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State and regional land use planning: the evolving role of the state
| Author: |
Nicholas, James C. |
| Date: |
1999 |
| Periodical: |
St. Johns\'s Law Review |
| Abstract: |
The Traditional Structure of Land Development Regulatory Authority ... When it was found that a local goal was in conformity with the state goals, the plan was acknowledged and the state re-delegated land regulation powers to the jurisdiction. ... The best known component of the Oregon planning system is the Urban Growth Boundary (UGB) which follows Goal 14. ... The relevant areas of the state would be proposed for designation by the state land planning agency. ...The DRI developer must file an Application for Development Approval (ADA) with the local government, the Regional Planning
Council (RPC), and a number of other local, regional, and state agencies. ... The State Comprehensive Plan met Oregon\'s nineteen goals, and added many more with greater detail. ... Hawaii and Oregon created new forums m which state and regional land use issues would be addressed. ... Florida resembles Hawaii and Oregon in that there is a state controlled decision-making system that can compel adherence to certain state/regional policies. ... While the resulting exercise of that authority has been contentious, the objective of injecting state and regional issues into local comprehensive plarming and landdevelopment regulations has been achieved. |
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