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Fiscal Impacts of Land Development: A Critique of Methods and Review of Issues
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Thomas Muller. 1975.
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- and Dawson, Grace, Impact of Annex- ation on City Finances: A Case Study in Rich- mond, Virginia (1975) — Regional Science Association, February
- Scott, Claudia D., Forecasting Local Govern- ment Spending, Washington, D.C., The Urban Institute, 1972 (1974) — Changes in expenditures for public services Bibliography in two cities, examining impact of growth pat- terns on these changes. “School Census in Fairfax Protested,” Washing- ton Post, August 5
- 49, Bradford, P (1973) — Economic Review, June
- Collection of fourteen fiscal impact studies, in- cluding residential and nonresidential develop- ment (1973) — Urban Growth—The California Experience
- General Social and Economic Char- acteristics, United States Summary, Washington, D.C., June 1972 (1973) — Washington, D.C., March
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- Sponsored by Na- tional Science Foundation (1973) — Rand Corporation, May
- Fiscal and other impact of growth in city (1973) — Ann Arbor Growth Study, February
- Com- puter-assisted procedure to examine revenue and cost data (1973) — General computer simulation model with fiscal submodel. Sponsored by HUD. Gale, Dennis E., The Municipal Impact Evalua- tion System, American Society of Planning Of- ficials, Report No. 294, September
- Fiscal impact of alternative development patterns for large tracts of land in semirural area (1973) — The Greater Hartford Process, Options for Fu- ture Development of East Farms
- Part of com- puter simulation system for Michigan State Hous- ing Development Authority (1972) — Community Impact Model
- General text on PUDs, including retrospective case study (1972) — Rutgers University
- Cri- tique of the Palo Alto Study (see 40 above), stating limitations of approach (1972) — Home Builders of Greater Eastbay
- Dis- cussion of factors which influence fiscal impact of residential and nonresidential development (1971) — Outline of a general methodology, with fiscal data for Northern Virginia, for use by local governments. Stuart, Darwin G., and Teska, Robert B., “Who Pays for What?” Urban Land, March
- Fiscal characteristics of county by type of land use, case study (1970) — Use Analysis of Prince George’s County
- Changes in public outlays as a result of rapid suburbani- zation New Jersey County and Local Government Study Commission, Multifamily Housing and Municipal Services, Trenton, 1973 (1969) — State University of New York
- Breese, Gerald, et al., The Impact of Large In- stallations on Nearby Areas—Accelerated Urban Growth, Beverly Hills, Sage Publications, 1965 (1969) — Kentucky Press
- Review of earlier work on alternative development patterns (1967) — Harvard University
- Review of earlier work on the subject (1967) — Harvard University
- U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1972 Census of Governments, Vol (1965) — John Hopkins Press
- Extensive bibliography of cost-benefit, cost- revenue analysis (1963) — Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina
- Cost differentials if location or pattern of residential development is varied (1955) — Wheaton, William L., and Schussheim, Morton J., The Cost of Municipal Services in Residential Areas, Washington, D.C., U.S. Department of Commerce
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