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5561
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The federal Enterprise Community grant program funds programs to reduce poverty in distressed neighborhoods. While Greensboro didn't receive one in 1994, the process initiated a number of continuing community activities.
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7077
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Smart growth has been characterized as an approach to land use planning that makes communities healthy, attractive, and enduring places to live, work, and play. Two North Carolina cities are among the five nationwide winners in the Environmental Protection Agency's 2004 National Awards for Smart Growth Achievement. Davidson received the award for Overall Excellence in Smart Growth and Greensboro received it for the Southside Neighborhood Plan. Two towns in California and one in New Mexico were the other winners.
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13985
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Slum clearance is a program that is designed to improve living conditions in the Gate City, as well as improve the aesthetics.
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