Learn the Issues
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Create Walkable Neighborhoods: Bethesda Row, Bethesda, Maryland
Bethesda Row illustrates the revitalization of a suburban commercial district into a mixed-use, walkable downtown.
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Preserve Open Space and Farmland: Abacoa, Jupiter, Florida
Abacoa demonstrates how compact community design and open space restoration can protect and restore habitats.
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Create Walkable Neighborhoods: Northwest Landing, DuPont, Washington
Northwest Landing was designed with a grid of streets and sidewalks that encourages walking and bicycling.
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Encourage Community and Stakeholder Collaboration: East Russell Partnership, Louisville, Kentucky
A wide variety of organizations collaborated to revive the East Russell neighborhood by listening to the community's demands and responding to its needs.
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Create a Range of Housing Choices Case Study: Benedict Commons - Aspen, Colorado
Benedict Commons is an affordable housing option in high-cost Aspen, Colorado.
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Urban Waters Meramec River and Big River Factsheet
The Meramec River and Big River Navigate Collaboration to Clean Up Legacy Pollutants
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Create a Range of Housing Choices Case Study: Hismen Hin-Nu Terrace, Oakland, California
Hismen Hin-Nu Terrace revitalized a distressed community and provided a variety of high-quality, affordable homes by redeveloping an abandoned retail site.
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Encourage Community and Stakeholder Collaboration: Barrio Logan, San Diego, California
Residents of Barrio Logan took charge of the redevelopment process to bring new homes and amenities to this low-income neighborhood.
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Direct Development Towards Existing Communities: Uptown District, San Diego, California
The Uptown District demonstrates how redeveloping abandoned retail centers, or "greyfields," can help revive and reconnect communities.
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Make Development Decisions Predictable and Fair: Green Tape Program, Silver Spring, Maryland
Montgomery County's Green Tape program is making redevelopment in Silver Spring, Maryland, faster and more cost effective by speeding the permitting process for development in the mixed-use city center.
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Direct Development Towards Existing Communities: Mizner Park, Boca Raton, Florida
Mizner Park demonstrates how suburban communities can create vital downtowns by redeveloping abandoned shopping centers.
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Foster Distinctive Communities: Downtown Brea, Brea, California
The city of Brea built a dynamic mixed-use town center that has redefined the city.
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Foster Distinctive Communities: The Can Company, Baltimore, Maryland
The Can Company was transformed into a vibrant, mixed-use retail and office complex.
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Mix Land Uses: Legacy Town Center, Plano, Texas
The Legacy Town Center is the first place in the U.S. to create mixed-use infill by building a town center in an existing office park.
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TSCA Section 5(a)(3)(C) Determination for Premanufacture Number (PMN) P-20-0132
This document describes EPA's pre-manufacture notice review determination under amended TSCA for P-20-0132.
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Mix Land Uses: Eighth & Pearl, Boulder, Colorado
The Eighth and Pearl development exemplifies the potential for successful mixed-use projects on small parcels.
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TSCA Section 5(a)(3)(C) Determination for Premanufacture Number (PMN) P-20-0097
This document describes EPA's pre-manufacture notice review determination under amended TSCA for P-20-0097.
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Data Limitations
This fact sheet provides information on existing Chemical Data Reporting (CDR) rule requirements related to byproducts reporting by persons who manufacture printed circuit boards and may be subject to CDR.
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Make Development Decisions Predictable and Fair: Compact Development Endorsement Program, San Francisco Bay Area, California
The Compact Development Endorsement Program can help level the regulatory playing field, which is tilted against smart growth in many communities.
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Provide Transportation Choices: King Farm, Rockville, Maryland
King Farm takes full advantage of the wide variety of current and future transportation choices at or near the site.
