We work alongside municipal leaders and staff to develop thoughtful, practical planning frameworks that reflect community priorities and long-term stewardship.
Our approach is collaborative and grounded in relationship — recognizing that municipal planning often requires balancing growth, infrastructure, climate pressures, and evolving governance responsibilities.
We work alongside municipal leaders and staff to develop thoughtful, practical planning frameworks that reflect community priorities and long-term stewardship.
Our approach is collaborative and grounded in relationship — recognizing that municipal planning often requires balancing growth, infrastructure, climate pressures, and evolving governance responsibilities.
Work with Municipal Planning may include:
We prioritize respectful collaboration and long-term relationship-building in the development of community plans, strategies and frameworks.
Featured Projects
What our clients are saying:
“Maren Luciani has many gifts that make her the ideal consultant for several of our community’s planning projects. She has a sound vision of sustainability, is deeply committed to genuine community engagement, is someone who takes action, and she understands municipal government. Maren’s leadership in conducting the planning process has been key to our project’s success. As well, the content and quality of Maren’s reporting is exceptional. Maren is a joy to work with and, in my opinion, any project involving her is substantially improved.”
Keir, Former CAO, Village of Cache Creek
Award of Excellence
Meraki Community Planning was honoured to receive the 2021 Inclusionary Planning National Award of Excellence from the Canadian Institute of Planners. The award recognized our inclusionary, client-centred approach to Indigenous planning and our long-standing relationship with Kitselas First Nation, reflecting our commitment to respectful, collaborative, and community-led planning.
The work highlights the importance of community-led planning that supports Indigenous self-determination and strengthens planning practices beyond colonial approaches.
