NORTHEAST AREA
NOTEBOOK OF RELATED LINKS AND IDEAS.
(The content of this website is simply the personal view of Sandra L. Arlinghaus)

NEW--
March 2, 2000
Link to a page about using satellite infomation to sense sprawl.  Link to saved page.
Feb. 15, 2000.
Link to a page of maps showing various views of the city having to do with topography.

LINKS TO MAPS AND SUCH:


Internet: sarhaus@umich.edu


  • North East Area Plan for the City of Ann Arbor, April 25, 1989.

  • Entire text.
     
     
  • North East Area Plan for the City of Ann Arbor, April 25, 1989.

  • Entire set of figures.
     
     
  • Huron Parkway

  • Materials associated with original bond issue; actions of City Council, and so forth.
  • Huron Parkway, Curb Cuts

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  • Bromley Homeowners Association

  • Link to archives of the Bromley Homeowners Association

    Links to courses containing student files displayed on a virtual bulletin board; some of these contain material related to the NEArea.

    Documents from the Washtenaw County Drain Commissioner's Office, concerning the Mallett's Creek Sub-watershed
  • Boundary of Sub-watershed.
  • Detail of map; southwest portion of sub-watershed.
  • Detail of map; entry of creek into Huron River.
  • Text; page 32. Mallett's Creek: Background; Physical Assessment.
  • Text, continuation of above. Biological Assessment; Summary.
  • Mallett's Creek Physical Characteristics; Table 8 in Drain Commission document.
  • Map of creek, showing where it runs in pipes.
  • Legend for map to follow.
  • Map showing most severly eroded banks adjacent to stream; table above gives text citation to numerals marking evidence of erosion or other damage to creek or banks. Generally, the darker the shading next to the creek, the more severe the problem.
  • Ann Arbor Citizens for the Rehabilitation of Mallett's Creek

  • Statement of Jesse Gordon to Ann Arbor City Planning Commission, July 15, 1996.
     
     
  • Ann Arbor News article, Friday, August 8, 1997. Concerning proposed condo complex, east side of Huron Parkway.

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    Organizations that cut across neighborhoods may have the capability to communicate at a level different from, and in addition to, homeowners associations and other individual organizations. Linkage of local groups, into watersheds of human activity, may offer community leaders ways of overlaying information.

    Indeed, when coupled with natural watersheds, these human activity regions may realize their maximum benefit.