WACKER's Handbuch des Plans von Chicago: KommunalökonomyEspeziell für das Studium an den Schulen von Chicago vorbereitet., Schirmherrschaft der Chicago Plan Commission .. . Canal Street? 7. Welche Auswirkungen hat der Verkehr im Zentrum von Chicago, wenn die Streetimprovement des Canal zu Ende geht? 8. Welchen Vorteil hat das Viereck in der Erleichterung des Verkehrs? Vergrößern des zentralen Geschäftsviertels "Anhebung der Immobilienwerte? 9. Was ist das humanitäre Merkmal der viereckigen Entwicklung?10. Hotv kann die Entwicklung eines guten Bürgerschiffs durch die Durchführung des Plans von Chicago unterstützt werden? EIN PARK S

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Wacker's manual of the plan of Chicago: municipal economyEspecially prepared for study in the schools of Chicago., auspices of the Chicago Plan Commission .. . Canal Street? 7. What will be the effect upon traffic in central Chicago when the Canal Streetimprovement is completed? 8. What benefit will the quadrangle be in the facilitation of traffic? Enlarge-ment of the central business district?Increase of property values? 9. What is the humanitarian feature of the quadrangle development?10. Hotv can the development of good citizen-ship be aided through carrying out thePlan of Chicago? A PARK SYSTEM FOR CHICAGO 99 CHAPTER XV A PARK SYSTEM FORCHICAGO Next to convenience and orderliness inits street arrangements the most essentialthing in a great city is a sufficient park area. The desire of the people for extensiveparks for Chicago has always been mani-fest. When Chicago became a city, in 1837, it chose as its motto Urbs in Horto—a cityset in a garden—and two years later thepeople set about creating for the city a parksystem which should justify to the worldthat description of the city. At that timehalf a square of land, upon which the Pub-. CHICAGO. General Map Showing Topography, Waterways and Complete System of Streets, Boulevards, Parkways and Parks. The Parkways and Parks Eneirele the City. They are Placed in Relation to the Radiating Ar-teries and Increase in Area in Proportion to Their Distance from the Center (Green). Also Showing Railroads (Red)the Proposed Harbors at the Mouths of the Chicago and Calumet Rivers and the Location of Outlying Townships. Ther.levation of the Ground is Shown by Increasing Depth in Color (Orange) from the Center of the City. [Copyrighted by the Commercial Club.] When, therefore, Chicago is cutting newstreets and solving her problems of trafficand transportation by that labor, provisionought also to be made for the beautificationof the city and the preservation of publichealth by means of parks. Parks of a cityhave aptly been com

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