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The one-cent sales tax, which will fund a streetcar system, a downtown park, and pedestrian and bicycle improvements, was approved by 54 percent of voters.
The president is using the stimulus package and a variety of agencies to begin shifting federal urban policies that have long been set in stone.
Austin gets recognition for its technology and arts scenes, while a diverse economy, high-paying jobs, and cultural amenities put Dallas on the list.
The Baytown City Council member discusses TPC, sprawl, light rail expansion, and balancing maintenance and new construction.
The Conroe Downtown Manager discusses the region's growth, the Grand Parkway, quality of life, and new urbanism and transit-oriented development.
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