Urban Growth Boundary

LivXplore Podcast

I was recently asked to participate in a podcast with [...]

By pcfritz|2023-12-21T21:11:35+00:00December 21, 2023|Categories: Accessory Dwelling Units, Background, bike lanes, biking, Downtown Development, Housing, pedestrian connections, urban design, Urban Growth Boundary, Urban Vitality, walkable streets, walking, zoning|Tags: 15-minute cities, ADUs, affordable housing, human places, infill development, land use, Sebastopol, small town, The Barlow, urban design, walkability|0 Comments

Smart School Siting – The Final Chapter

Smart School Siting – The Final Chapter

(For background on this issue, see these previous posts: Smart School [...]

By pcfritz|2016-11-11T16:45:49+00:00November 11, 2016|Categories: land use, schools, Sebastopol, Urban Growth Boundary|Tags: school siting, Sebastopol Charter School, Sebastopol City Council, sprawl|0 Comments

Charter School Proximity to Residential Neighborhoods.

Charter School Proximity to Residential Neighborhoods.

This post in in the response to the following comment [...]

By pcfritz|2016-10-20T15:00:02+00:00October 20, 2016|Categories: land use, pedestrian connections, schools, Sebastopol, Urban Growth Boundary|Tags: connectivity, pedestrians, Sebastopol Charter School, walkability|0 Comments

Smart School Siting – 5

The end is near. After many years of working with [...]

By pcfritz|2016-10-13T17:35:48+00:00October 13, 2016|Categories: land use, schools, Sebastopol, Urban Growth Boundary|Tags: school siting, Sebastopol Charter School, sprawl, zoning|0 Comments

Santa Rosa: A City in Flux

This post was originally published as a guest post on [...]

By pcfritz|2016-01-15T11:38:12+00:00January 15, 2016|Categories: Background, cost of sprawl, land use, Strong Towns, Urban Growth Boundary, Urban Vitality|Tags: cost of sprawl, infill development, land use, land value, Santa Rosa, SMART Train, Strong Towns, Urban 3, Urban Community Partnership, Urban Growth Boundary|0 Comments