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Sep 21, 2026

George KandtGUEST
11:10
No, I did not.
George KandtGUEST
11:11
So we had our city management team and a variety of staff from community development and legal and finance, public works, pretty much the staff from all parts of the city working on that, as well as our outside, um, council helping us create that, that TIF district.
George KandtGUEST
11:36
Uh, we had to submit a request as well to Johnson County, um, also to the school district, Shawnee mission school district, the Shawnee mission school district, right.
George KandtGUEST
11:45
Uh, to ensure that they, they were comfortable with it.

11 MINS LATER

Doug DonahueHOST
23:10
Our thanks once again to George Kant, Economic Development Coordinator for the City of Shawnee.
Doug DonahueHOST
23:16
Does a great job for us every single day.
Doug DonahueHOST
23:18
And if you want to know more about economic development opportunities in the city, you can go to cityofshawnee.org under Community Development is the economic development page.
Doug DonahueHOST
23:26
Talks about TIF opportunities.
Sarah CunninghamHOST
0:03
what up fight fans uh it is sarah cunningham here your host from between the rounds and we have just completed what has been an absolutely epic fight day 5k with matron boxing and i am joined here by alex le govel from matron boxing who is head of community development at the epic grounds of everlast gym here in dublin city center alex how are you doing
Alex Le GuévelGUEST
0:24
I'm very, very good.
Alex Le GuévelGUEST
0:25
I'm a bit more chilled out than that 5Ks then.

14 MINS LATER

Alex Le GuévelGUEST
14:45
It's going to be special.
Sarah CunninghamHOST
14:46
Amazing.
Sarah CunninghamHOST
14:46
That was Alex from Matchroom Boxing, head of community development.
Sarah CunninghamHOST
14:49
So make sure to, where can they follow you on social channels?
Alex Le GuévelGUEST
14:52
Yeah, social channels.
Daniyal ZiaHOST
56:21
And that was played on Muslim television, Ahmadiyya.
Daniyal ZiaHOST
56:25
And it's about the topic that we are talking about, which is community development.
Daniyal ZiaHOST
56:30
Let's take a listen.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
56:33
The main thing is to always be positive about something.
speaker_12SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:07
So we can't get caught up in materialism because I think now materialism and greed is the reason why you see young people all over the world rebelling.
speaker_14SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:16
The Western world is a rough society to grow up in when you're trying to maintain your spirituality, but try your best with all your heart to remain the godly, righteous individual that you are because it truly is the purpose of our existence.
Daniyal ZiaHOST
59:36
So that was a clip from the program Real Talk USA, and this was talking about community development and the importance of being well-rounded individuals, the importance of giving back to the community.
Daniyal ZiaHOST
59:49
And we wanted to play that to To talk about the point that this is not something that you can do if you are on social media all the time.
AJ KellerHOST
12:37
the Dan Davidson song.
AJ KellerHOST
12:38
It's a virtual visit today to Lamont and we've been chatting with some of the residents like Terry Alaniak from the Ag Society and the Mayor Jody Fowles and I wanted to talk to Dave Taylor, Community Development Coordinator and somebody that's been there for a while.
AJ KellerHOST
12:54
Dave, just how long have you been in the community of Lamont?
Dave TaylorGUEST
12:59
A little while.
Dave TaylorGUEST
13:26
I'm not a good city person, so it's, you know, I like the quiet lifestyle, it's close to my family, great place to raise my family, my personal family, and yeah, just I know the area, I'm comfortable with it, and it all worked out.
Dave TaylorGUEST
13:37
So what kind of work
AJ KellerHOST
13:39
does a community development coordinator do? What's your day-to-day?
Dave TaylorGUEST
13:43
Well, so just to preface this, I spent three terms as a councillor.
Edward DodsonGUEST
4:59
Now, this study that I'm doing, it grew out of the work I did while I was working at Fannie Mae.
Edward DodsonGUEST
5:07
I spent 20 years at Fannie Mae as a business manager and market analyst the last 10 years in the housing and community development group.
Edward DodsonGUEST
5:18
And what we did, what my responsibility was, every quarter I would do an update on the housing markets in the northeastern part of the United States, look at what some of the dynamics were that were driving the markets, interest rates, property value increases or decreases, inflow, outflow of population, you know, all of that.
Edward DodsonGUEST
5:41
And of course, because I was educated in the political economy of Henry George, I had a very specific interest in the effects of property taxation on the markets.
Pam AshbyHOST
1:36
Anyone with information about the shooting can call the Maine State Police Major Crimes Unit at 624-7076.
MarkHOST
1:44
After eliminating the Director of Economic and Community Development position due to budget cuts in May...
MarkHOST
1:50
The City of Lewiston announced that Economic Development will be a division of City Administration and Community Development will become a separate department with a new name and expanded scope.
Pam AshbyHOST
2:01
The Auburn Community Concert Band is seeking new members for its fall season.
Pam AshbyHOST
2:05
The band has 55 members, ranging in age from late teens to early 80s, and has a specific need for tuba and trumpet players.
Tonya HoranHOST
12:33
And the investment far outweighs the time that you'll spend for that clarity and for that communication and to show that united front.
Tonya HoranHOST
12:43
On that theme of Pay Now and in planning, because in your organization, Connecting Communities Consulting, you've got three areas, you know, leadership, organizational, community development.
Tonya HoranHOST
12:58
And in that planning area, Let's take a moment and go and revisit the business side.
Tonya HoranHOST
13:06
How important that is to actually invest it in the fuel that that actually provides you.
Susan NicholsGUEST
14:24
The development within the executive team between the board and the executive director, right? What does that look like? Those all those issues and even your board structure and development, people don't realize, you know, there's, you know, your committees, how often are your committees meeting? One of the most underutilized areas I see in this arena is your advisory council, you know, and using your advisory council.
Susan NicholsGUEST
14:55
And what is your funnel system for bringing on new board members and your onboarding and orientation and your vetting process? You know, it's, Putting board members in place is like hiring non-paid staff, right? And so what does that look like? You're going to get higher level a board when you have all those things in place and they have a framework and a structure to work within.
Susan NicholsGUEST
15:24
And then community development, what that looks, I specialize in this area that I was trained in years ago, starting in the early 90s, called community development.
Susan NicholsGUEST
15:37
And that is how to walk alongside your community, how to really, they have the solutions to the problems within their community, but how to mobilize them in that area.
Jamie CanbarogluHOST
0:05
Welcome back to A Planned Party, where we break down planning and zoning, talk about how local government actually works, and hopefully make it a little easier to understand.
Peyton WigginsHOST
0:14
Today we're talking about something that overlaps with planning and zoning in a lot of ways, especially when it comes to our downtowns and local businesses, community development and main street programs.
Peyton WigginsHOST
0:33
If you have any questions about planning and zoning, feel free to reach out to us at planning at gastongov.com.
Peyton WigginsHOST
0:40
If you're interested in learning more about Gaston County's comp plan update, feel free to sign up for updates at gastongov.com slash comp plan.
Jamie CanbarogluHOST
0:53
When you walk through a downtown area like Belmont or Bessemer City and see local shops, restaurants, historic buildings, events, public spaces, and more, there is actually a lot happening behind the scenes to support all of that.
Jamie CanbarogluHOST
1:06
Planning and zoning play a role, but so do community development and Main Street programs.
Peyton WigginsHOST
1:11
Today we're joined by Cassidy, the Community Development Director, with the City of Belmont to talk about what community development actually means, how Main Street programs support local businesses in downtown, and where all of that intersects with planning and zoning.
Peyton WigginsHOST
1:25
Before we put Cassidy on the spot, let's start with a little background.

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