WILEY PlanningUrbanDesignStandards 2006
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Planning and Urban Design Standards
| Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
| WILEY | 2006 | 745 |
Planning and Urban Design Standards, created under the auspices of The American Planning Association, is the most comprehensive reference book on urban planning, design, and development available today.
PDF Catalog
| PDF Pages | PDF Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | COVER |
| 2 | Copyright |
| 3 | Publisher’s Note |
| 4 | Foreword |
| 5 | Preface |
| 6 | Acknowledgments |
| 9 | User Guide |
| 10 | Part 1 – PLANS AND PLAN MAKING |
| 12 | PLAN MAKING Plan Making |
| 15 | TYPES OF PLANS Comprehensive Plans |
| 19 | Urban Design Plans |
| 23 | Regional Plans |
| 25 | Neighborhood Plans |
| 27 | Downtown Plans |
| 32 | Corridor Plans |
| 34 | Redevelopment Area Plans |
| 36 | Transportation Plans |
| 40 | Housing Plans |
| 43 | Economic Development Plans |
| 45 | Community Facilities Plans |
| 47 | Parks and Open-Space Plans |
| 50 | Critical and Sensitive Areas Plans |
| 52 | Hazard Mitigation Plans |
| 55 | PARTICIPATION Role of Participation |
| 58 | Stakeholder Identification |
| 60 | Surveys |
| 62 | Asset Mapping |
| 64 | Community Visioning |
| 66 | Charrettes |
| 68 | Public Meetings |
| 71 | Public Hearings |
| 72 | Computer-Based Public Participation |
| 74 | Facilitation |
| 75 | Consensus Building and Dispute Resolution |
| 77 | PLANNING MOVEMENTS The Landscape Tradition |
| 79 | Engineering Livable Cities |
| 80 | Garden Cities |
| 82 | City Beautiful |
| 84 | Practical Planning |
| 86 | Regionalism, 1910 to 1940 |
| 88 | Public Housing and Urban Renewal |
| 90 | Measuring and Modeling |
| 91 | Advocacy and Equity Planning |
| 93 | Urban Growth and Environmental Concerns |
| 95 | Statewide Land-Use Planning Programs |
| 96 | Redesigning Downtown |
| 98 | Renewed Neighborhoods, New Towns, and New Urbanism |
| 100 | New Regionalism: Environment, Politics, and Planning |
| 102 | Environmental Justice |
| 104 | Sustainability |
| 105 | Healthy Cities and Communities |
| 106 | Part 2 – ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT |
| 108 | ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT OVERVIEW Environmental Planning Considerations |
| 110 | AIR Air Quality |
| 112 | Air Sheds |
| 114 | Heat Islands |
| 116 | WATER Hydrologic Cycle |
| 118 | Watersheds |
| 120 | Aquifers |
| 122 | Groundwater Movement and Recharge |
| 124 | Rivers and Streams |
| 127 | Floodplains and Riparian Corridors |
| 131 | River and Stream Restoration |
| 134 | Types of Wetlands |
| 136 | Wetlands Delineation |
| 137 | Wetlands Mitigation |
| 139 | Beach and Dune Systems |
| 142 | Estuaries, Flats, and Marshes |
| 144 | LAND Soils Classification and Mechanics |
| 146 | Slope, Relief, and Aspect |
| 148 | Habitat Patches, Corridors, and Matrix |
| 150 | Disturbance Zones |
| 152 | Biodiversity Protection |
| 154 | Invasive Species |
| 157 | HAZARDS |
| 158 | Flood Hazards |
| 160 | Erosion and Sedimentation |
| 163 | Hurricanes and Coastal Storms |
| 165 | Landslides |
| 168 | Sinkholes and Subsidence |
| 170 | Earthquakes |
| 173 | Wildfires |
| 175 | Underground Leaks |
| 177 | Hazardous Materials |
| 180 | Seiches and Tsunamis |
| 182 | Noise and Vibration |
| 188 | Multihazards |
| 192 | Part 3 – STRUCTURES |
| 194 | BUILDING TYPES Residential Types |
| 198 | Single-Family Detached |
