Tim Pringle talks about "performance" and "prescriptive" approaches to land use and development

Tim Pringle is Director of Special Programs at the Real Estate Foundation of BC. Since 1988 he's been working with land use practitioners (local government, non-governmental organizations, land owners, developers) on a range of issues related to sustainable land use, conservation, and development.

In this conversation with CITinfoResource editor hanspetermeyer, Tim talks about policy, regulation, community, and performance and prescriptive approaches to managing what he calls "settlement change."



This is the second in a series of conversations on this topic at CITinfoResource. The first took place in January 2010 and featured Kim Fowler, Sustainability Planner with the City of Victoria in BC. You can listen to hanspetermeyer's conversation with Kim here.

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