- The Ecology of Commerce: A Declaration of Sustainability by Paul Hawken, ‘94 -- a textbook. (can be found at the SC Library)
- Reclaiming Our Cities and Towns: Better Living with Less Traffic by David Engwicht, ‘93 -- a textbook on alternative approaches to transportation / land use interactions. (can be found at the SC Library: 711.7 EN3)
- Citizen Guide to Redevelopment in California from California Redevelopment Association, ‘92 -- an agency document. (can be found at the SC Library)
- Greenbelt Ranks Low in City Poll from Sentinel (Karen Clark), 3/18/88. (can be found at the SC Library news clippings)
- Life Between Buildings: Using Public Space by Jan Gehl, ‘87 -- a textbook. (can be found at the SC Library: 711.74 G27 )
- Back to the Drawing Board: Planning Livable Cities by Wolff Von Eckardt, ‘78 -- a textbook. (can be found at the SC Library: 711.4 V89)
- A Pattern Language: Towns, Buildings, Construction by Christopher Alexander, et al, ‘77 -- a community design resource. (can be found at SC Library?)
- How Cities are Saved by Herbert R. Lottman, ‘76 -- a textbook. (can be found at the SC Library: 711.4 L91)
- Green-Belt Cities by Frederick J. Osborn, ‘69 -- a textbook. (can be found at the SC Library: 711.4 OS1)
- The Last Landscape by William H. Whyte, ‘68 -- a textbook. (can be found at the SC Library: 771.3 W62)
- Garden Cities of Tomorrow, Greenbelt Cities by Sir Ebenezer Howard, 1898 -- the classic text from the founder of the Greenbelt Movement. (can be found at the SC Library)
Transit-Based Urban Planning
"Smart" Growth