Title
"Continuum" piece on Maine's anti-sprawl movement, now called smart growth, whic
Date
6-3-1999
Pages
22
Abstract
"Continuum" piece on Maine's anti-sprawl movement, now called smart growth, which is beginning to define itself. The idea of recreating neighborhoods is being advocated by State Planning Office Director Evan Richert, and was complemented by the recent conference on downtowns, sponsored by Maine Preservation. The concepts of what makes a downtown, or a neighborhood, work are being redrawn by people like Kennedy Smith, who heads the National Trust for Historic Preservation's Main Street Center and by the new urbanists like Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk.
Subjects
Maine Growth, Neighborhoods
Recommended Citation
Cox, Peter W., ""Continuum" piece on Maine's anti-sprawl movement, now called smart growth, whic" (1999). Maine News Index – Maine Times. 3595.
https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/news_times/3595
Source
Maine Times