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Planning Gateway:
Metrics for Comprehensive Plans
The Planning Metrics Gateway GIS Viewer and associated data products were produced through a collaboration of the nine regional planning commissions (RPCs) in New Hampshire and NH GRANIT under the Granite State Future (GSF) project. The intention was to establish a set of planning metrics that could be employed consistently across the nine individual regional plans and were of common benefit to local, regional and state master plans. By establishing common metrics and methodologies, data can be compared across plans, regions, and neighboring communities.
The New Hampshire RPCs arrived at a general consensus as to what constitutes the minimum set of meaningful planning metrics and how they should be calculated. That effort produced a detailed methodology document that provides metadata for the GIS web based application and associated data products. The nine regions worked collaboratively to tabulate each of the identified metrics. All metrics were reported in a series of Excel files and in some instances as GIS data products. The Nashua Regional Planning Commission took receipt of the data products, created map symbology for all metrics, and coordinated setup of the Planning Metrics Gateway GIS dataviewer with NH GRANIT.
Downloads:
- Core Metrics Methodologies (.PDF)
- Basic Demographics Metrics (.XLSX)
- Land Use Metrics (.XLSX)
- Housing Metrics (.XLSX)
- Transportation Metrics (.XLSX)
- Water Infrastructure Metrics (.XLSX)
- Environment Metrics (.XLSX)
- Economic Development Metrics (.XLSX)
- Climate and Energy Metrics (.XLSX)
Disclaimer:
This project data were gathered from multiple sources at various scales of accuracy. Symbolization is based on the best representation of the data being presented for each layer. New Hampshire’s nine regional planning commissions, the Granite State Future project, and GRANIT, respectively, do not make any warranty, representation, or guarantee as to the content, sequence, accuracy, timeliness, or completeness of any of the information provide herein. The user should not rely on the data provided herein without verifying its accuracy independently. New Hampshire’s nine regional planning commissions, and GRANIT, respectively, explicitly disclaim any representations and warranties including, without limitation, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. New Hampshire’s nine regional planning commissions, and GRANIT, respectively, shall assume no liability for any errors, omissions, or inaccuracies in the information provided regardless of how caused and for any decision made or action taken or not taken by the user in reliance upon any information or data furnished hereunder.
