 "The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH)")
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GREEN SPACE WANTED.(NEWS)(Brief Article)
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The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH)
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August 29, 2001
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ERLANGER -- Based on two studies, Erlanger city officials are planning to provide incentive for developers to preserve more green space in their development projects anywhere in the community with R1C - residential zoning. City Council's Green Space Committee was presented with the results of two studies last night that are designed to help the city determine how to preserve green space on the east side of town. Barry Dalton of the Northern Kentucky University's Environmental Resou...
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