City on the Verge Bibliography, Followed by Endnotes
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Wilson, Alex, “Energy-Saving Features of the Serenbe Community,” Green Building Advisor, Sept. 19, 2013.Wingfield, Kyle, “Trust in Government,” AJC, Aug. 16, 2012. Wolfe, Tom. A Man in Full. NY: Farrar Straus Giroux, 1998. Woods, Walter, “Beltline High-Rise Proposed; Residential Units Would Border Piedmont Park,” AJC, May 19, 2005. Woods, Walter, “Developer Bets Big on City’s Belt Line,” AJC, Oct. 13, 2004. Woolard, Cathy, “Atlanta BeltLine Off Track, But City Hall Has Time to Define, Enforce High Expectations,” Saporta Report, Sept. 4, 2016. Woolard, Cathy, “Make a Beeline for Belt Line,” AJC, Feb. 14, 2003. Woolard, Cathy, “Transportation Alternatives for a Sustainable City,” Southface Journal of Sustainable Building, Spring 2002. Wooten, Jim, “Thinking Right ‘David’ Wins One for the Taxpayers,” AJC, Feb. 11, 2008. Worbel, Sylvia, “Helping and Healing a Community,” Winship Magazine [Emory University], Fall 2015. Wurst, Nancy Henderson, “Atlanta’s Promising Pathways,” Rails to Trails, Summer 2004. Yarrow, Allison Gaudet, “The People Revisit Leo Frank,” Jewish Daily Forward, May 13, 2009. Yeomans, Curt, “Riverdale’s Town Center Is City Hub,” Clayton County Community Profile, July 30, 2014, p. 18. Endnotes to City on the Verge [Note: These endnotes refer to a final draft that was edited somewhat. They are in order, but some material to which the references refer may have been cut. The endnotes are truncated but refer to the Bibliography above for full information on the citation.] Endnotes to Introduction: Atlanta’s Livable Future Benfield, “The Country’s Most Ambitious Smart Growth Project Shows Some Progress.” Pendergrast, For God, Country & Coca-Cola; Pendergrast, Inside the Outbreaks. Allen, Atlanta Rising; Pomerantz, Where Peachtree Meets Sweet Auburn. Lacayo, “Brawl Over Sprawl.” Ehrenhalt, Great Inversion, p. 11. Owen, Green Metropolis, p. 141. Kunstler, “Home From Nowhere.” Rybczynski, Makeshift Metropolis, p. 183. Endnotes to Prologue: Walking the BeltLine Gravel, TEDx Talk. Endnotes to Chapter 1: Ryan Gravel’s Epiphany Gravel, Belt Line – Atlanta, p. 1-2. Ryan Gravel interview; Ryan Gravel TED talk. Randall Roark interview. Ryan Gravel interview; Gravel, Belt Line – Atlanta, p. 33-34. Fowler, “Abandoned Rail Corridor Assessment Report,” p. 3-4. Fowler, “Abandoned,” p. 13-20. Marianne Fowler interview. Ed McBrayer interview. PATH Foundation, “City of Atlanta Greenway Trail Corridor Plan.” Ed McBrayer interview. Alycen Whiddon interview. Gravel, Belt Line – Atlanta, p. 1-4. Ibid, p. 5, 10, 16, 20. Ibid, Figure 16-20, 32, p. 108. Ibid, p. 61-69, Figure 36. Ibid, p. 18, 37-38, 783-74. Ibid, p. 42, 47, 73. Ibid, p. 18, 42. Ibid, p. 9. Ibid, p. 19, 32. Ibid, p. 1. Randall Roark interview. Mike Dobbins interview. Mark F. Arnold interview; Sarah Edgens email. Sarah Edgens, Mark Arnold and Ryan Gravel letter to Cathy Woolard, July 30, 2001, courtesy Ryan Gravel. Ryan Gravel interview. DistrictTwo Rail Corridor, p. 15; Alycen Whiddon interview. Cathy Woolard interview; Ryan Gravel interview. Cathy Woolard interview. Saporta, “Existing Web of Rail Lines.” Engel, “Letter to Editor.” Saporta, “Land Acquisition Critical”; Unger, “Stoking Desire for Streetcars”; Hairston, “Transportation Plan Pulls in Early Support”; Saporta, “City Can’t Afford Delay”; Ledford, “Two Good Transit Ideas.” Woolard, “Make a Beeline for Belt Line.” Newkirk, “Homelessness Put to the Count.” Hairston, “Tour Promotes Transit Concept.” Hairston, “Traffic Plan Keeps Rubber