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Fundamental Planning Knowledge Flashcards

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Colonial America, Savannah

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Oglethorpe

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1862

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Homestead and Merrill acts

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1869

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Riverside
First subdued
Olmstead sr and vaux
Curvilinear streets

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White city

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Neoclassical architecture; city beautiful

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Garden city characteristics

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32k people
6,000 acres

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Radiant city

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Le corbusier
Superblocks, towers
Vehicle tracel

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Standard city enabling act features

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-the organization and power of the planning commission,
-“master plan”
- master street plan
-provision for approval of all public improvements by the planning commission
-control of private subdivision of land
-regional planning commission and a regional plan

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Standard state enabling act 1922

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grant of power, a provision that the legislative body could divide the local government’s territory into districts, a statement of purpose for the zoning regulations, and procedures for establishing and amending the zoning regulations. A legislative body was required to establish a zoning commission to advise it on the initial development of zoning regulations.

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Concentric model

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Burgerss
Circles with CBD in center
Industry
Residential

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Regional survey of NY and it’s environs

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Clarence perry
Neighborhood unit with schools as focal point

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Broadacre city

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Frank Lloyd weight
Sprawl

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Christaller

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Central place theory 1933

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TVA

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1933
Norris
City humane movement
Possibly: Fontana, Boulder

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14
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Hoyt

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Sector theory
Corridors of transport

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15
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City functional

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1940’s

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Harris & ullman

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Multiple nuclei model

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Planning movements

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1800s: agrarian
1850: parks movement (I.e. Central Park)
1850-1920s: public health / sanitary reform
1880s: settlement house
1893: city beautiful movement
1924: radiant city / 20th century social housing
1920s: city efficient
-standard zoning enabling
1930: city humane
-new deal
-green belt towns
1932: broad acre city
1940s: city functional
-administrative efficiency

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18
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Jean Gottman

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Coined megapolis

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19
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Image of the city

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Lynch

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20
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City in history

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Mumford

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21
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Kent

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Urban general plan

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Lucas v. South Carolina coastal commission

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Two ocean lots; permits denied
USSC: deemed that denied all economic use
- went too far under Pennsylvania coal

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Tahoe-Sierra Preservation Council v. Tahoe regional planning agency 2000

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Planning agency declared permit moratorium for 32 months
-people wanted $ for temporary takings
-not a per se taking
-parcel as a whole review

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Nolan

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Easement for public access
-has to be a reasonable nexus to a legitimate state interest
-burden on agency

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Dolan

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Essential nexus is not enough; also must meet rough proportionality between e action and impacts on property

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Village of Belle Terre v Boraas

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Attempted to define family
SCOTUS: deferred to legislative process ie. Euclid

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Mount Laurel I

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1960s urban renewal; white flight
Township used police power to discourage blacks from moving there
Church petitions for townhomes; denied
SCOTUS: all municipalities must provide fair share or regional housing needs

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Mount Laurel II

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Mt. Laurel adopted limited response to Mt Laurel II
Court repeats and expands its requirements for statewide compliance

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Renton v playtime theaters

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1986
1,000’ separation of adult uses
Has to be Content neutral

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Golden v Ramapoo 1972

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Improvement required for essential services / utilities
Can phase growth; concurrency
1st statement that towns have power to plan for future
- not a SC case

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Petaluma 1975

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Growth management boundary
Building permit caps
Lower court (not SCOTUS): right to maintain small town character + orderly growth

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Livermore (1976)

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City prohibited new residential permits until infrastructure was completed with specified standards (ie. Schools and utilities) / performance criteria / temporary moratorium
Court: ordinance Carrie’s presumption of constitutionality

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Rational planning

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1950s
Set goals > determine alternatives > evaluate alternatives > choose an alternative > evaluate > “five “ds”
-scientific
Supposed to be value free
Can’t address wicked problems
Not good if no consensus
Expert driven rather than community driven
Discredited but still used in transportation

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Incremental planning

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Science of muddling through
Who’s goals are used?

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Mixed scanning

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Etzioni
Compromise between rational and incremental planning
Big and small picture
A third approach

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Transaction planning

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Mutual learning

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Communicative planning

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More open planning; intense public process
Assists in forging consensus

38
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Swassey

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Boston building height 1909

39
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First state to require referral of subdivision plays

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1913 New Jersey

40
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New towns

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Columbia, MD; Reston

41
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Edge city example

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Tyson’s corner DC

42
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Indoor shopping mall

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Rouse
Columbia, MD

43
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Clarence stein

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Garden City
Rayburn NJ

44
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Neighborhood unit

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5,000-9,000
160 acres
10 du/ac
10% open space

45
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Peter Calthorpe

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New urbanism

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Woonerf

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Equal right to road / livable streets

47
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Parkscore index

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72% within 10 minutes or 1:2 mile of park

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EIS public involvement

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  1. Scoping
  2. Comment period on draft EIS
  3. Comment on formal EIS ROD
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Safe water drinking act

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1984
State wellhead protection

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Sold source acquired

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50% + of drinking water for area

51
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Section 404

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Dredge and fill 1977
Clean water act

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Superfund

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1980
Responsible party for cleanup
Cradle to grave regulations
Reauthorized by Sara 1986: community right to know

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Edge city characteristics

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5 million sf office
600k sf retail
More jobs than bedrooms
Perceived as 1 place
Looked nothing like a city 30 years ago

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