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

Start Over Collection Partners for Livable Communities collection, 1962/1994

California State Land Use Planning,, 1975 Box 42, Volume 14

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California Tomorrow Plan,, 1971 Box 25, Volume 12

Alfred Heller, editor

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California Waterfront Age Vol. 1 No. 4, The San Francisco Bay,, 1985 Box 29, Volume 11

Donald B. Neuwirth, editor

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Camden : US arts : strategies for the 80's,, 1986 Box 29, Volume 12

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Campana : Ingeniero White, puerto esperanza (selected clippings from La Nueva Provincia) ,, 1984 Box 18, Volume 2

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Campus and community,, 1980 Box 4, Volume 4

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Capital area greenway program: private land goes public,, 1982 Box 42, Volume 15

Arthur Jackson

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Capital budgeting and infrastructure in American cities : an initial assessment,, 1983 Box 4, Volume 5

National League of Cities

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Car drivers test public transportation : a measure to encourage persons to switch to public transportation,, 1983 Box 36, Volume 2

Werner Brog and Otto G. Forg

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Carolina Theatre, Winston-Salem, N.C. : a feasibility study,, 1976 Box 14, Volume 5

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