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Site Analysis and Planning

Justin B. Hollander, Nicole E. Stephens

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Abstract

The people-based site selection process introduced in the previous chapter will be further expanded on in this chapter through a discussion of the kinds of site analysis and planning techniques that can and should be adopted once a site is selected. Considerations around wetlands, biodiversity, pedestrian/bike access, public transit, ride-sharing availability, air quality, noise attenuation, and numerous other factors are presented as constraints and opportunities for the general layout, bulk, form, and footprint of a development.

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The people-based site selection process introduced in the previous chapter will be further expanded on in this chapter through a discussion of the kinds of site analysis and planning techniques that can and should be adopted once a site is selected. Considerations around wetlands, biodiversity, pedestrian/bike access, public transit, ride-sharing availability, air quality, noise attenuation, and numerous other factors are presented as constraints and opportunities for the general layout, bulk, form, and footprint of a development.

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The people-based site selection process introduced in the previous chapter will be further expanded on in this chapter through a discussion of the kinds of site analysis and planning techniques that can and should be adopted once a site is selected. Considerations around wetlands, biodiversity, pedestrian/bike access, public transit, ride-sharing availability, air quality, noise attenuation, and numerous other factors are presented as constraints and opportunities for the general layout, bulk, form, and footprint of a development.

Key concepts: Site selection, Site planning, Transport engineering, Pedestrian, Environmental planning, Footprint, Computer science, Transit (satellite)

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