Collaboration Juneau
Formed in the spring of 2003, Collaboration Juneau, Inc. (CJI) was a community-based collaboration group whose goal was to recommend to the City and Borough of Juneau solutions to tourism impacts and concerns and methods of long-term management of the opportunities presented by tourism in Juneau. CJI was funded by grants from the City and Borough of Juneau, the U.S. Forest Service and several private contributors. CJI formally disbanded at the beginning of 2008. An archive of their work can be found here.
Tourism Management Plan Process, 2001-2002
Policies adopted by the CBJ Assembly on August 5, 2002 (Resolution 2170)
Juneau Tourism Management Plan - Final Draft, April, 2002
- Final Draft, April 2002 (129 pages)
- Final Draft, April, 2002 (Marked up copy, showing changes from March draft)
- Technical Addenda
- Juneau Tourism Partnership Letter
- Comments
Juneau Tourism Management Plan - Draft, March, 2002
- Comments
CBJ Consultant (Egret Communications) Tourism Management Plan Site (archived by CBJ)
Webpolling Results
In the spring of 2001, the CBJ contracted with an outside firm to help craft a plan to guide tourism growth in Juneau. The contractor used information gathered from existing studies, stakeholder and industry meetings, and other sources. In part because of the highly charged history of tourism issues in Juneau, city staff spent considerable time working to ensure the planning process provided ample opportunity for public participation. In addition to traditional public meetings, the contractor, Egret Communications, used web polls to find out what you wanted for the future of Juneau. Now, the Draft Tourism Management Plan is completed and the fourth round of web polling has been completed.
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