Community and land use planning
Whether focused on a parcel of land, a watershed, a region, or a state, the best planning documents are informed by sound science and rigorous analysis. Downstream Strategies catalogs current conditions, links policy and management options with scientific data, performs economic benefits analyses, and writes detailed plans to arm our clients with the technical expertise needed to improve and protect vital resources.
We offer wide-ranging planning services that support and promote resilient communities, vibrant economies, and sustainable environments. Our staff have led inclusive planning processes and authored planning documents for municipalities, counties, community organizations, and nonprofits across the country.
Our planning processes are carefully tailored to meet client and community needs. We believe that plans and reports should be useful for the communities they serve. As a result, we produce practical, accessible, and results-oriented deliverables with the end-user in mind.
We have over 20 years of experience delivering professional-quality reports and planning documents to our clients. Our work helps buoy researchers, developers, legislators, and community members alike as they work towards their shared goals.
Community revitalization planning
- Downtown revitalization plans
- Urban renewal plans
- Riverfront redevelopment plans
Recreation and tourism planning
- Market assessments
- Trail planning, design, and construction
Land use planning
- Comprehensive plans
- Conservation plans
- Tract management plans
Strategic planning
- Visioning
- Feasibility studies
- Program and impact assessments
Community and land use planning contact
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Projects
Moulton Park Concept Plan
Downstream Strategies conducted a robust planning process, which included research, site analysis, and public input sessions, to develop this plan to guide the future development of Moulton Park in Charles Town, West Virginia to conserve its natural and cultural resources while offering diverse recreational opportunities.
Reclaiming Appalachia Mini-grant Assistance
We provided technical assistance to community groups in Kentucky as part of the Reclaiming Appalachia Mini-Grant Program. Community priorities range from securing clean drinking water to diversifying local economies that have historically depended almost solely on coal mining. We are creating renderings for these projects and estimating their local economic benefits to lay the groundwork for successful grant proposals.
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