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AICP Legal Precedent, Historical Figures, Population Estimation Etc.

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1785   show
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show First Model Tenement built in Manhattan  
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1862   show
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show NY Council of Hygiene of Citizens Association raises housing and sanitary standards  
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show 1st Tenement Housing Law in NY for physical conditions.  
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show Beginning of Zoning. SF prohibits specific obnoxious uses in certain districts.  
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1879   show
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show Pullman Illinois. Model industrial town, now part of South Chicago  
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show How the Other Half Lives (Jacob Riis) published. Neighborhood reform.  
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1892   show
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show World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. Source of City Beautiful  
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1898   show
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1899   show
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show NY State Tenement Law. Outlaws tenement houses and dumbbell tenement.  
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Lawrence Veiller   show
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1903 - England   show
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1903 - US   show
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1906   show
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show 1st Comprehensive City Survey Pittsburgh.  
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1907   show
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show 1st National Conference on City Planning, D.C.  
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1909   show
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1909   show
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show Plan of Chicago, Burnham  
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show 1st American test of Neighborhood idea. Forest Hill Gardens, Long Island  
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show 1st American Planning Textbook. Flavel Shurtleff, "Carrying out the City Plan"  
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show Ford & Goodrich. 1st planning firm.  
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show 1st Municipally employed planner. Harland Bartholomew, Newark NJ  
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1915   show
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show "Cities in Evolution" Patrick Geddes. Regional Planning Theory  
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show National Park Service Established. 1st Federal Aid Highway Act  
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1916   show
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Father of Zoning   show
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1916   show
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1917   show
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1919   show
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1919   show
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1919   show
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1921   show
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show 1st Bi-State Authority. Port Authority NY  
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1922   show
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1922   show
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show County Club Plaza, KC Car oriented shopping center.  
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show Standard State Zoning Enabling Act. Department of Commerce under Hoover.  
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1925   show
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show Cincinnati Comprehensive Plan. 1925. Euclid/Ambler. ASPO President.  
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Ernest Burgess   show
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1926   show
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show US Department of Commerce under Hoover Standard City Planning Enabling Act  
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show 1st "New Town" Radburn, NJ  
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1929   show
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show Clarence Perry  
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1929   show
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show National Land Utilization Conference in Chicago  
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1933   show
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1933   show
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show US National Planning Board  
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1934   show
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1934   show
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show 1st federally built housing.  
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show Resettlement Administration. Rexford Tugwell. Greenbelt Maryland, Greenhills, Ohio.  
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Greenbelt Towns   show
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1937   show
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1939   show
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Homer Hoyt   show
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1939   show
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1944   show
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1945   show
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1947   show
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1948   show
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1949   show
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1949   show
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show 1st Urban redevelopment clearance program  
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1954   show
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1960   show
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Image of the City   show
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show Hawaii, statewide zoning.  
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show The Death and Life of Great American Cities, Jane Jacobs  
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show 1st Federal Housing Subsidy Program. 221-d  
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show First flexible control zoning ordinance. FAR  
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show Civil Rights Act. Outlaws discrimination  
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1964   show
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show HUD Formed Robert C. Weaver, 1st Secretary  
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show National Historic Preservation Act.  
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show Martin Anderson, 1964  
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1965   show
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The Making of Urban America   show
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show National Historic Preservation Act establishes the National Register of Historic Places. Section 106 protects sites and properties.  
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Section 4(f)   show
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show 50th anniversary of planning profession.  
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show 1967. Includes social planners, not just physical planning.  
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show Ian McHarg, 1969.  
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National Environmental Policy Act.   show
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American City Planning since 1890   show
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show 1st Earth Day  
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show EPA created under Clean Air Act.  
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show AIP Code of Ethics  
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1972   show
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1972. Golden v. Ramapo   show
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show Demo of Pruitt-Igoe.  
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show Endangered Species Act.  
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1977   show
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show 1978. Barring of air rights not a taking, as interior of project had value.  
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show AIP and ASPO merge to form APA.  
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show Creation of environmental Superfund.  
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ACSP   show
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show Communities in growing area must take fair share of affordable housing in regional growth.  
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Mount Laurel II (NAACP v. Mount Laurel)   show
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1984   show
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show 1987, temporary takings require compensation.  
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show 1994. Rough proportionality must be shown between adverse impacts and exactions imposed on developer  
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Nollan v. California Coastal Commission   show
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show 1992. Limits government ability to restrict private property without compensation.  
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1994   show
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show 1876. Implied public interest on private land.  
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Cochran v. Preston   show
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Welch v. Swasey   show
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show 1912. Constitutionality of Setback lines.  
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Hadacheck v. Sebastian   show
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Cusack v. City of Chicago   show
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show 1920. Upheld duties of planning commission to set street widths and layouts.  
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show 1921. New Jersey. Minimum Building height restriction rejected as indulgent aesthetic consideration.  
