Problems of St. Louis, being a description, from the city planning standpoint, of past and present tendencies of growth, with general suggestions for impending issues and necessary future improvements. The City Plan Commission, St. Louis, Mo., Harland Bartholomew, engineer (1917)
Saint Louis (Mo.). City Plan Commission, Bartholomew, Harland, 1889- · St. Louis, Mo., Nixon-Jones Printing Co. · leaf 109
ther districtssuch favorable conditions of light and air, while theoret-ically just as desirable, are entirely impracticable, andany law that attempted to enforce them would be clearlyunreasonable and void. A classification based on proportionateness ofmeans to ends is recognized in practically all… … Ki to S ■«^-° a ^o fl 3 ^ <B. to > .3 ■*-> oM 01 oy ta o2 n„ ago BSJ3bo S ^ ^■0 a = « Mi:■S.yo 74 CITY PLAN COMMISSION In doing so they discriminate in favor of the owners ofbuildings already constructed. A lopping off of existingbuildings in excess of the prescribed height is of no…
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