on the Road.” Perdue, “Letter to Editor.” Alycen Whiddon interview. Alycen Whiddon interview; Dick Layton interview. Whiddon, Belt Line Transit Greenway, p. 15. Cain Williamson interview. Shirley Franklin interview. Clay Williamson interview; Cathy Woolard interview; Mobility 2030 Transportation Improvement Program, p. 59-61; Frankston, “Region’s 25-Year Plan Due Final Vote.” Hairston, “Belt Line Plan Gathers Support.” Cathy Woolard interview; Friends of the Belt Line, Inc. Newsletter 1:April 26, 2004; Newsletter 28, Aug. 10, 2005, courtesy Ryan Gravel; Hairston, “Belt Line Plan Gathers Support.” Shirley Franklin interview. Greg Giornelli interview; Hairston, “Special Tax Zone for Transit Line?”; Hairston, “Belt Line Tax District Under Study”; Pendered, “Transit Loop on Fast Track.” Ryan Gravel interview; Shelton, “The Man Behind the Belt Line.” Pendered, “City Consolidates Transit Studies.” Endnotes to Chapter 2: City on the Move Speech courtesy of Christopher Leinberger Allen, Douglas, “Learning from Atlanta,” in Planning Atlanta, p. 14-26. Ambrose, Atlanta: An Illustrated History, p. 1-24. Allen, “Learning from Atlanta,” p. 26. Pendergrast, For God, Country & Coca-Cola, p. 18; Shavin, Atlanta: Triumph of a People, p. 26-41; Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 26. Shavin, Atlanta, p. 32; Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 26. Bogle, “The Western & Atlantic Railroad,” p. 70. Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 47-55. Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 55; Shavin, Atlanta, p. 125-127, 171-178. Grady, “New South Speech.” Pendergrast, For God, Country & Coca-Cola; Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 139. Material for this section comes from Martin, “Mule to MARTA”; Klima, “Breaking Out”; and Carson, The Trolley Titans. Jones, Atlanta’s Ponce de Leon Avenue; Carson, Trolley Titans, p. 37; Ryan Gravel interview. Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 82. Cuthbertson, Historic Grant Park. Carson, Trolley Titans, p. 11-16. Marr, Inman Park. Carson, Trolley Titans, p. 21-26, 42-43. Carson, Trolley Titans, p. 36-40; “Atlanta BetlLine (and Belt Lines)”; “Louisville & Nashville Railroad”; Ryan Gravel interview. Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 101. Jacobs, The Law of the White Circle, p. 30-33. Jones, Atlanta’s Ponce de Leon Avenue. Ansley Park, p. 30-37. Barnard, Buckhead. Carson, Trolley Titans, p. 42-68. Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 144. Atlanta City Planning Commission, Annual Report 1922; Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 145. Carson, Trolley Titans, p. 76-77. Carson, Trolley Titans, p. 78-87. Carson, Trolley Titans, p. 91. Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 103-104. Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 148-149; Allen, Atlanta Rising, p. 20-25, 107-108, 113-114, 188. Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 146-147. Ansley Park, p. 37. Carson, Trolley Titans, p. 97-104. Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 164. Lochner Report. Up Ahead. Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 164. Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 142-145. A. J. Robinson interview. Keating, Race, Class, and Urban Expansion, p. 113-141; Allen, Atlanta Rising, p. 161, 174-178, 198-200; Konrad, Transporting Atlanta, p. 51-81; Scott Pendergrast interview; Paul Grether interview. “Settlement Puts Brakes on 44 Atlanta Road Projects”; Michael Chang interview. Konrad, Transporting Atlanta, p. 83-109. Endnotes to Chapter 3: First Bumps Along the BeltLine Garvin, “Greening Cities,” in Growing Greener Cities, p. 81. Tim Committe “Memorandum,” March 23, 2004, Tim Committe to James Langford, April 2, 2004, courtesy Jim Langford; Jim Langford interview; Tim Committe email, Feb. 2, 2015. Hairston, “Belt Line Plan Gathers Support.” Bob Bridges interview; Markham Smith interview; Bill Eisenhauer interview; Jim Langford interview. Jim Langford interview. Donsky, “Yale Planner Garvin to Study Belt Line”; Saporta, “Blank Foundation’s Plans”; Elise Eplan interview. Alexander Garvin interview. Jim Schroder interview. Garvin, The Beltline Emerald Necklace; Shelton, “The Man Behind the Belt Line”; Hairston, “A Vision in Green”; Hairston, “Land Trust a Heavyweight”; Shelton, “Greening of Atlanta”; Pendered, “Park Could Bloom in Urban Wasteland”; sAlexander Garvin interview. Johnsson, “Atlanta Strings a New ‘Emerald Necklace.’” Shelton, “Blank Check for Beltline.” Woods, “Developer Bets Big on City’s Belt Line”; Bill Butler interview; Van Baker interview; Wayne Mason interview. Brack, Gwinnett County, p. 31-49; Saporta, “Career of Spinning Dirt into Gold”; Pendered, “Wayne Mason Speaks”; Smith, “King of the Deal”; Wayne Mason interview. Woods, “Developer Bets Big”; Pendered, “Key Belt Line Land Bought” Alycen Whiddon interview. Hairston, “Effect of Belt Line Land Sale Unclear.” Pendered, “Belt Line Gets Grease”; Keith Mason interview. Garvin, Beltline Emerald Necklace, p. 47. Saporta, “Career of Spinning Dirt into Gold”; Pendered, “Belt Line Wheels Get Grease.” Hairston, “Bullish on the Beltline.” Hairston, “MARTA Study Affirms Transit Loop Feasibility”; Hairston, “MARTA Panel to Vote on Beltline”; Hairston, “Beltline Joins MARTA Wish List.” Hairston, “Beltline Proposal at a Crossroads.” EDAW, Atlanta BeltLine Tax Allocation District (TAD) Feasibility Study; Hairston, “Study Sees Rosy Future for Beltline”; Barbara Faga interview. Hairston, “Study Sees Rosy Future.” Letters to editor, AJC, March 14, 2005; Hairston, “Beltline Joins MARTA Wish List.” Saporta, “City’s Elite Re-Enlist”; Tagami, “Mayor Conveys Pride in 1st Term.” Ray Weeks interview; Bill Bolen interview; Justin Segall interview; Mandy Schmitt Mahoney interview. Dan Baskerville summary memorandum, Nov. 13, 2006, courtesy Jane Langley. Woods, “Beltline High-Rise Proposed.” Baskerville memo. Pendered and Hairston, “Developer Reveals Beltline Proposal.” Ibid; “Blueprint for Change.” Hairston, “Residents: Build it, But with Transit”; Tucker, “High Rises Help”; Whiddon, “Beltline Plan Incorporates Trees.” David Rogers letter to editor, AJC, June 9, 2005. Hairston, “Passions Run High At Beltline Forum”; Baskerville memo. Hairston, “Beltline Debate Heats Up”; Pendered, “Towers Spark Density Debate”; Markwell, “Towers Endanger Neighborhood Feel.” Keith Mason interview. Wolfe, A Man in Full, p. 10. EDAW, Atlanta BeltLine Redevelopment Plan, p. 11-13, 54, 64; Donsky, “Detailed Beltline Proposal Unveiled”; Pendered, “Land Donor Snubbed in Beltline Plan.” Saporta, “Transit Experts Will Explore Beltline Options”; Mason, “Beltline Bandwagon Needs To Get Moving.” Donsky, “Developer Offers Beltland Land As Swap For Rezoning.” BeltLine Transit Panel, Atlanta Beltline: Transit Feasibility White Paper. Donsky, “Panel Doubts Beltline Transit Goals.” Mike Dobbins open letter to Shirley Franklin, Oct. 2005, courtesy Mike Dobbins. Pendered, “Council Urged to Approve Beltline”; Mike Dobbins to Shirley Franklin, Nov. 25, 2005, courtesy Mike Dobbins. “First Notch in Beltline”; Dewan, “Greening of Downtown Atlanta.” Beltline Partnership Board Meeting, Oct. 