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1 Open Space and Trails Committee 2014 Economic Benefits of Open Space Workshop
2 Workshop Goal: Explore Economic Benefits of Open Space Economic Benefits & Economic Development MAGIC! Open Space Preservation & Design
3 I am a DEVELOPER. What does that mean? Land Development Community Development Road Development Infrastructure Development Re-Development Child and Personal Development (Education) Business Development Software Development Cultural Development Musical Motif Thematic Development (I.E. Beethoven Symphonies) Economic Development: Relies on and embodies all of these. DEVELOPMENT: Take resources that already exist, add, improve, build, preserve, create, and innovate new stuff/ideas/resources to create new opportunity or make something better, more beautiful, more productive, more comfortable, or more useful.
4 1: People instinctively hunger for and connect deeply with undeveloped nature. They go to great effort and expense to travel to and be part of nature s beauty by camping, hiking, traveling, going to parks. They even spend huge sums of money to re-create natural spaces around their homes, neighborhoods, and communities. 2: However, they cannot survive nature s untamed harshness for very long. Therefore, they are driven by the equally powerful instinct to tame or DEVELOP some natural spaces into human friendly spaces. Building homes, farms, roads, landscapes, markets, theaters, and gathering places to improve quality of life has been at the center of the human experience for all of civilized history. How close together can we bring these two human instincts?
5 Charles Innes Robson I Charles Innes Robson III My Pioneer Grandparents: Development driven by pragmatism, survival, and the search for a better life.
6 Arizona Pioneers Crossing Lee s Ferry Headed to the Valley
7 Economic Development Has Always Been Essential: Find and Use Resources
8 Generations of Economic Opportunity From the Land 1948
9 Beyond a need to just survive People seek beauty and enjoyment. San Tan Regional Park People want to go to enjoy and play in natural beauty. It is a fundamental human need embedded in our DNA.
10 Does tension exist between development costs and open space preservation? YES! Can balance and success come from working through that tension? YES!
11 Pragmatism & Survival (1887 vs. 2014?) Profit Driven Development Making Someplace Safe & Comfortable to Live Community & Economic Development Are One & the Same Preserving & Enjoying the Natural Beauty. Combined Effort. Tension & Competing Needs Create Opportunity for BALANCE
12 Open Space and Natural Terrain as Primary Amenity and Design Criteria DMB Silver Leaf (Scottsdale)
13 Silver Leaf Multi Million Dollar Real Estate
14 Designs Are Part of Outdoor Spaces
15 Careful Integration Into Terrain
16 Natural Terrain as Open Space
17 Streetscapes Designed to Preserve Natural Feel
18 Yards Preserve Natural Landscapes
19 Preservation and Amenitization of Natural Water and Flood Flows
20 Preservation and Designing Around Unique Land Forms
21 Building Materials Designed to Integrate
22 Natural Beauty is the Primary Design Factor, Home Design Follow.
23 Views and Elevations are a Premium
24 Business is Attracted to Amenity Rich Areas. Open Space is a Vital Amenity
25 Riparian Preserve Reclaimed Open Space Oasis in Urban Environment Best real estate values in the southeast valley.
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31 Parks With Trails are a Valuable Amenity
32 San Tan Regional Park
33 San Tan Regional Park
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36 San Tan Regional Park
37 GPS ipad Tech: Inventory all plants, land forms, waterways. Walk, touch, see, and design for optimal preservation. Different Approach to Development Open Space as Primary Amenity, Key Design Priority
38 Always Location Specific Walk it, feel it, smell it, respond to what is already there.
39 Open Space and Trails Committee 2014 Economic Benefits of Open Space Workshop
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