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Urban Development

Urban cityscape showing buildings, roads, and infrastructure connected to responsible urban development
Building Resilient Communities Through Responsible Urban Development 600 450 Stories That Build

Building Resilient Communities Through Responsible Urban Development

How planning, housing, infrastructure, and neighborhood capacity shape the future of community resilience Urban development is often discussed in terms of buildings, zoning, housing units, roads, density, and land use.…

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Ontario neighborhood housing with ADU development
Planning for Affordability: Local Zoning Innovations to Address Housing Shortages 952 634 D'Andre Lampkin

Planning for Affordability: Local Zoning Innovations to Address Housing Shortages

California’s housing crisis isn’t confined to its coastal cities; it is reshaping communities like Ontario and the Inland Empire every day. Families are struggling with rising rents, limited housing options,…

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City of Ontario City Hall
Public Safety as a Foundational Enabler of Urban Resilience: Implications for Economic Stability, Mobility, and Community Development 1024 768 D'Andre Lampkin

Public Safety as a Foundational Enabler of Urban Resilience: Implications for Economic Stability, Mobility, and Community Development

Abstract This article argues that public safety is not merely a local government function, but the bedrock upon which economic prosperity, infrastructural development, mobility, and community services are built. Through…

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Residents gathering in a diverse neighborhood, symbolizing efforts to preserve choice and equity amid rising housing pressures.
Preserving Neighborhood Choice in the Face of Housing Legislation 1024 576 D'Andre Lampkin

Preserving Neighborhood Choice in the Face of Housing Legislation

The Impact of State-Mandated ADU Laws on Local Communities and Infrastructure I may be a little late to the game in addressing this issue, but it’s one that continues to…

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