Question 5 (6 points) A road in a neighborhood has become dangerous. Many house dogs and cats have been killed and a young child was recently struck by a car. The child was not critically injured but it creates a headline in the local city paper. The Planning Board has decided it must act to address the situation. Rank the following according to the Ladder of Participation by Sherry Arnstein - 1 is the top of the ladder and 6 is the bottom. Planning Board promotes a new traffic plan. It approaches the community to develop support and facilitate acceptance for the plan. Planning Board presents tentative traffic plan. It is subject to change and open to input from those affected. The plan should change at least slightly and perhaps it may change more after subsequent inputs. Planning Board creates a new traffic plan and invites questions from the community. It is prepared to modify plan for proposal it deems necessary and/or reasonable. Planning Board asks the members of the neighbourhood to identify the source of traffic problem and to make all the key decisions on the goals and means to solve it. The Board is willing to help the community at each step to accomplish their goals. A new traffic plan for the community is created. >