Thinking Small: Transportation's Role in Neighborhood Revitalization: a Report On a Conference Held February 22-24, 1978, Baltimore, Maryland
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Neal Peirce Small-scale ideas, such as those presented in the case studies in Part II and earlier in this conference report, have often been initially im- peded by local bureaucracies. The ideas may not be among official pri- orities, or may conflict with them, or else may have not been adequately articulated or backed up with technical data. Participants discussed this dilemma throughout the conference.
One response that they considered involves direct funding of neigh- borhood groups to incre...ase their capacity to plan, contract for technical advice, and elaborate ideas at least to the point where these can be ade- quately considered by decision makers. The image of the 1960s, which per- sists today, that neighborhood groups are hostile and obstructive, makes such funding of neighborhood groups a very sensitive subject. The limited funds authorized for self-help activities by local organizations under fed- eral programs require the mayor's approval.
Most participants at the conference seemed to agree with this re- quirement for mayoral consent, which fixes greater accountability at the city level.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Neal Peirce Small-scale ideas, such as those presented in the case studies in Part II and earlier in this conference report, have often been initially im- peded by local bureaucracies. The ideas may not be among official pri- orities, or may conflict with them, or else may have not been adequately articulated or backed up with technical data. Participants discussed this dilemma throughout the conference.
One response that they considered involves direct funding of neigh- borhood groups to incre...ase their capacity to plan, contract for technical advice, and elaborate ideas at least to the point where these can be ade- quately considered by decision makers. The image of the 1960s, which per- sists today, that neighborhood groups are hostile and obstructive, makes such funding of neighborhood groups a very sensitive subject. The limited funds authorized for self-help activities by local organizations under fed- eral programs require the mayor's approval.
Most participants at the conference seemed to agree with this re- quirement for mayoral consent, which fixes greater accountability at the city level.
What to read after Thinking Small: Transportation's Role in Neighborhood Revitalization: a Report On a Conference Held February 22-24, 1978, Baltimore, Maryland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States.Dept. of Transportation to read onlineMoreLess
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