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Topics: Planning & Growth Restrictions
Results: 206 Matches
131. § 4414. Zoning; Permissible Types of Regulations
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It is implied that not enough provisions exist to enable planning for affordable housing within the state. |
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132. Barriers To Affordable Housing
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Colorado |
Eagle County |
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It is implied that there is inadequate planning at the regional level to meet affordable housing needs. |
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133. The Relationship Between Growth Constraints and Housing Affordability
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The author implies that housing costs are often too high, forcing people to live on the fringes of development. This pattern increases sprawl and stresses overused infrastructures. |
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134. Growth Controls and Individual Liberties
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Growth control policies that increase housing costs serve to limit the availability of housing and preclude many from homeownership. |
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135. Town Eyes Steps Toward Affordable Housing
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Massachusetts |
Dracut |
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The article implies that communities want to take control of affordable housing plans in their neighborhoods rather than be at the mercy of developers. |
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136. Lee's housing trend: Prices show area's affluence, but also lack of affordable housing
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Florida |
Lee County |
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Florida |
Naples |
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Single-family units are not sufficient for meeting all of Lee County’s affordable housing and growth needs. |
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137. Using Impact Fees to Finance Schools and Other Public Construction Occasioned by New Development
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Nebraska |
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Nebraska |
Lincoln |
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Nebraska |
Omaha |
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The author implies that potential costs are often used as a reason to block developments by "slow-growth" advocates. |
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138. Smart Growth, Growth Management, and Housing Affordability in Washington State
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Washington |
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The authors dispute criticism of their study that growth management laws drive up the cost of housing. |
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139. Limiting Growth
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California |
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The author says that communities that limit growth cause spillover effects in neighboring communities. |
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140. Affordable Housing: Barriers and Solutions for Maine
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Maine |
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Maine has identified growth cap policies as a practice that increases housing costs.
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