On the recordMarch 7, 2017
A community's horizontal, low density expansion often results in a geographic footprint that is increasingly expensive over time, even to the point of becoming economically unsustainable.
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congress.govA community's horizontal, low density expansion often results in a geographic footprint that is increasingly expensive over time, even to the point of becoming economically unsustainable.
Discusses the financial implications of urban sprawl in his Main Street Initiative.
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