The definitive source of information for those seeking to effect change at public meetings. Tailored to real estate developers, lobbyists, and community leaders Who need to influence the decision makers at the city council, planning commission, state regulatory agency, state legislature, school board meeting, and homeowners association meeting. Cover art photo provided by Mikael Kristenson on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/@mikael_k
There are five points project applicants must incorporate when persuading decision makers.
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The basis for all modern societies is real estate development. Without quality developments, we have no opportunity to build community. The expression of your deepest, most dearly held values will assist you in finding potential supporters. Supporters are absolutely critical to the success of your project, particularly with regard to getting the approval of decision makers at your public hearing.
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Serving as the clean-up crew on controversial real estate developments headed to public hearings was stressful! I had to figure out some solutions to save my health.
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After 9 years of cultivating relationships and having obtained 12 permits with the help of our supporters, we were headed towards a hearing where seven out of 10 commissioners had promised their support - what happened?
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This case study, involving a school board meeting, outlines the four elements necessary for public hearing success: visual input, emotional appeal, simplified and repetitive messages.
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