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Topics: State and Local Environmental and Historic Preservation Regulations/Enforcement Process


Results: 70 Matches

1.  City of Dallas Mayor's Task Force on Affordable Workforce Housing

Location(s): Texas
  Texas Dallas

Highlights
State and Local Environmental and Historic Preservation Regulations/Enforcement Process  
  Solution Dallas should modify its tree mitigation policy to facilitate the production of workforce housing.

2.  Dennis Housing Corp. vs Zoning Board of Appeals of Dennis et. Al.

Location(s): Massachusetts Dennis

Highlights
State and Local Environmental and Historic Preservation Regulations/Enforcement Process  
  Solution The Supreme Judicial Court said that streamlined permitting process did restrict local historic regulatory committees.

3.  Reducing Housing Costs Through Regulatory Reform: A Handbook for Colorado Communities

Location(s): Colorado

Highlights
State and Local Environmental and Historic Preservation Regulations/Enforcement Process  
  Solution The authors suggest that local governments consider flexible development standards and the transfer of development rights to reduce the impact of these statutes on the cost of housing.

4.  Affordable Housing Project Could Test County Regs

Location(s): Delaware Sussex

Highlights
State and Local Environmental and Historic Preservation Regulations/Enforcement Process  
  Solution This article discusses a proposed affordable housing development that will be designed to preserve open space while providing lower-cost housing.

5.  Regulations and Housing Development: What We Know

Location(s): NATIONAL

Highlights
State and Local Environmental and Historic Preservation Regulations/Enforcement Process  
  Solution This article observes that some states exempt affordable housing projects from environmental requirements.

6.  Historic Preservation and Affordable Housing: Leveraging Old Resources for New Opportunities

Location(s): NATIONAL

Highlights
State and Local Environmental and Historic Preservation Regulations/Enforcement Process  
  Solution The authors suggest creating a tiered system of historical significance to allow more flexibility when rehabilitating a historic structure and better distribute funding.

7.  Energy: California Alternative Rates for Energy Program

Location(s): California

Highlights
State and Local Environmental and Historic Preservation Regulations/Enforcement Process  
  Solution The state should expand the California Alternate Rate for Energy (CARE) program, so that low-income households without individual meters can also benefit.

8.  Putting the Pieces Together: State Actions to Encourage Smart Growth Practices in California

Location(s): California

Highlights
State and Local Environmental and Historic Preservation Regulations/Enforcement Process  
  Solution The Act should be changed to allow expedited review for infill development.

9.  Reducing the Cost of New Housing Construction in New York City 2005 Update

Location(s): New York New York City

Highlights
State and Local Environmental and Historic Preservation Regulations/Enforcement Process  
  Solution The authors suggest increasing the minimum number of units to which regulations would apply and creating an expedited process for resolving challenges.

10.  Growth Management or Regulatory Barriers?

Location(s): Colorado

Highlights
State and Local Environmental and Historic Preservation Regulations/Enforcement Process  
  Solution Identifying protected land and allowing the use of inexpensive noise barriers are ways to meet environmental requirements.

          

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