KEEPING LANCASTER CURRENT - 2011
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| Dec. 27, 11 |
Local Governments Poised to Reinvent Themselves
Pennsylvania's Private Communities Deserve Share of Services
Controlling Health Care Costs: Three Cities and Their Strategies
State Environmental Enforcement Slips Under EPA's Watch
New Study Shows Billboards Hurt Nearby Property Values |
| Dec. 05, 11 |
Municipal Bankruptcy Explained - What It Means to File for Chapter 9
Surveillance Cameras Cost-Effective Tools for Cutting Crime
Transforming Blight into a Destination
Resetting Urban Land Use: What's Next?
U.S. Reclaim Land from Developers |
| Nov. 21, 11 |
Infrastructure 2011: A Strategic Priority
Pennsylvania Begins to address Third Class Quandary
Joe Riley Wins Tenth Term as Charleston's Mayor
Public-private Partnership Bill Could Pass by Year-end |
| Oct. 24, 11 |
Pittsburgh and Harrisburg: A Tale of Two Deep-In Debt Cities
Cities Beyond Harrisburg Also Face Economic Difficulties
Quincy, Mass, Rebuilds From Scratch
Prosper or Perish Newsletter - October 2011Update |
| Oct. 10, 11 |
Prosper or Perish - Financing Local Government Services in Pennsylvania: A Case for Reform
Cities Make Broad Cuts As Revenue Declines
Poverty Rises Sharply In Most Parts of Pennsylvania
Cycling For Everyone |
| Aug 23, 11 |
Our Waters, Our Towns
Water infrastructure: The Bottom Line for Local Officials
Transportation Deadlock Worries States
2010 Lancaster County Planning Commission Report
Urban Waters Federal Partnership Created |
| Aug 09, 11 |
New Tool Available To Assist Chesapeake Bay Information Sharing
Big Chicken: Pollution and Industrial Poultry Production in America
New Report Shows Hurting Infrastructure System Costing Us $129 Billion A Year
Preserving Habitat Within Watersheds, One Yard at a Time
In Drought-Stricken Texas - They're Drinking Water Recycled From Urine
Cities Rethink Urban Spaces with "Pop-Up" Projects |
| Jul 26, 11 |
Companies Head Back Downtown
ProjectPATH
Pennsylvania's Successful Mortgage Relief Program Falls to Budget Axe
Governor's Marcellus Shale Advisory Commission Report Community Relations in College Towns
July/August 2011 Issue of Rural Perspectives |
| Jul 12, 11 |
Lancaster Economy Report - 5th Edition
Smart Growth Transportation Forums Planned
The Official Map: A Handbook for Preserving and Providing Public Lands and Facilities
How the Great Reset Has Already Changed America
Landscape Architects Take the Lead in Remaking Cities |
| Jun 29, 11 |
Street Fight: Landscape Urbanism vs. New Urbanism
If America's Prosperity Depends On Its Roadways and Transportation System, The Future Looks Pretty Rough
Partnership for Sustainable Communities |
| Jun 15, 11 |
Chesapeake Bay Cleanup- The Challenge for Lancaster County
City of Lancaster - Green Infrastructure Plan
Green Development in Seattle Hits It Out of the Park
Green City, Clean Water Plan Approved For Philadelphia
City Completes Sewer System Overhaul |
| May 17, 11 |
Susquehanna River Named Most Endangered River in the Nation
Philadelphia Goes Porous
Suburbia: What a Concept
The Right Choice for Cities |
| May 02, 11 |
Many Americans Prefer Short Commutes Over Large Homes
Recession Side Effects: Changes in Barriers to Local Economic Development, Increased Competition
Urban Grocery Stores - A Hot Market
Using Adaptive Re-use as A Tool for Urban Redevelopment
New Tools for Broke Cities
The Many Benefits of Public Art
Walkability makes Housing More Expensive |
| April 04, 11 |
The Municipal Fiscal Crisis and Payments in Lieu of Taxes by Nonprofits
Thriving Downtowns to Planners - Expand Livability
Consumers Want Smart Growth Amenities
Marcellus Shale Drilling Could Be Costly to Residents |
| Mar. 16, 11 |
Investing in the Future: An Economic Strategy For State and Local Governments in a Period of Tight Budgets
Smart Growth Lifts Sales Prices, Home Values
Creating A Network of Open Spaces
Infill Developers Herald the End of Sprawl
Eat Your Sub-Division
Sidewalks: A Suburban Battleground |
| Feb. 08, 11 |
Will "Intelligent Cities" Put an End to Suburban Sprawl?
The Value of Green Infrastructure: A Guide to Recognizing Its Economic, Environmental and Social Benefits
Growing Wealthier: Smart Growth, Climate Change and Prosperity
Calling for Consolidation of Hundreds of Tiny Townships
Some PA Commuters Waste Nearly a Workweek and $1,000 per Year in Traffic
"Buy Local" Campaigns Making A Difference |
| Jan. 26, 11 |
2010 State Land Use and Growth Management Report
Monkey See, Monkey Don't: Economic Development as a Whole New Animal
FEDs Threaten Major Cuts to Historic Preservation Grants
Farmland by the Numbers
Europe Takes a U-turn on Parking |
