ARCHWAY SPATIAL PLANNINGWORKSHOP 2 in ALAVA Mar 2006 DRAFT Good Practice Guide Moving on to completi

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ARCHWAY SPATIAL PLANNING WORKSHOP 2 in ALAVA Mar
2006 DRAFT Good Practice Guide Moving on to
completion David BruceUWE, BristolAcademic
Adviser
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Archway Partners

• s-Hertogenbosch
• Chester
• UWE, Bristol
• (unwalled) Loerrach
• Pecs
• Piran
• Arabarri (a consortium of small towns in Spain)
• Verona
• Lucca
• Valletta

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Thursday, March 16th

• WORKING SESSION 1
• General presentation 900 h
• Introduction to workshop by David M. Bruce 930
  h
• Theme 1 CITY AND TERRITORY
• Presentation and discussion 1000 h
• Conclusions 1130 h
• Theme 2 A CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY IN A HISTORIC
  TOWN
• Presentation and discussion 1200 h
• Conclusions 1330 h
• WORKING SESSION 2
• Theme 3 CONSERVATION AND URBAN PLANNING
• Presentation and discussion 1600 h
• Conclusions 1730 h

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Friday March 17th

• WORKING SESSION 3
• Theme 4 WHEN THE SPACE IS THE ISSUE
• Presentation and discussion 900 h
• Conclusions 1030 h
• Theme 5 FRAMEWORK
• Presentation and discussion 1130 h
• Conclusions 1300 h
• General conclusions and proposals 1330 h
• END OF WORKSHOP 1430 h

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THE DRAFT SPATIAL PLANNING GOOD PRACTICE GUIDE
(GPG)

• Structured and with plenty of good material
  incorporated in draft form
• 23,000 words perhaps much should be in
  appendices
• A working target of 10,000 was discussed in the
  very first workshop (April 2005)

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THE DRAFT SPATIAL PLANNING GPG

• The Chapter Pattern
• 0 INDEX
• 1 INTRODUCTION
• 2 PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTIVES
• 3 ISSUES, CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
• 4 THE ARCHWAY APPROACH/ METHOD OF WORK
• 5 BIBLIOGRAPHY, LINKS AND RESOURCES
• ANNEX EXTENDED CASE STUDIES

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THE DRAFT SPATIAL PLANNING GPG

• The Chapter Pattern
• PREFACE about readers and users
• 1 INTRODUCTION
• Links to other themes

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THE DRAFT SPATIAL PLANNING GPG

• 2 PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTIVES
• Ordering to be co-ordinated with next chapter
• Balance of City and area
• Dynamism for the City
• Sustainability
• Accessibility
• Integration of Conservation, Transport, Tourism
  and Heritage management
• Participation and Empowerment

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2 PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTIVES

• Ordering co-ordinated with next chapter
• Sustainability
• Balance of City and area
• Dynamism for the City
• Accessibility
• Integration of Conservation, Transport, Tourism
  and Heritage management
• Participation and Empowerment

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3 ISSUES, CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

• As PRINCIPLES

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4 THE ARCHWAY APPROACH/ METHOD OF WORK

• 1. KNOWLEDGE
• 2. REFLECTION - ANALYSIS
• 3 IMPLEMENTATION/ PUT INTO PRACTICE
• 4. MONITORING, REVISION AND ADJUSTMENT

• PARTICIPATION

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Integrated Spatial Management Area (ISMA)

• Unconstrained by artificial boundaries
• Capable of developing strategies and plans for
  the natural area required
• Focused on barriers/intermediate/transitional/bord
  er zones regions and borders of regions
• Basel model at every scale
• And ICZM Integrated Coastal Zone Management

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 POLICY INTEGRATION

• ESDP European Spatial Development Perspective
• Sustainable Development -- Spatial Planning
  Implications -- beneficial exploitation --
  tourism Transport
• ACCESS ISSUES

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Vitoria transition zone
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Valletta Grand Harbour
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Piran
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An integrated approach

• Local development of an integrated approach
• To review existing approaches
• To identify and diagnose issues
• To develop proposals
• To press for implementation
• THE ARCHWAY APPROACH

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The ARCHWAY Team

• Including
• Spatial Planner
• Conservation Officer
• Transport Officer
• Tourism Officer
• Heritage Officer
• ARCHWAY Co-ordinator

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The Two Questions raised in Laguardia in October

• What have walled towns to gain from SPATIAL
  PLANNING?
• A more integrated approach
• What has the experience of walled towns to offer
  for more general spatial development?
• What are we offering to the process of INTERREG
  and the implementation of the ESDP (European
  Spatial Development Perspective) on a local and
  regional scale?
• ISMA

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THE DRAFT SPATIAL PLANNING GPG

• 0 INDEX
• PREFACE
• 1 INTRODUCTION
• 2 PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTIVES
• 3 ISSUES, CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
• 4 THE ARCHWAY APPROACH/ METHOD OF WORK
• 5 BIBLIOGRAPHY, LINKS AND RESOURCES
• ANNEX EXTENDED CASE STUDIES

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European Commission INTERREG iiiC

• 3 year project (half way through extended)
• Five dimensions of historic town management
• Conservation and Interpretation
• Transport and Traffic
• Spatial Planning
• Tourism and Marketing
• Cultural Heritage Management
• access for all to the heritage

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Good Practice Guide (GPG) April/June 2005 Contents

• SECTION 3 The ARCHWAY APPROACH(APRIL) An
  ARCHWAY 'model ?
• Principles
• Success Criteria
• ??Toolkits for action
• 'Access for all'
• ? others as appropriate
• Toolkit for monitoring and review (from
  application)

• Executive Summary
• SECTION 1 Audience for the GPG
• Users and Readers
• SECTION 2 Issues, Challenges and Opportunities

WE HAVE MOVED ON/ and partly back again
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Good Practice Guide (GPG) March 2006 Contents

• Executive Summary
• PREFACE Audience for the GPG
• Users and Readers
• 1 Introduction
• 2 Principles and Objectives
• 3 Issues, Challenges and Opportunities

• 4 The ARCHWAY Approach
• An ARCHWAY model IPMA?
• An Access toolkit
• Monitoring and review
• 5 RESOURCES
• 6 CASE STUDY ANNEX

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ARCHWAY Develops
http//www.archway-interreg.com And the website
of the Walled Towns Friendship Circle
http//www.walledtowns.com and the linked
research pages at http//www.tourism-research.org/
wtfcresearchdb.html LINK TO META- Good Practice
Guidance as example (not template)
Next month in Piran