American Planning And Civic Annual volume 17
American Planning And Civic Annual volume 17
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Grant 3rd, Washington, D. C. , raised the question of what to do with the supercharge of poor people living in slum areas, who will be permanently dispossessed by urban redevelopment projects. In the discussion of this housing economics aspect of urban redevelopment, it was suggested that, because the value of land in central city areas is so high, it would be better to build low cost and low density housing on city outskirts, preferably accessible to decentralized industrial plants. Moreover, ...it was declared, lower income groups generally tend to have higher birthrates and it would be desirable if their children could be raised in more open surroundings.
A number of persons expressed the view that public housing con- struction to accompany higher income redevelopment projects is a necessity for any large-scale solution of urban problems. The New York City Housing Authority is now embarking upon a policy of building its projects on open land, rather than clearing any more slum areas during the current shortage, it was pointed out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grant 3rd, Washington, D. C. , raised the question of what to do with the supercharge of poor people living in slum areas, who will be permanently dispossessed by urban redevelopment projects. In the discussion of this housing economics aspect of urban redevelopment, it was suggested that, because the value of land in central city areas is so high, it would be better to build low cost and low density housing on city outskirts, preferably accessible to decentralized industrial plants. Moreover, ...it was declared, lower income groups generally tend to have higher birthrates and it would be desirable if their children could be raised in more open surroundings.
A number of persons expressed the view that public housing con- struction to accompany higher income redevelopment projects is a necessity for any large-scale solution of urban problems. The New York City Housing Authority is now embarking upon a policy of building its projects on open land, rather than clearing any more slum areas during the current shortage, it was pointed out.
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