Wisconsin City Embraces New Urbanism
4 January 2002 - 12:00pm
To avoid turning into bedroom community, Hartford, WI, embraces New Urbanism.
Hartford, Wisocnsin is one of the few communities in suburban Milwaukee that "actively encourages affordable housing, even multifamily buildings, and seeks business development as a way for people to live and work in the same community."
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Hartford, Wisconsin spurns typical suburban mode
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, December 31, 2001
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