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34 Cards in this Set

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Smart Communities Principal 1
invest right the first time
Smart Communities Principal 2
work together
Smart Communities Principal 3
build on assets
Smart Communities Principal 4
practice democracy
Smart Communities Principal 5
preserve the past
Smart Communities Principal 6
grow new leaders
Smart Communities Principal 7
invent the future
example of principal 1
invest right the first time: Cedar Rapids, Iowa overhauling their education system
example of principal 2
work together: ie Austin Texas working together to bring microelectronics industry (city & school worked together)

- habit over incident (Americans are great in crisis but not so great in day to day, ie Katrina)
example of principal 3
build on assets: Asheville's art deco
example of principal 4
practice democracy: Portland's town hall meetings
example of principal 5
preserve the past: Birmingham's Civil Rights District and Museum
example of principal 6
grow new leaders: George McLean in Tupelo, MS
example of principal 7
invent the future: Vancouver's Stanley Park!
urban advantage element 1
density
urban advantage element 2
scale
urban advantage element 3
association
urban advantage element 4
extension
faculties of a strategic city 1
strategic alliance
faculties of a strategic city 2
local patterns of urbanism
faculties of a strategic city 3
strategic solutions
O'Mara's Silicon Valley advice 1
give lots of money to brilliant people and then get out of the way
O'Mara's Silicon Valley advice 2
get a top notch university with room to spare
O'Mara's Silicon Valley advice 3
location matters, people vote with their feet
why as Portland's strategy worked? 1
population has increased but spread has not. "urban growth containment"
why as Portland's strategy worked? 2
boundary has given easy pathways between farm and city
why has Portland's strategy not worked? 1
devalued property just outside of boundary
why has Portland's strategy not worked? 2
affordable housing in city
what does Portland have going for it? 1
Metro Council & state comprehensive land use legislation
what does Portland have going for it? 2
city made around people not cars, 20 minute living
what does Portland have going for it? 3
civic participation - 3x the national average of town hall meetings
what does Portland have going for it? 4
attractive blend of business types
what does Portland not have going for it? 1
gentrification is bad
what does Portland not have going for it? 2
hard to find "American dream" big house big yard idea