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If you liked Initial regional housing element study by Mel Conner & Associates, Hunt-HUD, Middle Georgia Area Planning Commission

If you liked Initial regional housing element study by Mel Conner & Associates, Hunt-HUD, and Middle Georgia Area Planning Commission, start with Williamsburg, Kentucky, population & economic study, commercial area & parking study (1969), Research and analysis, major plans implementation (1969), and Cumberland, Kentucky, comprehensive development plan (1969). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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  1. 1 Williamsburg, Kentucky, population & economic study, commercial area & parking study 1969 · 1 pages · Mel Conner & Associates, Kentucky Program Development Office, Hunt-HUD, Williamsburg (Ky.). Planning Commission · Same author
  2. 2 Research and analysis, major plans implementation 1969 · 109 pages · Mel Conner & Associates, Hunt-HUD, Florida. Department of Community Affairs. Technical Assistance Division, Bunnell (Fla.). Planning Commission · Same author
  3. 3 Cumberland, Kentucky, comprehensive development plan 1969 · 1 pages · Mel Conner & Associates, Hunt-HUD, Kentucky Program Development Office, Cumberland (Ky.). Planning Commission · Same author

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Initial regional housing element study is by Mel Conner & Associates, Hunt-HUD, and Middle Georgia Area Planning Commission.