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1) The document summarizes a 3 phase, 4 year regional planning process called "Going Places" that aims to assess land development suitability in the Miami Valley region. 2) Phase 1 involved an existing conditions assessment. Phase 2 will explore future land use scenarios. Phase 3 will develop a shared growth framework. 3) The study evaluated land suitability, development conditions, and intensity to identify developable land. It found not all land is equally suitable for development.
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