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  1. January-11-16, 08:59 PM #1
    Hypestyles
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    now what? What kind of public policy planning will take place to improve on the neighborhoods, and not just downtown?
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  2. January-12-16, 09:19 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hypestyles View Post
    now what? What kind of public policy planning will take place to improve on the neighborhoods, and not just downtown?
    I don't know if this will happen. The only public policy I see is waiting for big business to find profit in improving neighborhoods.
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