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Commercial Revitalization Planning Guide
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This resource, developed by the Local Initiatives Support Corporation, is dedicated to helping communities plan and implement commercial corridor revitalization programs. The Guide is filled with detailed direction that will provide practitioners with a starting point for strategic, comprehensive planning—from research to planning to implementation.



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