Posts tagged Rural Development
2002, Issue 07
2002, Issue 07

Next Time You Get An Invitation to Evanston, Wyoming, Go!
Aguilar, Jay

Planner's Toolbox - Planner's Toolbox
Brekhus, Jenny

Sprawl Happens-Do Something About It
Caputo, Dee

Conference Abstract: Promoting Community Partnership
Caputo, Dee

Planning and Finance Series: Penny Wise and Dollar Foolish
Dugan, Patrick L.

Conference Abstract: Dealing with Good Ol' Boys (and Girls!)
Garnett, Joanne

Northwest Income Indicator Project Web Site: http://niip.wsu.edu
Kuhn, Kenneth

Hot Links on the World Wide Web - Impact Fees for New Development
Luther, Dr. Joseph

Frontier Planners Tackle Intractable Challenges of Depopulation
Stauffer, David

Conference Abstract: Development Standards for Rural Subdivisions
Stebleton, Brad

Planning Commissioner's Corner - Commission Retreats
Towler, Bill

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2002Paul MoberlyPlaces in the West, Planning Tools, Sprawl, Watershed Management, Public Finance, Politics & Planning, Economic Analysis, Impact Fees, Rural West, Rural Development, Planning Commissions
2002, Issue 02
2002, Issue 02

Mustang Ranch: Brothel's Demise Gives Rise to Housing Cooperative
Brekhus, Jenny

Planning Commissioner's Corner - Let's Talk About the "Z" Word
Cole, Dave

Planning and Finance Series: Look Out, Here Comes the Auditor
Dugan, Patrick L.

Featured Planner - Bob Blanchard, Community Development Director, Grand Junction, Colorado
Faas, Ron

Planner's Toolbox - Consider the Big Picture When Reviewing Site Plans
Hough, David

South Dakota Access Management, A Work in Progress, Cooperation will be Key to Success
Laughlin, Rick

The Long-View
Luther, Dr. Joseph

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2002Paul MoberlyManufactured Housing, Zoning, Public Finance, People in Planning, Site Planning, Transportation, Rural Development
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
1980, Issue 10
1980, Issue 10

A stitch in time: rehab saves turn-of-century Hills homes
Adams, Frank

The Citizen Planner: reuming a series on public involvement
Bleiker, Hans

SoDakota supports small-town CIPs with detailed guide
Collins, Kathie

Montana encourages CIPs, allowing set-aside of funds
Daily, Clete

Are social problems in boom-towns real-or boondoggle?
Eaton, Vicki, Lantz, Alma, & Scrimgeour, Donald

Citizens' efforts over 30 years pay off: an oasis on the plain
Fenner, Kevin

Sharp funding, tight controls yield CIP goal-attainment
Galletly, William

Grand Forks re-works its' CIP each year, for 6 years ahead
Grand Forks City Planning Office

Local Financial Management Capability: how to do it
Lubka, Lewis

Local Financial Management Capability: what it is
Lubka, Lewis

Community Development
Peoples, Don

Vail identifies needs to be met
Rosall, Nolan

Colorado prepares for oil shale impacts
Scrimgeour, Donald

Planner Profile: Meet Earl Finkler of Alaska, Tucson, Chicago, etc.
Steadman, Stan

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1980Paul MoberlyHistoric Preservation, Planning Commissions, Public Finance, Rural Development, Rural Planning, Energy Development, People in Planning
1980, Issue 08
1980, Issue 08

Local units struggle to exercise control over strip mining
Boulding, J. Russell

Thermal heat moves 'full steam ahead' into new future
Cargo, Patty

Coloradoans succeed with 'creative packaging' of resources
Daus, Theresa

Housing takes time (!), tenacity
Hickey, Dan

UPSIG links local governments in exchange of innovations
Howley, Jack

HUD helps home-towns cope
HUD, US Department of

FNMA meets needs of capital-short impact areas
Hunter, Oakley

Development impacts highlighted by future-focused process
Leistritz, F. Larry & Senechal , Donald

