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The apparent garbage crisis of overflowing landfills would help develop urban landscapes for the future city.

Establish an overlay district of employment to encourage high-income employment in strategic locations

I would like to see the city where health systems are integrated and sharing one regional headquarter.

The leaders must facilitate development programs that generate high-income jobs.

I must address my quest for an economically vital and people-friendly future city. The apparent garbage crisis of overflowing landfills would help develop urban landscapes for the future city. There are various ways in which trash could be transformed into treasure. Based on my understanding of the Clearwater's challenges and opportunities, coupled with the current economic conditions, I believe the below strategies will translate Clearwater into a new city of my desire.

Establish an overlay district of employment to encourage high-income employment in strategic locations: the future city will be a site for creating a regional employment center. There is always a heavy traffic of workers along the highway to south and north of the city. Similarly, it marks the entrance to the peninsula via Bay Boulevard Gulf. I would like to see the city where health systems are integrated and sharing one regional headquarter. I would want to have a city where non-retail employment and professional services are improved. In addition, the height restrictions must be conducive to support the development of the regional employment center (University of Michigan, 2011). The leaders must facilitate development programs that generate high-income jobs. This can be achieved through allowing higher density development and transition of incompatible time consumption.

Adapting and adopting formal incentive policies and new tools will encourage the desired development.

Leaders must embrace a new policy that outlines tools and incentives to stimulate business investment.

The city must consider utilizing defined tools like fast tracks that permit the reduction of development fee and enhancement of public participation in real estate development

Adapting and adopting formal incentive policies and new tools will encourage the desired development. For the future city to be more competitive in terms of new investment, the leaders ought to embrace a new policy that outlines tools and incentives to stimulate business investment. My focus on business stand investment is because of the fact that the two are the primary determinants of economic growth. Therefore, the new policies must operate as a wide set of guidelines and not a restrictive checklist. This implies that projects ought to be evaluated individually. The city must consider utilizing defined tools like fast tracks that permit the reduction of development fee and enhancement of public participation in real estate development (Jenkins, 2007).

Attracting and nurturing talent in creating a sustainable and long-term economic vitality

A people friendly and humanistic city will be foremost accessible where all people will enjoy mobility.

The future city would definitely be a city of bicycles as an overall tactic to become a green city and sustainable development.

Path networks for cycling will be developed to supplement public transport systems.

Another fundamental issue regards attracting and nurturing talent in creating a sustainable, long-term economic vitality. Talent implies that additional skilled workforce is nurtured. It alludes to cultivating and recruiting individuals with experience, education, and interest to help the community retain its competitive position. Such talents entail a pool comprising of diverse entrepreneurs, students, and retirees. Ultimately, for the city of Clearwater to be successful in escalating the talent war, it must engage young professionals with each other, community and area employers (Bentley, 2009).

A people friendly and humanistic city will be foremost accessible where all people will enjoy mobility. Today, most cities are plagued by overpopulation and traffic congestion, and the fasted means to come around is by bicycles, as they are highly efficient transport modes. The future city would definitely be a city of bicycles as an overall tactic to become a green city and sustainable development. Path networks for cycling will be developed to supplement public transport systems. Bicycles are people friendly and foster a city planning that considers cyclists and pedestrians will create a notable contribution to the future humanistic society.

there is an urgent need to concentrate vital resources in the new city.

This includes places of trade, worship, military defense, and government...

Majority of cities have been impinged on beyond their boundaries.
The world has hit over 500 million carbon concentrated in the atmosphere due to the evolution of modern humans.

The future city must review these wasteful behaviors by embracing environmentally friendly efforts.

The future city will be invented for a wide range of purposes. To begin with, there is an urgent need to concentrate vital resources in the new city. This includes places of trade, worship, military defense, and government control. The impacts of post-industrialization have made incredible effects on most world cities. Majority of cities have been impinged on beyond their boundaries. The future city must control pollution arising from geopolitical activities. The future city will have urban waste configured. Reports of garbage crises must not supersede the problem itself. The future city will develop a strategy to refuse in urban areas, a strategy incorporating designing consumables to begin with. Already, many concepts that will guide the future city to resolve wasteful living styles exist.

The world has hit over 500 million carbon concentrated in the atmosphere due to the evolution of modern humans. The future city must review these wasteful behaviors by embracing environmentally friendly efforts. Humanity must be demonstrated at its peak in terms of one-way consumption. In future, these wastes must be designed to generate the future city. Here, waste will not be recycled via infrastructural methodologies but rather up-cycled through perpetuity.

The future city will credibly have minimal trash by taking into account the life cycle of products made.

It will outlaw items manufactured for adolescent group.

Products will be produced with the goal of reusing, dissembling, tacking back and up cycling.

The city will enforce substantial regulations, economically feasible plans, comprehensive industry plans, and ultra-expensive technology like plasma gasification plants.

The future city will credibly have minimal trash by taking into account the life cycle of products made. It will outlaw items manufactured for adolescent group. In addition, products will be produced with the goal of reusing, dissembling, tacking back and up cycling. For example, rather than tossing out bottles, the city will encourage its residents to adapt them for use as lighting fixtures, planters and building wall elements. This city will have highly organized frameworks to resolve various problems. It will require its residents to repay attractively for discarding waste while encouraging thorough cycling. Thus, at least 90% of internal waste will be recycled and moved to factories to generate energy. The city will enforce substantial regulations, economically feasible plans, comprehensive industry plans, and ultra-expensive technology like plasma gasification plants.

Similarly, in this city, it will be highly imperative to employ a waste to energy processes. The residents will be stable and taxes will be a norm to support the city's systems. Outreach programs will be initiated to invite public to regulate civic waste infrastructures to spread awareness. This will attract monumental traffics of tourists visiting the city's future landfill facilities.

The future city will engage automated 3-D printers in modifying trash processes and completing tasks.

Such possible automations will be entirely based on innovative techniques applied in industrial waste devices.

Ecologies have the ability to achieve a long-term harmonious state and a positive spiraling. Because ecological models tend to be productively everlasting, the future city will logically follow.

The future city will engage automated 3-D printers in modifying trash processes and completing tasks. Such possible automations will be entirely based on innovative techniques applied in industrial waste devices. For the city to implement such techniques and achieve its objective, it will not need to make any investments. Instead, it will use computational geometry. Such an envisioned city will derive from trash; this does not imply ordinary trash but rather smart refuse. Unlike machines, such a city will be equivalent to a complex ecology. Ecologies have the ability to achieve a long-term harmonious state and a positive spiraling. Because ecological models tend to be productively everlasting, the future city will logically follow.

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