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At Creekside Condominium, trees were planted in the shared property when it was built. By mistake, tall growing trees were planted rather than short growing trees. However, tall growing trees were planted by mistake, rather than short trees. After a few years, the trees grew and covered - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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At Creekside Condominium, trees were plantedin the shared property when it was built.
However, tall growing trees were planted by mistake, rather than short trees.By mistake, tall growing trees were planted rather than short growing trees.
After a few years, the trees grew and coveredthe views of a number of apartments.
People were divided over whether to remove the trees or leave them alone.
The directors were under a lot of pressure fromboth sides.
Ethelo offered to help.
LandscapingStrategy
Which Trees?
Time Period
We began by mapping out the general issues.
LandscapingStrategy
Which Trees?
Time PeriodRemove andReplace
Leave as is
Prune
Just remove
It wasn’t a black and white decision.
LandscapingStrategy
Which Trees?
Time PeriodRemove andReplace
Leave as is
Prune
Just remove
South-FacingView-blockingAll Trees
LandscapingStrategy
Which Trees?
Time PeriodRemove andReplace
Leave as is
Prune
Just remove
South-FacingView-blockingAll Trees
One year
Two yearsThree years
LandscapingStrategy
Which Trees?
Time PeriodRemove andReplace
Leave as is
Prune
Just remove
South-FacingView-blockingAll Trees
One year
Two yearsThree years
There were actually quite a
few possibilities.
LandscapingStrategy
Which Trees?
Time PeriodRemove andReplace
Leave as is
Prune
Just remove
South-FacingView-blockingAll Trees
One year
Two yearsThree years= $850/tree
= $80/tree
= $300/tree
= $0
(10)(5)
(3)
$100 house call fee
Therewere also
financialconstraints.
LandscapingStrategy
Which Trees? Time Period
Remove andReplace
Leave as is
Prune
Just remove South-Facing
View-blocking
All Trees One year
Two years
Three years
A simple approach gave 36 possible outcomes
We configured Ethelo and invited residents to participate.
Each apartment was given an online
access code.
How does Ethelo work?
“Social Preference” research shows people will resist outcomes where satisfaction is distributed unfairly
They will also support outcomes they don’t agree with, if they feel the process was fair.
The Ethelo algorithm finds highly supported outcomes where satisfaction is distributed fairly
Ethelo distributes influence fairly to reduce polarization
Ethelo identified the decision that would maximize satisfaction and minimize resistance.
Ethelo rejected decisions with low satisfaction and high resistance.
The result: Council voted to simply prune the trees that were blocking the views.
There was no opposition.
“We were delighted with the recent results achieved by Ethelo. We recommend Ethelo as an effective tool in dispute resolution and decision optimization.”
Terry Li, Rancho Management Services
Designing a neigbourhood park
We need to design a park that won't go over budget, and that fits within the available land.
We only have $75,000 to spendThe maximum area is 100,000 square feet
It’s best to configure Ethelo AFTERidentifying the issues and options.
Participate in the Park decision by visiting:http://neighbourhoodpark.ethelodecisions.com
Create your own Ethelo account by visiting:http://ethelodecisions.com/ncddsignup