Planning November 2019
Planning November 2019
Preemption, Tax Credits, Freight
In November's issue of Planning, examine the double-edged sword of preemption. As state and federal preemption of local control is increasing, it can keep special interests from grabbing control — or obstruct local battles. Tax code changes are making low-income housing tax credits less valuable, and funding projects even harder. In the e-commerce age, delivery trucks are causing congestion in city streets — view eight strategies for successful freight planning.
Featured Articles
The Double-Edged Sword of Preemption
State and federal preemption of local control is on the rise. Brian Barth examines the implications for communities.
Freight Can't Wait
More delivery trucks are clogging city streets. Planner Tom Visée proposes eight strategies to keep them rolling.
Credit Limit
Tax reform made low-income housing tax credits less valuable. How are developers making up the shortfall? Story by Jake Blumgart.
News & Departments
Ever Green
Timothy Beatley takes a hike in San Francisco.
Viewpoint
Lessons from the Peace Corps.
Cover: Brain Light/Alamy.