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Bayside Task Force.  2000a.  A new vision for Bayside:  The plan.  Portland, ME.  City of Portland.

Bayside Task Force.  2000b.  A new vision for Bayside:  Implementation.  Portland, ME. City of Portland.

Braziel, Melvin and Thomas F. Cannon.  The front porch strategy:  Achieving neighborhood consensus.  Journal of Housing and Community Development, May/June 99, Vol.56 Issue 3, p.33-38.

Bryson, John M.:  Anderson, Sharon R.  Applying large –group interaction methods in the planning and implementation of major change efforts.  Public Administration Review, Mar/Apr 2000, Vol. 60 Issue 2, p143-163.

City of Portland,  Economic Development Center.  2000.  Annual report on economic development.  Portland, ME.  City of Portland.       

Mavadones, Nicholas M.  Mayor, City of Portland.  2000.  Letter to citizens, 26 January, Portland, ME.

Niebanck, Paul.  Community and development.   Journal of the American Planning Association, Autumn 97, Vol. 63 Issue 4, p533-535.

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Shanahan, Mark.  2000a.  Council hails land deal as "catalyst" for Bayside.  Portland Press Herald,  11 August, 1A.

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