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Public facilities provided to a site so that it can be developed, including roads, bridges, and utilities such as sewerage and water.
Ãâó: www.urbanplan.org/UP_Glossary/UP_Glossary.html
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Services and facilities that support day to day economic activity. Infrastructure includes roads, electricity, telephone service, and public transportation. Infrastructure has traditionally been provided and maintained by the government. However, some nations are currently experimenting with privatization of some elements of the infrastructure as governments seek to cut their expenditures.
Ãâó: www.icons.umd.edu/pls/reslib/display_glossary
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