infrastructure
economic development
at all governmental levels.

• are applied statewide to
all of development.

• at each governmental level
comply with State goals and
be with planning at

other levels.

• must be integrated with
the implementation process.

• are committing significant

to planning and to the
development and support of the
planning process.

Fifty-one notes are listed.

Trouble in Paradise: The
Suburban Transformation

in America

ML

1986,251pp.

for $29.50 (or $15.50 in paperback)
Columbia University Press, 136 S.
Broadway, Irvington NY 10533, (914)
581-9111.

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bia its of

the

U.S. Census,

tions, The

source of information, however^ is
Orange County Annual Survey, (Cali-
fornia), a study of a major
community in California. The
contains interviews with
1,000 randomly selected
1982 and 1983* Among other things,
they were about housing, trans-

portation, government services, and the
quality of life.

Six challenges facing suburbia are dis-
cussed. One is the suburban housing cri-
sis caused by the demand for land in a
rapidly growing and industrializing subur-
bia, which has driven up housing costs,
A second challenge is the growth contro-
versy, fueled by growth itself and the
changing landscape of suburbia. Trust in
local government is a third challenge, as
fragmented suburban governments
without central authority hinder strategic
planning and nurture a lack of confi-
dence. Other challenges are the r/f /'
revolt and fiscal

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