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(1995)This study was conducted in order to gather information about the views, opinions, and concerns of farm operators in the Mackinaw River watershed. This study will aid The Nature Conservancy, Central Illinois Field Office ...
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(2012)The objective of this report is to provide Knoxville residents and decision-makers a foundation for policy and fiscal program implementation within the TIF district. The plan helps to define the main goals of Knoxville's ...
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(1997)This dissertation presents a model which is a continuous-time representation of a forested system. This system model is used to simulate the impacts of strategic behavior in managing lands in a local commons, on and around ...
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(1996)In this dissertation, two dynamic transportation models are formulated and analyzed. When employed in optimal control exercises, these models determine for some metropolitan highway a set of optimal transportation policies, ...
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(2015)About 99% of Chicago's sewers collect stormwater and sanitary sewage in the same pipes and direct the combination to one of the MWRD water reclamation plants for treatment before discharge. Heavy rain events cause problems ...
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(1996)The purpose of this thesis is to examine the logic of urban growth management programs from the perspective of efficiency in infrastructure provision. Of the many urban growth management and control instruments, two ...
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(2003)This paper seeks to establish if City Improvement Districts are exclusionary in their legislation and application, and thus a tool used to propagate the objectives of the apartheid era.
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(2017)Mercer County is home to approximately 16,000 residents in rural, northwestern Illinois and is currently in the midst of a community-driven planning process with the goal of establishing a countywide economic development ...
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(2017-07-19)The use of Tax Increment Financing (TIF) in the United States achieved enough time to dismiss the policy of the label “new” or “innovative”, but despite the variety of studies, TIF’s extended possibilities still welcome ...
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(2005)The City of Danville, Illinois, proposed creating a Tax Increment Financing (TIF) district in the Midtown and Western Gateway areas of the city. The goal for the redevelopment areas is tri-fold: to return these areas to ...
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(1997)A military on-post family housing site is selected as a setting for this study. Since this dissertation is the first study applying the TRA to housing satisfaction studies, it reveals many limitations with a typical housing ...
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(2008)The sensitivity analysis suggests that, at least for the case of Seattle, the AITS-DID model is very sensitive to which years are pooled and which spatial subsets are taken. The fact that the pre-post relationship is not ...
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(2014)This Capstone Report (Short Plan) is a reference guide to orient readers to the 2014 Urbana Bicycle Master Plan and the Urbana Park District Trails Master Plan's planning process, goals and objectives, and design ...
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(2015-04-24)Studies of social vulnerability have repeatedly emphasized the importance of identifying the drivers of vulnerability, but very few studies have focused on empirically characterizing those drivers within the domain of ...
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(1996)Recreation has an important role in human life. Specifically, the open space around residential areas such as playgrounds or neighborhood parks influences people's daily lives implicitly or explicitly. In spite of such ...
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(2005)This paper seeks to explore the role architecture plays in the revitalization process of a decayed downtown area. It begins by understanding why this urban area became so barren and how a catalytic reaction can revitalize ...
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(1997)The dissertation argues that this culture lacks any planning ethic directed toward the socially equitable and environmentally sustainable management of forests. Arguing that this is a critical oversight in a country where ...
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(2013)This paper examines how individual expressions determine if sustainable outcomes are possible within neighborhood redevelopment projects. Focusing on Bristol Place neighborhood, it explores various perspectives related ...
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(2013)This document studies how networks can be used to strengthen the long-term social, cultural, and economic vitality of Guam’s Inarajan Village. The Overview is meant to familiarize the reader with the larger systems in ...
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(2017)The Hudson Yards neighborhood of Manhattan extends roughly from 30th Street to 42nd Street, encompassing around 360 acres of underutilized space on the West Side. As the last undeveloped area of Manhattan consumed by vacant ...
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