URBS 661—Long-Range & Strategic Planning

Bibliography

Books & Articles

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Websites

American Planning Association

Center for Energy & Sustainability (Sustainable Minnesota)

Center for Livable Communities (Ahwahnee Principles)

Congress for New Urbanism

League of Minnesota Cities

Minnesota City Handbook on Comprehensive Planning and Land Use

Metropolitan Council

Minnesota Office of Environmental Assistance

Minnesota Department of Administration—State & Community Services

One Thousand Friends of Minnesota

Smart Growth Network