Urban renewal

Article Abstract:

The US federal government laid the foundation for 'urban renewal' with the Housing Act 1949, which funded large-scale clearances of 'blighted' urban areas to promote the goals of a decent home and suitable environment for every American. The 'urban renewal' policies aimed at ridding central cities of supposedly blighted residential and commercial neighborhoods and replacing them with better housing and more attractive commercial centers.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Laws, regulations and rules, Commercial real estate, Residential real estate

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Aging infrastructures: are toll roads the best way to maintain highways and bridges?

Article Abstract:

The authors debate on the issue of the maintenance of highways and bridges with regards to toll payments.

General services, Highway and Street Construction, Management dynamics, Executive changes & profiles, Highways & Streets Repair, Management, Officials and employees, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Maintenance and repair, Company business management, Roads, Road maintenance, Toll roads, Graves, Bill, Poole, Robert W., Jr., American Trucking Associations, Reason Foundation (Los Angeles, California)

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