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Spatial Planning & Development in US

Fulbright Specialist Lectures


Smolensk State University
20-30 November 2018
Spatial Planning & Development in US

• Role of local governments


• Competition and innovation
• Trends
• Local economic development strategic
framework

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Modern, Modernization

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Planning and Design

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Reality of Spatial Planning in US

Concerns:
• Maintaining strong local economies
• Creating and retaining jobs
• Providing a good standard of living for
individuals

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Local Government Context

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Role of Local Government
• 50 states
• 51,000 local governments

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Role of Local Government
Local government powers

• Provide services
• Regulate activities
• Collect taxes

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Role of Local Government
Local government powers

• Provide services
• Regulate activities
• Collect taxes

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Role of Local Government
Local government powers

• Provide services
• Regulate activities
• Collect taxes

Hydrofracking, Pennsylvania

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Role of Local Government
Local government powers

• Provide services
• Regulate activities
• Collect taxes

Houston, 2017

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Role of Local Government
Local government powers

• Provide services Other


12% Local
• Regulate activities Property
Taxes
• Collect taxes 76%

Source: US Census Bureau Annual Survey of


State and Local Government Finance, 2016

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Business Climate / Competition

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Local
government
cost:
$1.4 billion

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Drinking water contaminated by
hydrofracking, Pennsylvania

↑ Closed gambling casinos, Atlantic City

Competition for Amazon headquarters,


71 Republic, 16 September 2018 →

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Alternatives

● Stimulate small business


growth

● More central government


control

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Davie Shipyard, Quebec Canada
Uneven Development

Cairo, Illinois, population 2,800 Detroit, Michigan, population 711,000

← Rural New York State

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UK Enterprise Zones

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Rising
property
values

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Sprawl

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Private-Sector Innovation

Coworking space
Shared housing
Green building
Smart house
Maker space
Transit oriented development
Tiny house
Flexible space
Affordable housing
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Public-Sector Innovation

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Balance

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International Spatial Development Trends

• Population size
• Uneven development
• Population distribution
• Neighborhoods
• Value capture
• Citizen involvement
• Role of planners
• Global finance Favro & Associates LLC

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International Spatial Development Trends

• Population size
• Uneven development
• Population distribution
• Neighborhoods
• Value capture
• Citizen involvement
• Role of planners
• Global finance Favro & Associates LLC

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International Spatial Development Trends

• Population size
• Uneven development
• Population distribution
• Neighborhoods
• Value capture
• Citizen involvement
• Role of planners
• Global finance Favro & Associates LLC

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International Spatial Development Trends

• Population size
• Uneven development
• Population distribution
• Neighborhoods
• Value capture
• Citizen involvement
• Role of planners
• Global finance Favro & Associates LLC

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International Spatial Development Trends

• Population size
• Uneven development
• Population distribution
• Neighborhoods
• Value capture
• Citizen involvement
• Role of planners
• Global finance Favro & Associates LLC

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International Spatial Development Trends

• Population size
• Uneven development
• Population distribution
• Neighborhoods
• Value capture
• Citizen involvement
• Role of planners
• Global finance Favro & Associates LLC

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International Spatial Development Trends

• Population size
• Uneven development
• Population distribution
• Neighborhoods
• Value capture
• Citizen involvement
• Role of planners
• Global finance Favro & Associates LLC

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International Spatial Development Trends

• Population size
• Uneven development
• Population distribution
• Neighborhoods
• Value capture
• Citizen involvement
• Role of planners
• Global finance Favro & Associates LLC

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Role of Planners

Valuable skills to address change


• Real estate development fundamentals
o Market analysis
o Feasibility analysis
o Value capture
o Reading plans
• Project management
• Public communications
• Research design Favro & Associates LLC

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International Spatial Development Trends

• Population size
• Uneven development
• Population distribution
• Neighborhoods
• Value capture
• Citizen involvement
• Role of planners
• Global finance Favro & Associates LLC

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Planning for Economic Opportunity in US
Components of local economic development strategy
1. Organizational development
2. Infrastructure development
3. Business development
4. Workforce development
5. Municipal cash flow development

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Planning for Economic Opportunity in US
Components of local economic development strategy
1. Organizational development
2. Infrastructure development
3. Business development
4. Workforce development
5. Municipal cash flow development

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Planning for Economic Opportunity in US
Components of local economic development strategy
1. Organizational development
2. Infrastructure development
3. Business development
4. Workforce development
5. Municipal cash flow development

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Planning for Economic Opportunity in US
Components of local economic development strategy
1. Organizational development
2. Infrastructure development
3. Business development
4. Workforce development
5. Municipal cash flow development

