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How Do I Navigate EPCOR Water Infrastructure Upgrade Requirements?
HOW DO I NAVIGATE EPCOR WATER INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIREMENTS? Infrastructure upgrade costs can make or break an infill project, especially small and medium scale projects. The most common infill infrastructure upgrade requirements are for water main extensions and new...
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Community Engagement and New Development: A Quick Guide
Community Engagement and New Development: A Quick Guide Situate is a planning consulting firm specializing in rezoning, permit and subdivision coordination services for awesome infill projects. In our How To series on Edmonton's standard zones, we dive into the nitty...
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What Can I Do Under Edmonton’s RF3 Zoning?
What Can I Do Under Edmonton's RF3 Zoning? Situate is a planning consulting firm specializing in rezoning, permit and subdivision coordination services for awesome infill projects. In our How To series on Edmonton's standard zones, we dive into the nitty gritty...
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What is a Zoning Analysis? (And Why Do You Need One?)
What is a Zoning Analysis? (And Why Do You Need One?) Situate is an urban planning consulting firm specializing in rezoning, permit and subdivision coordination services for awesome infill projects. In our How To articles we dissect the ins and outs of...
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What Can I Do Under Edmonton’s RF1 Zoning?
What Can I Do Under Edmonton's RF1 Zoning? Situate is a planning consulting firm specializing in rezoning, permit and subdivision coordination services for awesome infill projects. In our How To series on Edmonton's conventional zones, we dive into the nitty gritty...
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We’re Hiring!
Situate’s mission is to take the headache out of developing awesome projects. We provide single-minded municipal advisory, rezoning, subdivision and development permit support for infill, brownfield, and mixed-use projects in Edmonton. We're looking for an...
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Countdown to Public Participation Policy
Countdown to Public Participation Policy Thank you for joining Situate and Dialogue Partners for Countdown to Public Participation: A Policy Building Breakdown for Municipal Officials. Here's the plain language policy sample and the video recording from...
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A Streetcar And Desire
A Streetcar and Desire Late last fall, Arlington, Virginia—the second largest city in the Washington, DC metropolitan area—cancelled plans that had been underway since 2006 to build a streetcar system. “I’m so glad we didn’t do what Virginia did,” muses Anwar...
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In The Zone: Lessons in Inclusionary Zoning from Washington, DC
In the Zone: Lessons in Inclusionary Zoning from Washington, DC Already brimming with museums and monuments, these days Washington DC is filling up with another kind of amenity: people. Sitting at nearly 660,000 residents, the District has experienced a population...
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No Pain, All Gain: The Case for Plain Language in Municipal Regulation
No Pain, All Gain: The Case for Plain Language in Municipal Regulation It’s late in the afternoon on Friday; the office is quiet. Suddenly the phone rings. There’s a resident on the line—she’s planning to build a shed in her backyard and wants to know where to...
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