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Dan Parolek and Lisa Wise introduce the sixth course in the "Form-Based Codes 101" series.
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This chapter introduces the three primary steps in creating a form-based code (FBC) as well as an initial concept of the types of places and contexts that work for applying FBCs.
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Different Approaches to Regulating Urban Form
This chapter introduces the various approaches to regulating urban form, assessing benefits and issues with each, classifying them with terms other than form-based code, and understanding the implications of selecting one approach over another.
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Choosing an Organizing Principle
This chapter explores how to create and choose a form-based organizing principle and why it is important as a starting point for an effective form-based code.
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Visioning and Creating a Plan
This chapter dives into an explanation of an effective visioning process, the second of the three phases defined in a typical form-based coding process using the Petaluma Smart Station Area Plan as a case study.
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Drafting, Testing, and Assembling
Lisa Wise discusses how to develop a table of contents, create a format template, document content, and revise initial drafts.
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Code Adoption and Administration
This chapter discusses the basic approach to administration and procedures.
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This chapter provides a summary of the three-step process for creating a form-based code, tips for selecting the right consultant for your form-based code project, and a few final tips for those municipalities considering a form-based code process.
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Mary Madden leads a discussion with Dan Parolek and Lisa Wise.
