Callies, Freilich and Roberts' Cases and Materials on Land Use, 5th

By David L Callies, Robert H Freilich, Thomas E. Roberts

ISBN-13: 9780314184504

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Series: American Casebook Series

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Pages: 988

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This edition covers the entire range of modern land use legal practice and constitutional litigation from the onset of Euclidean zoning through the wide range of new issues arising in the 21st century. Completely new are developments in takings law from the Kelo case on public purpose and the state backlash. New cases on accessory uses, zoning out competitors, and contract zoning accompany the classic cases of the prior edition. Topics covered include regulation of formula businesses, sustainability and green standards, new urbanism, transit-oriented development, mixed use and the resurgence of large-scale new towns, and new perspectives on affordable housing.