…Note: See also Beth Humstone’s PCJ article, “Turning Downtowns Around: Business Improvement Districts” (supplementing her article, I take a closer look at the enormously successful Bryant Park BID). For cities, the benefits of strong urban…
…country, as planner Beth Humstone reported for us last year in “Eating on the Go: Mobile Food Trucks.” In Portland, food carts have really sizzled. Head downtown and you’ll find an entire city block (home…
…support. They do, however, typically require legislative authorization in order to be established. BIDs are widely used throughout the United States, as mentioned by Beth Humstone in her Planning Commissioners Journal article, “Turning Downtowns Around:…
…healthy small business ecosystem. Editor’s Note: For a look at one way in which businesses can come together, see Beth Humstone’s article, “Turning Downtowns Around: Business Improvement Districts.” See also Gwendolyn Hallsmith’s “Getting Started on…
See also Beth Humstone’s “Eating on the Go: Mobile Food Trucks” Read an excerpt from this article below. You can download the full article by using the link at the end of the excerpt. While…
…50 minute video presentation, “Delightful Density: the case for housing density.” PCJ Editor’s Note: for more on dealing with density concerns, see Beth Humstone’s PCJ article, “Getting the Density You Want.” Notes: From “Food…
…Dale — Laurence Gerckens Beth Humstone — Ed McMahon — Della Rucker — The Segedys — Kennedy Smith — Ric Stephens — Hannah Twaddell Voices from Planning Commissioners Over the years, many other individuals have…
