
LINKS TO PLANNING ORGANIZATIONS AND VITAL PLANNING RELATED INFORMATION
American
Planning Association
This is the web site for the nationally recognized organization
of professional planners, The Association of American Planners (APA).
The site contains a wealth of planning related information as well
as an information highway for professional planners.
Planetizen:
The Planning and Development Network
This site offers articles of interest regarding planning related
issues throughout the United States. It is very reader friendly
providing a broad range of planning related issues in real world
situations.
Planners
Web: City and Regional Planning Resources
Site provides news and information for citizen planners, planning
commissioners and Council members; Publication of the Planning Commissioners
Journal
Urban
Land Interests
This is the home page for the Urban Land Institute (ULI). The site
is dedicated to providing up to date information on development
trends for all types of development including residential, commercial
retail and office, industrial, recreation and others.
Cyburbia:
The Urban Planning Portal
Formerly the Planning and Architecture Internet Resource Center,
this site boasts the oldest , most respected directories of planning
web sites.
Congress
for the New Urbanism
The nationally recognized organization (Congress of New Urbanism)
web site for the promotion of all things related to New Urbanism.
Center
on Urban and Metropolitan Policy
The Brookings Institute provides a compilation of articles and research
regarding neighborhoods, cities, and metropolitan regions. Of particular
note is the publication entitled “Growth in the Heartland.”
This is a study of urban sprawl and the associated costs in the
State of Missouri.
United
States Geological Survey
The Untied States Geologic Survey web site offers data related to
geology, biology, hydrology, topography and mapping.
Library of Congress
Geography and map division of the Library of Congress provides an
extensive collection of maps and atlases organized into seven categories
including cities, transit, landscapes, the environment, and others.
United
States Census Bureau
The Untied States Census Bureau web site contains demographic information
and business related data.