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The Planning Process

Problem Definition:

Step one calls for defining current problems within the neighborhood. In order to know the neighborhood's specific problems, a planner must know the neighborhood. The general elements of planning gives the planner a visible starting point.

The process of defining the general problems involve:

Defining the boundaries and stating the current neighborhood situation
Making general assumptions regarding the given situation
Listing general objectives
Detailing problem specifications
Making a title of the problems for documentation

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