HOUSING AMERICA (documentary video, 2003, 65min) Video outlines (to serve as a content guideline) 01:00- 2:45 - Talks about urban sprawl, expensive housing, lack of sidewalks in the suburbs, disadvantage of segregated zoning, increased Vehicle miles travelled 03:05- 5:10- car-oriented development 05:15- 7:10 -lack of trees, growing heat island, water supply problems, In 1998, Environmental Protection Agency ruled that Atlanta had violated the 1990 Clean Air Act 7:10- 9:25 -consequences of violating 1990 Clean Air Act, 2 sides of the argument on tackling the air quality issue. While one talks about putting transit, the other talks about building more roads 9:25- 12:00 -new highway project and its effect (Northern Atlanta Arc), problems in downtown Atlanta 12:00- 15:00 - brownfield redevelopment, Atlantic Station- mixed use with sidewalks, on- street parking, and lofts with retail in first floor and residential on upper floors. Walkable neighborhood, choice for houses 17:00-18:50 -Burlington, Vermont ranked one of the most walkable cities, Land gentrification, low vacancy. More demand= higher prices. 18:50-21:30 -Federal Government describes affordable home as less than 30% of family income. In Burlington, that translates to $32,600/yr to get a 2-bedroom apartment. Disconnect between how much to pay and how much money they can