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  ADMINISTERING THE TOOLKIT
  Toolkit Implementation Steps  
 

  1: Adopting a Comprehensive Plan  
2: Mapping the Toolkit
3: Customizing the Toolkit
4: Adopting & Administering the Toolkit
  There is no easy answer on the best approach to adopting the Toolkit. Adopting new land use and development regulations can be difficult. It takes a concerted effort to ensure that everybody who is interested has the opportunity to voice their opinion and that people fully understand the Toolkit.

Step 1: Hold Community Meetings
Getting the Toolkit adopted is like running a political campaign. This means reaching out to as many people as possible, including neighborhood groups, media outlets, business owners, land owners, homeowners, state and local agencies and environmental interest groups. Learn more about public outreach...

Step 2: Adopt the Toolkit
State law requires new zoning or subdivision regulations go through a public hearing process prior to adoption. Ultimately your parish or municipal attorney should be consulted to ensure that you are following state law in adopting the Toolkit. Learn more about adopting the Toolkit...

Step 3: Manage the Toolkit
Getting the Toolkit adopted is just the beginning. While the Toolkit is intuitive to use, there is a learning curve associated with administering it. Every effort should be made to include local staff in the implementation process. Learn more about managing the Toolkit after adoption...

 



Download the Handbook
This web site provides a brief synopsis of the Implementation Handbook, to review the complete Handbook go to the download page. Download the Implementation Handbook...

Need Help Implementing the Toolkit ?
If your community needs help implementing the Toolkit, the Center for Planning Excellence (CPEX) can help. CPEX has experience implementing the Toolkit in a variety of settings and understands what is required to get the Toolkit adopted in your community. Contact CPEX for Toolkit support...

 
   
   
   
   
   
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