AHCPGD509 — Develop and implement a streetscape management plan

1 Define the need for a streetscape management plan

• 1.1Discuss and clarify client preferences and brief requirements
• 1.2Identify streetscape management plan objectives
• 1.3Identify a planning team including specialists and consultants

2 Undertake preliminary planning activities

• 2.1Identify major stakeholders
• 2.2Determine availability of specialists to assist in management planning work
• 2.3Establish timelines for development of management plan and reporting arrangements to client
• 2.4Identify required resources for developing management strategies

3 Prepare a site description

• 3.1Identify and map landscape values of area
• 3.2Identify and map physical features and characteristics of streetscape
• 3.3Research land, including current, cultural and historical modifications, and determine and record effects on the streetscape
• 3.4Assess and document physical condition of site
• 3.5Document biological characteristics of site

4 Analyse site information and description

• 4.1Evaluate information in terms of core principles and objectives
• 4.2Produce documents, including plans, technical reports and maps
• 4.3Determine priorities and key management issues
• 4.4Identify and document opportunities and constraints to meeting planning objectives and goals
• 4.5Make presentation to clients and residents and incorporate feedback into planning documentation

5 Identify management strategies

• 5.1Identify management strategies that address defined objectives
• 5.2Design management strategies to alleviate existing impacts or to target management action
• 5.3Cost management strategies and compare to existing budgets and available resources
• 5.4Plan implementation of work to prioritise outcomes and management resource allocation
• 5.5Consult with clients and residents and incorporate feedback into documentation

6 Prepare the management plan

• 6.1Develop draft management plan that includes site information and management strategies
• 6.2Consult with stakeholders and clients and incorporate agreed changes into final plan
• 6.3Document and present final plan to client

7 Implement the management plan

• 7.1Implement management plan within predetermined budget, and according to schedule and strategies set out in the plan
• 7.2Modify implementation strategy to address on-going feedback from clients and residents
• 7.3Provide reports to clients and residents on progress of implementation works

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