Real Estate/Development
Nov. 19, 2002
Recycling Land to Curb Sprawl Gains Momentum
BY LARRY FINN Like many states, California is concerned about urban sprawl. After all, the state's beautiful landscape is a source of pride for Californians, and there is obviously a strong desire to preserve it by putting a curb on the development of relatively untouched areas. Fortunately, over the years, a lot of progress has been made in preserving "green" space by recycling formerly used properties.
Like many states, California is concerned about urban sprawl. After all, the state's beautiful landscape is a source of pride for Californians, and there is obviously a strong desire to preserve it by putting a curb on the development of relatively untouched areas. Fort...
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