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                  Council Creates Index To Improve City 
                  'Livabilty Index' Will Track Progress For Becoming Most 
                  Livable City
                  POSTED: 5:57 am PDT April 10, 2008
                  UPDATED: 10:47 am PDT April 10, 2008

                  SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Sacramento's city council said Thursday 
                  it wants to make the state capital America's most livable 
city.
                  Its planning staff is developing a "livability index" to 
                  measure the city's progress. The index includes 15 indicators 
                  like crime and poverty statistics, miles of bicycle lanes, 
                  trees per capita and new parkland.


                  Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All rights reserved. 
                  This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or 
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