The creation and formation of a community location is full of various needs
these continually change to meet the changes of the communities.
These are accentuated in New Zealand.
The study of town planning requires a number of
degrees. With
KANES
you gain an insights into some of the
important aspects
and explore some of the extreme differences among communities we study.
Speakers
KANES
arrange visits with planning personnel when time and interests of the
visitors allow.
Studies
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Architecture and gardens to create a pleasing image
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Recreation facilities to meet the needs the residents
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Water
Supply systems that are clean, pressured, and adequate
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Drainage systems to meet environmental considerations and future growth
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Solid
waste
systems
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Industry requirements for land, waste, water, power
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Roads
to meet the needs of the residents and the industries
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Transport of people and goods
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Methods used to finance planning systems and activities
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How administrators involve the community members
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Management of natural and historical assets
● Methods to promote the
town to new residents and visitors
● Planning for
accommodation for residents and visitors
● Methods, issues and
considerations for management of the environment
● Planning and facilities
for educational facilities
● Administration systems
● Management and
facilities fire control and civil defence
● Management and
facilities for elderly care
● Management and
facilities for early child care
● Management and
facilities for care of other vulnerable
residents
● Control of pests in this
area including animals, plants & insects
● Management of air
pollution
● Management of water ways
for cleanliness and floods
Locations and types of towns
Different town planning systems are required for
different towns in different locations and different incomes
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Mountain towns
● Coastal Towns
● Harbour towns
● Farming service towns
● Mining industry towns
● Towns with old colonial beginnings
● Towns with modern beginnings
● Tourist towns
● Industrial towns
● Growing towns
● Declining towns
● Towns with changing
industries
See also "Settlement
studies"
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