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How Does Your Planning Board Know About Planning?
NH Planners Association ConferenceMay 11, 2012
June Hammond Rowan, Ed.D. Associate Director, Center for the Environment
Plymouth State University
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Questions for Planners…
• How many planning board meetings have you been to?
• What really happens at planning board meetings?
• How do people know what to do at PB meetings?
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In New Hampshire…
• 232 planning boards with 5-9 members • There are at least 1,160 citizen planners
(not counting alternate members)• Estimated that < 1/3 of municipalities
have professional planners
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What is Planning?• McClendon (2003) suggested that planning is “the
production, administration, and implementation of comprehensive plans” (p. 226), thereby putting the plan itself as the core mission of planning as a profession.
• Creation of a master plan:– A comprehensive, forward looking statement of public
policy that serves to guide the overall character, physical form, growth, and development of a community. It serves as a blueprint and guide to the future for a community
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Planning Theory – Rational Theory• Rational Theory:– Designed to “use the methods and tools of science
toward social ends in order to ensure that public decision-making [is] based on facts rather than hunch” (Allmendinger, 2009, p. 66).
• Involves: – Defining goals, identifying problems, finding alternative
solutions to identified problems, then comparing alternatives to determine best solutions to implement in order to achieve desired goals (Hoch, Dalton, & So, 2000).
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Planning Theory – Communicative Planning
• Collaborative, consensus building process where many voices are engaged (Thompson, 2000).
• The context of planning, the interactions between people, the power of the people involved, and how communication occurs are all important (Forester, 1989; Healey, 2003; Kudva, 2008).
• Communicative planning theorists find out about planning by finding out what [professional] planners do (Innes, 1995).
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Plans• Plans are central to planning• In NH, master plans:– Two required parts: vision & land use plan– Adopted by PB
• Evaluation of plans:– Why do NH planning boards make decisions that
contribute to a sprawl? • Lack of citizen involvement, punctuated planning,
resources misallocated (Mitchell, 2008).
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The Problem“…local land use decisions are in the hands of thousands of individuals who lack formal training in planning” (Kaplan, Kaplan, & Austin, 2008, p.46)
“…most local land-use decisions lie in the hands of citizen volunteers, who often come from disparate backgrounds yet are asked to make critical decisions affecting the long-term health of communities and quality of life of current and future residents” (Hamin, Geigis, & Silda, 2007, p. 2)
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Key Questions
• What do NH’s planning boards do? • What land use planning theories do New
Hampshire’s planning boards use?• What practices do these planning boards follow? • Where and how do planning board members
learn about land use planning and planning board practice?
• What information sources do planning board members use in their practice?
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Methods• Qualitative Research • Site Selection: – Purposeful sample – 4 towns, 2 with planner
• Data Collection:– Documents – meeting minutes – Meeting observation– Interviews – in person, semi-structured
• Data Analysis:– Coding, descriptions, themes developed– Theories developed inductively from the data – grounded theory
(Charmaz, 2006)
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Interview Questions• Interviewee’s background:– Years on PB, profession, age
• Interviewee’s basic knowledge of planning and the planning board:– Purpose & role of PB; use of Master Plan
• How interviewees learned about planning & sources of planning information they use.
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Interviewees
• Years on PB: 3 to 32 years; collectively they have ~90 years on PB
(90 x 12 meetings/year = 1,080 PB meetings)• Age:
40s (1); 50s (1); 60s (5); 70s (1)• Background:
Engineering, attorney, construction, sales, teacher
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Planning Board Role• Interviewees describe PB role as:– Oversee master plan – Construct and maintain regulations – Protect town, maintain character of town
But…• Observations & minutes:– PBs focus is on regulatory role
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Master Plan
• Observations & minutes:– Only two references of the master plan in 16
months of minutes– When used, it supports or follows regulations and
is not used to guide regulations
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Master Plan
“….When we have proposed changes to the zoning ordinance we’ll [draft it] and look in the master plan to see that it fits with wording somewhere in the master plan….So it isn’t like we go through the master plan and say, “Okay, we’ve got to do this because the master plan suggested it…”
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Master Plan
Interviewees said:• Big picture, vision• Developers use it• Do not fully understand purpose• Do not use it regularly, if at all
“[The master plan] is [the developers’] permission to apply”
“…I can’t even tell you the last time I actually looked at the master plan.”
“…I’ve never seen [the master plan].”
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What are Planning Boards Doing?
• If planning boards are not using the Master Plan, then are they planning?
• What are they doing?
Planning is “ the production, administration, and implementation of comprehensive plans… (McClendon, 2003, p. 226)”
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Planning Boards Review Applications
• Subdivision, site plan review
• RSAs & local regulations guide:– What needs to be
submitted– Standards for
applications• Step by step process
Pre-application Review
Application: Notice to Public
PB Meeting: Complete/Incomplete,
Presentation/Discussion/Q&A
Hearing/Public Input
Discussion/Q&A
Decision
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Planning Board ProcessObservations & Minutes:– PBs most always approve the applications– In 16 months, 80 applications in 4 towns• 3 pending• 3 no record• 1 not accepted• 2 denied
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Planning Board ProcessObservations & Minutes:– PBs adjust the process in multiple ways– Hearings: opening & closing– Completeness, standards of review, & timeline– Temporary approvals (for 7 years)– Voting on ZBA matters
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Planning Board Process
“…we don’t even accept the application until we’re ready to approve the subdivision in most cases.”
“And, in some cases, the intent is there and they haven’t met the [the regulations] but, you know, we can make a decision anyway.”
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Planning Board Process: Why do they change it?
