11.   According to the formula that the city would use, a drive-in bank would have to pay the most while a residential development would pay much less.

12.   Bush wants cities to use local money for facilities, as Arlington did to build a new ballpark for the Texas Rangers.

13.   But Marcia Robinson Lowry, an advocate for foster children, says that the city has simply used its report to blame the agencies for its own failures.

14.   But the city has long used fees from new developments to pay for current needs, especially roads -- leading to a huge disparity, Boswell acknowledged.

15.   Cities use computers to run traffic lights and dispatch police officers.

16.   Cities actually used to plant them as street trees until it was discovered their strong, shallow roots cracked sidewalks, and they spread like weeds.

17.   Cities are using budget surpluses to offer tax incentives to businesses that open in these areas.

18.   Cities can use their zoning powers to corral adult businesses, but that power is not unlimited.

19.   Cities use the information in their planning for police and fire stations, among other facilities.

20.   Computers are used to create the maplike drawings the city uses to show where street signs and markings need to go.