. Rural planning and development; a study of rural conditions and problems in Canada. SQUARE OCCUPIED BY PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND SURROUNDED BY STORES,CHARLOTTETOWN, proper development schemes It is practicable to get structural and natural beauty even in the busi-ness centres of towns without sacrifice of efficiency or increase of cost over what isnecessary to be spent in development in any RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT AT CAULFIELD, rural and suburban development greater cost need not be incurred than at present to secure pleasant en-vironment to dwellings. The conservation o
. Rural planning and development; a study of rural conditions and problems in Canada. SQUARE OCCUPIED BY PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND SURROUNDED BY STORES,CHARLOTTETOWN, proper development schemes It is practicable to get structural and natural beauty even in the busi-ness centres of towns without sacrifice of efficiency or increase of cost over what isnecessary to be spent in development in any RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT AT CAULFIELD, rural and suburban development greater cost need not be incurred than at present to secure pleasant en-vironment to dwellings. The conservation of existing natural features and the employmentof simple forms of architecture produce the most beautiful results. RURAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 227 In regard to harbours and railways, it is unlikely that a develop-ment scheme will deal with more than the approaches and with thelinking up of these approaches with the industrial or residential scheme should not be permitted to interfere with the line of railwayor any land or building used in connection with the railway, but itmight impose restrictions upon the use of land owned by a railway com-pany and intended or likely to be used for purposes of developmentother than these which had to do with the railway. Railway com-cinies having real estate interests and owning tracts of vacant landin rural or urban areas should be compelled in their o
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