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Planning for Economic Opportunity in US
Components of local economic development strategy
1. Organizational development
2. Infrastructure development
3. Business development
4. Workforce development
5. Municipal cash flow development

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Planning for Economic Opportunity in US
Components of local economic development strategy
1. Organizational development
2. Infrastructure development
3. Business development
4. Workforce development
5. Municipal cash flow development

Source: Wisconsin Economic Development Institute, Inc. “A Guide to Preparing the


Economic Development Element of a Comprehensive Plan,” 2003
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Typical Approach to Local Economic Development in US
Organizational Infrastructure Business Workforce Municipal Cash Flow
Development Development Development Development Development
 Develop a common vision  Collect data on  Identify current efforts at  Conduct labor market  Inventory sites and
among local stakeholders. infrastructure capacity: retention & expansion. analysis. attractions for tourism.
 Create a strategic plan with water, sewer, flood, storm,  Identify current support for  Study municipal  Inventory services and
measurable objectives. utilities, solid waste, transport, entrepreneurial development. demographics and trends. facilities attractive to seniors.
Data Gathering  Perform local economic etc.  Identify current efforts for  Analyze ability of education  Study economic data to
analysis to identify market  Inventory business sites & new business attraction system to meet needs of current identify primary sources of
& Analysis forces. buildings, brownfields.  Identify gaps in any or all of and future workforce. income and wealth in city.
Activities  Identify gaps in facilities or the above.  Inventory and classify
capacity, areas of potential  Perform industry analysis to existing industries by type.
growth; areas needing identify types of business  Interview local industries to
improvement. suitable for clusters. identify support/supplier
systems used and needed

 Develop a checklist of things  Create plan for creating or  Create plan for improving  Form partnerships with  Create a marketing and
to do. improving infrastructure retention and expansion of local, regional, and state development plan for
 Decide on sequence of elements. existing businesses. organizations to assist in attracting individuals identified
strategies to implement.  Create development plan  Create plan for developing or matching trained workforce – both temporary (tourists)
 Define and agree on roles for improving or creating improving support system for needed with jobs available and permanent (residents)
Planning & and responsibilities (who will do buildings and sites suitable entrepreneurial development. and envisioned.  Target business attraction
Implementation what, and when). for development.  Create plan for targeting and  Create continuum of to support/supplier industries to
 Study and weigh different  Map land use attracting new businesses. opportunities that promote current economic base.
Activities organizational models. development for compatible  Plot land use development lifelong learning.  Create plan for pursuing
 Explore opportunities for and suitable uses. for desired and compatible outside investments in current
regional collaboration. uses. economic activity.
 Create plan to meet needs
for new products and services.
 Explore stakeholder interest  Identify capital resources  Search local, regional, state,  Investigate financial and  Investigate financial and
and potential for investment: such as loans, grants, venture and federal agencies for technical assistance technical assistance programs
municipal, state, federal, private. capital. financial resources to meet programs to assist in to assist implementation of
Resource  Determine human resources  Identify resources and implementation plan. implementation of municipal cash flow
Identification necessary and available to capacities for residual  Assign tasks and deadlines workforce development plan. development plan.
Activities implement activities: paid and development such as housing, to certain entities or individuals.  Pursue government grants
volunteer. education systems, health care and contracts to support basic
systems, etc. industries.
Typical Approach to Local Economic Development in US
Organizational Infrastructure Business Workforce Municipal Cash Flow
Development Development Development Development Development
 Develop a common vision  Collect data on  Identify current efforts at  Conduct labor market  Inventory sites and
among local stakeholders. infrastructure capacity: retention & expansion. analysis. attractions for tourism.
 Create a strategic plan with water, sewer, flood, storm,  Identify current support for  Study municipal  Inventory services and
measurable objectives. utilities, solid waste, transport, entrepreneurial development. demographics and trends. facilities attractive to seniors.
Data Gathering  Perform local economic etc.  Identify current efforts for  Analyze ability of education  Study economic data to
analysis to identify market  Inventory business sites & new business attraction system to meet needs of current identify primary sources of
& Analysis forces. buildings, brownfields.  Identify gaps in any or all of and future workforce. income and wealth in city.
Activities  Identify gaps in facilities or the above.  Inventory and classify
capacity, areas of potential  Perform industry analysis to existing industries by type.
growth; areas needing identify types of business  Interview local industries to
improvement. suitable for clusters. identify support/supplier
systems used and needed

