Annual Awards: Waterfront Plans
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Waterfront Plans: Entry Requirements
Waterfront plan entries are
restricted to comprehensive and long-range visions for the waterfront in
question. Plans for individual sites/projects are not appropriate. Plans must
have been officially approved by a relevant government entity, when not prepared
by same, even when for a private project. The jury will pay close attention to
the quality of environmental analysis contained in the plan and to the strength
of the underlying science. An important factor for the jury is the readability
of the plan, that is, its accessibility to the general public.
A
completed entry form. An entrant AND co-entrant required, with signatures, one
entrant a sponsor (government agency, developer), the other a planning/design
firm. Send signatures separately if necessary.
Entry fee by check
payable to The Waterfront Center in US dollars. VISA, MasterCard and American
Express accepted. The fee for all entries is $200.00. Additional entries from
the same organization/office are $100.00.
The planning document itself,
from any time period. A summary document, if available, is helpful.
A
two-page narrative discussing the plan philosophy and implementation strategy,
how the plan is significant, and why it is deserving of an award. The narrative
should address the strength of the vision, demonstrate a comprehensive approach
to waterfront resource use, and show how that use relates to the city or town
adjoining. Describe the process used to involve stakeholders and the public.
Additional materials, such as CDs, slides, photographs, letters, etc., may
be submitted in a folder or envelope.
Deadline: Entries must be
Postmarked by July 15, 2020. Overseas entries should use an express mail service
to insure timely delivery.
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