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Winter 2013

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Sally Ham Govan
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Tennessee's Business provides an exchange of ideas in the fields of economics and business among business people, academicians, and government officials. Opinions expressed are not necessarily those of the Business and Economic Research Center, the Jennings A. Jones College of Business, or Middle Tennessee State University.

Planning Middle Tennessee

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Cumberland Region Tomorrow:
Collaborative Action for Quality Growth

• CRT Quality Growth Toolbox Project
• Making an Impact: CRT’s Quality Growth Tools
  

  • by Bridget Jones, CRT executive director, and
    Kasey Talbott, CRT program & communications director

  Cheatham County Sustainable Tourism:
  Rural Economic Development Implementation
  

  • by Richard Quin, Principal, Pawpaw Partners

  Columbia, Tennessee, Comprehensive Planning: Neighborhood Revitalization and Infill Housing Choices
  

  • by Dustin Shane, CRT research assistant

  Metropolitan Nashville:
  Formulating a 25-Year General Plan

  • by Rick Bernhardt, executive director, Metro Planning

  Realizing Robertson:
  Comprehensive Growth and Development Plan

  • by Margot Fosnes, president, chief economic development officer, Robertson Chamber of Commerce

  Williamson County Comprehensive Development Plan: Rural Conservation Focus

  • by Joe Horne, director, Williamson County Community Development

  Power of Ten Summit
  

  • by Kasey Talbott, CRT program & communications director

  Tennessee Regions' Roundtable

  • by Bridget Jones, CRT executive director

  One Man's Opinion: Jones College Supports Planning

  • by Jim Burton, dean, MTSU Jones College of Business

  
  

  Additional Information

  • Rutherford County Comprehensive Plan

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