The New Transit Town best practices in transit-oriented development Dittmar, Hank. Ohland, Gloria. text bibliography dcu 2004 monographic eng
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xiii, 253 p. ill. ; 24 cm. Transit oriented development (TOD) seeks to maximize access to mass transit and nonmotorized transportation with centrally located rail or bus stations surrounded by relatively high-density commercial and residential development. New Urbanists and smart growth proponents have embraced the concept and interest in TOD is growing, both in the United States and around the world -- Contents: List of tables, figures, and photos x -- Foreword Peter Calthorpe xiii -- Acknowledgments xv -- 01 An Introduction To Transit Oriented Development Hank Dittmar with Dena Belzer and Gerald Autler 1 -- 02 Defining Transit Oriented Development: The New Regional Building Block Hank Dittmar and Shelley Poticha 19 -- 03 The Transit Oriented Development Drama and Its Actors Dena Belzer, Gerald Autler, Judith Espinosa, Sharon Feigon and Gloria Ohland 41 -- 04 Regulations Shape Reality: Zoning for Transit Oriented Development Ellen Greenberg 57 -- 05 Financing Transit Oriented Development Julia Parzen and Abby Jo Sigal 83 -- 06 Traffic, Parking and Transit Oriented Development James M. Daisa 113 -- 07 The Arlington County Case Study Rosslyn Ballston Corridor Dennis Leach 131 -- 08 The Dallas Case Study Mockingbird Station and Addison Circle Gloria Ohland 155 -- 09 The Atlanta Case Study Lindbergh City Center Sharon Feigon and David Hoyt with Gloria Ohland 175 -- 10 The San Jose Case Study Ohlone Chynoweth Station Shanti Breznau 193 -- 11 nThe San Diego Case Study Barrio Logan's Mercado Project Gloria Ohland 211 -- 12 The New Transit Town: Great Places and Great Nodes that Work for Everyone Scott Bernstein 231 -- Contributors 249 -- Index 250 -- edited by Hank Dittmar and Gloria Ohland ; foreword by Peter Calthorpe. Include Index. Include bibliographical references. Local transit United States Case studies Urban policy United States Case studies Transportation and state United States Case studies Land use, Urban United States Case studies HE4451 N478 2004 1559631171 1559631163 9781559631174 pucpr 140606 20250310110754.0 eng