Land use across Long Island is so diversified, that one can travel fifty miles west to east and be in an area with population density of 4,500 people per square mile to 300. This disparity of density is due to land use and...
Read MoreThe relationships that both Nassau and Suffolk Counties have in regards to the stewardship of waters that both surround and provide drinking water are historically complex. Both counties are dependent on the ocean and sound to...
Read MoreThe mission of my writing is to inform the public about the principles of good planning and design on Long Island. Good planning means that plans are based on the best available data-based science and that true community/public...
Read MoreThe following post was published to the NYMuniBlog on October 17th, 2011. You can read the post here: http://nymuniblog.com/?p=1615Local government, in this age of voter anger over the issues of partisan gridlock and increasing...
Read MoreOn 7/27/11, Newsday’s Randi Marshall hosted a live chat Question and Answer session on the Nassau Coliseum Referendum. Below are my questions, along with Randi’s answers:Today was the day of the vote, and Newsday...
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