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TPL's Will Rogers speaks out on urban parks
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Citing how big signature parks are gathering momentum, Trust for Public Land president Will Rogers observes that cities around the country are leading with public realm investments to become more competitive, attract the right demographics, and achieve economic development and quality of life goals.

Read the May 16, 2007, speech at Lambda Alpha, Chicago [PDF].



OrganizationTrust for Public Land
Resource TypeNews
URLhttp://www.tpl.org/tier3_cd.cfm?content_it...
DownloadTPLspeech_UrbanParks.pdf

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