Posts tagged Water
2014, Issue 04

Boom Bust Repeat
Diemer, Marc & Wilkerson, Brian

Planning and Finance - Tax Incentives at the Local Level
Dugan, Patrick L.

RMLUI Legal Corner: Regulating for Water Conservation: Water Smart
Garvin, Elizabeth

Land Use Planning and Water- A Call to Action
Iturreria, Julio

2014 Western Planner Awards Recognize Excellence
Millar, Candi

The New Billings Public Library: A Community Decision
Millar, Candi

Art of Engagement - Planning Inside the Box?
Nellis, Lee

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2012, Issue 02

Planning and Finance - Canadian resource gives comprehensive overview of capital financing strategies
Dugan, Patrick L.

COLORADO: Community planning and development help shape congressional districts in the state
Heller, Erica

IDAHO: Ada County rewrites access management plan
Inselman, Gary & Little, Christy

The Art of Engagement - Following the energy
Nellis, Lee

Western Water Woes Continue
Raymond, Jared

Four cities. four approaches to sustainability
Toon, Kevin

West Fargo, ND promotes affordable single-family housing developments
Weil, Larry

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2006, Issue 08

Women in Planning
Baraconi, Tammy

Conference Abstract: Agriculture for Economic Development
Caputo, Dee

Livable Communities/Walkable Cities
Caputo, Dee

Planning and Finance Series: Two for One
Dugan, Patrick L.

The HUD USER Clearinghouse: Source of Housing Research and Information
HUD, US Department of

WP Editor Says "Auf Wiedersehen"
Kurtz, Steve

Planner's Toolbox - Duties of the Planning and Zoning Commission
Mapp, Jerome

Featured Planner - Candi Beaudry, Billings/Yellowstone County Planning Department
Mattox, Lora & Friday, Wyeth

Book Review: Still Stuck in Traffic, Coping with Peak-Hour Traffic Congestion, 2004 by Anthony Downs
Orsbon, Ben

Using GIS to Measure Intrinsic Landscape
Overdorf, Christopher

Conference Abstract: Green Building: Changing Your Community One Building at a Time
Sanford, Jody

A Trip Down Memory Lane
Steadman, Stan

Conference Abstract: Town and Gown Relations
Stebleton, Brad

Conference Abstract: Boise, Idaho Resort Development: Boom or Bust
Weil, Larry

Conference Abstract: Whiskey's for Drinkin and Water's for Fightin . . Or Water in the West
Weil, Larry

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2000, Issue 04

WP 20th Anniversary - The Citizen Planner: An Often Overworked Species!
Bleiker, Hans, repr fr June 1980

WP 20th Anniversary - Economics of Control Disputed as Red River's Annual Floods Worsen
Bushfield, Bob, repr fr April 1980

Planning and Finance Series: Principles of Taxation
Dugan, Patrick L.

WP 20th Anniversary - Twenty Years Ago in The Western Planner
Kurtz, Steve

Subdivide and Conquer: A Modern Western
Lugo, Mary

Featured Planner - Lora Lucero, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Pitts, Rachael

Alaska Youth Show Community They Care
Steadman, Stan

Quelling the Banditry of Sprawl: Planning Marshals a Posse to Retake the West. A video review of Subdivide and Conquer
Wight, Ian

A Small Town Acquires, Plans, and Redevelops a Waterfront Industrial Park - The 2nd Article in the Series on the Sawmill Cove Industrial Park
Williams, Wells; Johnson, Wendell, & Middleton, Reid

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1995, Issue 06

Public and Private Collaboration in Housing
Desch, Ann

Economic Development and Growth Management
Desch, Ann

Planning and Finance Article No. 5 Basic Forms of Debt for Financing Capital Facilities
Dugan, Patrick L.

Dealing with Affluent Resort Communities
Garnett, Joanne

Four Corners, Utah APA Regional Conference a major success in Park City
Kurtz, Steve

Endangered Species and Economic Development
Lynn, Susan

Water Settlements
Lynn, Susan

Still Gathering Dust? Comprehensive Plans: Innovative Techniques and Their Usefulness
Olson, Carla

Design By Law - Using the Design Review Process as a Regulatory Tool
Olson, Carla

Creative Transportation Management
Orsbon, Ben

Planning Commissioner's Corner - Why A Planning Commission?
Stebleton, Brad

Featured Planner - Phil C. Hogue, Planning and Development Services Director, Pinal County, Arizona
Towler, Bill

Loving it to Death - Environmental Preservation vs. Recreational Tourism
Williams, Wells

Update on 'Takings' Bills in Congress: Planners Need to Act August 1, 1995
Willis, Nancy

Rebooting the Brain
Wynes, Ed

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1995, Issue 01

Wetlands and Regulatory Reform: the State Wetlands Integration Strategy
Beaton, Lynn

JARPA (Joint Aquatic Resource Permit Application) is not a State of Mind: It's a Pilot Project in Washington State
Belch, Dennis

