A national urban planning group this week reserved its highest honor for the Plano Tomorrow development plan, citing the city's web-based innovations and community engagement efforts. [caption id="attachment_239362" align="alignright" width="460"]The American Planning Association called Plano Tomorrow's web-based format "a significant innovation in comprehensive plan accessibility." The American Planning Association called Plano Tomorrow's web-based format "a significant innovation in comprehensive plan accessibility."[/caption] The American Planning Association on Wednesday awarded Plano the Daniel Burnham Award for a Comprehensive Plan. The award recognizes one such document each year that "advances the science and art of planning," according to the group's website. “Plano Tomorrow’s innovative, web-based approach provided a platform for residents and stakeholders to play a meaningful role in creating a new vision for the city,” said W. Shedrick Coleman, who chaired the group's awards jury this year. “The transparency of the plan’s creation and its engagement efforts are a national model for other communities to follow.” Video elements on the city's official Plano Tomorrow website contributed to the decision, the group said.