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246 <br /> TABLE <br /> ESSENTIAL AND IMPORTANT A • PRESENT IN SUCCESSFUL TD PROGRAMS <br /> (From Pruetz's and r # +9 JAPA Article, V117,3t r of 1 Rights r Research <br /> and Practice). . :. ;_ -,• tizf <br /> K-,ru "y' ✓�,'.. 6��,s' rS 1�U'.�jrYi 7'�'''k�'rr � s� +ri`S"E`" � r�'* <br /> � Strong r©moiin <br /> ,�Str�ct � <br /> n SLY DenSi _ alt"s Certain 9 Simple <br /> TDR <br /> _ <br /> � t� evading Incentives public i5r `,< ; <br /> a dean € �k y to use rE_�: process ��.;. Bank <br /> �..., ,s,f �, <br /> Y;tk3 1i #areas �; , x rregs. support faca��rron <br /> h 3. .�.,u"^�',�.L [;. til CS��d r _.__�;'�'�%`�° a• .t ai--,` TDR <br /> Montgomery X X X X X X X <br /> County, MD <br /> New Jersey X X X X X X X X X <br /> Pinelands, NJ <br /> King County, X X X X X X X X X <br /> WA <br /> Calvert X X X X X X X X X <br /> County, MD <br /> Collier X X X X X X X X <br /> County, FL <br /> Boulder X X X X X X X X X <br /> County, CO <br /> Rather than adopt traditional TDR programs, several communities have adopted different <br /> regulatory programs—ones that aim to accomplish similar goals as TDR programs, but that operate <br /> much differently. Appendix 2 contains two examples from the state of Colorado; communities in <br /> other states, including Florida, Massachusetts, and Washington, have also adopted these types of <br /> alternative programs. <br />