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For information about planning for bicyclists:- 02-26-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
mailto: Ivan Vamos
Jesse Day
New York Bicycling Coalition
Conservation
Subdivision Resources on the Web:NEMO project fact sheet - 02-26-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
City
of Saratoga Springs -
02-26-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Town
of Malta Chapter 167, Article XI - 02-26-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Town of
Warwick Chapter 164-
02-26-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
New York State Rural Housing
Corporation - 02-26-2005
[Deborah Herrin]
Historic
Farmland Protected - 01-14-2004
Open
Space - The Common Ground of Community- 12-09-2004 [Deborah Herrin]
Hydrology- 12-09-2004 [Deborah Herrin]
A
Primer on Open Space Preservation- 12-09-2004 [Deborah Herrin]
Walkng and Biking Increasing
Physical Activity Through Community Design- 12-09-2004 [Deborah Herrin]
Pedestrians
are 15 times more likely to become victims of traffic accidents than
motorists, according to the newest ''Mean Streets''
report by the Surface Transportation Policy Project (STPP), which found the
2001 pedestrian fatality rate per 100 million miles
reaching 20.1 deaths, in contrast to 1.3 among car and truck travelers -- a
disproportionate risk mostly due to multi-lane streets,
scarcity of crosswalks and sidewalks, and general lack of focus on
pedestrians
- 12-14-2004 [Deborah Herrin]
Enhancing
Real Estate Value through Conservation Design- 12-23-2004 [Deborah Herrin]
An
Examination of Market Appreciation for Clustered Housing With Permanent Open
Space-
12-23-2004 [Deborah Herrin]
Open
Space Subdivision Ordinance to Identify Key Natural Features for Protection- 01-05-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Clifton Park
Looks to Slash Growth-
01-05-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Field Guide to
Modular Homes- 01-05-2005
[Deborah Herrin]
Thinking
Through Land Conservation, Development and Taxes in Massachusetts- 02-01-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Implementing
Strategic Conservation-
02-01-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Preserving
Rural Character through Cluster Development- 02-01-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Wetlands: A
Key Link in Watershed Management-
02-01-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Ground Water Basics- 02-01-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Why Watersheds? - 02-01-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
How Much Development is Too Much?- 02-01-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Tax
Incentives Make Easements More Attractive- 02-01-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Keeping
the Rural Vision- 02-01-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Protecting Rural Character and Planning for Rural Development - 02-01-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Rural
Character and Land Use Regulation - 02-01-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Our
Water Our Future - Educational Glossary - 02-01-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Agricultural
Easements - 02-01-2005
[Deborah Herrin]
New
Farm Bill Will Change the Next Six Years of Land Protection - 02-01-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Planning
for the Better - 02-01-2005
[Deborah Herrin]
New
York Agricultural Landowners Guide to Tax. Conservation and Management
Programs- 02-03-2005
[Deborah Herrin]
Understanding
Zoning Ordinances -
02-03-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Quality of
Life - 02-03-2005 [Deborah
Herrin]
American Planning Association
- 08-30-2005 [Deborah
Herrin]
The Center
for Watershed Protection -
08-30-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Community & Environmental Defense Services
- 08-30-2005 [Deborah
Herrin]
The Congress
for the New Urbanism -
08-30-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
EPA- 08-30-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Founders
Network for Smart Growth & Sustainability, Biodiversity and Smart Growth
paper - 08-30-2005 [Deborah
Herrin]
Michigan
Land Use Institute -
08-30-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
National
Trust for Historic Preservation -
08-30-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Pace Land Use Law Center
- 08-30-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Planner’s Web Sprawl
Articles - 08-30-2005
[Deborah Herrin]
The Preservation Institute - 08-30-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Smart
Growth America - 08-30-2005
[Deborah Herrin]
Smart
Growth Network - 08-30-2005
[Deborah Herrin]
Sprawlwatch
Clearinghouse - 08-30-2005
[Deborah Herrin]
Sierra
Club - 08-30-2005 [Deborah
Herrin]
Surface
Transportation Policy Project-
08-30-2005 [Deborah Herrin]
Trust for
Public Land- 08-30-2005
[Deborah Herrin]
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