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Middle Class City10 Ways to Bring Middle Class Families Back into New York City, Boston, Baltimore, Philadephia, Washington, DC, Atlanta, and other cities
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10 Ways to Bring Middle Class Families Back into Our Cities |
Number 1Build Middle Class HousingBuild large, affordable, 3-4 bedroom apartment or townhouse units, each with deeded 2-3 cars parking, large kitchens, and 2-3 bathrooms. |
Number 2Build Full-Size, Large SupermarketsBuild suburban-style, full product-line, wide-aisle, food markets with huge, free parking lots and restrooms.
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Number 3Build Outstanding Public SchoolsBuild outstanding public schools with great facilities including full libraries, laboratories, auditoriums, computers, cafeterias, gymnasiums, running tracks, ice skating rinks, and swimming pools. |
Number 4Eliminate the Need for School BusingEliminate the need for school busing by substituting with walkable distances from housing densities. Provide lots of crossing guards so kids can walk to and from school. |
Number 5Build Bicycle PathsBuild bicycle paths down the center of every main street. Permit bicycle transportation as a green, environmentally safe alternative method for easily navigating big city streets. |
Number 6Build Huge Branch Public LibrariesBuild huge branch public libraries with modern study spaces, computer docks, audio-visual equipment, and, of course, books. |
Number 7Build Public Cafeterias / Dining CommonsUse the university model to build and staff public cafeterias / dining commons throughout the city, making wholesome meals available for reasonable prices. Of course, public restrooms should adjoin these dining facilities. |
Number 8Build Sports FieldsBuild and maintain lots of outdoor baseball, soccer, football, basketball, and childrens playground fields, each with viewing stands. |
Number 9Build Suburban-Style Indoor Shopping MallsBuild suburban-style, indoor, shopping malls with a good mix of upscale and affordable shops. Food courts as well as free parking lots and restrooms should be standard elements. |
Number 10Cleanliness, Cleanliness, CleanlinessDevise motivational programs and job programs to advance super-cleaning all public and private spaces and eliminate germs, bugs, rodents, litter, and messiness. |
Number 11Build Suburban-Style Outpatient Medical ClinicsBuild suburban-style outpatient medical clinics with both general practitioners and all specialties available 24-7 and accepting citywide, statewide, or national/federal single payer health insurance reimbursement. |
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Trail Guidebook 6 Self-Guided Walking/Bicycling Jewish Boston History Tours
Covers Boston, Brookline, and Cambridge Softcover 198 pages with maps & b/w photos Click here |
Now available!
The Ten Commandments Guidebook
Ways to Self-Struggle with Classic Morals
In Song, Poetry, and Prose
Covers 10 Commandments Plus One Other!
Softcover 153 pages with practical suggestions pages! Click here |
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