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 53
ipal traffic streets the sixty-foot widthis altogether inadequate. Ample lot and block dimen-sions in St. Louis have caused the city to spread over agreat area. While not too great a proportion of area hasbeen devoted to streets, cost for acquisition, improve-ment and maintenance has placed an… … O OT as c gs| ^ m od o , ^B■§,« ■ss o ^^ .Ss oto S-aM -2 g§ ^ o Su O 01 ri n .P -^ ■^0.0 05 n« •^ a) Qj ■3 w S .B B 2 Sis o <0_•BS rt 2 o ff-a aI o m 0) l.S CITY PLAN COMMISSION usually difficult, not merely because of the predominanceof 60-foot Avidths, but because of the unusual length ofall…
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