Title:
Growth management : the planning challenge of the 1990's
Publication Information:
Newbury Park, Calif : Sage Publications, 1993
ISBN:
9780803943087
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Summary
Summary
A number of US states have recently developed innovative growth management plans with the aim of preserving their environments and meeting the rising backlog of unmet infrastructure needs while sustaining economic growth. This volume outlines the current US experience with growth management planning through a thorough examination of the issues involved. It explores individual state′s experiences and goes on to examine more specific aspects: environmental protection, economic imperatives, transportation demand and housing evaluation. The book concludes with a look to the future and discusses the emerging problems and innovative concepts in the field.
Table of Contents
Part 1 Growth Management and the Role of Government |
Growth Management and the Integrated Roles of State, Regional and Local GovernmentsJohn M DeGrove and Patricia M Metzger |
Implementing State Growth Management in the USJudith E Innes |
Strategies for Coordination |
Conflicts in Growth ManagementMarc Smith |
Challenge to State and Local Governments |
Part 2 Alternative State Approaches to Growth Management |
Growth Management in OregonDeborah A Howe |
Substate Frameworks for Growth ManagementEarl M Starnes |
Florida and Georgia |
The New Jersey State Planning ProcessJohn W Epling |
An Experiment in Intergovernmental Negotiations |
Sliced on the Cutting EdgeWilliam Fulton |
Growth Management and Growth Control in California |
Part 3 Balancing Planning Needs in Growth Management Systems: Environmental, Transportation, Housing and Financing Concerns |
Urban Growth and Environmental Protection at the Local LevelElizabeth K Burns and Dudley Onderdonk |
Integrating Environmental and Economic Imperatives at the State LevelScott A Bollens |
Transportation Demand Management as Part of Growth ManagementGenevieve Giuliano and Martin Wachs |
Evaluating Housing Elements in Growth Management Comprehensive PlansCharles E Connerly and Nancy A Muller |
Paying for GrowthJames C Nicholas |
Creative and Innovative Solutions |
Part 4 Conclusions |
Future Issues in Growth Management PlanningJay M Stein |