Factors Affecting Urban Land use

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Factors Affecting Urban Land use

Land Value Highest in areas of the city that most “accessible” CBD (so…..high building) Along major transportation routes New housing developments now have smaller lots Activa vs Laurentian

Zoning bylaws Laws Usually passed by city governments Control kind and amount of development in an area Helps to avoid conflict

Climate Winter-city concept Buildings that are “Livable” during winter and summer i.e. underground walkways, malls

Technology Widespread use of the automobile after WWII changed urban areas Wider arterial roads Local roads designed to slow traffic Large parking lots Suburban sprawl

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