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=Background Statement= | |||
Optimizing industrial development requires better integration of site selection with its freight movement implications. The failure to integrate freight considerations into land planning contributes to adverse economic, environmental, and social consequences. Thoughtful coordination of land use decision-making with local and national supply chains, freight networks, and industrial systems is crucial to ensure the quality of life in municipalities, regions, and across continents. | Optimizing industrial development requires better integration of site selection with its freight movement implications. The failure to integrate freight considerations into land planning contributes to adverse economic, environmental, and social consequences. Thoughtful coordination of land use decision-making with local and national supply chains, freight networks, and industrial systems is crucial to ensure the quality of life in municipalities, regions, and across continents. | ||
=Core Question= | |||
How can public and private-sector stakeholders collaboratively foster integrated planning of land use, freight transportation, and industrial systems to ensure optimal freight movement and positive economic, environmental, and social outcomes? | How can public and private-sector stakeholders collaboratively foster integrated planning of land use, freight transportation, and industrial systems to ensure optimal freight movement and positive economic, environmental, and social outcomes? | ||
=Stakeholders= | |||
* Citizen | * Citizen | ||
* Non-industrial business owners and organizations | * Non-industrial business owners and organizations | ||
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* Environmental groups | * Environmental groups | ||
== | ==Round One== | ||
# What are the primary historical and current barriers preventing the comprehensive integration of freight considerations into industrial land-use planning? | # What are the primary historical and current barriers preventing the comprehensive integration of freight considerations into industrial land-use planning? | ||
# | #* How do existing zoning regulations, planning processes, or institutional structures contribute to these integration challenges? | ||
# Can we quantify the adverse economic consequences (e.g., increased transportation costs, supply chain inefficiencies, demurrage/detention charges) resulting from suboptimal freight movement due to uncoordinated land use and industrial development? | # Can we quantify the adverse economic consequences (e.g., increased transportation costs, supply chain inefficiencies, demurrage/detention charges) resulting from suboptimal freight movement due to uncoordinated land use and industrial development? | ||
# What are the key environmental impacts (e.g., increased emissions, noise pollution, habitat fragmentation) linked to the lack of integrated land use and freight planning? | # What are the key environmental impacts (e.g., increased emissions, noise pollution, habitat fragmentation) linked to the lack of integrated land use and freight planning? | ||
# How does the current disjunct between land planning and freight movement affect community quality of life (e.g., traffic congestion in residential areas, public health impacts, community severance)? | # How does the current disjunct between land planning and freight movement affect community quality of life (e.g., traffic congestion in residential areas, public health impacts, community severance)? | ||
==Round Two== | |||
# What are the essential elements of an integrated planning framework that effectively links industrial site selection with freight transportation needs and broader supply chain considerations? | # What are the essential elements of an integrated planning framework that effectively links industrial site selection with freight transportation needs and broader supply chain considerations? | ||
# | #* What data, analytical tools, and modeling capabilities are required to support such a framework? | ||
# How can best practices and successful case studies (e.g., from North America or internationally) of integrated land use, freight, and industrial planning be identified, analyzed, and disseminated to inform future efforts? | # How can best practices and successful case studies (e.g., from North America or internationally) of integrated land use, freight, and industrial planning be identified, analyzed, and disseminated to inform future efforts? | ||
# | #* What were the key success factors in these examples, and how can they be adapted to different contexts? | ||
# What common metrics or indicators can be developed to evaluate the effectiveness of integrated planning initiatives in achieving desired economic, environmental, and social outcomes? | # What common metrics or indicators can be developed to evaluate the effectiveness of integrated planning initiatives in achieving desired economic, environmental, and social outcomes? | ||
# What mechanisms and incentives can encourage stronger collaboration between public-sector planning authorities (local, regional, national) and private-sector stakeholders (developers, truck and rail freight carriers, logistics providers, industrial businesses) in land use and freight planning? | # What mechanisms and incentives can encourage stronger collaboration between public-sector planning authorities (local, regional, national) and private-sector stakeholders (developers, truck and rail freight carriers, logistics providers, industrial businesses) in land use and freight planning? | ||
# | #* How can trust and shared understanding be built among these diverse groups? | ||
# What funding models or financing mechanisms can support infrastructure investments that arise from integrated land use and freight planning, especially those with shared public and private benefits? | # What funding models or financing mechanisms can support infrastructure investments that arise from integrated land use and freight planning, especially those with shared public and private benefits? | ||
# How can regulatory flexibility or pilot programs be introduced to test and implement innovative approaches to integrated planning that may not fit traditional