Town Planning Services
Comprehensive Planning
All communities are either required to have a comprehensive plan or should have one. The challenge for rural communities (under 5000) is they don’t have the budget for either the plan or the things they would like to put in the plan. We take a different approach. Rather than starting from a clean slate, or the last version that was done, we use a best of breed starting point and then take away things that may not apply or be realistic. This dramatically shortens the process and still gives you a plan that meets your needs. The pricing is also designed to be within reach of almost any small community.
Community Information
Goals and Objectives
Surveying of Community and Staff
Comprehensive Plan Creation

Community Information
We will do a high level analysis of community issues such as housing, infrastructure, sustainability, public health, economic development, Community services
Dealing With Change
We look at how your town operates as an ecosystem and help you look at changing patterns and needs. This is not designed to sit on a shelf for 10 years until revisited.
Surveying
We survey the community to identify key areas of interest and possible improvement
Comprehensive Plan Creation
We take your community information and overlay it on our library of goals and objectives to create a plan that is unique to your town
Followup
Plans are a roadmap, but we all know there are potholes. We offer quarterly reviews and tunes ups to keep you and your strategic plan on track
Consulting
Your comprehensive plan may include initiatives that require additional research. We can do process analysis and activity based costing to improve existing programs.
Get Started Today
let us help you create a new direction for your town that adjusts over time to the needs of the community. Our approach is a fraction of the cost of traditional planning and should be affordable by any town.