The Subdivision and Site Plan Handbook

  • The Subdivision and Site Plan Handbook
    The Subdivision and Site Plan Handbook
    By David Listokin, Carole Walker

    Residential Access Streets Lane widths. Moving lanes should be 10-feet wide—a dimension not overly wide, yet adequate for the low traffic volume and 25-mph speed limit typical on residential access streets.

  • The Subdivision and Site Plan Handbook
    The Subdivision and Site Plan Handbook
    By Robert White

    Reps , Town Planning in Frontier America , p . 209 . 18. See A.M. Sakolski , The Great American Land Bubble ( New York : Harper & Brothers Publishers , 1932 ) , which describes a century and a half of American land speculation . 19.

  • The Subdivision and Site Plan Handbook: The subdivision and site plan handbook
    By David Listokin

    The Subdivision and Site Plan Handbook: The subdivision and site plan handbook

  • The Subdivision and Site Plan Handbook
    By Robert White, David Listokin, Carole Walker

    David Listokin and Carole Walker's analyses are flexible, efficient, responsive to local conditions, and balance regulatory costs and benefits. This is a definitive and invaluable resource!"--Provided by publisher.

  • The Subdivision and Site Plan Handbook
    The Subdivision and Site Plan Handbook
    By David, Listokin

    The Subdivision and Site Plan Handbook

  • The Subdivision and Site Plan Handbook
    The Subdivision and Site Plan Handbook
    By Robert White

    David Listokin and Carole Walker's analyses are flexible, efficient, responsive to local conditions, and balance regulatory costs and benefits. This is a definitive and invaluable resource!