The 2008 documentary " Pawtucket Rising " also chronicled the influx of artists and cultural activities into previously blighted areas of the city.
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The Federal Housing Act of 1949 provided funding for clearing blighted areas, and city officials interpreted the definition of " blighted " liberally.
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"The architects, " the jury said, " have designed a good place to be _ in a bleak and urban blighted area ."
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Efforts to restore blighted areas of 300-year-old downtown Kingston will be rewarded with tax breaks, Prime Minister P . J . Patterson has announced.
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What you cannot do is take a stadium and build it in a blighted area and expect that the stadium will rejuvenate the area.
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9th and Ellsworth was universally considered a blighted area in 2000 and was officially declared as such in a survey by the City Planning Commission.
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Construction is to begin in two weeks on the 175 town homes and garden apartments in a long-blighted area on the northeast edge of downtown.
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Participating in the residential portion of the project is Richard Baron, a developer based in St . Louis who has produced housing in blighted areas there.
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There are some concerns that traffic tie-ups, and the foreboding character of blighted areas along Railroad Avenue, could discourage customers and baseball fans from visiting downtown.
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Inevitably, there are comparisons to Miami's South Beach, a formerly blighted area which has not only been transformed but has restored the glamour of Miami Beach.
