Planning Magazine
Pay As You Park
UCLA professor Donald Shoup inspires a passion for parking.
Does Your City Have 'Complete Streets'?
New state and local policies require that virtually all roads be built to serve all types of users.
Housing's 800-Pound Gorilla
Homeowners associations are growing in numbers and power.
Eminent Domain Goes To Court
The Supreme Court ponders whether New London, Connecticut, has gone too far.
The Best Plan, 2005
APA has bestowed the 2005 Outstanding Planning Award for a Plan on The Queen City Hub: A Regional Action Plan for Downtown Buffalo.
Mixing Economic Development And Planning
Ask planners if they are involved in economic development in their community and often the response is "no" or "not really," when the answer ought to be "yes."
Do Planinng Performance Audits Work?
Richard Carson writes about his planning agency -- the Clark County, Washington Community Development Department -- used performance audits to reinvent itself .
Project Management For Planners
How can project management help you bring in every project on time and under budget?
New Planners On The Block
Recent graduates share their surprises after entering the working world.
The Trend Toward Mixed-use Community Schools
To share construction and maintenance costs and reduce school crowding, many planners are working with school administrators to create mixed-use community schools.
Should Your General Plan Have A Technology Element?
The viability of a community is linked to its access and use of information and communications technologies. How are communities planning for technology?
How To Save Your University Planning Program
Graduate planning programs across the nation are in danger of being cut to save funding.
Norfolk Takes Back Its Heart
A success story in an old Navy town.
Light Rail Comes To Minnesota
Commuters get set to greet the 12-mile Hiawatha Line.
The Military's 'Future First' Planning
The Air Force revamps its strategy for reusing contaminated sites.
Whatever Happened To Ramapo?
Golden v. Ramapo marked the first time in the U.S. that a town was legally approved to control its own growth.
From Ranchland To Conservation Community
A close look at one Colorado County agricultural land is disappearing quickly.
Smart Tool
Cape Coral, Florida, uses an interactive growth model to plot its future intelligently.
When The Bubble Bursts
Good news: Housing doesn't necessarily behave like the stock market.
Church V. State
Just pray you're not sued under the RLUIPA statute, say Michael Giaimo and Dwight Merriam in Planning Practice.
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