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MENTION IS FOCUSED ON THE COMPLEXITY OF THE PROBLEM ASSOCIATED WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTERCHANGES. LAND USE CONTROLS NOW IN FORCE ARE ANALYZED AND THE TYPE OF CONTROLS THAT MIGHT BE EFFECTIVE ARE PROPOSED. THE AUTHOR DISCUSSES FINDINGS AND SUGGESTS THAT CONTROLS COMBINING EMINENT DOMAIN TECHNIQUES AND POLICE POWER MIGHT BE THE MOST APPROPRIATE ONES FOR MANY AREAS. SUGGESTIONS ARE MADE AS TO THE GUIDANCE THAT STATE HIGHWAY AGENCIES COULD PROVIDE TO LOCAL COMMUNITIES CONFRONTED WITH INTERCHANGE PROBLEMS.

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Highway Research Record

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Communities; Development; Economics; Eminent domain; Highway design; Highways; Interchanges; Interchanges and intersections; Land; Land use planning; Legislation; Police; State highway departments; State highways

Land use controls

Economics; Highways; Law; Security and Emergencies; Society

TRIS, TRB

May 5 1970 12:00AM

• COMMERCIAL HIGHWAY SERVICE DISTRICTS AND THE INTERSTATE. THEIR PROPER RELATIONSHIP IN AN URBAN SETTING
• COMMUNITY CONSEQUENCES OF HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT AND DISCUSSION
• COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT
• INTERCHANGE DEVELOPMENT ALONG 180 MILES OF I-94