Develop an outreach and communications plan Sample Clauses

Develop an outreach and communications plan. Making technical information available and transparent and engaging with the public at an early stage can help gather all perspectives and begin to generate community buy-in. Many municipal officials have learned the hard way how vitally important it is to allow all parties to share their points of view. If people feel they are being heard and their comments taken into account, they are more likely to support the outcome even if it is not 100% of what they wanted. Ways to xxxxxx community support include: • Holding a meeting(s) on-site or allowing for site visits so attendees can get an understanding of the scale of the project and how it relates to nearby properties, where possible; • Gaining an understanding of existing challenges in the vicinity and showing how the project will either not exacerbate the problem or, preferably, will address the problem; • Creating high quality visuals so that residents can understand what the project will look like in three dimensions instead of just through a horizontal plan; or, • Offering community members a tour of other nearby sites built or operated by the development team.
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