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concordia is a community based planning and design team with a collective passion for the principles of concord. We implement our work through an integrative and participatory process that addresses physical, cultural, social, educational, organizational and economic assets and needs.

Community Planning in Littleton, New Hampshire

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Littleton

is a rural community of 7,500 people located in northern New Hampshire. Concordia facilitated a planning process to assist the community in identifying resources and needs. More than one hundred community stakeholders participated in the master planning process based on the Concordia Model, which will also serve as the foundation for an innovative and integrated Geographic Information Systems (GIS) community data base. Another component of the project integrates Space Information Sciences (SIS) work force training programs and resources from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) into the planning model. Through a collaborative alliance between the community and Governor Jean Shaheen’s new "Best Schools" initiative, Littleton will serve as an example for community-based planning in communities throughout the state.

USA Today

" Old N.H. Town Catches 'Smart Growth' Fever ”

"...This approach [Concordia Model] is a 21st-century planner's dream. It incorporates all the principles of the much-touted "new urbanism:" Create neighborhoods that encourage personal contact and discourage driving by keeping homes, businesses and public institutions in close proximity...The process forced town and schools officials to set aside their old rivalries. They meet regularly and integrate their budgets, unheard of in many communities."

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