I have just come across a 'well-known' acronym for neighbourhood planning-"PARK"-advises those who participate in planning to identify …
P (things we have and value and so want to protect)
A (things we value but don't have and so want to acquire)
R (things we have but don't like and so want to remove)
K (things we don't have and don't like and so want to keep out)
(taken from http://www.community-problem-solving.net/)
Thought this was very similar to the Thought Exchange questions... never seen it written down as PARK before!
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- Roxie
- Hello! I am Roxie, a local resident of Stirchley in Birmingham - a lovely urban 'village' in the south of the city. I am an artist whose key concerns and influences are regeneration, the built environment and consequential social change.