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Lower Greenville Improvements Pay Off with New Trader Joe’s Grocery







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Dallas: The City That Loves to Plan







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Nationwide Emergency Alert System Test – TODAY at 1PM







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Angela, Oscar, Sergio, and Max before Sunday’s Ciclovia ride in Bogota, Colombia







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Celebrate Angela’s 40th Birthday Bonanza on September 27th!







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D Magazine: “Let’s Ditch the Trinity River Toll Road”







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Gas Drilling Taskforce Invites Public Comment Tues. Aug. 2







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Council Approves Gas Drilling Taskforce Members







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A Blueprint for a Trinity Park We Can Use Today







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It’s Been a Bumper Crop Week for All Things Trinity







Posts Tagged ‘Mixed-Use’

Recreating Dallas: Council Discusses Creating Walkable, Urban Coummunities
Wednesday, January 28th, 2009

Last week’s council briefing was terrific. We had a full-day session on “sustainable development and the value of urban design.” Our City Manager, Mary Suhm, did an outstanding job organizing this symposium, which included Larry Beasley, who led Vancouver’s development processes during a period of inner-city revitalization; Christopher Leinberger, a visiting Fellow at the Brookings Institute and metropolitan land strategist; Maurice Cox, Director of Design at the National Endowment for the Arts; and James Rojas, Transportation Manager for L.A. County Metropolitan Transit Authority and co-founder of the Latino Urban Forum. MORE….

Category: City Council Briefings, Planning and Urban Design
Tags: Christopher Leinberger, James Rojas, Larry Beasley, Mary Suhm, Maurice Cox, Mixed-Use, Pedestrianism, Sustainable Development, Urban Design