Jane Dauphinee, B.A., M.Plan, RPP, MCIP

Principal, Senior Planner

Jane Dauphinee, a recognized member of the Canadian Institute of Planners and the Alberta Professional Planners Institute, joined Municipal Planning Services (Alberta) Ltd. in 2005. She is now the principal and senior planner of Municipal Planning Services (2009) Ltd. Born in High River and raised in Okotoks and Banff Alberta, Jane is committed to making small communities viable and sustainable places to live. She holds a B.A. from the University of Western Ontario and a Masters degree in Planning from Dalhousie University. Jane's particular strengths include: policy analysis, strategic planning, public consultation and capacity building.

Jane's experience includes preparing and revising area structure plans, integrated community sustainability plans, watershed plans, municipal development plans, land use bylaws and inter-municipal development plans, as well as the assessment of subdivision applications. She has also provided onsite planning assistance to municipalities developing or restructuring planning and development departments.

William Dolman, B.A., M.Sc.(Pl.), RPP, MCIP

Senior Planning Consultant

William Dolman brings to this firm over 40 years of experience in dealing with land development and zoning (land use) bylaws. He has personally undertaken or been involved in over five thousand planning assignments for municipalities, provincial government agencies, and private clients.

At the municipal level, Mr. Dolman's experience has included preparing and reviewing Municipal Plans and Land Use Bylaws; public participation programming; fiscal programming; economic impact analysis; administrative assessments and evaluations; servicing studies; budgeting and scheduling; providing expert evidence before tribunals; etc.

Mr. Dolman is a recognized member of the Canadian Institute of Planners and the Alberta Professional Planners Institute.

James Haney, B.A., M.Plan

Planner

James Haney holds a Master of Planning degree from Dalhousie University and a B.A. from the University of Lethbridge. He brings considerable experience in research, analysis and community/stakeholder engagement. Most recently he has been involved in several comprehensive community-based planning projects with Saskatchewan First Nations and open space planning for rural communities in Nova Scotia.

Shelly Cole

Administrator/Office Manager

Shelly Cole has been working with Municipal Planning Services for nearly 10 years and is one of the office's greatest assets. Shelly provides front line assistance to clients with subdivision processing questions and is responsible for administration of the MPS office. Shelly is responsible for data entry and management as well as the maintenance and tracking of subdivision files.