Reengineering regulation to avoid takings

Urban Lawyer

Volumn 33, Issue 1, 2001, Pages 1-43

  Merriam, Dwight H ^a  

^a Robinson and Cole   (United States)

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Indexed keywords

LAND USE PLANNING; LEGAL SYSTEM; PLANNING LEGISLATION; REGULATORY FRAMEWORK;

UNITED STATES;

EID: 0035745410     PISSN: 00420905     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: None     Document Type: Article

References (39)

1. The search for constitutionally protected "property" in land-use law
2. Recognizing vested development rights as protected property in fifth amendment due process and takings claims
3. New vested property rights legislation: States seek to steady a shaky judicial doctrine
4. Estoppel as a defense to enforcement of zoning ordinance
5. Vested rights in master plans
6. Drafting interim development ordinances: Creating time to plan
7. Paying for growth and planning gain: An Anglo-American comparison of development conditions, impact fees and development agreements
8. Annotation, seeking of variances as prerequisite for ripeness of challenge to zoning ordinance under due process clause of federal constitution's fifth and fourteenth amendments: Post-williamson cases
9. At the edge of environmental adjudication: An administrative takings variance
10. Making TDR work
11. Regulatory takings and the shape of things to come: Harbingers of a takings clause reconstellation
12. Evolving thresholds of nuisance and the takings clause
13. Saving the family farm means giving up something, too
14. Putting dollars to work to save farmland
15. Planner's panacea or pandora's box: A realistic assessment of the role of urban growth areas in achieving growth management goals
16. Farm and forest land protection
17. Recent developments in environmental preservation and the rights of property owners
18. Swaps broaden federal efforts to shield land
19. Mitigation banks: A strategy for sustainable development
20. A way to compensate for building in the Wetlands: Mitigation banking aids development in scattered places
21. Comment, taking Wetlands to the bank: The role of Wetland mitigation banking in a comprehensive approach to Wetlands protection
22. Clean water: Interest in mitigation increases
23. Putting into the fifth amendment: Land use planning after Dolan v. City of Tigard
24. The proper administrative response to the takings challenge
25. What's wrong with takings law: Is takings legislation necessary?
26. Statutory takings legislation: The national context, the Wisconsin and Minnesota proposals
27. All things in moderation: Congress sings a new tune on the environment
28. Property rights II: Hatch offers bill as allies back off
29. How the highway beautification act went by the boards
30. Wolf and man in Montana