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Documents - 2. Location and Neighborhood Fabric


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2008 Enterprise Green Communities Criteria (100%)

Enterprise Community Partners
2008
 		Green Communities Compliance Manual 2008 (99%)

2009
On the Ground with Comprehensive Community Initiatives (91%)
Diana Meyer, Jennifer Blake, Henrique Caine, Beth Williams Pryor
Enterprise Communitiy Partners
2000
 		Live Online Event: Health Impact Assessments (80%)

2011
Incremental Cost, Measurable Savings: Enterprise Green Communities Criteria (79%)
Dana Bourland
Enterprise Community Partners
2009
 		2011 Enterprise Green Communities Criteria (76%)

Enterprise Community Partners
2011
EPA Brownfields Program (62%)

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
2007
 		Brownfields Center, Environmental Law Institute Website (51%)

Environmental Law Institute
2006
A Greener Plan for Affordable Housing: How States are Using the Housing Credit to Advance Sustainability (40%)
James Tassos
Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.
2005
 		Comparison of National Residential Green Building Programs (33%)

Enterprise Community Partners
2011

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1 2008 Enterprise Green Communities Criteria (100%)

Enterprise Community Partners   |   2008
2 Green Communities Compliance Manual 2008 (99%)
2009
3 On the Ground with Comprehensive Community Initiatives (91%)
Diana Meyer, Jennifer Blake, Henrique Caine, Beth Williams Pryor
Enterprise Communitiy Partners   |   2000
4 Live Online Event: Health Impact Assessments (80%)
2011
5 Incremental Cost, Measurable Savings: Enterprise Green Communities Criteria (79%)
Dana Bourland
Enterprise Community Partners   |   2009
6 2011 Enterprise Green Communities Criteria (76%)

Enterprise Community Partners   |   2011
7 EPA Brownfields Program (62%)

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency   |   2007
8 Brownfields Center, Environmental Law Institute Website (51%)

Environmental Law Institute   |   2006
9 A Greener Plan for Affordable Housing: How States are Using the Housing Credit to Advance Sustainability (40%)
James Tassos
Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.   |   2005
10 Comparison of National Residential Green Building Programs (33%)

Enterprise Community Partners   |   2011
11 Case Studies on Environmental Issues Affecting Rural Housing Development (31%)

Housing Assistance Council   |   1995
12 2009 MetLife Awards for Excellence in Affordable Housing, Green and Service-Enriched Senior Housing (27%)

Enterprise Community Partners   |   2010
13 Innovation in Capital Markets: A New Generation of Community Development Funds from Enterprise (Full Report) (27%)
My B. Trinh
Enterprise Community Partners   |   2009
14 Lessons Learned: The GreenWorks Architectural Design Competition (25%)
Alexandra G. Ladd
City of Santa Fe   |   2009
15 Procurement of Architectural and Engineering Services for Sustainable Buildings (25%)

U.S. Department of Energy   |   2006
16 Affordable Green Building in Rural Communities (24%)
Mark Kudlowitz
Housing Assistance Corporation   |   2007
17 Congress for the New Urbanism Website (24%)

Congress for the New Urbanism   |   2006
18 This is Smart Growth (24%)
Dan Emerine, Christine Shenot, Mary Kay Bailey, Lee Sobel, Megan Susman
Smart Growth Network   |   2006
19 2011 Enterprise Green Communities Mulitfamily Rehabilitation Specifications (23%)

Enterprise Community Partners   |   2011
20 2011 Enterprise Green Communities Multifamily Rehabilitation Specifications (23%)

Enterprise Community Investment   |   2011
21 Storm Water Management for Construction Activities: Developing Pollution Prevention Plans and Best Management Practices (23%)
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
2002
22 Sustainable, Affordable, Doable: Demystifying the Process of Green Affordable Housing (22%)
Tony Proscio
Enterprise Community Partners   |   2008
23 2011 Enterprise Green Communites Criteria Checklist (21%)

Enterprise Community Partners   |   2011
24 Green Affordable Housing Policy Toolkit (21%)
Trisha Miller
Enterprise Community Partners   |   2010
25 Declining neighborhood commercial strip, Philadelphia City Planning Commission Website (21%)

Philadelphia City Planning Commission   |   1995
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