Planning Quote of the Day: inclusionary development policies

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May 07, 2008

inclusionary development policies

"Inclusionary development policies, by considering the impact of public actions on housing availability for all citizens of the community and region, have resulted in significant progress toward the realization of a just society."

-- Laurence Gerckens, FAICP, from the Planning ABC's

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