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Alternative Strategies and Measures - Pedestrian-Friendly, Transit Supportive Development

Discussion of the fundamental priciples and elements of transit supportive development, realted to density, land use, and design. Discussion of the fundamental priciples and elements of transit supportive development, realted to density, land use, and design.

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Source(s):
Context Sensitive Street Design Alternative Strategies and Measures 2.4, p. 18
Author:
Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC)
Contributed by:
Chris Menone

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