Planning And Civil Comment 1946 47 volume 12 13
Planning And Civil Comment 1946 47 volume 12 13
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J. Paul Watson, sub- mitted to the Department of City Plan- ning late last year a Groundwork and Inventory for the Master Plan. In the Foreword it is set forth: "Unlike pre- vious reports concerning Pittsburgh's planning, the present one undertakes to give a comprehensive picture of the background and major relationships which are involved. The private parts of the City are differentiated from the public parts, so that the significance 63 Planning and Civic Comment that he had just returned fro...m a trip to Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Great Britain and Holland, and that he found their problems similar to those in the United States.
According to the Beverly (Massa- chusetts) Evening Times, a huge new, unique retail shopping and entertain- ment development to be known as the North Shore Center, costing about $2, 500, 000, together with a "little Williamsburg" historic village and tre- mendous new residential developments will be built in North Beverly. About 2, 250, 000 square feet of land have been purchased by the Conant Real Estate Trust.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. Paul Watson, sub- mitted to the Department of City Plan- ning late last year a Groundwork and Inventory for the Master Plan. In the Foreword it is set forth: "Unlike pre- vious reports concerning Pittsburgh's planning, the present one undertakes to give a comprehensive picture of the background and major relationships which are involved. The private parts of the City are differentiated from the public parts, so that the significance 63 Planning and Civic Comment that he had just returned fro...m a trip to Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Great Britain and Holland, and that he found their problems similar to those in the United States.
According to the Beverly (Massa- chusetts) Evening Times, a huge new, unique retail shopping and entertain- ment development to be known as the North Shore Center, costing about $2, 500, 000, together with a "little Williamsburg" historic village and tre- mendous new residential developments will be built in North Beverly. About 2, 250, 000 square feet of land have been purchased by the Conant Real Estate Trust.
What to read after Planning And Civil Comment 1946 47 volume 12 13?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Edward Samuel Edward Warren to read onlineMoreLess
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