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| Co-designer of Central Park & Riverside, IL. Site planner for 1893 Columbian Expo | Frederick Law Olmsted
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| Designer of Forest Hills Gardens & Palos Verdes Estates, 1st President of Amer City Planning Institute | Frederick Law Olmsted Jr.
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| Author "Tommorrow: A Peaceful Path to Real Reform (1898). Garden City theory- central garden city, each city self-supporting, rely on central city for regional, pop of 32,000 prvent sprawl, single-tax land rent system. | Ebenezer Howard
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| Author Plan of Chicago 1909 & Plan of Manila 1904. Mcmillian Committee Chairman-restore L'Enfant Plan D.C. Father of City Planning, White City concept for 1893 Columbian Expo - Said "Make no little plans..." | Daniel Burnham
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| Author of Zoning 1916, concept of comprehensive zoning code. Based on this NY adopts 1st compre zoning ordinance in US. Regulate/limit bldg heights, bulk and area of yds & cts. divided city into districts or zones. | Edward Bassett
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| Author of Image of City 1960. Professor at MIT. | Kevin Lynch
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| Author of Death & Life of Great American Cities 1961. 4 conditions for city diversity (planners responsibility) mix of uses; small blocks; retain old bldgs; concentration | Jane Jacobs
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| Author of Broadacre City; New Community Plan (1935). Lot sizes varied with family size,His agrarian ideea did not work - very outdated philosophy. | Frank Lloyd Wright
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| Stricker standards of hsg, raised code expectations, required: tenement bldgs construct on Dumbell Plan; 2 toilets per floor, narrow air shaft between adj. bldgs; no more than 65% land coverage. | New York Tenement House Law of 1879 "Old Law"
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| Required bldg permits, model for tenement laws in US, required: permits for const, alter, & conv; inspection, penalties for non-compliance; Tenemant Housing Dept to administer law; constr on 2 lots; larger & wider air cts between structures. | New York State GTenement House Law of 1901 "New Law"
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| Land Use Zoning control of bldg hgth, setback & yard in 1 integrated ordinance. Divide city into 3 land use zones, 5 bldg height districts, classes of bulk & area according to height. Demise of City Beautiful & rise of City Efficient. | New York Comprehensive Zoning Code
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| Shift away from direct govnt alternatives of city form via public projects to improvement of city through indirect legal/admin controls or private construction. | New York Comprehensive Zoning Code
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| Issues by Dept of Commerce 1928. Adoption of each state to grant municipalities right to land use policy & control activiies. Issued after Zoning Enabling Act. | Standard City Planning Enabling Act
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| Created PWA & FHA to stimulate constr & lower financing costs. Fed insur. mortgate lending by private inst. 20% down 20 yr loans optimize resale value | Housing Act of 1934
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| US Hsg Auth (YSHA)-loaned to local hsg authorities to build low-rent public hsg/low income hsg. Only hsg authorities not local govt. Req:rents <1/5 of income<3 or 1/6 >3; only subst units & eliminate when new built. | Housing Act of 1937
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| Fed Aid for urban redev -Title 1. Goal 800,000 hsg projs. Cities interfere in local private land market-"Decent home for every family in suitable environ" Include all not just low income. Distinction between slum clearance & low rent hsg. | Housing Act of 1949
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| Planning & implementing code enforcement program. Section 502, 504, Title V and Rural Housing Loans | Housing Act of 1949
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| Extended clearance programs of 1949 Act to rehab and conservation. Slum clearance, rehab, conservation. Compreh Plan for funds. Title 1, Sec 701 comprehsive planning programs for <25,000 with 50/50 match. | Housing Act of 1954
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| Community Development Block Grants-eliminate slums & blight; conserve & expand hsg stock; improve community services; expand economic opportunity. Benefit low & moderate income fam. Mis-managed & abused. | Housing & Community Development Act of 1974
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| Regs by local gov't can't prohibit, discrimate, inhibit provision of personal wireless service/equip. Deregulated broadcast, cable, telecom & video programming services. | Telecommunications Act of 1996
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| American City Planning Institute (ACPI) | 1917
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| American Society of Planning Official (ASPO) | 1934
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| ACPI renamed American Institute of Planning (AIP) | 1939
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| ASPO & AIP become American Planning Association (APA) | 1978
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| Formed in Kansas City 1917 to provide forum for city planning. Growing awareness of inadeq City Beautiful movement. Emphasis brought civil eng to forefront diminishing of roles of architects & LA's. Parent institute of AIP. | American City Planning Institute (ACPI)
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| Created in 1934 result of Ohio St Conferance on City Planning. Citizen-focused created a clearinghouse for info about city planning to govt officials & increase communication. 1st president Alfred Bettman (author of Cincinnati Comprehensive Plan) | American Society of Planning Officials (ASPO)
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| Central Place Theory | Walter Christaller
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| Concentric Theory - As growth occurs each inner zone tends to invade next outer zone. | Burgess 1925
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| Sector Theory - Different income classes found in distinct areas describable in terms of sectors centered on the CBD. | Hoyt 1939
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| Multiple Nuclei Zone - no single center, several nuclei of activity, each influencing land use patterns of city. | Harris and Ullman 1945
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