land use regulation

A variance is an administrative exception to land use regulations.

The Court held that eminent domain was not a "land use regulation."

Once you leave the confines of Manhattan, land use regulation becomes harder.

Even so, the legislature strongly favors local control, particularly with regard to land use regulations.

During these disputes, the correct interpretation of the term "land use regulation" is almost always an issue.

This policy will include actions to establish clear land use regulations for industrial areas, and provide the necessary infrastructure.

The town will continue to encourage responsible commercial development through land use regulations, regional coordination and marketing.

"No one contemplates tough zoning or land use regulations over the entire million acres.

The case, he said, "will help define the boundary of permissible land use regulation by states, and that has big consequences for environmental protection."

But they have encountered disagreement within the state's Land Use Regulation program.

Subsection (1) of this act shall not apply to land use regulations:

We must establish land use regulations appropriate for the United States - and hope the Europeans learn from us before it is too late.

Measure 37 has figured prominently in debates about the rights of property owners versus the public's right to enforce environmental and other land use regulations.

Many people also question whether it is appropriate for the Federal Government to use the program to compel local communities to change land use regulations.

It also addresses questions about transferability, and offered to fast-track some smaller Measure 37 claims under post 2007 land use regulations.

The actual and perceived effects of floodplain land use regulations on property values in London, Ontario.

The majority of O'Toole's work has focused on private land rights, particularly against public land use regulations and light rail.

The Massachusetts Subdivision Control Law also concerns land use regulation.

Most of Chinatown is zoned as commercial districts, which are relatively lax in terms of building character and land use regulations.

Carrying out the project, Songpa took the lead in developing the economy by easing construction regulation and upgrading land use regulation.

Findings illustrated that urban design and land use regulations could accomplish the complementary goals of preventing illness and ensuring environmental quality.

They argue inclusionary zoning constitutes an onerous land use regulation that exacerbate housing shortages.

The sort of land use regulations . . . cited, however, differ in two relevant particulars from the present case.

Land use regulation was invented largely to deal with the competition between public and private interests produced by scarce real estate and unregulated avarice.