| 199 | Single-Family Attached |
| 200 | Multifamily Low-Rise |
| 201 | Multifamily Mid-Rise |
| 202 | Multifamily High-Rise |
| 203 | Manufactured Housing |
| 205 | Office Buildings |
| 209 | Warehouse and Distribution Facilities |
| 212 | Elementary, Middle, and High Schools |
| 216 | Fire and Rescue Stations |
| 219 | Police Stations |
| 223 | Medical Facilities |
| 228 | TRANSPORTATION Sidewalks |
| 235 | Hierarchy of Streets and Roads |
| 238 | Street Networks and Street Connectivity |
| 242 | Alleys and Driveways |
| 245 | Vehicle Turning Radii |
| 247 | Traffic Calming |
| 251 | Pedestrian-Friendly Streets |
| 254 | Considerations for Determining Parking Ratios |
| 256 | Shared Parking |
| 257 | Passenger Vehicle Dimensions for Parking Design |
| 259 | Vehicle Circulation for Parking Design |
| 262 | Parking Space Dimensions |
| 264 | Parking Lot Design |
| 268 | On-Street Bikeways |
| 270 | Multiuser Trails |
| 274 | Transit Planning Process |
| 277 | Bus Transit |
| 281 | Bus Rapid Transit |
| 287 | Rail Transit |
| 293 | Intermodal and Multimodal Transit Facilities |
| 296 | Airport and Land-Use Interface |
| 304 | Airside |
| 306 | Landside |
| 309 | UTILITIES Waste Management Overview |
| 311 | Transfer Stations |
| 314 | Landfills |
| 319 | Incinerators |
| 323 | Waste Diversion |
| 327 | Hazardous Waste Management |
| 330 | Composting |
| 333 | Wastewater Overview |
| 335 | Wastewater Collection Systems |
| 338 | Wastewater Treatment |
| 343 | Natural Wastewater Treatment Systems |
| 345 | Stormwater Overview, Runoff, and Recharge |
| 349 | Stormwater Treatment |
| 352 | Stormwater Drainage and Flood Management |
| 354 | Water Supply |
| 356 | Water Treatment |
| 359 | Water Storage and Distribution |
| 362 | Water Conservation |
| 364 | Wireless Infrastructure Overview |
| 366 | Colocation of Wireless Equipment |
| 368 | SIGNAGE Signs Generally |
| 369 | On-Premise Signs |
| 373 | Legal Issues in Sign Regulation |
| 375 | PARKS AND OPEN SPACE Types of Parks |
| 381 | Greenways and Trails |
| 385 | Conservation Areas |
| 388 | Playgrounds |
| 393 | FARMING AND FORESTRY Farms |
| 396 | Feedlots |
| 398 | Forestry |
| 402 | Part 4 – PLACES AND PLACEMAKING |
| 404 | REGIONS Regions |
| 408 | THEORIES OF CITY FORM Urban Patterns |
| 410 | Urban Morphology |
| 412 | Life-Cycle Model of Land-Use Change |
| 414 | Early Theories: Concentric Zones, Sector Theory, Multiple Nuclei |
| 416 | Recent Theories: Dispersed City, Edge City, Peripheral City |
| 418 | PLACES AND DISTRICTS Neighborhoods |
| 421 | Neighborhood Centers |
| 424 | Physical Structure of Downtowns |
| 427 | Commercial Corridors |
| 430 | Historic Districts |
| 434 | Waterfronts |
| 439 | Specialty Retail Districts |
| 441 | Sexually Oriented Businesses |
| 444 | Arts Districts |
| 446 | Convention Center Districts |
| 449 | Industrial Parks |
| 451 | Office Parks |
| 453 | Main Streets |
| 456 | DEVELOPMENT TYPES Mixed-Use Development |
| 459 | Transit-Oriented Development |
| 462 | Conservation Development |
| 465 | Infill Development |
| 467 | HOPE VI |
| 469 | DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS Environmental Site Analysis |
| 472 | Urban Analysis |
| 477 | Scale and Density |
| 481 | Safety |
| 487 | Walkability |
| 490 | Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design – LEED |
| 493 | Energy-Efficient Development |
| 495 | Green Infrastructure |
| 497 | Wayfinding Systems |
| 500 | Streetscape |
