Study authors conclude that in this instance TIF encouraged relocation of jobs farther away from the region's concentrations of people of color, away from poverty-income households, and away from households receiving public assistance. In addition, such subsidies have made Anoka1s new jobs less accessible to workers without cars. Inland Waterfronts . Proceedings APA Online National Conference. Today, many inland U.S. cities are viewing their urban waterfronts as a key element of their urban redevelopment strategy.
Waterfronts vary greatly in their unique history, their size, and their current use strategy.
This paper is devoted to exploring both general waterfront development principles, as well as examples of unique case studies of urban inland waterfront revitalization. All Development is Not Created Equal. Planning Commissioners Journal, Fall 1998. Why communities should not lower their standards under the guise of generating economic development. Planning Commissioners Journal, Fall 1993.