The Eight Traits of Successful Developers: Traits #1 and #2
In my 25 years of land development consulting I’ve had the opportunity to work with a wide variety of developers, from small first timers trying to develop the family farm to large institutional developers with dozens of active projects around the country. Within this wide range of developers there are many unfortunate stories of failures, bad projects, and sometimes financial ruin.
Can Complete Streets and Freight Mobility Coexist?: The Evolution of Main Street
- Daniel Teran
- Transportation & Public Works
A Lesson Worth Repeating: 4 Factors to Consider Before You Start Your Recreation Design Project
- Bryan Cole
- Energy, Shoreline Recreation
Recreation facilities are vital components of a hydropower system because they're how the public most directly connects with your work. Having designed many recreation facilities myself over the years, I've learned some valuable lessons, one of which is that starting the project correctly is key to success in the end. I'd like to once again share a helpful post I originally wrote last year, because in my experience this is a lesson worth repeating.
Punch the Gas Tax - What Does It Cost You?
- Zack Martin
- Transportation & Public Works
Lawmakers are in the news lately with transportation funding packages that include an increased gas tax. In Washington State, an additional gas tax was passed that will make its tax the third highest in the country. As with most tax issues, folks typically line up on their respective side of the aisle for or against it. As an advocate for transportation infrastructure, I'd encourage you to take a look at the numbers and decide....does it seem like a fair price to you?
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