| 510 | Part 5 – ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES |
| 512 | PROJECTIONS AND DEMAND ANALYSIS Population Projections |
| 516 | Economic Base and Econometric Projections |
| 518 | Housing Needs Assessment |
| 521 | Parks, Recreation, and Open-Space Needs Assessment |
| 523 | IMPACT ASSESSMENT Environmental Impact Assessment |
| 527 | Fiscal Impact Assessment |
| 530 | Traffic Impact Studies |
| 533 | Transit Impact Studies |
| 535 | Traffic Sheds |
| 536 | MAPPING Mapping Data Overview |
| 538 | Aerial Photographs and Digital Orthophoto Quadrangles |
| 539 | U.S. Geological Survey Topographic Maps |
| 544 | Property Maps in Modern Cadastre |
| 545 | Census Data and Demographic Mapping |
| 547 | Remote Sensing and Satellite Image Classification |
| 549 | Geographic Information Systems |
| 552 | VISUALIZATION Visualization Overview |
| 554 | Montage Visualization |
| 556 | Three-Dimensional Visualization |
| 558 | Visual Preference Techniques |
| 562 | Part 6 – IMPLEMENTATION TECHNIQUES |
| 564 | LEGAL FOUNDATIONS Planning Law Overview |
| 565 | Property Rights, Police Power, Nuisance, and Vested Rights |
| 567 | Due Process and Equal Protection |
| 569 | Freedom of Religion and Expression |
| 572 | Eminent Domain,Takings, and Exactions |
| 575 | Clean Air Act |
| 576 | Clean Water Act |
| 578 | National Environmental Policy Act |
| 581 | Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act |
| 583 | Endangered Species Act |
| 585 | Safe Drinking Water Act |
| 587 | Resource Conservation and Recovery Act |
| 588 | Current Federal Transportation Laws |
| 590 | Federal Housing and Community Development Law |
| 593 | Federal Disaster Law |
| 595 | Other Federal Laws |
| 598 | State Enabling Legislation |
| 599 | State Environmental Policy Acts |
| 602 | Zoning Regulation |
| 606 | Subdivision Regulation |
| 608 | Planned Unit Development |
| 610 | Innovations in Local Zoning Regulations |
| 613 | GROWTH MANAGEMENT Adequate Public Facilities and Concurrency Management |
| 615 | Urban Growth Areas |
| 618 | Development Impact Fees |
| 619 | Transfer and Purchase of Development Rights |
| 620 | Smart Growth Audits |
| 622 | Transportation and Land-Use Connection |
| 625 | PRESERVATION, CONSERVATION, AND REUSE Open-Space Preservation Techniques |
| 627 | Farmland Preservation |
| 630 | Land Evaluation and Site Assessment |
| 631 | Viewshed Protection |
| 636 | Historic Structures |
| 640 | Military Base Closure and Conversion |
| 642 | Brownfields |
| 644 | Rails To Trails |
| 646 | REVITALIZATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Capital Improvement Programs |
| 648 | Empowerment Zones and Enterprise Communities |
| 650 | Tax Increment Financing |
| 653 | Planned Manufacturing Districts |
| 654 | Redevelopment Agencies |
| 655 | Business Improvement Districts |
| 657 | CURRENT PLANNING Development Services |
| 659 | Staff Reports for Development Proposals |
| 661 | Site Plan Review |
| 664 | Design Guidelines |
| 668 | REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT Financing Methods and Techniques |
| 671 | Financial Planning and Analysis:The Pro Forma |
| 677 | Development and Approval Process |
| 680 | Resources |
| 703 | APA Divisions and Chapters |
| 704 | The Planning Accreditation Board’s Accredited University Planning Programs |
| 711 | Land-Based Classification Standards |
| 719 | Graphic Symbols and Drawing Annotations |
| 720 | National Planning Award Winners |
| 722 | Index |
| 730 | LBCS |
