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It has long been accepted that the engineer is essential to the planning of certain phases of community development. For sewerage, drainage, and water supply, his services have been indispensable, even from the earliest developments. As a surveyor he has ha d influence, at times, in the laying of the general plan of highways, which has directed the future development of a city street system. His position has been essentially that of a hired man assigned f or specific purposes, with little differentiation between his highest professional skill and his ability as a surveyor.
It has long been accepted that the engineer is essential to the planning of certain phases of community development. For sewerage, drainage, and water supply, his services have been indispensable, even from the earliest developments. As a surveyor he has ha d influence, at times, in the laying of the general plan of highways, which has directed the future development of a city street system. His position has been essentially that of a hired man assigned f or specific purposes, with little differentiation between his highest professional skill and his ability as a surveyor.
The Engineer and City Planning
Norton, George H. (author)
Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers ; LXXXVI ; 1333-1337
2021-01-01
51923-01-01 pages
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