Posts tagged Technology
1981, Issue 01

Planning Issues multiply in Nevada-Utah
Atwater, Richard & Peterson, David

Solar 'T-bills' Introduced
Barnes, Peter

Citizen Planner: PR's not for management coverup
Bleiker, Hans

Solar Energy: building code constraints and options
Bossong, Ken

South Dakota pioneers in practical, new geothermal applications
Brakke, Vern & Lidel, Phil

Today's imperative: return to energy-conscious site planning
Cumin, Cal

Solar energy the legal basis for community efforts
Degiorgio, Joan

Solar Energy: What it is; engineering access to it
Jaffee, Martin & Early, Duncan

Billings offers computer access to planning materials
Jelinek, Janet

Geo-thermal holds promise for Wyoming
Marcotte, Karen

Colorado Springs invites energy conserving intiatives
Mitton, Catherine

Mercer County models new energy conserving techniques
Mrdeza, William

Solar Energy bank authorized
National Solar Heating and Cooling Inf. Center

Cost trends favor many new small generating facilities
Neary, Dave

A conviction: times are changin'
Peterson, Dave

Solar Energy: what communities must do
Solar Energy Research Institute

Someone you know: planner of the year reads law for fun
Steadman, Stan

A fable for our time: the shadow strikes again
Steadman, Stan

Solar Energy: planners challenged to stimulate action
Wilkes, Laura

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1980, Issue 09

Rural center' zone mixes land uses-and succeeds
Allen, Gale

Conservation Districts granted broad planning powers
Bond, Allen

Planning Process accommodates rural, small-town values
Cipriani, Ralph

BLM appoints Maxwell Lieurance and Wm. Eikenberry to head Wyoming office
Dutcher, Don

Wyoming legislature scraps state land-use planning function
Fallat, Collin

State, feds help growing Buffalo, Wyo. Acquire park acreage
Gross, Kenneth

DCA proposes energy-impact field office and team
Montana Community News

Permit systems reflect communities, 'flex' with circumstances
Nellis, Lee

Strip-mine the range? - Pros & Cons
Northcutt, Greg

Water development planning process centers on negotiating
Richardson, James & Orsbon, Ben

Aspen's innovative controls seek balanced development
Smith, Karen

Computers prove cost-effective in planning
South Dakota State Planning Bureau

"Add 1" campaign offers books for memberships
Steadman, Stan

Collegians Query North Dakotans: Are you feeling energy-impact?
Steadman, Stan

MRBC launches 5-state $400,000 study of Missouri flood-plain
Steadman, Stan

Personalities in Planning….David Peterson directs water resource planning for MRBC in 10 state region
Steadman, Stan

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1980, Issue 08

Local units struggle to exercise control over strip mining
Boulding, J. Russell

Thermal heat moves 'full steam ahead' into new future
Cargo, Patty

Coloradoans succeed with 'creative packaging' of resources
Daus, Theresa

Housing takes time (!), tenacity
Hickey, Dan

UPSIG links local governments in exchange of innovations
Howley, Jack

HUD helps home-towns cope
HUD, US Department of

FNMA meets needs of capital-short impact areas
Hunter, Oakley

Development impacts highlighted by future-focused process
Leistritz, F. Larry & Senechal , Donald

In Dakota CDBG powers a swinging rehabilitation effort
Mack, Roger

Benefits multiply as computer 'composites' discrete studies
Miller, Steve & Ripple, Bill

Resources for meeting low-income & rural housing needs
Mollohan, Kent

Minot funds homes with municipal bonds
Odell, Roger

SERI addresses land-use implications of solar energy
Pollock, Peter Lewis

Colstrip plan and planning process gain residents approval
Potter, Michael

Douglas studies housing needs, new approaches
Sierz, Mike

Two Wyoming counties designated a rural 'development district'
Steadman, Stan

Aerial photos yield valuable new data
Wyckoff, John

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1980, Issue 06

Non-conventional technologies for small communities
Bernler, Jackie & Bernan, Sam

Spring Creek, Coal Country, MT
Cumin, Cal

Big Timber, PMG Country, MT
Epple, Andy

DOE's regional office "posture"-all possible help to impacted states and areas
Garrett, Polly

Doomed by progress, rival towns merged into New Town, ND
Mack, Herbert

SoDak tests '603' approach to coordination
Orsbon, Ben

Wyoming gives voice to local government needs
Pernula, Dale

South Dakota bases regional cooperation on local volunteerism & support
Rehfeld, Larry

While up on the slopes a capacity study proceeds
Rubin, Jim

Vail, Ski Country, Colorado
Ryan, Dick

New approaches to small-town renaissance
Schweyen, Bill

Some 'codes' are beyond appeal-Better know your territory
Steadman, Stan

Sweet Grass County braces for 500 new jobs
Steadman, Stan

Meet Dennis Balyeat….tri-state planner
Steadman, Stan

Workshop: Managing Energy Impact
Steadman, Stan

Indian Planners unite for education & interchange
Steadman, Stan

New water conservation study and planning guide commissioned
Steadman, Stan

Users plot rescue of 15-mile railroad
Wilner, Arthur

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1980, Issue 03

People experience the intricacies of water management
Amend, John

The Citizen Planner...In involving the public, match "tools" to the tasks!
Bleiker, Hans

Red River's annual floods worsen
Bushfield, Bob

Steps can be taken-now-to mitigate flood hazards
Fallat, Collin

Energy impact workshops offer 'participation'
Greenberg, Art

Book Review - Land Use and the States, Second edition, Robert G. Healy and John S. Rosenberg, Johns Hopkins University Press, 1979
Greenberg, Art

Water-Resource and hazard
Inniss, Peter

Montana trains planners for the rural West
Kang, Darshan

Dickinson's lament: Water, water everywhere - else!
Landblom, Rob

Basin states' water-planning complicated by energy-related escalation of demands
Larkin, Elaine

Big cities face (water) shortages too!
Larsen, Richard

Remote Sensing: a new tool for data hungry planners
Mower, Roland

And then there's little Ingomar...with nary a drop to drink
Richard, Jim

SoDak profile: 'Big Jim' Hill
Steadman, Stan

Rapid City moves fast to implement flood plan
Swanson, Leonard

Water planning-the science, and the art
Waddington, Ralph

Sediment control by local ordinance tested
Wood, Charles

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1980, Issue 01

What happens at Harlowton if Milwaukee folds?
Awner, Adela

The Citizen Planner...Constructive involvement needed to allay distrust
Bleiker, Hans

Bozeman plans linear park on abandoned rail-route
Bolton, Paul

B-N's posture: Stop-look-listen, try to help
Boyce, Allen

The implications for communities are analyzed...Rail executives predict increases in area coal traffic
Boyce, Allen

City Hall sees unrepentant obstructionism
Enzi, Michael

Big beautiful graphics of the Earth
Freeman, George

Cheyenne involves many interests in rail-side development plan
Inniss, Peter

NDSU grad program combines teaching and service
Lubka, Lewis

New C & NW line a-building, to move Powder River coal
Marren, Joseph

Are housing costs now just out of hand?
Merta, Allen

North Dakota acts to save distressed roads
Merta, Allen

The goal is service to planning professions...States join in sponsoring new journal
Roach, Fred

Anti-hazard funds provided by Rail-Highway Safety Program
Steadman, Stan

New approaches urged in community-railroad controversies
Taggart, Robert

South Dakota 'Railplan' serves development
Wilner, Arthur

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