10, 2005, courtesy Jim Langford. Pendered, “City Grapples with Beltline Housing Prices”; Pendered, “Council Urged to Approve Beltline”; EDAW, Atlanta BeltLine Redevelopment Plan, p. 2, 23, 53,-54; Pendered, “Beltline Clears First Big Hurdle.” Donsky, “Schools Evaluate Beltline”; Pendered, “Schools Sign Off on Beltline”; Intergovernmental Agreement. Pendered, “Fulton To Consider Beltline – Again”; Pendered, “Beltline Back Before Commissioners”; Pendered, “Beltline on Fast Forward”; Pendered, “Beltline to Aid Fulton Libraries”; Mtaminika Youngblood interview; Deborah Scott interview; www.georgiastandup.org. Endnotes to Chapter 4: Two Atlantas: The Racial Divide Burns, Rage in the Gate City, p. 158. Sjoquist, Atlanta Paradox, p. 2. Thomas, The Slave Trade, p. 246, 272, 482, 519, 544, 552, 568, 571-572, 615, 799; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Georgia_%28U.S._state%29; Link, Atlanta, p. 160; Carter, Black Side, p. 12-15. Link Atlanta, p. 13, 23. Link, Atlanta, p. 61, 79. Link, Atlanta, p. 31, 61-64. O. O. Howard in Alvord, Letters from the South, p. 7. Link, Atlanta, p. 67-84, 91,111-112. Link, Atlanta, p. 108-109. “Henry McNeal Turner,” New Georgia Encyclopedia, http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/history-archaeology/henry-mcneal-turner-1834-1915. Link, Atlanta, p. 89-91, Davis, Atlanta’s Oakland Cemetery, p. 153; Carter, Black Side, p. 35-37. Link Atlanta, p. 55; Lands, The Culture of Property, p. 17-19; Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 54-67; Godshalk, Veiled Visions, p. 19-20. Grady, “New South Speech.” Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 63; Bayor, Race and the Shaping, p. 7-8; Link Atlanta, p. 107; Godshalk, Veiled Visions, p. 139; Blackmon, Slavery By Another Name, p. 342-352, 387. Link, Atlanta, p. 151-153. Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 67; Perdue, Race, p. 22. Link, Atlanta, p. 158-160; Carter, Black Side, p. viii, 11. Perdue, Race and the Atlanta Cotton States Exposition, p. 23. Perdue, Race, p. 32-38; Link, Atlanta, p. 163. Perdue, Race, p. 14, 30. Perdue, Race, p. 48-49. Washington, Booker T. Washington Papers, v. 3, p. 583-587; Perdue, Race, p. 27-29; Pomerantz, Where Peachtree Meets Sweet Auburn, p. 61; Link, Atlanta, p. 162-166. Pomerantz, Where Peachtree, p. 61-62; Perdue, Race, p. 14, 51; Lands, Culture of Property, p. 72. Pomerantz, Where Peachtree, p. 85; Lands, Culture of Property, p. 33-37. Perdue, Race, p. 44-45. Du Bois, Souls of Black Folk [ebook edition, no pagination]; Link, Atlanta, p. 166-167. Pendergrast, For God, Country and Coca-Cola, p. 83-85. Godshalk, Veiled Visions, p. 28-31. Godshalk, Veiled Visions, p. 36-51. Baker, Following the Color Line, unpaged electronic edition; Godshalk, Veiled Visions, p. 85-104; Burns, Rage in the Gate City, p. 139-144; Blackmon, Slavery by Another Name. Godshalk, Veiled Visions, p. 110, 135-207; Link, Race, p. 169-189; Du Bois, “Litany of Atlanta,” in Jacobs, Law, p. 143-147; Pomerantz, Where Peachtree, p. 71-77. Godshalk, Veiled Visions, p.11, 207. Oney, And the Dead Shall Rise, p. 607-619; Yarrow, “The People Revisit Leo Frank”; Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 133-136. “Various Shades of the Ku Klux Klan”; Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 136-137; Godshalk, Veiled Visions, p. 262-263; Barnard, Buckhead, p. 61-62; Oney, And the Dead Shall Rise, p. 606-607. Ansley Park, p. 46. Marr, Inman Park, p. 52. Cuthbertson, Historic Grant Park, p. 44. Crosby, Brookwood Hills, p. 41. Atlanta City Planning Commission, Annual Report, 1922. Bayor, Race, p. 