FAQs
Why has it been changed from a Guide to a Manual?
The design review process has now been adopted by most local governments, and a standard manual will help streamline the process across various jurisdictions. This change will bring clarity to the process, detailing what needs to be submitted and how to incorporate design advice. It will enable developers and consultants working across different local governments to fully utilize the benefits of a design review. Additionally, it will help local governments handle reviews more efficiently and produce consistent review reports.
Is there further support for Local Governments and others associated with the design review process?
Yes, several options are being developed to support the transition to the new processes. Training modules for local government design review officers, panel members, and private consultants will soon be available to guide you.
Where can I find information on the State Design Review Manual?
You can access the SDRP Manual through the link provided here [insert link].