Tuesdays at APA—Plants, Paddles, and People: Creating Community through Green Infrastructure and Waterfront Development in Blue Island, Ill. - Metropolitan Planning Council

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Tuesdays at APA—Plants, Paddles, and People: Creating Community through Green Infrastructure and Waterfront Development in Blue Island, Ill.

  • November 25, 2013

David Morley

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Slides from Tuesdays at APA—Plants, Paddles, and People: Creating Community through Green Infrastructure and Waterfront Development in Blue Island, Ill., presentation by MPC's Abby Crisostomo and Jason Berry of the City of Blue Island.

Audio recording of the presentation can be found on the Tuesdays at APA website.

Keywords

blue island, Cal-Sag Channel, Calumet, community engagement, green infrastructure, Millennium Reserve, Placemaking, stormwater, stormwater management, stormwater mitigation, waterfront, Waterfront Access

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