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The new practitioner's guide to fiscal impact analysis
Burchell, Robert W.; Listokin, David; Dolphin, William R. - 1985 - Rev. ed
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The fiscal impact handbook : estimating local costs and revenues of land development
Burchell, Robert W.; Listokin, David - 2012
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The energy-land use interface : introduction
Burchell, Robert W.; Listokin, David - In: Energy and land use, (pp. 1-57). 1982
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Exclusionary zoning : pitfalls of the regional remedy
Burchell, Robert W.; Listokin, David; James, Franklin J. - In: New dimensions of urban planning : growth controls, (pp. 31-61). 1974
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The fiscal impact of economic-development programs : case studies of the local cost-revenue implications of HUD, EDA, and FmHA projects
Burchell, Robert W.; Listokin, David - In: New tools for economic development : the enterprise …, (pp. 163-229). 1981
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Smart growth : more than a ghost of urban policy past, less than a bold new horizon
Burchell, Robert W.; Listokin, David; Galley, Catherine C. - In: Housing policy debate 11 (2000) 4, pp. 821-879
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The costs of sprawl - revisited
Burchell, Robert W.; Shad, Naveed A.; Listokin, David; … - 1998
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The adaptive reuse handbook : procedures to inventory, control manage and reemploy surplus municipal properties
Burchell, Robert W.; Listokin, David - 1981
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The Activities and Benefits of Smart Growth
Burchell, Robert W.; Downs, Anthony; Galley, Catherine C.; … - Samuel Zell and Robert Lurie Real Estate Center, …
Smart growth is characterized by five main activities: control of outward movement; inner-area revitalization and growth in more central places; design innovations; land and natu-ral resource preservation; and transportation reorientation. Compared with traditional sprawl development, smart...
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