Effect of urban service boundary

Source Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. Department of Commerce Includes industries not listed in this table 

In the early 1970s alongside articles about new subdivisions on famous horse farms, articles about farmland preservation began to appear in the local newspaper, consistent with concerns across the country. Beyond just housing demand, farmland in general and equine operations in particular have been affected both 

Real estate agencies specializing in horse properties 12 

Retail specialty stores with equine themed merchandise 5 

Creating a well designed, scenic and enhanced parkway that is both safe and beautiful, sensitive to preserving the best of which currently exists, to the maximum extent possible, and that once constructed, the road shall be permanently protected from development pressure so as to maintain the truly unique scenic and agricultural chtuacter of the area for the long term benefit of adjacent landowners, area residents and tourists. 

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Fig. 72.8 Effect of urban service boundary. (Source LFUCG Rural Service Area Land Management Plan, 1999 Photo by James R. Rebmann)...

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