The city plan of Flint, Michigan, including the reports of John Nolen, city planner, and Bion J. Arnold, transportation engineer, as approved by the City planning board and accepted by the Common council. George C. Kellar, mayor. Frank D. King, city clerk (1920)
as to the nature and extent of the demand for houses, we shall adopt definite aims as to theproduce, we shall employ skill and experience and factory methods, and we shall back the housingerterprises with adequate capital. While Flint, in common with other industrial enterprises,suffers from shacks… … 35 Main Thoroughfares One ot the most important features in the city plan and one that directly affects the con-venience of every inhabitant of the city, is the system of circulation and communication, for uponthis system rests the whole question of the economic distribution of supphes and the easy…
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