Featured Planner - Phillip E. Plumart Planning Commission Chairman, Brookings, South Dakota
Borokowski, Ralph

The George S Mickelson Trail
Carbonneau, Scott

Rails to Trails
Forsberg, Mike

Forming Partnerships for Mixed Commercial/Affordable Residential Development Projects
Loewenstein, Gaither

Editorial Opinion - There is No "They" Out There
McClelland, Robin

Book Review - Planning Made Easy
Towler, Bill

Adequate Potable Water -The Delimiting Factor to Growth
Vasquez, Michele

Planning Commissioner's Corner - Rene Clements, Chair, Planning and Zoning Board
Waido, Ken

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1993, Issue 03

Educating Kids About Water...and Other Planning Topics
Cech, Thomas

Groundwater Planning in The Matanuska-Susitna Borough
Duffy, John & Schulling, Rodney

Dillon Reservoir - A Cooperative Approach to Recreation Management
Hobson, Scott & Peters, Brian

Book Review - Everyone Wins! A Citizen's Guide to Development by Richard D. Klein
Moore, Pam

The Linkage Between Land Use Practices and Groundwater Protection
NGPN

Interview with Rod Gilchrist, WP Featured Planner
Olson, Carla

ISTEA Long Range Planning Processes
Orsbon, Ben

Close to the Customer - Adapting Planning to the 1990's
Spencer, David

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1987, Issue 01

Stop and Give It a Ride
Byrne, Abby

Shared Leadership: An Approach to Economic Development
Byrne, Abby & Patterson. Judy

South Platte Coalition Succeeds
Cech, Thomas

Planners Must Demand Integrity During Change
Garnett, Joanne

Where is Planning Going in Montana?
McCracken, Robb

Planners Temper Gold Fever
Mueller, Don

Will South Dakota Planning Go The Way of the Stagecoach?
Orsbon, Ben

Increasing awareness demands planning-Utah
Sommerkorn, Wilf

Given trends- MAP sets aggressive Agenda for 1987
Steadman, Stan

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1982, Issue 09

District looks at wastewater options
Arason, Jon

APA Division makes its rural development policy known
Deines, Vernon

States seek safeguards against bust
Fahys-Smith, Virginia

The criminal justice planning process
Inniss, Peter

Spiritwood Lake project fights to save water resource
Joyes, Aldon

Computers come of age in local planning
Kurtz, Steve

National Heritage program protects nature preserves
Mueller, Tim

Devil's Lake CBD goes full speed ahead
Nesvig, Kim

MPO's facilitate urban transportation planning
Olson, Jack

ND Highway Planning: Rural/State roads scrutinized
Olson, Jack

Cheyenne area leads out in waste planning as…..Solid waste studied by management group
Plambeck, Maury

Williston must master oil's ups and downs
Rognstad, Ralph

Bicycling Map is joint effort of State depts
Schmidt, Norlyn

Lindquist's love for planning/editorial work
Steadman, Stan

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1982, Issue 08

UW offers off-campus training
Bleiker, Hans

From a city point of view
Cantine, Bob

Planners and Citizens joing forces to manage….
Cowee, Dan

Nebraskans experiment with dynamic survey method
Deknatel, Charles

From Public to Private Planning
Finkler, Earl

Rich heritage: resource worth saving
Headlee, Rick

State Fair newly designed for future
Inniss, Peter

While Gillette controls with annexation
Krauss, Harvey

Fremont County solves solid waste woes
Martin, Ronald

Rural Planning comes to Baltimore
Nellis, Lee

Growth in Jackson and Cheyenne
Palma, Do

WYOMING: Where variety spices life
Racine, Joe

Douglas Shifts Priorities
Sierz, Mike

Hats off to Wyoming Editor…Thank you, Rose!
Steadman, Stan

South Dakota's 6th District innovates with effluent reuse as Wastewater proposed for coal transport
Strub, Michael

The city beautiful movement comes to Rock Springs
Unger, Rick

Officials size up planning from a county point of view
Wagner, Rose

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1982, Issue 03

Recreation development flourishes as A small town grows up
Aderman, Gordon

Arts as an urban development tool
Bauman, Joseph

Local Parks Districts Benefit From Oil Impact Grants
Bjella, Karen

While Assist promotes creative design
Clark, Christopher

Aerial Photos; Do-it-yourself and save
Conine, David

Nebraska water planning eyes policy options
Gaul, Steve

Utah communtiy energy management on rise
Gutting, Scott

Land Value Based Tax….A Possible Solution?
Lee, Bruce

Communities can adapt to energy growth
Maki, Karen & Leistritz, F. Larry

Small Town Planning: A variation in style
Matson, G.A.

