The Planning Process & the Parable of the Boiled Frog
Planning commissioner Mark Miles on how continued growth and development brings to mind the parable of the boiled frog….
Planning commissioner Mark Miles on how continued growth and development brings to mind the parable of the boiled frog….
…becoming an economic hub in the Metro Detroit region. But, as Planning Director Mark Miller pointed out to me, the growth curve has flattened. With the sharp decline of the automotive industry in Michigan, Troy…
…street in Hoboken. Photo by James “JR” Ronczy. Hoboken is a compact blue-collar city of 50,000 people. It is characterized by blocks of brownstones and riverfront high-rises, packed into just under 1.75 square miles directly…
…photos by Wayne Senville unless otherwise noted. You know Orenco Station — the development, that is — is important, first of all, because there’s a detailed Wikipedia entry about it (not many developments can boast…