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Planning Magazine 7 Need-to-Know Trends for Planners in 2026 As generative AI and changing federal policies affect daily life, planners must adapt with the times and stay ahead of the curve to keep creating great communities for all
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The 2025 Trend Report features a list of over 100 existing, emerging, and potential future trends that the APA Foresight team and our Trend Scouting Foresight Community identified as relevant to planning
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Under general supervision, assists developers and the public in applying planning and zoning regulations, and City guidelines, to complex development projects, technical issues, and land use plans
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