PCJ #65, Winter 2007

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Inside the Winter 2007 Issue Proforma 101 by Wayne Lemmon view first 2 pages of article free | -- The proforma is the basic "go / no-go" analysis that developers use to decide on whether to move forward with a project. Knowing how to read a proforma will give you a better understanding of what goes into putting together a project. Let's Plan on Walking by Hannah Twaddell view first page of article free | --- Cities and towns are increasingly recognizing that walkability plays a key role in achieving broader goals, such revitalizing urban centers, creating a sense of place in suburbs, and reclaiming the attractiveness of small towns. Wanted: Downtown Grocery Stores by Kennedy Smith --- Besides benefiting residents and drawing in visitors, our downtown main streets can also be good for the environment. Main Street consultant Kennedy Smith explains. What Do We Mean by "Safe"? by Evan Lowenstein --- Does the level of crime in our communities tell the whole story of how safe we are? As Evan Michael Lowenstein discusses, there’s more to safety than crime statistics. When Labels Can Be Counter Productive by Elaine Cogan --- In her Fall column, Elaine Cogan considers the wisdom of "labeling" planning board members by their "characteristics." With responses from our online reviewers.

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