“Create a waterfront rezoning stakeholder map with the planning department, city council, harbor authority, waterfront developer, business association, residents coalition, heritage group and environmental group, showing recommendations, zoning, site access, consultation, public comments and preservation concerns.”
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Separate the department recommendation from the council zoning decision.
Keep harbor access and shoreline effects visible alongside land-use issues.
Show residents, heritage and environmental groups as distinct participants.
Use this map for land-use changes where public agencies, developers and local groups have different interests.
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What is rezoning stakeholder mapping?
It is a visual way to identify the agencies, developers, community groups and decision-makers connected to a proposed land-use change.
Why separate heritage and environmental groups?
They may share some goals but often review different impacts, so separate links make their concerns and evidence easier to track.
When should the map be made?
Make it before consultation begins, then update it as formal reviews, public comments and project partners change.