In the news....In the states, Nebraska Chapter
Morley, James

USU Field Service helps small towns plan on small budgets
Nellis, Lee

Finney Finds KARS Gets Results
Poracsky, Joseph

Public and Private planners combine talents to reshape Ogden, Utah's 'Electric Alley'
Sant, Randy

Innovative Cache County program assigns points in Evaluating Aglands for development
Sizemore, Ken

Caring North Dakotan Carves Niche
Steadman, Stan

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1980, Issue 09

Rural center' zone mixes land uses-and succeeds
Allen, Gale

Conservation Districts granted broad planning powers
Bond, Allen

Planning Process accommodates rural, small-town values
Cipriani, Ralph

BLM appoints Maxwell Lieurance and Wm. Eikenberry to head Wyoming office
Dutcher, Don

Wyoming legislature scraps state land-use planning function
Fallat, Collin

State, feds help growing Buffalo, Wyo. Acquire park acreage
Gross, Kenneth

DCA proposes energy-impact field office and team
Montana Community News

Permit systems reflect communities, 'flex' with circumstances
Nellis, Lee

Strip-mine the range? - Pros & Cons
Northcutt, Greg

Water development planning process centers on negotiating
Richardson, James & Orsbon, Ben

Aspen's innovative controls seek balanced development
Smith, Karen

Computers prove cost-effective in planning
South Dakota State Planning Bureau

"Add 1" campaign offers books for memberships
Steadman, Stan

Collegians Query North Dakotans: Are you feeling energy-impact?
Steadman, Stan

MRBC launches 5-state $400,000 study of Missouri flood-plain
Steadman, Stan

Personalities in Planning….David Peterson directs water resource planning for MRBC in 10 state region
Steadman, Stan

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1980, Issue 06

Non-conventional technologies for small communities
Bernler, Jackie & Bernan, Sam

Spring Creek, Coal Country, MT
Cumin, Cal

Big Timber, PMG Country, MT
Epple, Andy

DOE's regional office "posture"-all possible help to impacted states and areas
Garrett, Polly

Doomed by progress, rival towns merged into New Town, ND
Mack, Herbert

SoDak tests '603' approach to coordination
Orsbon, Ben

Wyoming gives voice to local government needs
Pernula, Dale

South Dakota bases regional cooperation on local volunteerism & support
Rehfeld, Larry

While up on the slopes a capacity study proceeds
Rubin, Jim

Vail, Ski Country, Colorado
Ryan, Dick

New approaches to small-town renaissance
Schweyen, Bill

Some 'codes' are beyond appeal-Better know your territory
Steadman, Stan

Sweet Grass County braces for 500 new jobs
Steadman, Stan

Meet Dennis Balyeat….tri-state planner
Steadman, Stan

Workshop: Managing Energy Impact
Steadman, Stan

Indian Planners unite for education & interchange
Steadman, Stan

New water conservation study and planning guide commissioned
Steadman, Stan

Users plot rescue of 15-mile railroad
Wilner, Arthur

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1980, Issue 04

The Citizen Planner: he's valued advisor-you're the decider
Bleiker, Hans

Revitalizing Montana's Aging Downtowns
Gallagher, Lawrence

Federal Money for impact areas
Garrett, Polly

States Strain to define development role
Greenberg, Art

Up-town living in the country
Johnson, Mark

Planners confront myriad effects on people
Leistritz, F. Larry et. al.

Wyoming Siting Act assures local input
Moore, Richard

Let's get the 'good' out of NEPA
Racine, Joe

Controversy widens over power exchange plan
Richardson, James

Impact! The Word was invented for Beulah, ND
Rogers, John

Alternative energy systems make rapid headway
Scrimgeour, Donald & Peterson, David

Oil/gas development demands planners' instant response
Shontz, John

Politics Impedes utilization of west's energy sources
Steward, H. Leighton

Why a 30% Coal Tax?
Towe, Thomas

Prize winning Colstrip suggests a 'better way'
White, Martin

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1980, Issue 03

People experience the intricacies of water management
Amend, John

The Citizen Planner...In involving the public, match "tools" to the tasks!
Bleiker, Hans

Red River's annual floods worsen
Bushfield, Bob

Steps can be taken-now-to mitigate flood hazards
Fallat, Collin

Energy impact workshops offer 'participation'
Greenberg, Art

Book Review - Land Use and the States, Second edition, Robert G. Healy and John S. Rosenberg, Johns Hopkins University Press, 1979
Greenberg, Art

Water-Resource and hazard
Inniss, Peter

Montana trains planners for the rural West
Kang, Darshan

Dickinson's lament: Water, water everywhere - else!
Landblom, Rob

Basin states' water-planning complicated by energy-related escalation of demands
Larkin, Elaine

Big cities face (water) shortages too!
Larsen, Richard

Remote Sensing: a new tool for data hungry planners
Mower, Roland

And then there's little Ingomar...with nary a drop to drink
Richard, Jim

SoDak profile: 'Big Jim' Hill
Steadman, Stan

Rapid City moves fast to implement flood plan
Swanson, Leonard

Water planning-the science, and the art
Waddington, Ralph

Sediment control by local ordinance tested
Wood, Charles

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