In this paper, we describe a computer-based tool that planners can use to easily evaluating the alternatives of public facility plans. Section 1 is a brief review about the essential evaluating concepts of it and a short description of why a computer-based tool is necessary. Then, we describe the components, the general planning process, and the conceptual evaluating methodologies underlying it in section 2. In section 3, we describe the overall implementation of the tool involved two different issues: the interaction of the user with the tool and the interaction of the parts within the tool and the tool itself: which integrates the GIS, the user interface, the evaluating-criteria, and the problem-solving module into an evaluating assistant tool. The GIS module acts as a spatial and non-spatial data-management, visualization and spatial analysis tool. The user interface module participates a role on communicating among users and other modules. The evaluating-criteria module is used as provider of professional knowledge base of it and presents with many relational data tables. The problem-solving module is a library combined of many subroutines that can be aggregated to find the solution of evaluating problems. Finally, we describe how the tool was used to evaluate the alternatives of public facilities plans derived from an existing database of Changfua county and show its efficiency on complex and duplicated evaluating tasks, its accuracy on data manipulating and its flexibility on alternatives evaluating.