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Potholes on Lemmon Avenue







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City Should Use Trinity Toll Road Money to Fund Levee Study







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Lower Greenville’s Future







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Lower Greenville Owner to Rebuild, Keep Facade







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Lower Greenville Fire – How You Can Help







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Lower Greenville Fire: A Great Loss to East Dallas







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Council Approves Sale of $330M in Bonds to Fund City Projects







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Street Closures on Sunday, March 14 for Half Marathon







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Council Requests Briefing from Oncor on Power Outage Response







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“This Old House” Magazine Selects Junius Heights “Best Neighborhood for Families”







Posts Tagged ‘Urban Design’

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