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Topics: Planning & Growth Restrictions
Results: 206 Matches
171. Alternatives to Subsidizing Edge Development Strategies for Preserving Rural Landscapes
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Prohibiting accessory dwelling units decreases housing options and may prevent people from remaining in their neighborhoods. |
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172. Smart Growth for Connecticut What Is It & Is It Smart?
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The Connecticut Home Builders argue that smart growth policies that do not consider where people want to live will be ineffective and counter productive. |
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173. Regulatory Barriers to Affordable Housing: A Resource Guide
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The authors cite others who say that slow-growth policies generally contribute to higher housing prices. |
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174. Report of the President's Commission on Housing
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The Commission holds that growth management techniques increase housing prices. |
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175. Smart Growth for Tennessee Towns and Counties
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There is implicit recognition that some smart growth policies are aimed at stopping growth. |
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176. City of Seattle's 2001-2004 Consolidated Plan
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Seattle |
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Limitations on new development may affect the cost of housing. |
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177. Smart Growth 2022 Concept Plan
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Green Bay |
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Green Bay has a longstanding policy to not extend water services without annexation of the land served. |
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178. Washington State Land Use Study Commission Final Report
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There is implicit recognition that growth management act requirements increase the cost of housing. |
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179. Multiple Layers of Barriers in Fauquier County, Virginia
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Fauquier County |
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This submitter from Fauquier County, Virginia contends that multiple land use requirements impact the submitter's ability to create affordable housing. |
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180. City of Great Falls 2000-2005 Five Year Consolidated Plan
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There is implicit recognition that some community’s growth control ordinances have an impact on housing costs.
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