51 Ways To Develop Sustainable Communities
A report titled "Citizens' Vision For Smart Growth" includes a 51-point checklist of "Sustainability Assessment Criteria" for evaluating if a project is sustainable.
"Based on insights from land use trends forums...Sustainable Pittsburgh has created a vision for the region's development. Southwestern Pennsylvania Citizens' Vision for Smart Growth: Strengthening Communities and Regional Economy identifies [the] region's sprawling development trends and consequences. It advocates policies and reforms to connect land use planning and investment in infrastructure in a comprehensive regional plan to focus development and revive existing places." [See "CitizensVision.pdf.]
Thanks to Abhijeet Chavan
Published on Monday, July 7, 2003 in
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