Comprehensive Planning Assistance Program: Progress Report, September, 1972 (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover
Synopsis
Comprehensive Planning Assistance Program progress report for 1972
This document presents how the Boston Redevelopment Authority tracks and reports on its work with HUD, outlining ongoing studies, plans, and the use of funds across housing, planning, and city improvements. It highlights approaches to responsive planning, neighborhood impacts, and the design of community programs during a pivotal period.
The report covers a broad scope, from core staff and planning processes to housing needs, neighborhood environment, and action programs. It details methods for evaluating development options, testing economic feasibility, and coordinating with community groups. The material also notes efforts to involve residents in bicentennial planning and public improvements.- What you’ll learn:
- How the agency structures its ongoing planning work and reporting format
- The kinds of housing, neighborhood, and environmental projects being studied
- Approaches to evaluating development options and public financing
- Ways communities are being engaged in planning and information sharing
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