55-58. Lands, Culture of Property, p. 72-97; Jones, Atlanta’s Ponce de Leon Avenue, p. 23-26; Pomerantz, Where Peachtree, p. 188-191; Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 102-106; Kuhn, Living Atlanta; Allen, Atlanta Rising, p. 36. “Heman Perry” in Ingham, African-American Business Leaders, p. 533-547; Crimmins, “Bungalow Suburbs”; White, “Black Sides of Atlanta.” Lands, Culture of Property, p. 158-168. Palmer, Adventures of a Slum Fighter; Lands, Culture of Property, p. 171-174. Godshalk, Veiled Visions, p. 258-259; Mitchell, Gone With the Wind, p. 77-78, 745, 751; Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 111-113; Pomerantz, Where Peachtree, p. 129-139; Allen, Atlanta Rising, p. 26-28. Kruse, White Flight, p. 42-52; Allen, Atlanta Rising, p. 18; MacQuarrie, “Streetcars Tied To Violent Past.” Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 160-172; Keating, Race, p. 69-77; Kruse, White Flight, p. 34; Allen, Atlanta Rising, p. 34-35. Pendergrast, For God, Country and Coca-Cola, p. 233-235; Hunter, Community Power Structure; Kruse, White Power, p. 26-28; Stone, Regime Politics; Allen, Atlanta Rising, p. 28-29, 39-51. Kruse, White Flight, p. 58-104; Bayor, Race, p. 65-69; Up Ahead, p. 39, 53, 58; Allen, Atlanta Rising, p. 92-94, 121-122. Kruse, White Flight, p. 38. Green, The Temple Bombing; Allen, Atlanta Rising, p. 53-58, 83. Stefani, Unlikely Dissenters; Nan Pendergrast interview. Allen, Atlanta Rising, p. 94-97, 139-140; Pomerantz, Where Peachtree, p. 257-269; Brown-Nagin, Courage to Dissent, p. 155-171.221-245. Kruse, White Flight, p. 40, 131-179; Ronald Bayor, “Atlanta: The Historical Paradox,” in The Atlanta Paradox, p. 42-56; Allen, Atlanta Rising, p. 176-177, 219. Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 187-189; Pendergrast, p. 267-272; Allen, Atlanta Rising, p. 141-143, 158-160. Keating, Race, p. 113-141; Allen, Atlanta Rising, p. 161, 174-175, 225-226. Bayor, Race, p. 48-52; Pomerantz, Where Peachtree, p. 399-474; Ellen and John Heath, “Changing Demographics and Unprecedented Growth,” in Planning Atlanta, p. 27-39; Allen, Atlanta Rising, p. 204-206. Ambrose, Atlanta, p. 187-190; Kruse, White Flight, p. 234-241; Ronald Bayor, “Atlanta: The Historical Paradox”; Allen, Atlanta Rising, p. 213-224, 244; Rutheiser, Imagineering Atlanta, p. 176. Burns, Rage in the Gate City, p. 175. Endnotes to Chapter 5: Learning to Fly While Building an Airplane Pendered, “Supreme Court to Hear Beltline Case”; Donsky, “Funding Lawsuit Ties Up Beltline”; Wooten, “Thinking Right”; Donsky, “Ruling Jolts Beltline”; Torpy, “Beltline Ruling Lawyer: Saporta, “Beltline Donors Unfazed”; Weeks, “Atlanta Believes in Beltline.” Ray Weeks interview. Jim Langford interview; Pendered, “Old Mine Holds Key”; Pendered, “Park Could Bloom”; “Q & A,” AJC, June 11, 2006; “Tit for Tat Costly” Alexander, New Jim Crow; Pendered, “Fulton Asks Atlanta for Jail Beds in Quarry Deal”; Pendered, “Atlanta Again Lobbies Fulton”; Pendered, “Atlanta Acquires Jewel.” Pendered, “Mining Company to Prep Land for Park”; Pendered, “Park Could Bloom in Urban Wasteland.” Pendered, “Everyone Has Plans for City’s Future Reservoir.” David Harrison letter to editor, AJC, Jan. 22, 2006. Pendered, “Beltline Park Plan a Mystery”; Jim Langford interview. Pendered, “Beltline, Ring of Renewal a Costly Jewel.” Pendered, “Flourishing InTown.” Jim Langford interview. Langford email, Feb. 13, 2006, courtesy Jim Langford. Ray Weeks interview; Cathy Woolard interview; Ryan Gravel interview. “Trust for Public Land, Georgia Office, Action Plan 2006-2007,” July 6, 2006, courtesy