In The Name Of Smart Growth
29 December 2002 - 11:00am
Charlotte Observer associate editor Mary Newsom writes that misusing the term "Smart Growth" will give the movement a bad name.
"When residents of older neighborhoods oppose high-density projects as certain to worsen traffic, they shouldn't always be dismissed as NIMBYs, because...sometimes they have a point...A dense or mixed-use project doesn't automatically qualify as smart growth if it is located at the city fringe, while core neighborhoods remain hollowed out."
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Smart Growth Online, December 29, 2002
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