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Williamson County Comprehensive Development Plan: Rural Conservation Focus
Horne, Joe - In: Tennessee's Business 21 (2013) 2, pp. 27-32
Since the county's population is expected to be 418,990 by 2030, maintaining the rural landscape is going to be increasingly dificult. The tension facing Williamson County is a classic balancing act between the desire to maintain the rural landscape and offering incentives to the property owners...
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Metropolitan Nashville: Formulating a 25-Year General Plan
Bernhardt, Rick - In: Tennessee's Business 21 (2013) 2, pp. 18-21
By 2040, the region will include at least 12 counties with a total population of over three million. The Nashville 2040 General Plan will serve as a guide for community decisions.
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Columbia, Tennessee, Comprehensive Planning: Neighborhood Revitalization and Infill Housing Choices
Shane, Dustin - In: Tennessee's Business 21 (2013) 2, pp. 16-17
In 2008, Columbia received a $519,000 HUD grant to replace blighted east Columbia homes with pre-built housing. Under CHRC's plan, lower-income single-family homes will eventually replace dilapidated structures and act as catalysts for additional neighborhood reinvestment.
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Cumberland Region Tomorrow: Collaborative Action for Quality Growth
Jones, Bridget - In: Tennessee's Business 21 (2013) 2, pp. 2-5
organizations across middle Tennessee together to educate, communicate, and collaborate on shared regional issues and opportunities …. CRT's work supports and encourages growth planning with emphasis on land use, transportation, and preservation of the …
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Cheatham County Sustainable Tourism: Rural Economic Development Implementation
Quin, Richard - In: Tennessee's Business 21 (2013) 2, pp. 11-15
Due to its geographic impediments, rural setting, small population, and lack of large employers, Cheatham County faces unique economic issues. Leaders are looking for ways to increase revenue. An obvious way is to focus on the county's outstanding natural, cultural, and recreational resources.
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21st Century jobs initiative - building the foundations for a 21st Century economy. Final main report
2009
restructuring of the US economy and accelerating changes in the makeup of the East Tennessee economy driven by these and other … the region - DOE`s Oak Ridge complex, the Tennessee Valley Authority and research programs of the University of Tennessee …, important questions arise. How will East Tennessee {open_quotes}earn its living{close_quotes} in the future if the Federal …
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Social Entrepreneurship and Higher Education
Turner, Bernard - In: Tennessee's Business 20 (2011) 1, pp. 11-13
We need more institutions, individuals, and initiatives to respond to alleviating society's social problems.
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Rethinking the Entrepreneurial Spectrum
Hannah, Richard - In: Tennessee's Business 20 (2011) 1, pp. 1-2
Entrepreneurship can have many faces.
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Patterns in Tennessee's Black Population 2000-2010
Moser, H. Ronald - In: Tennessee's Business 20 (2011) 2, pp. 20-22
The recent increase in the rate of growth in the black population has important implications for the state's population mix.
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Tennessee Population Growth 2000-2010
Moser, H. Ronald - In: Tennessee's Business 20 (2011) 2, pp. 1-9
Tennessee's growth rate during the relevant 10-year-period was almost 20 percent higher than the comparable national …
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