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APA's Planning Advisory Service is a community of planners — and we're the kind of neighbors who don’t mind sharing the contents of our toolbox. PAS subscribers are just a click or a call away from the best practices and innovative solutions they need to get the job done. This Month @ PAS Resources from PAS to you, new each month. Community Visioning and Corridor Planning:
Experiences from Lincoln City, OregonAre you about to embark on a community visioning process? Or looking for new ideas for your next planning effort? In this issue of PAS Memo, practitioners from Lincoln City, Oregon, offer some recommendations and ideas based on a new approach they took for their recent visioning and corridor planning effort. PAS Memo Understanding Planned Unit DevelopmentHave you read the latest PAS QuickNotes? It will help your planning commission better understand how planned unit development provisions can offer an alternative to conventional lot-by-lot development while advancing smart growth and sustainability principles. Also, keep an eye out for next month's edition, which will discuss low impact development. PAS Quicknotes Celebrating 60 Years of Research and PASIt's been 60 years since the publication of the first PAS Report. APA's Research Department and Planning Advisory Service are honoring this important milestone by posting a series of early PAS Reports online, one per month, through March 2010. This month's reprint is the January 1952 report The Special District: A New Zoning Development, providing a peek at a cutting-edge zoning development of the early 1950s. These special subcategories of conventional zoning districts began to break down the "airtight" tripartite divisions of residential, commercial, and industrial use. Read PAS Report No. 34 See the whole series of early reports available online APA Library The APA Library is home to a specialized collection of more than 4,500 books on planning and related topics. We also maintain complete collections of APA serial publications, including JAPA, Planning, and various division newsletters. Learn more and search the catalog The library welcomes visitors at its Chicago location. Please contact the librarian at library@planning.org to schedule a tour or research appointment. Our ServiceSince 1949, planners have turned to PAS for the information they need. When your department or organization subscribes to PAS, you're just a click or call away from practical planning resources and our customized research service. About PAS Subscribe
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