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By Joe Linton

9:07 AM PDT on October 6, 2016

How L.A. Streets Are Shifting From Burger Model To Chipotle Model (Medium)
Take Metro’s Survey On How Bicycles And Buses Can Share the Road (The Source)
Opinion: Micro-Apartments Can Be Part Of L.A. Affordability Solution (LAT)
Watch These New Urbanism Film Fest NUFFTalks TED-Talk-Style Videos
…NUFF2016 Starts Tonight!
Developer Trying To Get Permits Approved Before No-Growth Initiative (Curbed)
Transit, Ride-Hail, And Class Mixing (Let’s Go L.A.)
San Diego’s Community Plan Updates Don’t Adhere To Its Climate Plan (Voice of SD)
25 Projects Awarded CA AHSC (Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities) Funds (SRTS)
Transportist Reviews Some First/Last Mile Research
Book Review: How Republicans Run Against American Cities (LARB)

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