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Tag Archives: ordinances
Your zoning code/map is ahead of its time when…
There is an app for that. There is a required vertical altitude setback from flying car streets and highways. Your code book is entitled “Jetsonian Code for ___” (fill in the blank). You can actually find them on the internet. Landing … Continue reading
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Tagged aerospace, books, charging stations, cities, codes, EVs, futurism, land use, land use planning, laws, ordinances, outer space, planning, space, transportation, zoning
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Your zoning code/map is out of date when…
You start sneezing from all the dust when you open the code. It would be a valuable find on Antiques Roadshow or American Pickers. The Smithsonian wants to put it on display. Your community would actually look better planned without a zoning … Continue reading
Posted in adaptive reuse, bicycling, Biking, books, Cars, cities, civics, Communications, downtown, environment, fun, geography, government, land use, landscape architecture, new urbanism, placemaking, planning, reading, signs, spatial design, technology, urban planning, writing, zoning
Tagged antiques, cities, codes, Euclidean, fun, geography, land use, maps, ordinances, papyrus, planning, sanskrit, urban planning, zoning
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