History of the Strategic Regional Policy Plan

History of the Strategic Regional Policy Plan      
Overview of the Orientation Series        
Neighborhood Scale        
Neighborhood Center and Edge         
Streets, Blocks, and Alleys: Achieving a Network of Walkable Streets        
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Traditional development calls for a balanced range of housing price points or “attainable housing” within neighborhoods. Single-family homes sit next to small apartment buildings. The housing types are integrated and do not clash. A young couple can rent next to a family with four children. Mixing the different types, levels, and scopes of a society creates an authentic community.

With sprawl, the key word is segregation. Sprawl segregates by any characteristic such as income, ownership, age, dog owner, and/or children.