Town Planning

Town planning is the process of designing and managing the physical and social development of cities, towns, and other urban areas. It involves analyzing current and future needs, identifying opportunities for growth, and creating plans and policies to guide development in a sustainable and equitable manner. The goal of town planning is to create safe, functional, and attractive communities that meet the needs of their residents. This includes considerations such as transportation, housing, public spaces, environmental sustainability, and economic development.

Town planners work with a variety of stakeholders, including local government officials, developers, architects, and community members, to ensure that development is aligned with community needs and goals. They may also be involved in managing infrastructure projects, such as building roads, utilities, and public facilities, as well as enforcing zoning and building codes.