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“LAND USE PLANNING also embodies much more sophisticated concerns than the simple question of preserving unspoiled areas. Yet here, too, a myth has been fostered that the -environmentalism’ embodied in this notion is a panicky ‘no growth’ philosophy. In fact, a sound land use planning process is rational development’s greatest ally. Far from halting economic advancement, it brings to bear the full force of human ingenuity to assure maximum social productivity in such development. Yes, it would halt some projects—the kind of highly speculative, short-range enterprises which have brought us leap-frog housing development, wasteful transportation patterns, and dying inner cities.—Congressman Morris Udall, Arizona.
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