ForwardDallas Explained: How the Land Use Plan Can (and Cannot) Change the City - Dallas Weekly

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ForwardDallas Explained: How the Land Use Plan Can (and Cannot) Change the City - Dallas Weekly

The City of Dallas' updated land use plan, ForwardDallas, aims to address equity, environmental justice, and affordability, but the effectiveness of the plan is dependent on the city government, housing developers, and longtime industrial manufacturers.

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