I think was suburbanization of the city meant was more a reference to the density of redevelopment in a city, not just the fact that redevelopment occurs. I.e., it's OK if they build a community center, as long as they build it in a intense-use fashion - so no big parking lots, preferably more than one floor, etc. The idea is that you have to keep land-use density in a city high.
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Date: 2003-10-21 08:50 am (UTC)