Land Use 2025 - RhodeMap RI

REFERENCES1. Calthorpe, Peter and William Fulton, The Regional City (Washington, DC: IslandPress, 2001).2. Coastal Resources Management Council, The State of Rhode Island CoastalResources Management Program, As Amended (Providence, RI: CRMC, 1996).3. Davis, Marion, "Industrial Sites Rare, Prices Soar," Providence Business News, Oct.3-9, 2005.4. Diamond, Henry L. and Patrick Noonan, Land Use in America (Washington, DC:Island Press, 1996).5. Economy.com, "Rhode Island," Précis, State Edition, May 2004, www.economy.com.6. Governor's Growth Planning Council, 2001 Property Tax Subcommittee Report(Providence, RI: Governor's Growth Planning Council, 2002b).7. Governor's Growth Planning Council, Growth Centers: Recommendations forEncouraging Growth and Investment in Economically and Environmentally SoundLocations in Rhode Island (Providence, RI: Governor's Growth Planning Council,2002a).8. Governor's Growth Planning Council, Vacant and Abandoned Property: EffectiveSolutions for Rhode Island (Providence, RI: Governor'sGrowth Planning Council,2003).9. Grow Smart Rhode Island, A Strategy for Saving Rhode Island from Sprawl andUrban Decay: Grow Smart Rhode Island's Candidates' Briefing Book, October2004, www.growsmartri.com/briefingbook2.html.10. Grow Smart Rhode Island, The Costs of Suburban Sprawl and Urban Decay inRhode Island, Executive Summary, H.C. Planning Consultants, Inc., andPlanimetrics, LLP (Providence, RI: Grow Smart Rhode Island, 1999).11. Ortiz, Edward, "Got Trees? Providence is Cutting Down More than It's Planting,"Providence Journal, May 23, 2004.12. Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management, Division of Agriculture,Division Report: Agricultural Land Preservation (Providence, RI: RIDEM, 2004).13. Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management, Office of EnvironmentalCoordination, and the Rhode Island Division of Planning, Rhode Island NonpointLand Use 2025: Rhode Island State Land Use Policies and Plan (April 2006) R-1