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Built environment
The human-made space in which people live, work, and engage in leisure activities on a daily basis
Smart growth
Policies that combat regional sprawl by addressing issues of population density and transportation
Smart growth policies
mixed land use, compact design, infill development, variety of transportation choices, diverse housing options, preservation of natural environment
Compact design
Development that grows up (in the form of taller buildings) rather than out (in the form of urban sprawl)
Diverse housing options
Policy that encourages building quality housing for people and families of all stages and income levels in a range of prices within a neighborhood
New Urbanism
An approach to city planning that focuses on fostering European-style cities of dense settlements, attractive architecture, and housing of different types and prices within walking distance to shopping, restaurants, jobs, and public transportation
New Urbanism principles
Walkability, connectivity, mixed use and diversity, diverse housing options, quality architecture and urban design, traditional neighborhood structure, increased density, smart transportation, sustainability, quality of life
Greenbelt
A zone of grassy, forested, or agricultural land seperating urban areas
Zoning
the classfication of land according to restrictions on its use and development
Slow-growth city
A city that changes its zoning laws to decrease the rate at which the city spreads horizontally, with the goal of avoiding the negative effects of sprawl
Negative responses to Urban Design Initiatives
Property value will decrease, amount of affordable housing will decrease, property owners will face restrictions on the use of their land, existing communities will be disrupted, new development will cause segragation, structures and places of historical importance will be destroyed or severely impacted, sprawl will increase rather than decrease
Anti-displacement tenant activists
Advocates for poor and working-class residents who are at risk of losing their affordable housing to new development
De facto segregation
Racial segregation that is not supported by law but is still apparent