Tag: Zoning
Snakes with Too Much for Dinner: Conforming to the Transportation Plan
01/20/11
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But I Already Bought the Lot and Had the Plans Made
01/11/11
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Zoning Variances: Is It Better to Ask for Forgiveness than Permission?
12/21/10
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Club-A-Gone-Gone? The Legal Effect of a Mistakenly Issued Permit
11/23/10
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Hardship, Reasonable Use of Land, and Zoning Variances
11/03/10
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If We Can’t Collect a Fee, Can We Just Say No? Use of Impact Fees and Adequate Public Facility Regulatory Requirements
10/12/10
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Yer Cheat’n Heart, Tattoos, the First Amendment, and Preemption
09/28/10
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How Much is Too Much for That Application Fee?
09/14/10
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A Shot across the Bow of the Zoning Ship?
08/31/10
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Zoning Religious Land Uses
08/17/10
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Can the Town Require This Religious Use to Get a Special Use Permit?
07/06/10
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Local Historic Preservation Districts and Landmarks: Three Frequently Asked Questions
06/22/10
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A Topless Bar in Our Fair Town?
06/15/10
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Zoning and North Carolina’s Fair Housing Act
06/08/10
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Does Zoning Have to Provide a Place for Everything?
05/10/10
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Campaign Signs and Local Land-Use Ordinances
04/27/10
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Singled Out. A Problem in Enforcement?
04/13/10
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Can We Hit the Pause Button on Development Approvals?
03/16/10
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Fixing an Error on a Zoning Map
02/09/10
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Administrative Decisions by the Planning and Zoning Staff: Who is in the Loop?
02/03/10
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