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for Popular Government Vol. 26 Issue 6-7, Mar-Apr 1960
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Abstract:
Fourteen counties took the initiative to form city-county planning commissions regulate growth and development. County planning was considered so important to regulate legislation, revenue, and taxes between urban, suburban, and rural areas of each county. The previous two session of the General Assembly granted more of these powers to county officials whom tried to work with local civic groups for the betterment of state counties.
Abstract:
Growing populations across the state strained municipal utilities. Greater population densities in the cities where industrial jobs attracted formerly agricultural workers demanded developed and more extensive water and sewage capacities in the state's cities. Data pertaining to sewage and water facility development is compiled for the years 1954 through 1960.