frameworks? | # How can regulatory flexibility or pilot programs be introduced to test and implement innovative approaches to integrated planning that may not fit traditional frameworks? | ||
# What policy adjustments or new legislative initiatives are needed at local, state, and federal levels to mandate or strongly encourage the integration of freight considerations into industrial land-use planning? | # What policy adjustments or new legislative initiatives are needed at local, state, and federal levels to mandate or strongly encourage the integration of freight considerations into industrial land-use planning? | ||
# | #* How can these policies ensure consistency and coordination across different jurisdictional boundaries? | ||
# How can the roles and responsibilities of various government agencies (e.g., transportation, planning, economic development, environmental) be better aligned and coordinated to support integrated freight and land-use planning? | # How can the roles and responsibilities of various government agencies (e.g., transportation, planning, economic development, environmental) be better aligned and coordinated to support integrated freight and land-use planning? | ||
# What educational or outreach initiatives are necessary to raise awareness among policymakers, planners, and the public about the critical importance of integrating freight considerations into land use decisions for sustainable community development? | # What educational or outreach initiatives are necessary to raise awareness among policymakers, planners, and the public about the critical importance of integrating freight considerations into land use decisions for sustainable community development? | ||
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Background Statement
Optimizing industrial development requires better integration of site selection with its freight movement implications. The failure to integrate freight considerations into land planning contributes to adverse economic, environmental, and social consequences. Thoughtful coordination of land use decision-making with local and national supply chains, freight networks, and industrial systems is crucial to ensure the quality of life in municipalities, regions, and across continents.
Core Question
How can public and private-sector stakeholders collaboratively foster integrated planning of land use, freight transportation, and industrial systems to ensure optimal freight movement and positive economic, environmental, and social outcomes?
Stakeholders
- Citizen
- Non-industrial business owners and organizations
- Economic development agencies
- Public-sector planning agencies
- Elected officials
- Industrial facility sponsors
- Developers
- Freight transportation companies including:
- railroads
- trucking companies
- maritime users/operators
- air freight carriers
- terminal owners/operators, including ports and airports
- Academic institutions
- Non-academic professional organizations and associations
- Environmental groups
Round One
- What are the primary historical and current barriers preventing the comprehensive integration of freight considerations into industrial land-use planning?
- How do existing zoning regulations, planning processes, or institutional structures contribute to these integration challenges?
- Can we quantify the adverse economic consequences (e.g., increased transportation costs, supply chain inefficiencies, demurrage/detention charges) resulting from suboptimal freight movement due to uncoordinated land use and industrial development?
- What are the key environmental impacts (e.g., increased emissions, noise pollution, habitat fragmentation) linked to the lack of integrated land use and freight planning?
- How does the current disjunct between land planning and freight movement affect community quality of life (e.g., traffic congestion in residential areas, public health impacts, community severance)?
Round Two
- What are the essential elements of an integrated planning framework that effectively links industrial site selection with freight transportation needs and broader supply chain considerations?
- What data, analytical tools, and modeling capabilities are required to support such a framework?
- How can best practices and successful case studies (e.g., from North America or internationally) of integrated land use, freight, and industrial planning be identified, analyzed, and disseminated to inform future efforts?
- What were the key success factors in these examples, and how can they be adapted to different contexts?
- What common metrics or indicators can be developed to evaluate the effectiveness of integrated planning initiatives in achieving desired economic, environmental, and social outcomes?
- What mechanisms and incentives can encourage stronger collaboration between public-sector planning authorities (local, regional, national) and private-sector stakeholders (developers, truck and rail freight carriers, logistics providers, industrial businesses) in land use and freight planning?
- How can trust and shared understanding be built among these diverse groups?
- What funding models or financing mechanisms can support infrastructure investments that arise from integrated land use and freight planning, especially those with shared public and private benefits?
- How can regulatory flexibility or pilot programs be introduced to test and implement innovative approaches to integrated planning that may not fit traditional frameworks?
- What policy adjustments or new legislative initiatives are needed at local, state, and federal levels to mandate or strongly encourage the integration of freight considerations into industrial land-use planning?
- How can these policies ensure consistency and coordination across different jurisdictional boundaries?
- How can the roles and responsibilities of various government agencies (e.g., transportation, planning, economic development, environmental) be better aligned and coordinated to support integrated freight and land-use planning?
- What educational or outreach initiatives are necessary to raise awareness among policymakers, planners, and the public about the critical importance of integrating freight considerations into land use decisions for sustainable community development?
