Kansas City, MO created the "KC Playbook" community planning website using survey and mapping tools
Kansas City, MO "KC Playbook" community planning website
Kansas City's Planning and Development Department created a comprehensive community planning website using Bang the Table's EngagementHQ platform. The website was designed as a continuous engagement program for residents to influence the update of the city's Comprehensive Plan nicknamed the "KC Playbook". The KC Playbook launched with "Five Big Questions" an open-ended survey to determine policy area priorities followed by the Places GIS mapping tool to identify areas in need of improvement.
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KC Spirit Playbook | Homepage
<p>The City Planning and Development Department is leading an update of the City’s Comprehensive Plan. This plan sets priorities and guides land development decisions to ensure Kansas City, Missouri is a thriving, people-centered community and a successful model for other American cities to follow for future generations. Read more about the update in our <a href="https://drive.google.com/open?id=1PrqrH3QmK3ubgxLeki_4lSHFz-zsRwuJ" target="_blank">Comprehensive Plan Update Fact Sheet.</a></p>
Map the Big 5 Questions | Get Involved | KC Spirit Playbook
The City Planning and Development Department is leading an update of the City’s Comprehensive Plan. This plan sets priorities and guides land development decisions to ensure Kansas City, Missouri is a thriving, people-centered community and a successful model for other American cities to follow for future generations. Read more about the update in our Comprehensive Plan Update Fact Sheet.
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