Maul Foster Alongi
Public Involvement
MFA believes that public involvement is an important component of any community-based planning project. An involved public is generally supportive of proposed plans, provided the process is conducted in an open manner with ample time available for review and response. MFA's planning staff uses/employs a variety of methods to solicit public input, including public meetings and open house workshops, surveys, stakeholder interviews, media notices, and public display of proposed plans.
Featured Projects
City of Port Angeles Strategic Planning Assistance
Client: City of Port Angeles / Port Angeles, Washington
MFA assisted the City of Port Angeles in planning for the future redevelopment of the Rayonier Mill Site, a 75-acre waterfront brownfield… Read more
Community-Based Planning
Client: Ridgefield School District / Ridgefield, Washington
MFA assisted the Ridgefield School District in developing a 20-year strategic vision to help guide future decision making for the District.
