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The PlanIt Podcast Explains Historic Preservation
More and more communities are including historic preservation in plan efforts. But what is Historic Preservation and what does planning for it mean? In this episode, John Smoley explains.
In this episode of a podcast for PlanIt (a training program on comprehensive plan updates by the Metropolitan Council in Minnesota), John Smoley from the city of Minneapolis explains the concept of historic preservation, ways to include historic preservation in the comprehensive planning process, and historic preservation resources available for communities.
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