Large parking lots should be situated behind buildings whenever possible _ something most suburban zoning codes don't currently allow _ and divided by streets, sidewalks or structures into smaller segments of around three acres or less.
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Gottmann concluded that the region's cities, while discrete and independent, are uniquely tied to each other through the intermeshing of their suburban zones, taking on some characteristics of a single, massive city : a " megalopolis ".
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ZTM tickets are valid on city and suburban bus lines, as well as trams, Metro, and SKM . Some ZTM tickets are also valid on the WKD and Mazovian Railroads, but only within the city or suburban zone.
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And when he was finished, members of the church, most of them denizens of a wealthy town with exclusive suburban zoning, agreed that a first step had been made toward bridging the gap between the races _ by talking, person to person.
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The first experimental track was in Georgian mountains, then the suburban zones of the largest cities were electrified for EMUs-very advantageous due to much better dynamic of such a train compared to the steam one, which is important for suburban service with frequent stops.
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David Kirp, a public policy professor at the University of California at Berkeley and co-author of a 1995 book on the Mount Laurel housing battle and its impact on suburban zoning fights nationwide, called the case the " Roe v . Wade " of fair housing.
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The suburban zones, which during the Roman Age had grown along the most important roads of the area, were depopulated; the lower parts of the city were abandoned; vegetation gradually took possession of several spaces, substantiated by the fact that, in the 10th century, an inner zone of Anagni was marked by the place-name " Civitas Vetus " ( Old Town ).
