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Forming Formed: 1995 Established: 1995

This page last updated:3/27/2012

The Priorities Institute

Denver, Colorado,

United States

We run an educational nonprofit organization and focus on moral evolution, current events, governmental structure, land use planning, and car-free city designs; see: www.priorities.org and www.gr8city.com. We create models for autoless, livable cities for eco-homes to cities up to 90,000 people. We are offering design work for eco-cities, intentional communities, and cohousing for select groups. Ideally, we'd love to have investors to create a development. We're also open to join a community, preferably an Ithaca-ecovillage-type development. We're not of a particular religion, but we are tolerant. We love reading, designing sustainable communities, well-behaved pets and kids, research and writing, visiting hip communities, educational programs, homeschooling, history, gardening, light partying, controlled drinking, silly humor, tasty foods, lotsa friends, meeting interesting folks, music, living in the here and now while reflecting on the past and planning a better future. Contact: Logan Perkins at the phone number or email address listed above.

Status: Seeking Community

Website: http://www.gr8city.com

Contact:

Logan Perkins
305 E Bayaud
Denver, Colorado 80209 United States
Phone: 303-330-9739

Links:

The Priorities Institute: Examines sustainable land use planning & community design.

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This page last updated:3/27/2012

Visitors Accepted

Visitor Process: We don't have a community per se, just a shared house with some cool people. However, I've studied intentional communities for 25 plus years and am open to collaborating in some capacity with others in creating or joining a community.

Statement of Housing Non-discrimination:

Our community does not discriminate in regards to housing based on race/color, national origin, religion, sex/gender, family status (i.e. having children, not having children, or being pregnant), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, ancestry, source of income, age, creed, personal appearance, political affiliation, HIV infection, military/veteran status, unfavorable military discharge, gender identity or expression, receiving public assistance, or being the victim of domestic abuse.

Our community does not provide land or housing and is therefore not subject to fair housing laws.

Population Members(adults and children): 3 Non-member Residents: (1) Open to new members: No Answer (Just a suburban house)	Government Decision Making: Other Identified Leader: No	Labor and Money Financial Style: Partial income sharing Labor Contribution: Expected
Land and Buildings Urban Land Owned By: Individual community member(s) Number of Residences: 1	Food, etc. Percentage of Food Grown: 6-20% Share Community Meals: 2-5 times/week Dietary Choice or Restrictions: Diet is up to each individual Dietary Practice: Omnivorous Alcohol Use: Used Often Tobacco Use: Seldom used	Social Factors Educational Style(s): Public schooled

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