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    The Importance of communication in land use planning for interior Alaska: a participant observation study

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    Lunsford, Olivia K.
    Chair
    Trainor, Sarah
    Committee
    Veazey, Pips
    Dawe, Janice
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11122/10962
    Abstract
    Three case studies (i.e., (1) FNSB Marijuana Zoning, (2) The Joint Land Use Study, and (3) Rethinking Smith Ranch) were examined in the context of land use planning to assist the reader in understanding some of the challenges a second-class borough in Alaska faces. The researcher utilized an opportunity with the Fairbanks North Star Borough to perform a participant observation study which demonstrated the complexity in engaging and communicating with citizens of the area. The researcher identified the three following critical themes and referenced planning literature to analyze them: (1) challenges to accomplishing goals, (2) the importance of communication, and (3) potential solutions to overcoming challenges. Upon identifying the challenges experienced both during the case studies, as well as outside of the case studies, the researcher determined possible solutions to help the borough’s Department of Community Planning overcome the difficulties associated with communication and engagement of citizens.
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    Master's Project (M.N.R.M.) University of Alaska Fairbanks, 2019
    Date
    2019-04
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    Master's Project
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