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There goes the neighborhood: Concern during the planning and zoning process
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Neighbors of a prospective veterinary clinic may have concerns about imagined horrors such a facility might bring to their street. Here Veterinary Economics Editorial Advisory Board member Heather Lewis, AIA, explains how to address such worries.
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