Planning instruments to control urban growth

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Planning instruments to control urban growth. / Jørgensen, Gertrud; Nielsen, Thomas Alexander Sick.

I: PLUREL Newsletter, Nr. 7, 2010, s. 4-5.

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Jørgensen, G & Nielsen, TAS 2010, 'Planning instruments to control urban growth', PLUREL Newsletter, nr. 7, s. 4-5.

APA

Jørgensen, G., & Nielsen, T. A. S. (2010). Planning instruments to control urban growth. PLUREL Newsletter, (7), 4-5.

Vancouver

Jørgensen G, Nielsen TAS. Planning instruments to control urban growth. PLUREL Newsletter. 2010;(7):4-5.

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Jørgensen, Gertrud ; Nielsen, Thomas Alexander Sick. / Planning instruments to control urban growth. I: PLUREL Newsletter. 2010 ; Nr. 7. s. 4-5.

Bibtex

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abstract = "It is challenging to plan and control urban development in peri-urban areas. But if no planning is done, the result will often be unsustainable, including widespread, dispersed and uncoordinated urban growth. Spatial planning based on zoning remains the most important planning instrument and its success depend on regional coordination. Incentive based instruments may contrbute to growth management, but only few examples are available and their effects on urban growth patterns yet to be seen.",
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