Resources - Smart Growth

• Ball, Scott.  Aging in Place: A Toolkit for Local Governments, Smart Growth America, 36 pages, PDF Large.
• Benfield, Kaid; Terris, Jutka; and Vorsanger, Nancy.  Solving Sprawl:  Models of Smart Growth in Communities Across America, Natural Resources Defense Council, 2001, 200 pages, paperback. (INT)
• Bicycle Federation of America, Creating Walkable Communities: A Guide for Local Governments, 1998, 109 pages, (PDF)
• Blackwell, Angela and Fox, Radhika. Regional Equity and Smart Growth: Opportunities for Advancing Social and Economic Justice in America, Policy Link and Funders Network for Smart Growth and Livable Communities, 2004, 24 pages, PDF.
• Burden, Dan and Wallwork, Michael.  Street Design Guidelines for Healthy Neighborhoods, Center for Livable Communities, 52 pages, paperback.* (INT)
• Burden, Dan, Streets and Sidewalks, People and Cars: The Citizen’s Guide to Traffic Calming, Center for Livable Communities, 2000, 52 pages, paperback.* (BAS)
• Burden, Dan.  Walkable Communities: Designing for Pedestrians, SEMCOG, 1998. (INT)
• Corbett, Judy and Zykofsy, Paul. Building Livable Communities: A Policymakers Guide to Transit-Oriented Development The Center for Livable Communities, 1996, 77 pages, paperback. (ADV)
• Cruce, Laura.  “Making Trails from Linear Space: The Michigan Chapter of the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy Expands Into the Greenways Movement,” Planning and Zoning News, January 1997, p. 5-7. (INT)
• DeGrove, John. Planning Policy and Politics: Smart Growth and the States, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, 2005, 360 pages, paperback.
• Duany, Adres. Smart Code: A Comprehensive Form-Based Planning Ordinance, 2005, 24 pages, PDF Large.
• Erickson, Donna.  “Implementation of Metropolitan Greenway Networks,” Planning and Zoning News, February 1997, p. 15-20. (INT)
• Frank, Lawrence; Engelke, Peter; and Schmid, Thomas.  Health and Community Design:  The Impact of the Built Environment on Physical Activity, Island Press, 2003, 253 pages, paperback. (ADV)
• Freilich, Robert.  From Sprawl to Smart Growth, American Bar Association, 1999, 346 pages, paperback. (INT)
• Funders Network for Smart Growth and Livable Communities. Energy and Smart Growth: Its About How and Where We Build, Translation Paper No. 15, 20 pages, PDF.
• International City/County Management Association.  Getting to Smart Growth, ICMA and the Smart Growth Network, 2001, 100 pages, available in PDF format at  http://www.smartgrowth.org/pdf/gettosg.pdf (BAS)
• International City/County Management Association.  Getting to Smart Growth II, ICMA and the Smart Growth Network, 2003, 122 pages, available in PDF format at http://www.smartgrowth.org/pdf/gettosg2.pdf (BAS)
• Lang, Robert, LeFurgy, Jennifer and Hornburg, Steven. Wall Street to Your Street: New Solutions for Smart Growth Finance Funders Network for Smart Growth and Livable Communities, 2005, 36 pages, PDF.
• LeRoy, Greg and Khan, Mafruza. Workforce Development and Smart Growth: Opportunities for Linking Movements, Funders Network for Smart Growth and Livable Communities, 2005, 16 pages, PDF.
• Low, Greg.  A Citizens Guide to Achieving a Healthy Community, Economy, and Environment, Center for Compatible Economic Development, 1996, various pages. (INT)
• Mattera, Philip and LeRoy, Greg. The Jobs are Back in Town: Urban Smart Growth and Construction Employment, Good Jobs First, 2003, 59 pages, PDF.
• Mishkovsky, Nedajda. Public Sector Leadership: The Role of Local Government in Smart Growth, Funders Network for Smart Growth and Livable Communities, 2005, 20 pages, PDF.
• Moe, Richard.  “Restoring Communities and Making Them Livable:  The Flip Side of Sprawl,” Planning and Zoning News, November 1998, p. 10-14. (BAS)
• National Association of Counties.  Local Tools for Smart Growth:  Practical Strategies and Techniques to Improve Our Communities, NACO, Joint Center for Sustainable Communities, and the Smart Growth Network, 2001, 67 pages, paperback. (BAS)
• Nolon, John.  Well Grounded:  Using Local Land Use Authority to Achieve Smart Growth, Environmental Law Institute, 2001, 469 pages, paperback. (INT)
• North Carolina Smart Growth Alliance. Healthy Rural Communities: A Resource Action Guide for North Carolina, 2004, 71 pages, PDF Large.
• O’Neill, David J., et al.  The Smart Growth Tool Kit:  Community Profiles and Case Studies to Advance Smart Growth Practices, ULI, 146 pages, paperback. (BAS)
• Szold, Terry and Carbonell, Armondo.  Smart Growth: Form and Consequences, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, 2002, 208 pages.
• Urban Land Institute.  Smart Growth:  Myth and Fact, ULI, 1999, 26 pages
• Urban Land Institute. Ten Principles for Smart Growth on the Suburban Fringe, 2004, 22 pages.
• Weitz, Jerry.  Smart Growth Audits (PAS 512), APA Planners Advisory Service, 2002, paperback. (BAS)
• Wells, Barbara.  Smart Growth at the Frontier:  Strategies and Resources for Rural Communities, Northeast-Midwest Institute, 2002, 82 pages, paperback. (BAS)