Document Type
Report
Publication Date
3-2-1985
Abstract
The purpose of these introductory comments is to set a framework for the examination of SID-related problems. In preparation for this task I examined the 1975 study conducted by CAUR.1 The first chapter contained an examination of alternatives to SID's. These alternatives were derived from a typology of development concepts based on: 1) who made the decisions about public improvements or development and 2) who financed them.
Recommended Citation
Frost, Murray, "A Framework for Discussing SID-Related Problems" (1985). Publications. 251.
https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/cparpubarchives/251
Comments
Prepared for presentation to the Conference on the Future of Sanitary and Improvement Districts; Omaha, Nebraska (March 2, 1985)