A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
First Ward Urban Renewal Area, N.C. R-79, Charlotte, North Carolina
The project is a conventional urban renewal program proposing to clear and redevelop 141.7 acres of blighted predominantly residential land, close to and southeast of the Central Downtown Business District of Charlotte, North Carolina. The project area will remove 367 substandard and/or blighting structures to prepare for the construction of residences for low to middle income people. The project will benefit the environment by providing much needed housing and eliminating slums and blighted conditions to halt steady economic and social decline. Adverse effects are moderate noise exposure, and the relocation of businesses and homeowners.
First Ward Urban Renewal Area, N.C. R-79, Charlotte, North Carolina
The project is a conventional urban renewal program proposing to clear and redevelop 141.7 acres of blighted predominantly residential land, close to and southeast of the Central Downtown Business District of Charlotte, North Carolina. The project area will remove 367 substandard and/or blighting structures to prepare for the construction of residences for low to middle income people. The project will benefit the environment by providing much needed housing and eliminating slums and blighted conditions to halt steady economic and social decline. Adverse effects are moderate noise exposure, and the relocation of businesses and homeowners.
First Ward Urban Renewal Area, N.C. R-79, Charlotte, North Carolina
1973
92 pages
Report
No indication
English
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