What's Wrong With Regionalism?

Regional planning makes sense, but it won't just happen because it's "good planning."

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June 10, 2002, 7:00 AM PDT

Why is it that long-term regional growth planning processes lack significant engagement? Why is it that discussions of the future of Southern California usually generate only a smattering of interest, when discussions of whether a jurisdiction should allow a convenience store on the corner bring out the masses? Writing in PLANetizen, Rick Bishhop, Executive Director of the Western Riverside Council of Governments, outlines the eight reasons that often cause regional planning to fail.

Thanks to Chris Steins

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Sunday, June 9, 2002 in Planetizen

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