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Planning Landmarks

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1st National Park Yellowstone (1872)
1st National Wildlife Refuge Pelican Island, FL (1903)
1st city subway Boston (1897)
1st US Transcontinental Highway Lincoln Highway (dedicated 1913)
1st limited access highway Bronx River Parkway (1926)
1st city zoning ordinance New York City (1916); New York City adopted the country's first comprehensive zoning ordinance in 1916, later upheld in 1920 in Lincoln Trust Co. v. The Williams Bldg. Corp
1st comprehensive plan Cincinnati (1925)
1st skyscraper Chicago (1884)
1st planning commission Hartford, CT (1907)
1st historic preservation commission Vieux Carre, New Orleans (1921)
1st historic preservation ordinance Charleston (1921)
1st regional planning commission Los Angeles County (1922)
1st National Planning Conference 1909 Washington, D.C.
American City Planning Institute 1917
American Society of Planning Officials 1934 Alfred Bettman was elected its first president
ACPI becomes American Institute of Planners 1939
APA = AIP + ASPO 1978
APA Membesrhip APA has 40,000 members nationally, of which more than 15,000 are certified planners
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