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1. Strength in Numbers: Building Vibrant, Compact Communities

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   • May 26, 2004

2. MPC Recommendations Regarding Notification for Map Amendments and Variations

   • Publication
   • Apr 1, 2004

3. Accommodating the Housing Needs of Families and Workers as the Chicago Region and Illinois Grow

   • Publication
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   • Feb 6, 2004

4. Looking at Illinois FIRST and Beyond

   • Publication
   • (547 KB)
   • Jan 30, 2004

5. Lay of the Land 2003: A National Survey of Zoning Reform

   • Publication
   • (69 KB)
   • Nov 12, 2003

6. Employer-Assisted Housing 2003 Mid-Year Report

   • Publication
   • (555 KB)
   • Oct 19, 2003

7. Transportation Solutions for Employers and Employees: Transit Benefits, Employer-Assisted Housing, and Location Efficient Mortgages

   • Publication
   • (164 KB)
   • Oct 14, 2003

8. Implementing Illinois FIRST

   • Publication
   • (159 KB)
   • Apr 24, 2003

9. Temporary Relocation, Permanent Choice: Serving Families With Rent Vouchers During the Chicago Housing Authority Plan for Transformation

   • Publication
   • (195 KB)
   • Posted by Robin Snyderman
   • Apr 8, 2003

10. Business Leaders for Transportation Testimony to the U.S. Senate Field Hearing on Surface Transportation

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    • Apr 7, 2003

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