Making Equity Planning Work

Auteur

Norman Krumholz, Professor of Urban Planning at Cleveland State University, is former Director of the City of Cleveland Planning Commission and former President of the American Planning Association. He is the recipient of the 1990 National Planning Award for Distinguished Leadership by the American Planning Association.

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Lessons from an experiment in equity planning

Résumé
From 1969 to 1979, Cleveland's city planning staff under Norman Krumholz's leadership conducted a unique experiment in equity oriented planning. This book provides a detailed personal account of a sustained and effective equity-planning practice that influenced urban policy.

Contenu
Foreword Alan A. Altshuler Preface Part I: Experience 1. Planning in Cleveland 2. Inheriting a Staff and Building a New One 3. Writing the Policy Planning Report 4. Euclid Beach 5. Regional Issues and the Clark Freeway 6. Low-and Moderate-Income Housing 7. Tax Delinquency and Land Banking 8. Regional Transit and a Committed Planning Presence 9. The Downtown People Mover 10. A State Lakefront Park System for Cleveland 11. Helping Cleveland's Neighborhood Organizations 12. Improving Planning, Management, and Administration in Other City Agencies Part II: Lessons 13. Possibilities 14. To Be Professsionally Effective, Be Politically Articulate 15. Evaluation, Ethics, and Traps Index