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American Planning Association Exam AICP Topic 8 Question 90 Discussion

Actual exam question for American Planning Association's AICP exam
Question #: 90
Topic #: 8
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Where was the first urban growth boundary established in the US?

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Cecilia
22 days ago
Portland, Oregon - the land of hippies and tree-huggers. Fitting that they'd be the first to establish an urban growth boundary.
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Truman
1 months ago
Lexington, Kentucky? That's a curve ball! I wouldn't have guessed that, but hey, maybe they were ahead of the curve.
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Martina
16 days ago
C) Los Angeles, California
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Winfred
26 days ago
Yeah, Portland was the first to establish an urban growth boundary.
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Corazon
27 days ago
A) Portland, Oregon
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Roxane
1 months ago
Los Angeles? Really? I don't think they're known for their forward-thinking urban planning. Maybe Lexington, Kentucky instead?
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Kimberely
21 days ago
B) Lancaster, Pennsylvania
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Alayna
1 months ago
A) Portland, Oregon
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Joanna
1 months ago
I'm gonna go with Lancaster, Pennsylvania. That's a pretty historic city, so it wouldn't surprise me if they were pioneers in this kind of thing.
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Malinda
2 months ago
I agree with Marva, Portland was a pioneer in urban planning.
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Marva
2 months ago
I think it was Portland because they were one of the first cities to implement such a boundary.
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Maddie
2 months ago
A) Portland, Oregon
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Coral
2 months ago
Portland, Oregon? That's the obvious choice here. Urban growth boundaries are a hallmark of Oregon's land use planning.
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Shaunna
4 days ago
Definitely, urban growth boundaries have helped manage growth and preserve farmland and natural areas in Oregon.
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Tonette
6 days ago
I didn't know that, thanks for sharing! Oregon seems to prioritize sustainable development.
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Kenneth
13 days ago
It's interesting how Oregon has been a leader in land use planning with initiatives like urban growth boundaries.
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Goldie
25 days ago
Yes, you're right! Portland, Oregon was the first city in the US to establish an urban growth boundary.
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