- CLT 101 (16)
- CLT Academy (2)
- CLT Bibliography (1)
- CLT Operations (1)
- Collaboration (7)
- Community Outreach (1)
- Creating a Community Land Trust (14)
- Featured (9)
- Financing CLT Homes (1)
- Ground Leases (5)
- Housing Development
- International CLT Movement (2)
- National Directory of CLTs (1)
- Performance Evaluations of CLTs (3)
- Public Policy (10)
- Publications (3)
- Recent Press: CLTs in the News (9)
- Workshops (1)
Chapter 4 of Starting a CLT: Service Area
CLTs are place-based organizations. They develop their projects and draw their members from a community that is geographically defined. This service area may be small or large, urban or rural. It may encompass a single neighborhood, several neighborhoods, an entire city, an entire county, or, in a few cases, a multi-county region. This chapter considers the advantages and disadvantages of service areas of different sizes.
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Posted by Burlington Associates at January 9, 2007 08:11 PM
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