This course is four evenings online beginning September 18.
This course is eligible for PIBC CPL credits.
This course is an introduction to the practice of urban planning and how to build more sustainable, vibrant, and inclusive communities and physical environments.
You will learn about the matters, purpose and practice of urban planning in Canada, British Columbia, and the Metro Vancouver region. This course offers a special focus on planning and development issues in the region, and the planners’ role in building cities. We will explore the interrelationships between the physical, environmental, economic, social, and built considerations in planning at the site, neighbourhood, city, and regional scales.
The course will include defining urban planning and planning theory and history, explaining why we need to plan the physical environment. It outlines the role of participants, stakeholders, and decision-makers in the planning and development processes. This will include a review of the regulatory hierarchies, and the application of land use tools, including: plans, policies, bylaws, development permitting, and other approvals.
Course Details
- Schedule: Sept 18, 25, Oct 2, 9 - 6:00-8:30pm PT
- Location: Online via Canvas and Zoom
- Instructor: Neal LaMontagne
Register for CITY101 here: https://www.sfu.ca/continuing-studies/courses/city/planning-for-non-planners.html
