Marin County has long maintained a tradition of environmental planning- while recognizing the essential links between land use, transportation, and housing. In the Countywide Plan, the 606 square miles of land and water that make up Marin County are designated into four distinct corridors. Each corridor is based on specific characteristics and natural boundaries formed by north-and-south-running ridges.
Publications
Sustainable Marin: Nature, Built Environment and People
Downloadable Documents
Author
Alex Hinds
Publisher
Marin, CA: Marin County Community Development Agency
Page Numbers
112
Publication Date
October 01, 2008
Publication Type
Reports and Guides
State
California
Keywords
Local / Regional Food Systems
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