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

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

City Waterfront: Ending an Era of Neglect,, 1971 Box 29, Volume 15

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Civic Affairs: Street Prostitution in Our Cities,, 1982 Box 4, Volume 21

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Colorado Design Guidelines Project workbook #2, Box 18, Volume 6

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Combatting cultural and commercial improvishment : the protection of financially vulnerable activities in urban renewal operations,, 1981 Box 43, Volume 7

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Commercial and Industrial Condominiums,, 1976 Box 4, Volume 22

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Commercial Intersections in Older Neighborhoods: New Orleans,, 1980 Box 18, Volume 7

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Commercial Revitalization in Flatbush: Citibank Flatbush Pilot Project,, 1982 Box 32, Volume 8

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Community advisory visit report on Los Angeles county.,, 1980 Box 43, Volume 8

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Community development block grant program can be more effective in revitalizing the nation's cities,, 1981 Box 4, Volume 23

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Community energy design primer,, 1980 Box 23, Volume 12

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