Jim Langford; Jim Langford interview; www.millionmilegreenway.org. Eisenhauer, “Celebrating Stormwater”; Bill Eisenhauer interview; Markham Smith interview; Jim Langford interview; Tagami, “$7 Million Put Up On City Hall East Sale”; Duffy, “Waterway to Anchor New Park”; Saporta, “City of Atlanta Can Clean Up Its Act by Adopting a Green CSO Approach.” Pendered, “Lawsuits Challenging Beltline Board Authority”; Pendered, “Judge Approves Beltline Bonds”; Torpy, “Beltline Ruling Lawyer an Enigmatic Litigant.” Jordan, “Franklin Lauds New Beltline Director”; Terri Montague interview. Terri Montague interview. Joerg Matthiesen interview; Allison Bailey interview; Ray Weeks interview. Atlanta Development Authority, Atlanta BeltLine Project: Plan of Work for 2006-2010. Malone, “Big Guns in Development Shouldn’t Fool Us”; Vogell, “Group: Agencies’ Donation Broke Law”; Vogell, “Development Amendment Appears to Pass”; Diamond, “Tax Money Root of Re-Negotiations”; Stirgus, “School Board Makes Deal”; Stafford, “ADA Turns Down $6 Million”; First Amendment to Intergovernmental Agreement; Second Amendment to Intergovernmental Agreement. Pendered, “Ex-governor to Represent Beltline Investor”; Tapp, “Streetcar Is One Desire”; Pendered, “New Beltline Plan”; Pendered, “Panel OKs Towers on Beltline”; Pendered, “Developer’s Proposal Awaits Council Nod”; Mason Group, “What Does the Mason Plan Save/Generate”; Pendered, “Beltline Density Debated.” Pendered, “Developer Abandons City Beltline Project”; Pendered, “Beltline Broken?”; Harris, “Next Stop.” Letters to editor, AJC, Sept. 26, 2006. Pendered, “Investor May Sue City Over Beltline”; Jim Langford interview. Donsky, “City, Partner Buy Beltline Segment.” Donsky, “Beltline Deal Feels Tight Credit Squeeze.” Donsky, “Legal Delay May Set Back Beltline.” Donsky, “Beltline Faces Shifting Bond Deal.” Stirgus, “Bond Deal Enables Beltline Purchase”; Duffy, “Beltline’s Costly Move Forward.” Wayne and Keith Mason interviews; Oliver, “Mason Has Never Seen It This Bad.” Stafford, “Atlanta Sells Beltline Bonds.” Donsky, “Unequal Spending Likely for Beltline”; Donsky, “Advisers Upbraid Beltline Project”; Wheatley, “Beltline Group”; Bowens to Franklin, Sept. 2, 2009; Wheatley, “Beltline Officials”; Walls, “Advisors.” Immergluck, “Large-Scale Redevelopment Initiatives”; McWhirter, “Beltline Property Taxes Afire”; Katz, Our Lot, p. 129-155; Saporta, “Housing Problems Need Answers”; Wheatley, “Southwest Reidents Fear Being Cut Out”; Grantham, “Bank Leaves Trail of Flipping”; Grantham, “From Dream House to Hellhole”; “Ellenwood Man Guilty”; Brent Brewer interview. Hicks, “NPU-V Shows Atlanta the Dirty Truth”; Wheatley, “The 22-Mile Life Preserver.” Pendered, “Moratorium on McMansions.” Roney, BeltLine Cultural Impact Study, p. 5. Saporta, “Blank Foundation Helps Keep Beltline in the Shade”; Wheatley, “All Not Quiet.” Townsend, “Neighborhood Nosh: The Depot.” Helen Tapp interview; Donsky, “Lux Apartments for Grant Park.” Suggs, “Battle of Tanyard Creek”; Donsky, “Residents Despair”; Donsky, “Beltline Trail Will Skirt Meadow”; Ed McBrayer interview; Barbara Kennedy emails. Galloway, “DOT Puts the Skids”; Hart, “Amtrak Wants Land”; Miles, “Beltline Supporters Rally”; Bookman, “Beltline’s Promise Is Clear”; Wheatley, “Tussle With Amtrak and GDOT”; www.yelp.com/biz/amtrak-atlanta; Gravel, “Multiple Multi-Modals”; Stirgus, “DOT, Atlanta Reach Deal”; Ryan Gravel interview; Angel Poventud interview. Donsky, “Beltline Leader Leaving”; Bentley, “Big Messy Thing”; Terri Montague interview. 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