1 of 1 available systemwide,
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Burton Barr Central Library
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REF 354.35309 Ar478L AZ Room
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In Library Use Only
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Notes:
Background report prepared by Arizona State University, College of Public Programs, Global Institute of Sustainability, Decision Center for a Desert City.
Contents:
- ch. 1. Taking stock: how much growth, where, and when
- ch. 2. Smart growth and growing smarter in Arizona
- ch. 3. Land use regulation
- ch. 4. Proposition 207
- ch. 5. State trust lands: the future of urban growth in Arizona
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- ch. 6. Tribes in Arizona: growth and land use
- ch. 7. Landscapes of energy consumption and energy supply
- ch. 8, Taxes, incentives, and fiscal policy choices
- ch. 9. Living in growth communities: affordability and livability
- ch. 10. Land use and environmental quality.
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