 Develop a checklist of things  Create plan for creating or  Create plan for improving  Form partnerships with  Create a marketing and
to do. improving infrastructure retention and expansion of local, regional, and state development plan for
 Decide on sequence of elements. existing businesses. organizations to assist in attracting individuals identified
strategies to implement.  Create development plan  Create plan for developing or matching trained workforce – both temporary (tourists)
 Define and agree on roles for improving or creating improving support system for needed with jobs available and permanent (residents)
Planning & and responsibilities (who will do buildings and sites suitable entrepreneurial development. and envisioned.  Target business attraction
Implementation what, in what time frame). for development.  Create plan for targeting and  Create continuum of to support/supplier industries to
 Study and weigh different  Map land use attracting new businesses. opportunities that promote current economic base.
Activities organizational models. development for compatible  Plot land use development lifelong learning.  Create plan for pursuing
 Explore opportunities for and suitable uses. for desired and compatible outside investments in current
regional collaboration. uses. economic activity.
 Create plan to meet needs
for new products and services.
 Explore stakeholder interest  Identify capital resources  Search local, regional, state,  Investigate financial and  Investigate financial and
and potential for investment: such as loans, grants, venture and federal agencies for technical assistance technical assistance programs
municipal, state, federal, private. capital. financial resources to meet programs to assist in to assist implementation of
Resource  Determine human resources  Identify resources and implementation plan. implementation of municipal cash flow
Identification necessary and available to capacities for residual  Assign tasks and deadlines workforce development plan. development plan.
Activities implement activities: paid and development such as housing, to certain entities or individuals.  Pursue government grants
volunteer. education systems, health care and contracts to support basic
systems, etc. industries.
Typical Approach to Local Economic Development in US

Organizational Development
Data Gathering  Develop a common vision among local stakeholders.
& Analysis  Create a strategic plan with measurable objectives.
Activities  Perform local economic analysis to identify market forces.

 Develop a checklist of things to do.


 Decide on sequence of strategies to implement.
Planning &
 Define and agree on roles and responsibilities (who will do
Implementation
what, and when).
Activities
 Study and weigh different organizational models.
 Explore opportunities for regional collaboration.
 Explore stakeholder interest and potential for investment:
Resource
municipal, state, federal, private.
Identification
 Determine human resources necessary and available to
Activities
implement activities: paid and volunteer.
Economic Development Advisory Councils
(Albania)

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Typical Approach to Local Economic Development in US

Infrastructure Development
 Collect data on infrastructure capacity: water, sewer, flood,
Data Gathering storm, utilities, solid waste, transport, etc.
& Analysis  Inventory business sites & buildings, brownfields.
Activities  Identify gaps in facilities or capacity, areas of potential growth;
areas needing improvement.
 Create plan for creating or improving infrastructure elements.
Planning &  Create development plan for improving or creating buildings
Implementation and sites suitable for development.
Activities  Map land use development for compatible and suitable uses
 Identify capital resources such as loans, grants, venture
Resource
capital.
Identification
 Identify resources and capacities for residual development
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such as housing, education systems, health care systems, etc.
Typical Approach to Local Economic Development in US
Business Development
Identify current efforts at retention & expansion.

Data Gathering Identify current support for entrepreneurial development.

& Analysis Identify current efforts for new business attraction

Activities Identify gaps in any or all of the above.

Identify types of business suitable for clusters.

Create plan for improving retention and expansion of existing

businesses.
Planning &
 Create plan for developing or improving support system for
Implementation
entrepreneurial development.
Activities
 Create plan for targeting and attracting new businesses.
 Plot land use development for desired and compatible uses.
Resource  Search public financial resources to meet implementation plan.
Identification  Assign tasks and deadlines to certain entities or individuals
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Typical Approach to Local Economic Development in US

Workforce Development
 Conduct labor market analysis.
Data Gathering
 Study municipal demographics and trends.
& Analysis
 Analyze ability of education system to meet needs of current
Activities
and future workforce.
 Form partnerships with local, regional, and state organizations
Planning & to assist in matching trained workforce needed with jobs
Implementation available and envisioned.
Activities  Create continuum of opportunities that promote lifelong
learning.
Resource  Investigate financial and technical assistance programs to
Identification assist in implementation of workforce development plan.
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Activities
Typical Approach to Local Economic Development in US

Municipal Cash Flow Development


 Inventory sites and attractions for tourism.
Data Gathering  Inventory services and facilities attractive to seniors.
 Study economic data to identify primary sources of income and wealth in city.
& Analysis  Inventory and classify existing industries by type.
Activities  Interview local industries to identify support/supplier systems used and
needed
 Create a marketing and development plan for attracting individuals identified
– both temporary (tourists) and permanent (residents)
Planning &  Target business attraction to support/supplier industries to current economic
Implementation base.
Activities  Create plan for pursuing outside investments in current
economic activity.
 Create plan to meet needs for new products and services.
Resource  Investigate financial and technical assistance programs to assist
Identification implementation of municipal cash flow development plan.
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 Pursue government grants and contracts to support basic industries.
Activities
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