Portland Demonstrates The Importance Of Urban Planning
2 September 2003 - 8:00am
Suburbia, envisioned as a cure for the "ulcers" of cities, is now seen as an evil.
For more than a decade, Portland has proudly extolled its virtues as one of the most thoughtfully planned cities in the country...Portland has long been the darling of so-called "New Urbanist" advocates of mass transit, denser neighborhoods and strict design controls to promote walking. But it now may find itself at the forefront of a movement by public health advocates to consider -- or actually reconsider -- urban planning...
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Walking the Portland way
Source:
The Oregonian, September 1, 2003
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