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comprehensive planning
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Process determining community goals and aspirations for community development.
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Exurbs
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Commuter Town, urban community, most of the workforce commutes out to earn their livelehood
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Interstate Highway Act
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1956 bill creating 41,000 miles of highway, largest public works project at the time.
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Eminent Domain
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Where the government takes someones land without their consent, compensates for it, and it is used for a greater good of the community.
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urbanization
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Physical growth of urban areas as a result to global change. People moving from rural areas to urban areas, migrating.
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Federal Housing Administration
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Administration created in 1934, improve housing standards and conditions, provide insurance for mortgages. Stabilize mortgage market.
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Council of Governments
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Regional bodies that exist through out the United States, serve multiple counties, adress municiple and regional planning issues.
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incremental ism
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Step by Step changes rather then one big grand plan, which aims at realizable improvements on an existing situation.
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hinterland
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The land or district that is behind a coast or a river
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Streetcar Suburb
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A community where it's growth and development were strongly shaped by the use of streetcar lines as a means of transportation.
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World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893
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The Chicago Worlds Fair which featured architecture including white city using Italian Architecture to influence building design.
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Standard State Zoning Enabling Act
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1920s act which laid the foundation for planning and zoning in the U.S.
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gridiron plan
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City plan where streets runs as right angles to each other forming a grid. New Haven Colony.
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