Sprawl Vs. Transit In Maine
23 October 2001 - 6:00am
Portland, Maine's long-range tranit plan has reached in impasse -- how to deal with sprawl.
"Greater Portland's transportation planning agency is developing the region's first meaningful long-range plan in 40 years. But officials have reached an impasse on how to deal with sprawl, and some wonder if it's even possible... Others argue that the forces behind sprawl are so strong that planners can do little to curb it. Rather than wage a futile fight against sprawl, they say, it would be wiser to plan new roads so that the traffic that sprawl produces would be less burdensome."
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Officials stalled by sprawl issue
Source:
Portland Press Herald, October 20, 2001
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