A Place to Live, Volume 963

acres action activities agencies agricultural areas assistance authority average become buildings capital centers changes Commission conservation construction continue cooperation costs Department districts dollars easements economic effect employment established example existing facilities farm farmers Federal financing forest future garden groups growing growth highway housing important improve income increase industrial interest kind labor land less limited living major meet ment metropolitan million natural nonfarm Office operators opportunities organizations owners parks percent persons planning plants population possible preserve problems production recreation regional reported residents roads rural rural areas serve social soil sources space supply thousand tion town types units University urban zoning