Dan Staley Resume and Profile

            Dan is a proven performer and problem solver, having extensively updated and implemented city-wide comprehensive plans, zoning
            and development regulations, subarea plans, overlay districts, and community communication plans in two states. All of these
            projects utilized extensive community input throughout the planning process.

            Dan most recently was a Senior Planner for the Town of Castle Rock, Colorado. Dan’s practice currently concentrates on implementing
            green infrastructure via long-range planning projects and education. His most recent completed project is the 3,400-acre subarea plan
            called the Southwest Quadrant Plan. This plan uses transects, form-based code, tradable/purchasable development rights (TDRs/PDRs)
            to secure open space, and context-sensitive road design to implement Town sustainability, economic, and cultural goals. The success of
            this plan was detailed at the 2008 APA/ASLA Colorado state conference in Breckenridge, September 13, 2008.

            Dan's undergraduate studies were at the University of California, Davis in Environmental Horticulture and Urban Forestry under Greg
            McPherson. His graduate studies were at the University of Washington in Urban Planning (Environmental Planning concentration) under
            Marina Alberti, including a year’s study in the multidisciplinary Urban Ecology program and a national award for application of the planning
            process.


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