Smart Growth Is Dead In Lodi
21 July 2003 - 1:00pm
Columnist Joe Guzzardi examines the development and growth in Lodi, CA, and concludes that it's not smart.
"Lodi and other once quaint San Joaquin Valley agricultural towns are changing right before our eyes... Two things are certain, however. One is that the current rate of population growth is not sustainable. And second, 'smart growth' -- a term land developers invented and love -- is dead in the water."
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'Smart growth' is dead in the water
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Lodi News-Sentinel, July 20, 2003
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Maybe we should blame Thomas Jefferson. He was the godfather of the urban sprawl racket in America.
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