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Aug 2005
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Hope New Jersey Hope Township is Poised at a Crossroads
Nov 2008
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Nissequogue River Stewardship Action Plan
Aug 2007
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A Regional Rail Center: Moynihan East and West
Aug 2007
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Somerville Station Area and Landfill Vision Plan
Mar 2010
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Designing for Success The New Jersey Regional Design Institute
Jul 2009
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Transit-Centered Development The Connecticut and Westchester Institute
Jan 2009
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The Box and Beyond Urban Design for Infill Houses in Newark
Jul 2006
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Governors Island Guidelines for Parks and Public Spaces
May 2006
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Fundamental Property Tax Reform II A Guide for Evaluating Proposals
Oct 2004
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Financing Options for the MTA Capital Program
Oct 2004
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An Assessment of the 2005-2009 Capital Needs of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Sep 2004
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Toward an American Spatial Development Perspective A Policy Roundtable on the Federal Role in Metropolitan Development
Jan 2009
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Transit-Centered Development The Long Island Mayors and Supervisors’ Institute on Community Design
Nov 2008
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An Infrastructure Vision for the 21st Century America 2050
Oct 2008
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Tomorrow’s Transit New Mobility for the Region’s Urban Core
Oct 2006
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Newark Draft Vision Plan
Jun 2006
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Placemaking in Inner Ring Suburbs, Small Towns and Edge Cities The June 2006 New Jersey Mayors’ Institute on Community Design
Oct 2005
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Communities in Transition The October 2005 New Jersey Mayors’ Institute on Community Design
Aug 2005
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Design Matters The June 2005 New Jersey Mayors’ Institute on Community Design
Feb 2005
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Urban Development Alternatives for the Hudson Rail Yards
Nov 2004
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Growing Smart and Healthy Designing Healthy Schools and Communities
Sep 2004
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A Civic Assessment of the Lower Manhattan Planning Process