A Bold Regional Comprehensive Plan
A regional comprehensive plan aims to tame San Diego county's inexorable growth.
"Embracing the mantra of smart growth, the 370-page document relies on the county's 18 cities and county government to work together to stem sprawl by building higher-density housing close to transit lines and jobs while preserving open spaces and far-flung rural areas planners say are unsuitable for development....It is the fourth countywide planning initiative in as many decades that has sought to manage or tame the region's inexorable growth."
Thanks to James R. Jacobs
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Published on Sunday, July 18, 2004 in
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