I. You can’t have smart city without smart growtha. Ex. Cary: has dumb growth, but little areas of smart city featuresII. Smart cities: focus on efficiency, promotes public spaces, nurtures more active lifestyles, compact development, building a sense of place, creates a range of housing options so no gentrificationIII. How do we get to smarter growtha. Tools: must educate people about choices; at city levels people are more likely to make a difference; make changes to zoning laws so it doesn’t promote monocultures, should have mixed use zoning;IV. Tax increment financing: you can borrow money and use it to build structuresa. Example: street car line that connects the city and the developing structureV. SMART CITIESa. A city that creates long-lasting successful socio-economic development making use of state of the art technology in order to make a smarter use of social and environmental resources profiling the cities competitivenessi. Based on thte intelligent management and integrated ICT’s, and active citizen participation1. Foundation: Collaboration, communication2. Move people more efficiently by using busses3. Silo (integrated) decision makinga. Ex. People here at the game take busses to franklin and not come back for a hour, so they will decide to stay and eat, etc.ENST 201 1st Edition Lecture 24 Outline of Last Lecture I. Pop Culture and IdentityII. Smart GrowthOutline of Current Lecture I. SMART citiesCurrent LectureI. You can’t have smart city without smart growtha. Ex. Cary: has dumb growth, but little areas of smart city featuresII. Smart cities: focus on efficiency, promotes public spaces, nurtures more active lifestyles, compact development, building a sense of place,creates a range of housing options so no gentrificationIII. How do we get to smarter growtha. Tools: must educate people about choices; at city levels people are more likely to make a difference; make changes to zoning laws so it doesn’t promote monocultures, should have mixed use zoning; IV. Tax increment financing: you can borrow money and use it to build structures a. Example: street car line that connects the city and the developing structureV. SMART CITIESa. A city that creates long-lasting successful socio-economic development making use of state of the art technology in order to make a smarter use of social and environmental resources profiling the cities competitivenessi. Based on thte intelligent management and integrated ICT’s, and active citizen participation1. Foundation: Collaboration, communication2. Move people more efficiently by using busses3. Silo (integrated) decision makinga. Ex. People here at the game take busses to franklin and not come back for a hour, so they will decide to stay and eat, etc.These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a
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