Toledo's Sprawl Report Places Suburbs 'At-Risk'
9 October 2003 - 9:00am
A new report, Toledo Metropatterns, identifies the areas around Toledo suffering from the impacts of sprawl.
"Already, neighborhoods in Maumee and Sylvania and swaths of Fulton and Wood counties are beginning to show signs of poor planning or over-development: sluggish tax bases, concentrated pockets of poverty, stressed infrastructure, and struggling schools... The findings arent surprising for those in the business of urban planning. Within the outward, concentric circles of decay that are the side effects of sprawl, each inner ring will be the first to see the tell-tale stresses, such as school systems and local governments wresting with budget shortfalls."
Full Story:
Sprawl report places suburbs in ‘at-risk’ class; wealth disparity growing at alarming rate, data say
Source:
Toldeo Blade, October 8, 2003
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