“…legally you ought to have a site plan, but all we’re looking at is just a 15’ x 15’ extension to your garage….It seems meaningless to make them…pay to have a whole site review for something that is not going to help us make a decision.”
“The money that these people have to put out for these things….all of a sudden they haven’t put a stick up and they’ve spent thousands in planning money…”
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Planning Board Process: Why do they change it?
“I don’t think it needs to be a bureaucratic process. In fact I think it should absolutely not be a bureaucratic process; that these boards are in place, at least in theory, to help people and that’s what they were intended to do.”
“[Our role is] to help the general public or stakeholders, basically, to find their way through [the application process]….We’re here to help you get done what you want to do.…it becomes a question of attitude. “
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Planning Board Process
“…I just hate more and more regulations….you know, this is New Hampshire. Live Free or Die….to a certain extent people should be able to do what they want with their properties.”
“…public government has its hands tied now by so many damn statues and regulations….It’s absolutely ridiculous. They’re trying to take the element of fairness out by making everything statutory….laws are guidelines. And I don’t see how you could look at them any other way.”
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Planning Board Decisions
Observations & Minutes:– PBs work to find common ground– Negotiate an acceptable application through
discussion and revisions
Interviews:– Reach consensus– Collectively move ahead with decision
“You can feel that there’s a consensus among us before the vote is taken.”
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So, what happens at PB meetings?
• Planning boards’ work primarily involves review & approval of applications for specific sites and parcels of land:– Meetings used to discuss details and ask
questions. – Goal is to develop a consensus.– Planning boards work to approve almost all
applications.
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So, what happens at PB meetings?
• Planning boards are focused on being fair and helping applicants through the applications process: – Adjust the process if needed.– Waive requirements in the regulations, because
regulations are just a guideline.
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So, what happens at PB meetings?
• No evidence of conducting long-range, town-wide planning:– Planning board members have a sense of the
purpose of master plan, but they rarely, if ever, use the plan.
– Master plan serves as a resource to support a regulatory change, but does not guide land use policy changes.
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How do planning boards learn to do what they do?
One study (Kaplan, Kaplan, & Austin, 2008):1. Learn from others (planners, citizens,
developers, lawyers);2. Participating on planning board;3. Reading information from township;4. Workshops;5. General planning books & Internet.
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Learning the Planning Board Process:Information for Citizen Planners
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Learning the Planning Board Process
• Background of members varies
• Some go to training (OEP conferences, Municipal Law Lectures)
“….[I had] never even been to a planning board meeting in my life before [becoming a planning board member].…Honestly? I had no idea what I was even supposed to be doing. I got absolutely no direction. ”
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Learning the Planning Board Process
• Do not use many available resources:
– State agencies?
– Internet?
– Books?
“God, no.”
“[I] surf the Internet all the time, but it’s more on…my general interests. Genealogy. Planning and zoning? No.”
“I always like to read, but I haven’t really read any books on planning.”
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Information Sources Used• NH Planning boards rely on people:
– Town staff (planner, secretary, DPW, Fire chief)– Town consultants (engineers, attorneys)– Applicants and their representatives (surveyors, engineers)– Abutters and public– Representatives from agencies/organizations (DES, DOT)
• Documents:– Checklist– Regulations– RSAs
• Site Visits
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Learning the Planning Board Process
• Learn from experience– Watching, doing
• Learn from other PB members
“I think a lot of what I’ve learned had been first of all serving as an alternate for almost two years,…by just absorbing by osmosis.”
“…if you had to create an ideal board…you’d want an environmental person and you’d want a realtor person and, I don’t know what else. A lawyer would be good. But it works! I think it works.”
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Adult Learning
• Planning board members are adults• Andragogy (Knowles, Holton, & Swanson ,
2005):– Theory of how adults learn– (Pedagogy – how children learn)– View learning as the process of gaining knowledge
and/or expertise• Formal vs. non-formal learning
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Andragogy & Adults
• Need to know: – need to know why they need to learn something
before undertaking to learn it.• Learners’ self-concept: – responsible for their own decisions & lives;
capable of self-direction; independent learners • Role of the learners’ experience: – have large, diverse, and individualized amount of
experience that serves as a vast resource.
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Andragogy & Adults• Readiness to learn: – ready to learn those things they need to know and that will
be useful in order to cope effectively with real-life situations.
• Orientation to learning: – new knowledge, understandings, skills, values, and
attitudes are learned more effectively when they are presented in the context of real-life situations
• Motivation: – responsive to both external motivations as well internal
motivators, but internal ones can be more potent
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How Do Planning Board Members Learn About Planning?
• Planning board members learn process from experience – they learn from the PB.
• Consistent with adult learning theory.
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How Do Planning Board Members Learn About Planning?
The process perpetuates itself.
PB members learn to do what the planning board already
does
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ConclusionsNo evidence of PB members using the Master Plan or seeking information about large-scale planning:– Adults require a need to know before learning
something.– Since PBs are not doing comprehensive planning,
little need for PB members to know about or learn planning theory & techniques.
– Providing more information is unlikely to have an impact unless they see use for the information.
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Summary: Andragogy & Adult Learning
• Need to know. • Learners’ self-concept. • Role of the learners’ experience. • Readiness to learn. • Orientation to learning. • Motivation.
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Summary
We need to know more about our planning boards, our citizen planners (the people making the decisions), and how they learn in order to understand & improve planning and land use in New Hampshire.
“…local land use decisions are in the hands of thousands of individuals who lack formal training in planning” (Kaplan, Kaplan, & Austin, 2008, p.46)
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Discussion• World Café format (modified)• Approximately 10 min. at three tables with a
question at each table• Go to a table with a different question• Sit with different people at each table• Talk, write, draw, enjoy!