Book Description

Waterfronts today; Management structures; Waterfront management councils; San Francisco bay conservation and development commission; Rhode island coastal resources management council; Quasi-public development corporation; Charles center-inner harbor: management, Inc.: Baltimore; Joint public-private development venture; Freemason harbour: norfolk port authorities; Massachusetts port authority: commonwealth pier five/boston fish pier; Private development corporation; Zoning and districting; Zoning; Waterfront zones; Overlay zoning; Maumee riverfront overlay district: Toledo; Incentive zoning; Salem, Massachusetts water or harbor area management; Zones; Districting; Special districts; Special south street seaport district: New York City; Historic districts; New bedford, Massachusetts; Mixed-use development districts; Land acquisition; Fee-simple acquisition; Leaseback; Mission bay: San Diego; Land write downs; Conservation easements; Land banking; Land exchange; Incentives to private developers; Tax incentives; Laclede's landing: St Louis special tax districts; Tax increment financing; Portland downtown urban; Waterfront renewal plan; Regulatory simplification; Public facilities; Federal financial assistance; Seattle; Portland maine; Explanation of the matrix; Federal grand-in-aid matrix; Federal program summaries; Grants; Loans; Urban waterfront revitalization - the role of recreation and heritage; Urban waterfront action group; Contract for implementation of the freemason harbour urban development action grant No. B-79-AA-51-0111; Zoning bylaw, Plymouth, Mass; Maumee riverfront overlay district.