bio-fuels not coal seen as long-run source of energy
Krings, Marcia

Eastern Montanans undertake human services inventory
Musser, Edward

Improvising where people are few, miles many
Ogburn, Cindy

Cluster housing is efficient and attainable
Shibley, Michael

Demonstrations suggest larger future role for cooperative housing
Smith, Mark & Martineau, Thomas

Innovating in an under-served rural community
Sprady, Jim

Western planner people meet Stan Steadman
Steadman, Stan

Funding community development: a concept for one small city
Willis, Jack

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1981Paul MoberlyGrowth Management, Regional Planning, Renewable Energy, Transportation, Alternative Energy, Rural Development, Zoning, Housing, People in Planning, Public Finance
1981, Issue 02
1981, Issue 02

Grantsmanship: Build your proposal precisely, methodically
Collins, Cathleen

Rock Springs' La Barranca; Signaling new directions in single family housing
Corbett, Robert & Hinckley, Bruce

Grantsman-like skills employed, forming Max, ND Development Corporation
Jacobson, C.T.

Grantsmanship: Books tell people/show how to proceed
Kwiecinski, Paul

Anti-growth in the golden state
Nellis, Lee

Parting folly: estimating impact
O'Hashi, Alan

Budget cuts challenge grantsmen: get sharp
O'Hashi, Alan

Colorado's Front Range Counties plan for 1.3 million newcomers
Parr, John

Grantsmanship: Enlist friends, resolve, humor
Shorten, Brian

Youngish Minot pro finds feds flabbergasting
Steadman, Stan

Grantsmanship: Your small town can win
Tuott, Lee

Grantsmanship: start with thorough, precise planning
Tushaus, Herman

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1981Paul MoberlyGrant Writing, Housing, Economic Development, Growth Management, Energy Development, Regional Planning, People in Planning
1981, Issue 01
1981, Issue 01

Planning Issues multiply in Nevada-Utah
Atwater, Richard & Peterson, David

Solar 'T-bills' Introduced
Barnes, Peter

Citizen Planner: PR's not for management coverup
Bleiker, Hans

Solar Energy: building code constraints and options
Bossong, Ken

South Dakota pioneers in practical, new geothermal applications
Brakke, Vern & Lidel, Phil

Today's imperative: return to energy-conscious site planning
Cumin, Cal

Solar energy the legal basis for community efforts
Degiorgio, Joan

Solar Energy: What it is; engineering access to it
Jaffee, Martin & Early, Duncan

Billings offers computer access to planning materials
Jelinek, Janet

Geo-thermal holds promise for Wyoming
Marcotte, Karen

Colorado Springs invites energy conserving intiatives
Mitton, Catherine

Mercer County models new energy conserving techniques
Mrdeza, William

Solar Energy bank authorized
National Solar Heating and Cooling Inf. Center

Cost trends favor many new small generating facilities
Neary, Dave

A conviction: times are changin'
Peterson, Dave

Solar Energy: what communities must do
Solar Energy Research Institute

Someone you know: planner of the year reads law for fun
Steadman, Stan

A fable for our time: the shadow strikes again
Steadman, Stan

Solar Energy: planners challenged to stimulate action
Wilkes, Laura

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1981Paul MoberlyRural Planning, Renewable Energy, Public Participation, Building Codes, Technology, Site Planning, Legal Issues, Energy Conservation, Public Finance, People in Planning