Rural Environmental Planning for Sustainable Communities by Sargent, Frederic O. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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ABOUT ISLAND PRESS Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Preface Acknowledgments PART I - The Basis of Rural Environmental Planning

1 - The Scope of Rural Environmental Planning

COMPONENTS OF REP CASE: CHAMA, NEW MEXICO CASE: SAN YSIDRO, NEW MEXICO CASE: ESSEX, VERMONT CONCLUSION

2 - Rural Environmental Planning in Perspective

EARLY SETTLEMENT PATTERNS EVOLVING RURAL PATTERNS CONCEPTUAL BASIS OF REP RECENT RURAL PLANNING NEW DIMENSIONS FOR RURAL PLANNING CONCLUSION

3 - Rural Environmental Planning: Organization and Process

START-UP CREATING THE PLAN IMPLEMENTING THE PLAN CONCLUSION

PART II - The Components of Rural Environmental Planning

4 - Discovering Public Goals

TYPES OF PUBLIC GOALS METHODS OF DETERMINING GOALS CASE: SAN YSIDRO, NEW MEXICO CONCLUSION

5 - Inventorying the Resource Base

COMPREHENSIVE AND FOCUSED INVENTORIES SOURCES OF DATA NATURAL, CULTURAL, AND HUMAN RESOURCES CULTURAL RESOURCES CASE: ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO HUMAN RESOURCES CASE: CHAMA, NEW MEXICO CONCLUSION

6 - Protecting Natural Areas

THE NATURAL SCIENCE RATING THE PLANNING RATING THE COMBINED RATING THE NATURAL AREA CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM METHODS OF PROTECTING NATURAL AREAS CASE: CAMELS HUMP PARK, VERMONT CONCLUSION

7 - Keeping Land in Agriculture

NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE TECHNIQUES FOR RETAINING FARMLAND COMPARISON OF METHODS CASE: RIO ARRIBA COUNTY, NEW MEXICO CASE: DOÑA ANA COUNTY, NEW MEXICO CONCLUSION

8 - Planning Lake Basins

INDEX 1: LAKE VULNERABILITY INDEX 2: LAKESHORE LAND-USE INTENSITY INDEX 3: UPLAND WATERSHED LAND-USE INTENSITY INDEX 4: LAKE WATER QUALITY INDEX 5: COMBINED LAKE QUALITY INDICES ALTERNATIVE WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS CASE: VERMONT ASSOCIATION OF CONSERVATION DISTRICTS CONCLUSION

9 - Planning River Basins

MULTIPURPOSE FLOODPLAINS PUBLIC GOALS IN RIVER BASIN PLANNING WATER QUALITY CLASSIFICATION CASE: THE WINOOSKI RIVER VALLEY PARK DISTRICT, VERMONT CASE: THE UPPER RIO GRANDE, NEW MEXICO CONCLUSION

10 - Planning for Rural Quality, Recreation, and Historic Preservation

RURAL CHARACTER AND SENSE OF PLACE SCENERY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM PLANNING FOR RURAL RECREATION PLANNING FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION CASE: MANTEO, NORTH CAROLINA CONCLUSION

11 - Equity and Evaluation

POSITIVE SOCIAL PLANNING SOCIAL IMPACT ANALYSIS EVALUATING PLANS AND PLAN IMPLEMENTATION CONCLUSION

PART III - Guiding Rural Development

12 - Guiding the Rural Economy

DEFINING THE LOCAL ECONOMY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MODELS PLANNING GROWTH MANAGEMENT CASE: RAMAPO, NEW YORK ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AS GROWTH MANAGEMENT CONCLUSION

13 - Planning for Sustainable Development

DEFINING SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EMPHASIZING HUMAN DEVELOPMENT CASE: GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI EXPANDING LOCAL CONTROL OF RESOURCES CASE: MARSHALL, MINNESOTA INCREASING INTERNAL INVESTMENT CASE: BERKSHIRE HILLS, MASSACHUSETTS CHANGING ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL STRUCTURES CASE: NAVAJO INDIAN RESERVATION CONCLUSION

14 - Sustainable Development: Ganados del Valle Enterprises

EVOLUTION OF A SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY TIERRA WOOLS GANADOS DEL VALLE REVOLVING LOAN FUND RIO ARRIBA WOOL WASHING PLANT PASTORES LAMB PASTORES FEED AND GENERAL STORE AGRICULTURAL SUPPORT PROGRAMS ELEMENTS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF GANADOS DEL VALLE CONCLUSION

15 - The Legal Framework of Planning

LEGAL CONCEPTS CASE: EUCLID V. AMBLER REALTY COMPANY CASE: NOLLAN V. CALIFORNIA COASTAL COMMISSION CASE: FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF GLENDALE V. THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES CONCLUSION

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