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Metropolitan Initiative: The Federal Role in Metropolitan Cooperation
By Clement Dinsmore. March 1, 1997Metropolitan Initiative
Illustrates types of initiatives that the federal government is taking or facilitating that are more responsive to the local needs and concerns of constituencies within regions and can serve as models or tools for future federal action relative to regional communities.
http://www.cnt.org/repository/FederalRole.pdf (80.7kb) - Conference PaperMetropolitan Initiative: Innovations in Metropolitan Cooperation
By Julia Parzen. March 1, 1997Metropolitan Initiative
Presents the rich variety of U.S. experiments with metropolitan cooperation; the attributes which seem to contribute to success; and what more would be possible with a new federal initiative.
http://www.cnt.org/repository/Innovations.pdf (181.1kb) - Conference PaperStaying in the Game: Exploring Options for Urban Sustainability
By Urban Sustainability Learning Group. June 1, 1996A resource to support the development of local and national networks to learn about and act on sustainability in densely populated industrial regions.
http://www.cnt.org/repository/Staying-in-the-Game.pdf (402.1kb)Briefing Paper: Los Angeles Metropolitan Initiative Forum
By Rick Cole. March 1, 1996Metropolitan Initiative
A briefing paper on the state of the Los Angeles region.
http://www.cnt.org/repository/MetroInitiativeLA.pdf (59.6kb) - Conference PaperNew Growth in Older Communities (Full Report)
By CNT. January 1, 1900An analysis of the best opportunities in the Chicago region to maximize the potential opportunities for economic revitalization built around transportation assets---both freight and passenger---as a means of carrying out comprehensive development that includes jobs, housing, and commercial elements.
http://www.cnt.org/repository/New-Growth.pdf (1,433.5kb) - ReportNew Growth in Older Communities (Executive Summary)
By CNT. January 1, 1900An analysis of the best opportunities in the Chicago region to maximize the potential opportunities for economic revitalization built around transportation assets---both freight and passenger---as a means of carrying out comprehensive development that includes jobs, housing, and commercial elements.
http://www.cnt.org/repository/New-Growth-Exec-Summary.pdf (1,019.5kb) - Executive SummaryChanging Direction: Transportation Choices for 2030
By CNT. January 1, 1900A synthesis of regional reports derived from a broad public involvement process carried out by the Chicago Transportation & Air Quality Commission to plan for the Illinois region's transportation future.
http://www.cnt.org/repository/changingdirection.pdf (1,533.1kb)State of the Region: Moving Forward with Better Transportation Choices
By CNT. January 1, 1900A status report toward progress on goals extablished in Changing Direction: Transportation Choices for 2030
http://www.cnt.org/repository/State-of-the-Region-2030.pdf (301.1kb)Developing Stories: Homegrown Innovations on Growth
By Bob Heuer. January 1, 1900A guide to innovative strategies being applied in the Chicago region to achieve smart growth.
http://www.cnt.org/repository/Developing-Stories.pdf (968.5kb)Briefing Paper: St. Louis Metropolitan Initiative Forum
January 1, 1900Metropolitan Initiative
A briefing paper on the state of the St. Louis region.
http://www.cnt.org/repository/MetroInitiativeStLouis.pdf (90.2kb) - Conference Paper
