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Author Archives: urbanrenaissanceinst
Discussion Group, The zero-tax city
(March 21, 1997) Suburban sprawl and the decay of downtowns seem like nature`s way of saying that nothing lasts forever. The inner cities had their chance. Now they`re being eviscerated, and the action is in the suburbs. Continue reading
Posted in Housing, Municipal, Sprawl
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Discussion group on, reading, writing and racism (part 2 of 2)
(March 21, 1997) The Next City Discussion Group, Reading, writing and racism. Black ideology is the black child’s most debilitating burden. Continue reading
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Discussion Group – Patronage Canada
(March 21, 1997) Poor countries weep, and we do too, when business and government get in bed with each other. Continue reading
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Technology, Policy For Free-Flowing Roads Discussed in Canada
(January 13, 1997) ITS and private road developers have more in common than ETC. Other ITS applications will find their legs in these entrepreneurial initiatives, speaker at conference says. Premium-priced express lanes could be the automated highways of the future. Attendees from worlds of ITS, infrastructure development, finance, government and the environment examine emerging opportunities. Continue reading
Posted in Automobile, Transportation
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Water submetering: a regulatory overview
(January 1, 1997) Prior to undertaking a submetering project, multifamily property owners should review applicable state regulations which could result in their taking on additional compliance responsibilities and liabilities. Continue reading
Posted in Housing
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