Land use planning: the ballot box revolution

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Preface Direct Democracy and Its Place in Democratic Theory Ballot Box Planning in the United States Legal Considerations in Ballot Box Planning Barnstable County, Massachusetts Managing Growth at the Regional Level Portland, Maine Preserving the Working Waterfront San Diego, California Preventing the Los Angelization of San Diego Seattle, Washington Capping Downtown Growth Conclusions

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