Author: Eastern Research Group (editor)
Publication– May 01, 2004
Publication– May 01, 2004
Report
Local governments are developing smarter approaches to growth. They are looking for, and using, policies and tools that enhance existing neighborhoods, improve schools, protect drinking water, and provide solid housing and transportation choices. These communities are seeking smart growth — a development approach characterized by 10 smart growth principles. “Protecting Water Resources with Smart Growth” is intended for audiences already familiar with smart growth, who now seek specific ideas on how techniques for smarter growth can be used to protect their water resources.
Local governments are developing smarter approaches to growth. They are looking for, and using, policies and tools that enhance existing neighborhoods, improve schools, protect drinking water, and provide solid housing and transportation choices. These communities are seeking smart growth — a development approach characterized by 10 smart growth principles. “Protecting Water Resources with Smart Growth” is intended for audiences already familiar with smart growth, who now seek specific ideas on how techniques for smarter growth can be used to protect their water resources.