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This work surveys the practical legal tools and administrative practices used to shape urban development, focusing on municipal acquisition of land, methods of distributing improvement costs, and the regulatory powers available to cities. It compares variations in state statutes and local practice, draws on questionnaires, code reviews, and on-site studies of multiple municipalities, and treats eminent domain, assessment and taxation, plan commissions, and building regulation as interrelated elements of implementing urban designs. Appendices collect significant statutes and cases and the narrative highlights how differing legal mechanisms aid or impede the realization of comprehensive urban improvements.

About the Author

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Flavel Shurtleff

Flavel Shurtleff was an American author and urban planner known for his influential work in city planning. His notable book, "Carrying Out the City Plan," addresses the practical aspects of implementing urban design and development strategies. Through his writings, Shurtleff contributed to the discourse on urban development in the early 20th century, emphasizing the importance of thoughtful planning in creating functional and aesthetically pleasing urban environments. His insights remain relevant to contemporary discussions on urbanism and city management.

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