Land Use Planning, Environmental Protection and Growth Management: The Florida Experience

Robert A. Catlin

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Part One: Background Introduction The Evolution of Land Development Policy in Florida, 1850-1970 Toward Managed Growth, 1971-1991 Part Two: The Rationale for Case Studies The Hillsborough County solid Waste Site Selection Controversy: Struggling with a NIMBY Old Hyde Park Village: An Example of Transactive Planning The West Palm Beach City Center: A Succession of Plans Alachua County: Running To or From Managed Growth? Toward Improving the Planning/Development Process for Florida's Local Governmental Units

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