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AICP PPT
People, Places, Things
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| John Muir | Father of Environmentalism Sierra Club - preservation |
| Patrick Geddes | Father of Regional Planning |
| George Norris | Tennessee Valley Authority |
| Edward Bassett | Modern housing codes Tenement house laws |
| George Perkins Marsh | Conservation Man & Nature |
| Clarence Arthur Perry | Neighborhood Unit Concept - distance people can walk |
| Harland Bartholomew | City Planning First Planner - Newark |
| Ian McHarg | Environmental Movement Mapping Design with Nature |
| Daniel Burnham | City Planning Chicago Plan - with Bennet City Beautufl Monumental Design |
| Pierre L'Enfant | Monumental Design |
| Baron Haussmann | Paris- influence plan of Chicago |
| Frederick Law Olmsted | Central Park Riverside, IL - garden suburb |
| Ebenezer Howard | Garden City |
| Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr. | Forest Hills Gardens - neighborhood unit concept President AICP |
| Alfred Bettman | President APCO Euclid Cincinati (first comp plan) |
| Clarence Stein | Sunnyside Gardens - garden city |
| Le Corbusier | La Ville Contemporaine- utopianism Radiant City - modernism |
| Lewis Mumford | Regional Planning |
| Catherine Bauer | Housing |
| William Whyte | Greenways Conservation Easements Environmental psychology & sociology in urban design |
| Kevin Lynch | Imageability - people understand layout of a place |
| Charles Limbloom | Incrementalism Science of Muddling Through |
| Frank Lloyd Wright | Broadacre City - utopianism |
| Ernest Burgess | Concentric Theory |
| Homer Hoyt | Sector Theory |
| Harris & Ullman | Multiple Nuclei Theory |
| Walter Christaller | Central Place Theory |
| Riverside, IL | Frederick Law Olmsted & Calvert Vaux Garden Suburb |
| Columbia, MD | James Rouse New Town |
| Mariemont, OH | Mary Emery & John Nolen Forshawdowed New Urbanism |
| Sunnyside Gardens | Clarence Stein & Henry Wright Garden City |
| Radburn, NJ | Clarence Stein & Henry Wright Garden City |
| Reston, VA | Simon New Town |
| Park Forest, IL | Manilow, Sweet, Klutznick Mass-produced suburb |
| Llewelyn Park, NJ | Alexander Jackson Davis Garden Suburb |
| Simon | Satisficing |
| Krumholz | Transactive Planning |
| Calthrope | Congress for New Urbanism |
| Pennsylvania Coal v Mahron | Takings if regulation goes to far' regulatory taking |
| Agins v City of Tiburorn | Takings taking has occurred unless regulation 'substantialy advances' governmetn intrest |
| Loretto v Teleprompter Manhattan CATV Corp | Takings perment phiscal occupation automatic taking |
| Nollan v California Costal Commission | Takings essential nexus |
| First English Evangelical Church v County of Los Angels | Takings denial of all economic use is a taking |
| Lucas v South Carolina Costal Commission | Takings denial of all economic use is a taking |
| Dolan v Tigard | Takings rough proportionality |
| Suitum v Tahoe Regional Planning Commission | Takings ripness doctrine (owner has sought all other forms of refle prior to judical review). Not attemping TDR not ripe. |
| City of Monterey v Del Monte Dunes | Takings jury can determine if a taking has occurred |
| Berman v Parker | Takings upheld eminent domain for asthetics and redevleopment |
| Tahoe-Sierra Preservation Council v Tahoe Regional Planning Agency | Takings upheld moratorium |
| Kelo v New London | Takings upheld eminent domain for economic development |
| Lingle v Chevron USA | Takings removed the 'substanitaly advacnes' test. Limited eminent domain to physical curcumstances. Planning furthers public intrest. |
| Hadacheck v Sebastian | Police Power upheld ban on brick manufacturing |
| Village of Euclid v Amber Reality Co | Police Power upheld zoning |
| Golden v. Planning Board of Ramapo | growth management based on provision of facilities |
| Fasano v. Board of County Commissioners of Washington County | zoning consistent with comp plan |
| Young v. American Mini Theaters, Inc | regulation of sexually oriented business upheld |
| Metromedia, Inc. v. City of San Diego | upheld free speech; cannot differentiate between commercial/noncommercial |