A City Planner Makes a Case for Rethinking Public Consultation

A City Planner Makes a Case for Rethinking Public Consultation

Warren Logan, a Bay Area transportation planner, has new ideas about how to truly engage diverse communities in city planning. Hint: It starts with listening.

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Transportation Planner Warren Logan has found that to get to the core of transportation issues they need to turn the traditional community engagement style of City Hall Meetings on its head by going in to the community and find the people who would be effected by change the most.

The people whose voices are typically heard are the ones who show up and speak up, wealthy homeowners whose problem is just a "squeaky wheel.

The conversation needs to change towards more of a "what is our vision?" statement, instead of just listing all the things that are wrong with the system.

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