Private dream, public nightmare

Series: Metropolis - Creator or Destroyer Series

Duration: 0:30:00

Genre: Educational

Year Published: 1964

Creator: National Educational Television: Distributor

Format: 16mm

Color: B&W

Sound: sound

Description: Asks whether the well-planned suburban community can be realized through private enterprise. Describes El Dorado hills, California, where the planners had 10,000 vacant acres and built from scratch. Examines the community which resulted, comparing arguments for and against the success of such a giant planned development., Asks whether the well-planned suburban community can be realized through private enterprise. Describes Eldorado hills, California, where the planners had 10,000 vacant acres and built from scratch. Examines the community which resulted, comparing agruments for and against the success of such a giant planned development.

Complete Record: , This documentary asks whether the well-planned suburban community can be realized through private enterprise. The program visits El Dorado Hills, Califoria where planners built a community on 10,000 vacant acres. Arguments for and against the large planned development are presented. , Asks whether the well-planned suburban community can be realized through private enterprise. Describes Eldorado Hills, California, where the planners had 10,000 vacant acres and built from scratch. Examines the community which resulted, comparing arguments for and against the success of such a giant planned development., Asks whether the well-planned suburban community can be realized through private enterprise. Describes Eldorado hills, California, where the planners had 10,000 vacant acres and built from scratch. Examines the community which resulted, comparing agruments for and against the success of such a giant planned development.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.