OREGON Olson General Laws 1920, Chapter 25, Sections 3862-3872. PENNSYLVANIA Statutes 1920, Sections 2985-2991. City Plan Commissions for first class Cities. Statutes 1920, Sections 3720-3727 as Amended by Laws 1921, Chapter 291. Art Commissions and City Plan Commissions for second class Cities. Statutes 1920, Sections 4379-4384 (See Section 4368) City Plan Commissions for third class Cities. Laws 1923, No. 330. Borough Planning Department for Boroughs. Laws 1923, No. 98. Plan Commissions for Counties of second class. SOUTH CAROLINA Laws 1921, No. 417. Park Commission for City of Spartanburg with city planning powers. TENNESSEE Private Acts 1921, Chapter 162. City Plan Commissions for municipalities having population of 160,000. (applies to Memphis) Private Acts 1923, Vol. 2, Chapter 397. VERMONT City Plan Commissions for municipalities having population between 50,000 and 70,000. (Applies to Chattanooga.) Laws 1921, No. 107. Plan Commissions for Cities, Towns and Incorporated Villages. WISCONSIN General Statutes 1921, Pages 698-699. Plan Commission for any City. NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY COMPACT FOR PLANNING NEW YORK HARBOR. New York Laws, 1921, Chapter 154; New Jersey Laws, P. L. 1921, page 412, Chapter 151, practically identical with it. See also the various reports of the commission appointed under New York 1917, Chapter 426, and New Jersey P. L. 1917, page 288, Chapter 130, and also New York Laws 1921, Chapter 203; and New Jersey Laws, P. L. 1921, Page 423, Chapter 152. For the original compact, see Laws, New York, 1834, Chapter 8; New Jersey P. L. 1834, Page 118; ratified by the United States, 4 U. S. Statutes at Large 708. (Citations from Williams, The Law of City Planning and Zoning, Page 597.) Note The Editor of this department of CITY PLANNING will be very glad to receive any additions to this list which may be known to our readers, and a notice of any received will be sent at once to the Division of Building and Housing. SOME RECENT AMERICAN PLAN REPORTS ASHEVILLE, N. C. Asheville city plan, by John Nolen. 1925. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. A system of parks and playgrounds for Birmingham: preliminary report upon the park problems, needs, and opportunities of the city and its immediate surroundings, by Olmsted Brothers. 1925. BOSTON, MASS. City of Boston Park Department. Special report, 1925. (A. A. Shurtleff)... CANTON, O. Preliminary report and program for city planning at Canton, Ohio. CINCINNATI, O. The City The official city plan of Cincinnati, Ohio. Adopted by The City Planning Commission, 1925. (Technical Advisory Corporation.) EVANSVILLE, IND. Plans for the development of a system of major streets, Evansville, Indiana. Issued by the City Plan Commission, 1925. (Harland Bartholomew.) NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. The New Brunswick plan. City Planning Commission, 1925. (Herbert S. Swan.) SANTA BARBARA, CALIF. Major traffic street plan, boulevard and park system. Reports of Charles H. Cheney, consultant in city planning, Olmsted Brothers, landscape architects. Adopted by the City Planning Commission and Board of Park Commissioners, 1924. SARASOTA, FLA. Report on comprehensive city plan for Sarasota, Florida. John Nolen, city planner, 1925. NEW YORK STATE Report of the Commission of Housing and Regional Planning to Governor Alfred E. Smith and to the legislature of the State of New York, March 6, 1925. (Annual report.) Т К. Н. By MILLER MCCLINTOCK Consultant to Los Angeles Traffic Commission An analysis of the causes of present traffic difficulties as found in the experience of the larger American cities, with the conclusions of well-known street traffic experts. The A new contribution to The Universal Art Series which should have its place in every city planning library. author, past president of the British Town Planning Institute, presents a general retrospective view of the growth of towns, beginning with the ancient civilizations, and tracing the development through the Graeco-Roman and Mediaeval times to the Renaissance, and thence through the 18th century to the present time, with the idea that such a view is the very best basis for securing an insight into the problems of today. Following the historical introduction are seventeen chapters in which the author considers the future development of civic art in its many relations. 244 pages, 5 5-8 x 8 3-4 inches Cloth, $7.50 78 illustrations Remittance accompanying order for either of the books listed on this page should be made to CITY PLANNING PUBLISHING CO. 9 Park Street, Boston, Mass. OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE AMERICAN CITY PLANNING INSTITUTE THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CITY PLANNING INDEX TO VOLUME TWO 1926 Published Quarterly by CITY PLANNING PUBLISHING CO. HENRY VINCENT HUBBARD, EDITOR CHARLES W. ELIOT 2ND, ASSISTANT EDITOR INDEX ADAMS, THOMAS. The importance of the qualified consultant. Contribution to Symposium, 121. AERIAL VIEWS: Chicago, 1 (facing), 7, 13, 15; Cincinnati, 91; Philadelphia, 233 (facing), 248; Sesqui-centennial Exposition, 247; Pittsburgh, 153 (facing); Sarasota, Fla., 69 (facing). AMERICAN CITY PLANNING INSTITUTE. Board of Governors, 221. Report of Institute meeting at Washington, 220. Report of joint meeting with City Planning Division of American Society of Civil Engineers, New York. (F. Shurtleff), 131-134; Philadelphia joint program, 302. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. City Planning Division, A. S. C. E., at Seattle, 295. Joint meetings with American City Planning Institute, 131-134, 302. ARCHITECTS. In city planning. Editorial, 198-199; further communication, 283284. ARTHUR, U. N., joint author with MORRIS KNOWLES. The city engineer and city planning. Illus. 153-163. BALL, CHARLES B. "What of the city"? Chicago:-vision-planning-promotion -realization. Illus., 1-18, 175-197. BARTHOLOMEW, HARLAND. Public support and understanding. Contribution to symposium, 124. Extent of powers of city planning commissions, addition to Symposium, 285-286. BASSETT, EDWARD M. Conducting Department: Zoning Roundtable, 59-60, 127-129, 212-216, 299-301. Changes of zoning maps in greater New York, 299-300. The impregnable structure of zoning decisions built up by the Court of Appeals of New York, 128-129. A new kind of garage, 60. Remarkable scope of variances, 127-128. The scope of planning commissions. Contribution to Symposium, 122. What is city planning? 59-60. Zoning trip to the National Conference on City Planning, 212-214. "BEFORE AND After" PICTURES. Fairmount Parkway, Philadelphia. Illus., 234-235. South Water Street, Chicago. Illus., 15-16. BERKELEY, CALIF. A year's progress, 290. |