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Lowell v. Stoklosa   show
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Zahn v. Public Works of Los Angeles   show
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show 1926. Upheld reasonable comprehensive zoning as constitutional.  
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show 1928. Discrimination against group homes repugnant to Due Process.  
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show 1936. Slum clearance acceptable benefit of public domain.  
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Touhy v. City of Chicago   show
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NEPA   show
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show 1) probable impact of proposed action. 2) adverse effects which cannot be avoided. 3) Alternatives to proposed action. 4) The relationship between local short term uses and long term productivity. 5) Any irreversible and irretrievable commitments  
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Clean Water Act. NPDES   show
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Clean Air Act. ACQR.   show
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Point Source Pollutant   show
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Non-Point Pollutant   show
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Ladder of Citizen Participation   show
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Acre   show
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show Tax on Property calculated based upon a percent of the value of the property  
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show Housing developed through zoning incentives, cost effective construction and government subsidy.  
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show process by which non-conforming uses and structures must be discontinued or made to conform to ordinance at the end of a specified period of time.  
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show A limited waiver from the requirements of a zoning ordinance.  
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As-of-right   show
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show (CIP) Strategy for acquisition, planning, design or construction of land, buildings, infrastructure, equipment. Etc.  
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show Leverages future tax gains to fund current improvements.  
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show typically 2,500 to 8,000 people, do not cross county lines  
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CES   show
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BLS   show
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show Community Noise Equivalent Level.  
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Progressive Tax   show
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show All pay same rate per dollar  
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Regressive Tax   show
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Property Tax   show
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show 1971. Property Tax and School Finance can lead to discriminatory, unequal treatment under law.  
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Step Down Method   show
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MSA   show
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show condition for development is imposed on a parcel of land that requires part of the land to be dedicated to public use.  
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show Planning, Programming Budgetary System. Spending viewed by programs not objects, clarifying purpose of expenditures and priorities.  
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show Tax, User Charge, Administrative Fee, License, Debt Service, Grant-In-Aid  
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show Government grant for specific person, with strings attached (drinking age/highway funds)  
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ISTEA   show
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Neighborhood Unit Principle   show
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Stein and Wright   show
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Standard Deviation   show
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show Average of Sum of Squared distances from mean.  
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show Program Evaluation and Review Technique. Scheduling technique that depicts interrelationships of tasks in project. Allows focus on key elements and problems  
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Shift Share   show
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Location Quotient   show
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show non-parametric measure of statistical dependence between two variables. a perfect Spearman correlation of +1 or −1 occurs when each of the variables is a perfect monotone function of the other  
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NAICS   show
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EUAC or EUAB   show
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show Funds accumulated in advance for capital contruction or purchase. Earmarked operational revenues, or sale of capital assets.  
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General Obligation Bond   show
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show sold for projects that produce revenue, financed through service charges and fees. Higher rate of return. No voter approval needed.  
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show Lost upside of alternate choice not selected.  
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show Management By Objective. Peter Drucker 1954. Participative Goal setting, measurement of employee performance with standards set.  
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show Zero Based Budget. Breaks budget into decision packages. which are ranked for affordability, all budget requests are built from 0.  
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Vertical and Horizontal Equity   show
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Mill Rate   show
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Regional Tax Base Sharing   show
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Property Tax Abatement   show
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Line Item Budget   show
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Performance Budgeting   show
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show GAM. A Comprehensive Approach, shows anticipated attainment of project goals and distribution among groups.  
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CEA   show
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CBA   show
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CRA   show
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show Suburban Action Institute. 1969. Mt. Laurel. Advocacy Planning  
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Patrick Geddes   show
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Robert Moses   show
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show The Culture of Cities 1938. INspired city and regional planning. New York based.  
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show Riverside Illinois, Central Park 1857, Columbian Exposition 1893 site planner.  
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show ACPI President. Forest Hills Gardens and Palos Verdes Estates. Shaped Standard City Enabling Act.  
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Cincinnati Plan   show
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show 1922. KC First Suburban Shopping Center  
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show Ford-Goodrich Plan. First comprehensive plan.  
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show 1922. KC First Suburban Shopping Center  
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show 1911. First Garden Suburb FLO Jr.  
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Greenbelt Towns   show
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show 1916. George Burdett Ford. Comprehensive Zoning Plan  
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show 1973. Statewide Growth Management.  
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Petaluma Environmental Design Plan   show
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show 1928. Stein & Wright. Influential Residential Plan. Superblocks, Cul-De-Sacs  
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show 1721. Adrien de Pauger. 1925 first historic preservation ordinance.  
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Savannah, GA   show
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show Rational Comprehensive Approach. 1 Goal Setting 2. Identify Alternatives. 3. Evaluate Means against ends. 4. Implement preferred alternative.  
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Charles Lindblom   show
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