Charlotte Residents Concerned About Growth
21 October 2001 - 6:00am
Residents of Charlotte, N.C. discuss growth issues with candidates for city council.
"Answers from candidates at the 90-minute forum sponsored by the Derita-Statesville Road Community Organization didn't always seem to satisfy listeners.Several candidates said they support so-called "smart growth" principles, which promote developments with a mix of retail, housing and office land uses."
Source:
The Charlotte Observer, October 20, 2001
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