Over the summer, Houston Tomorrow interviewed members of the H-GAC Transportation Policy Council to learn more about the council's role in shaping the region.
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The mayor and city council paved the way for transit-oriented development, rejecting a last-minute recommendation that would have limited density in the area.
Several cities are expected to adopt the rules, which would allow pedestrians, bicyclists, and transit users to safely share space with cars.
11 of the 13 deadliest states are in the Sun Belt, and evidence strongly suggests that poor street design contributes to many of the fatalities.
By re-zoning 20 percent of the city, the Bloomberg administration hopes to direct new growth to transit-oriented neighborhoods.
The awards 'recognize builders, developers, and architects who make residential living more comfortable for people of all background and abilities.'
I'm headed to ULI-Houston lunch where Mayor Annise Parker is going 2 address TOD, Regulation & Land Use, Neighborhoods, etc. Excited. - Jay
Mar 09, 2010, 10:17am
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