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Planning for Retail Activities in Small Downtowns: Towards a Pragmatic Approach
Downtown Bulletin: New York Council of Mayors (2004)
  • John Mullin
  • Zenia Kotval, Michigan State University
Abstract
Over the past twenty years there has been an enormous shift in terms of retail activity in our downtowns. The changes that have occurred have influenced where and how we shop, where we live and how we define the centers of our communities. As these have evolved, planners have constantly attempted to react and adapt. At times, they have been quite sucessful while, more often, they have been frustrated. What is most perplexing is that the shifts show no signs of abating. It is an exciting time to be undertaking downtown planning!
Publication Date
Spring 2004
Publisher Statement
This article is deposited with permission from NYCOM.
Citation Information
John Mullin and Zenia Kotval. "Planning for Retail Activities in Small Downtowns: Towards a Pragmatic Approach" Downtown Bulletin: New York Council of Mayors (2004)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/john_mullin/35/