In Dakota CDBG powers a swinging rehabilitation effort
Mack, Roger

Benefits multiply as computer 'composites' discrete studies
Miller, Steve & Ripple, Bill

Resources for meeting low-income & rural housing needs
Mollohan, Kent

Minot funds homes with municipal bonds
Odell, Roger

SERI addresses land-use implications of solar energy
Pollock, Peter Lewis

Colstrip plan and planning process gain residents approval
Potter, Michael

Douglas studies housing needs, new approaches
Sierz, Mike

Two Wyoming counties designated a rural 'development district'
Steadman, Stan

Aerial photos yield valuable new data
Wyckoff, John

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1980Paul MoberlyMining, Technology, Redevelopment, Housing, Public Finance, CDBG, Renewable Energy, Master Plan, Rural Development
1980, Issue 07
1980, Issue 07

Broad-based task force copes with emerging human needs in Wheatland, WY
Achter, Steve

Rapid Growth! What it can cost the community
Bennett, Keith

Strip-mining!-What can local government do?
Boulding, J. Russell

University of Utah graduates first urban planners
Burns, Elizabeth

The origins of environmental planning-a tool for survival
Cortese, Thomas

U of Wyoming develops array of impact-mitigation strategies
Davenport, Judith

Rapid Growth! Planning space for people-programs
Davidson, Donna

Feds volunteer information, aid, and advocacy
Denham, Paul

Surprise! Zoning discovered to serve shelter needs of ALL the people
Freeman, George

Regional task force defines eastern Montana's human service needs
Getz, Ginny

Wright's success reflects commitment and cooperation
Huff, Robert

Utah State's grad programs offer environmental/regional emphases
Johnson, Craig

Ticaboo, Utah: the case of the self-actualizing community
McKay, Marilyn

New town of Colstrip's being built to human scale
Potter, Michael

Consultant's private status affirmed in libel action
Publisher's Auxiliary

WIFE works to maintain people-farmland balance
Steadman, Stan

Court upholds open space zoning
Steadman, Stan

Montana's 'Mr. Planner' still winning 'em in Colorado
Steadman, Stan

Is health planning becoming a case of high-cost 'over-kill'?
Stroup, Jeff

Human needs burgeon under rapid growth
Uhlmann, Julie

Protection of prime farmland merits all planners' best efforts
Zitzmann, Warren

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1980Paul MoberlyRural Development, Mining, Planning Education, Environmental Planning, Growth Management, Energy Development, Zoning, Regional Planning, Rural Planning, Legal Issues, Agricultural Lands Preservation, Open Space Preservation, People in Planning
1980, Issue 05
1980, Issue 05

Peoples' recreational needs merit planners' high priority
Bischoff, Shelli

The Citizen Planner: An Often Overworked Species!
Bleiker, Hans

Growth and change seen in Wyoming recreation patterns
Bonds, Joe

Urban renewal in Montana: its evolution and funding
Gallagher, Lawrence

Billings strike begets variety of work, tests planners' mettle
Garnett, Joanne

Edgemont, SD nets parks from case-book cooperation
Krueger, John

South Dakota proves historic preservation both feasible and beneficial
Little, John

Historic South Pass city's future is assured
Martin, Ronald

Nostalgia yields a preference for natural parks
Mayfield, Rick

Uncommon good sense' in Whythe's thin new work
Nellis, Lee

Flawed, everyone agrees…but Montana
Richard, Jim

Grappling with rapid growth: Oil! And Sidney, MT
Shontz, John

No-Dak develops use and preserve approach on state parks
Vibeto, Terry

Good news! Consultative Process Works people win as "Mighty Mo" accorded recreational river status
Weil, Richard et. al.

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1980Paul MoberlyRecreation Planning, Planning Commissions, Redevelopment, Rural West, Preservation Planning, Open Space Preservation, Rural Development