Mr. Tyson Warner

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Pedestrian-friendly development can reduce traffic problems in the long haul, Will County Planning Director Tyson Warner said.

"People move out to the country, and they want to be the last ones out.Then they look out on the horizon and see more subdivisions encroaching, and that makes them sad," Warner said.

Tyson Warner, Will County planning director, calls Mr. Paul's subdivisions the best examples of the open-space conservation requirements outlined in the county's latest land management plan for unincorporated areas.
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"People who have gone out and seen what he's done have come back enthusiastic," Mr. Warner says.

Tyson Warner, Will County planning director, calls Mr. Paul's subdivisions the best examples of the open-space
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"People who have gone out and seen what he's done have come back enthusiastic," Mr. Warner says."The

Tyson Warner, Will County planning director, calls Mr. Paul's subdivisions the best examples of the open-space conservation requirements outlined in the county's latest land management plan for unincorporated areas.
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"People who have gone out and seen what he's done have come back enthusiastic," Mr. Warner says."The developer is able to maximize the cost of the lots and we're able to achieve our open-space objectives."

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Contact: Tyson Warner, AICP, Planning Director, 815-727-8430

Will County Land Use Department
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JOLIET -- For each of the past five years, Tyson Warner and his staff in the Planning Division of the Will County Land Use Department have opened their doors for World Town Planning Day.

Each year, the number accepting the invitation to take a peek into the world of planning has increased, bringing the total to more than 70 who attended this year's event on Tuesday, Nov. 8.Visitors come from as far away as Chicago to get a glimpse of what the Will County group is doing and to ask questions about the planning unit's work.

"The big addition this year was the big wall map," Warner said.
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Warner said each year seems to build upon the last, not only in attendance, but also in the type of information sharing that occurs.At the first event, held in 2001 as part of the Land Resource Management Plan process, it was mostly straight question-and-answer.

"There's more of a dialogue going on now," he said.
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Warner and his staff take the opportunity to explain how planning today can make it easier for people to have the future they want.

"That's really the whole goal, to show how things are all put together," he said.
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Will County Executive Larry Walsh (center) points out his property on an aerial view of the county to Tyson Warner, director of the Will County Land Use Department's Planning Division and Deborah Rozak, County Board member from Wilmington.

Tyson Warner, AICP, Principal, Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning

Tyson Warner, Planning Director, Will County Land Use Department

Mr. Tyson Warner, Planning Director