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“Land Use Law in Florida” by W. Thomas Hawkins.

“Land Use Law in Florida presents an in-depth analysis of land use law common to many states across the United […]

“Barton-Aschman Associates Inc., founded in 1985, was one of those special planning firms with a dedicated staff, a strong ethical

Cities is one of those books from the 1960s when idealism in city planning was blooming, design was a valuable commodity,

If ever there was a book describing everything about physical spaces and facilities in a city, this would be it.

Peter Schwartz has written a book that benefits every futurist. The subtitle, “Planning for the Future in an Uncertain World” describes the

Jeff Speck is a city planner and urban designer who advocates internationally for more walkable cities.

Harland Bartholomew is a well-known name in the planning profession. Until researching his history for this edition of CT.org did

Importance. The social realm of sustainability is the most neglected by urban and city planners. Sociology is the profession to

Implications for Small Cities and Towns. Electricity is the essential infrastructure in America’s economy and society. Small cities and towns have

If you want to see an extensive and well-presented to-do list, check out President Biden’s Executive Order from January 27,