Collection: Partners for Livable Communities collection, 1962/1994 / Date range: 1979 - ARVAS Search Results

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How to raise dollars for redevelopment : financing commercial revitalization, 1979 Box 8, Volume 10

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Los Angeles central city community plan, 1979 Box 9, Volume 6

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Major development opportunities and issues in Canada's regions, 1979 Box 47, Volume 12

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Minneapolis warehouse artist living/working space project, 1979 Box 15, Volume 8

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Minneapolis warehouse artist living/working space project: Executive Summary, 1979 Box 15, Volume 9

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Modernizing rail transit for today's city, 1979 Box 38, Volume 6

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New approaches in state transportation planning : prepared for presentation at the 58th annual meeting, Transportation Research Board..., 1979 Box 38, Volume 10

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Northern Peninsula Highway zoning study, 1979-1984, 1979 Box 38, Volume 12

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Orlando metropolitan area ... today : ULI 1979 fall meeting project brochure, 1979 Box 11, Volume 1

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Oysterville architectural guidelines, 1979 Box 20, Volume 11

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