Michigan Republican Advocates Smart Land Use
17 May 2001 - 5:00am
Legislative package calls for a statewide effort to manage growth in Michigan.
"A startling message from one of Michigan's highest-ranking conservative leaders rocketed across e-mail directories and fax lines of sprawl-fighting organizations last month. House Speaker Rick Johnson, a Republican from LeRoy, personally introduced a legislative package that forms a cogent statewide vision to manage growth, rebuild cities, assure clean water and conserve farmland."
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Republican fights for smart land use
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The Detroit Free Press, May 15, 2001
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