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47 I� <br /> If <br /> gar 7 (1 i <br /> Communities Changing Places: Procedural Due Process an <br /> Rebuilding Community Plain English: A Guide for <br /> ai-�d Sprawl <br /> in theAge of Sprawl Preservation Commissions <br /> Challen n S rawL• <br /> . � g P National Trust President An explanation of procedural <br /> Organ ' ReTonses Richard Moe suggests due process and guidance onIt <br /> ' tA <br /> =: ' <br /> ti II <br /> to a 1lTattoa2al problem alternatives to sprawl and t -opics that commonly arise z _ <br /> Read about the perspectives highway dependency by in the context of local 4ti -3` <br /> Of national, state, and presenting case studies of ordinances granting regula- A; ti <br /> regional organizations communities that have tory powers to historic - , . - . ='` r' M1rYVLn <br /> I, <br /> playing major roles in used preservation as a tool preservation commissions . <br /> combating sprawl. to fight the decay of city Order No. 2PRO $ 6 <br /> Order No. 2CON $ 10 centers and sprawl. Innovative Tools for <br /> ISBN 0-80504368-3 ,:; : :;: Historic A4eservation <br /> Order No. 2CH2 $ 13 . 95 ( ' ' ` A look at financial incentives, <br /> Better Models for is Preservation Planning <br /> Su erstores Wi t,., conservation districts, compre- <br /> `; ' ` Cities Pack om the Edge: <br /> Learn how several national g ' hensive downzonmg, growth <br /> P' ' Preservation Law New Life from Downtown management programs and <br /> discount retailers have taken ' ;., . ; . . . . . . . . . . <br /> Roberta Brandes Gratz looks comprehensive planning, and <br /> steps to minimize sprawl and Heritage ResouyresImo,; at cities that have "come regulatory relief, <br /> fit in better with the landscape Protectin theArcheolo al » <br /> and existing communities. g alive with basic policy Order No. 2INN $ 28 <br /> $ 10 and Culiural.,�nl ronment changes such as curbside <br /> Order No. 2I21 Comprehensive review of parking walkable sidewalks <br /> P g> > <br /> federal laws and court neighborhood shopping, ' = ` Disaster Preparedness <br /> decisions that govern the R ;. ;, P <br /> Better Models for g and more to sustain growth <br /> Chain Drugstores protection of all heritage into the 21st century. ControllangDisasten <br /> g resources—archeological, ISBN 047144417 -7 .Earthquake,Dazard <br /> Examples of compatible chain historic, maritime , and Order No. 2Cl2 $ 19 .95 Reduction for Historicdntgstore development in Native American. .Buildings <br /> historic downtowns. ISBN 0471 -25158-5 Order No. 2I61 $ 6 <br /> Order No. 2I29 $ 6 Order No . 2HER $80 Smart .States, Better <br /> Communities: <br /> .Flow State Governments Hurricane Readiness <br /> Flow Superstore Sprawl Takings Law in Can He Citizens Pre- Guide for fawners and <br /> Can Harm Communities Plain English serve their Communities a g�"s of'�I storie <br /> (And What Citizens Can Overview of takings law with Policy initiatives that state .Resources <br /> Igo About It suggestions for responding to Order No. 2197 $6 <br /> governments can undertake <br /> A valuable guide for citizens the takings issue. to support the efforts of citizens <br /> faced with superstore develop- to No. 2TAK $6 to save what they value most irvawmtforRoodwo <br /> ment in their community. about their communities, DamagedHistm* BuMngy <br /> ISBN 0-89133 -3924 ' ISBN 0-89133 -356-8 <br /> No MEOrder No. 2I82 No charge <br /> Order No. 2SUP $ 20 ' A Laypersons Order No. 2SMA $ 20 <br /> Guide to Preservation Law: ' <br /> Federal State and Local <br /> Laws GoverningHistoric Place Notes <br /> .Resource Protection Definitions and descriptions <br /> A look at the various laws and of more than 50 planning <br /> regulations that protect tools and techniques to assist <br /> historic resources as well as residents of rural communities <br /> laws governing nonprofit with planning and preserva- <br /> organizations and museum tion issues . <br /> properties. Updated 2001 . Order No . 2IPN $ 10 <br /> Order No . 2I99 $ 12 <br />