PPP - FC20
Question:
Which of the following principles are not coherent with Clarence Perry theory of neighborhood unit developed in 1920s ?
- The population of a residential neighborhood should be no greater than can be accommodated by one elementary school.
- Each neighborhood should have an integrated network of small parks and playgrounds planned for its needs.
- Arterial streets designed to carry all thought traffic should form the boundaries of each neighborhood. No major traffic arterials shall pass thought neighborhoods.
- Interior streets patterns should use cul-de-sacs, curvilinear layouts and low volume roadways to limit the traffic and preserve a quite, safe, residential atmosphere.
- There shall be no local shopping areas. Shopping shall not be sized to serve neighborhood population and shall be sited along main highways between neighborhoods that serve the whole city.




