Collection: Partners for Livable Communities collection, 1962/1994

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

Case for rail transit,, 1978 Box 36, Volume 3

American Public Transportation Association

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Caution: Working Waterfront: the impact of change on marine enterprises,, 1985 Box 29, Volume 13

Ann Breen and Dick Rigby

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CDBG : a creative link to small-business development,, 1981 Box 4, Volume 6

MATCH Institution

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Center city environment and transportation : local government solutions,, 1977 Box 36, Volume 4

Public Technology, Inc.

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Central area parking and loading study : final recommendations report,, 1980 Box 36, Volume 4

Toronto, Ontario Commissioner of Public Works

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Central area parking and loading study, Response to the,, 1980 Box 36, Volume 5

Toronto, Ontario Commissioner of Public Works

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Central area plan review, principles,, 1975 Box 4, Volume 7

Toronto, Ontario Planning Board

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Central city plan : a comprehensive master plan for the central city area, Racine, Wisconsin,, 1975 Box 4, Volume 8

Racine, Wisconsin Central City Committee

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Centralized retail management: statement of program objectives,, 1986 Box 4, Volume 9

International Downtown Association

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Central Washington transportation and civic design study : a summary of a feasibility study,, 1977 Box 36, Volume 6

Joseph Passonneau and Partners

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