The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 2, 1926, Page 2

PAGE TWO. ENABLING ACTS ARE URGED BY CITY PLANNERS THE CITIZEN PRINTS RESOLVE ‘PASSED BY NATIONAL PLAN | CONFERENCE TO SHOW | VALUE OF SPECIAL LAW Bearing out Mr. -Lovering’ article transmitting the Enabling Act for, the $tate of | Mgssachusetts yesterday, The Citi-| zen presents its readers today} this | Zoning resolutions, bearing epeeific and important whieh were passed a short pine agé-by the Eighteenth National! Coffference on City Planning in St. Petersburg. These resolutions were adopted unanimously and by voice, vote, and urged state enabling acts for | the most effective city planning, while at the same time recording satisfaction. in the growth of in- terest’ in regional and city plan- ning. More Rational Development “1. Experience during the last year and discussions at the pres- ent conference, have emphasized, as never before, the fundamental importance of state enabling acts to effective city planning. Muni- cipalities cannot avoid congestion, prevent misplaced streets, protect homes, provide safe and sufficient traffie facilities and acquire. ade-| quate and permanent playgrounds | without proper state legislation. The adoption, under competent legal advice, of such legislation and of other needed enabling acts| will’ Ynake possible the © more} rational development of our cities and metropolitan regions and the saving to future generations of social and economic costs beyond « all computation. : Record Sai > “2. We record our great satis- efaction at the increasing atten- ‘tien given to city and regional * planning problems by national | organizations such as the Cham- *ber of Commerce of the United { States, American Institute of y Architects, American Society of , Landscape Architects, American * Civie “association, National Muni- ; cipal league, American Society of t Civil Erigineers, American Road uilders’. association, » American} = Society for Municipal Improve- Gments,. Playground and Recrea- ition Association of America, Na- $tional Automobile Chamber of *Commerce, National Safety Coun- teil and by the various state leagues f{ municipalities, and other or- nizations, national, state and jocal.” Especially do we welcome ithe growing spirit of co-operation} f the realtors throughout the Jnited States in the‘ building of *better cities, and we express the “hope that much good may come *from the studies now being ‘made by the joint committee of “the National Association of Real {Estate boards and the Natiorfal ~Conference on City Planning on Regulation of Land Subdivision. «To this joint committee we sug- “gest co-operation with the com- mittee of the Bureau of Housing and Zoning of the United States ‘Department of Commerce which is “rafting a standard state enabling ct for city planning. va “3. We call the special atten- ‘tiorw of all members of the confer- Jence and of others interested in seity and regional planning to the Sreports of the Second National Conference on Street and Highway SSafety, held in the call of Secre- a@ary of Commerce, Washington, March 23-25, 1926, at Herbert Hoover, and we urge careful study ‘ef the recommendations contained an these reports, including the ‘Suggestions for city and regional @raffie commissions and commit- tees, upon ay point, action Polley Agpeeved | import.| + “4. Recognizing the | hince of beauty in city and regional | planning and deploring - the dis-! Zigurement of the community, so general in this country, due to poetdoor advertising without proper weculations, the conference ap- proves of the policy of the nation- al committee for restriction of putdoor advertising and the ef-| forts of leaders within the indus- $ry itself of restricting outdoor advertising to commercial neigh- horhoods, and commends the good work of those organizations and dheir many affiliated societies to that end. What's The Difference o| BETWEEN A COBBLER AND A SHOR RERUILDER? und in the work t by this shop @ring Your Shee Repair Work Here OQ. 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