Community Benefit Agreements: A Report for the City of East Cleveland

Beth Nagy; Matthew Herman; Amber Knapp; Leah Pirrung; Stephanie Lawson; Tisha Barnes; Sy Castells; Cong Wang; Isabella Ziemak; Cameron Caputi; John Curran; Otis Hooper; Clifton Hopkins; Morgan Clark; Madison Hudy; Amanda Biller; Jacqueline Revier; Zach Kramka

Community Benefit Agreements: A Report for the City of East Cleveland

Beth Nagy, Matthew Herman, Amber Knapp, Leah Pirrung, Stephanie Lawson, Tisha Barnes, Sy Castells, Cong Wang, Isabella Ziemak, Cameron Caputi, John Curran, Otis Hooper, Clifton Hopkins, Morgan Clark, Madison Hudy, Amanda Biller, Jacqueline Revier, Zach Kramka

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Dr. Beth Nagy, Assistant Lecturer of Urban Planning Practice at the Levin College, worked with her UST 489 Senior Seminar class to produce a report for the City of East Cleveland on community benefit agreements (CBAs). Students examined CBAs across major cities throughout the United States to provide the City of East Cleveland with case studies on the different ways CBAs are utilized in other communities, while exploring the successes and limitations such efforts have encountered. The final report was presented to East Cleveland Mayor Brandon L. King in February 2020.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jan 13 2020

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Community Benefit Agreements

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Urban Studies and Planning

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Community Benefit Agreements: A Report for the City of East Cleveland

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