Different areas can be zoned for different purposes such as commercial zoning, residential zoning, and industrial zoning.
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Envelope, launched in 2015, is another zoning tool that brings a visual perspective on zoning to New York City's convoluted zoning laws.
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The city zoning enforcement officer once put him on notice that he was violating various zoning codes.
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Because zoning is up to cities and states, the federal government cannot constitutionally end exclusionary zoning nationwide, but it should tie federal funding to equitable zoning, through new incentive-based funds to cities and states that repeal exclusionary zoning rules and/or withholding highway funding from those that keep them.
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The same year that New York enacted zoning, Chicago formed a zoning commission, and by 1923, it had its own comprehensive ordinance.
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Because African-Americans were disproportionately low-income, economic zoning was in effect exclusionary, accomplishing much of the same results as explicit racial zoning.
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End exclusionary and restrictive zoning ordinances and replace them with zoning that encourages racial, economic and disability integration that makes housing more affordable.
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"In order to build you needed to get zoning, and in order to get zoning you had to know the politicians," Mr. Trump said.
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The zoning code of 26 (the country's first zoning ordinance) required tall buildings to have setbacks, which give some older structures their tiered exteriors.
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The floor-area calculations on the zoning documents did not match the measurements on the drawings, in both the architect's drawings and zoning plans.
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Biden also pledges to fight discrimination in housing by taking action against exclusionary zoning, or the use of zoning ordinances to prevent certain land uses.
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They have tweaked the zoning rules that normally separate homes, offices and shops, and allowed taller buildings: Miami approved a more relaxed zoning code in 2009.
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The complaint alleges that Bayonne's zoning board, under pressure from anti-Muslim protesters, denied zoning variances to the proposed mosque that they readily granted to Christian churches.
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Zoning rules are complicated, and changing a building's zoning would probably take a lot more effort and expense than the typical Airbnb host is willing to do.
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The city's zoning board last week declined an appeal against the development by the Preservation Alliance, which said that the project's application had not provided enough information for officials to issue a zoning permit and that officials had posted a zoning notification on only one of the five buildings.
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The software is able to show what's possible under zoning rules in a specific block, can evaluate current projects for zoning compliance, and can also help with rezoning.
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Flores, involved a zoning dispute: whether the law overrode a local zoning ordinance, entitling a church to build in a location that was otherwise closed to new construction.
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We need to make federal housing and transportation funds contingent on remedying these zoning ordinances and coordinate with state and local officials and leaders to ensure equitable zoning.
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The Link between Zoning and High Prices A study by Economists John Glaeser and Joseph Gyourko analyzing the impact of building restrictions on housing affordability found that "zoning and other land-use controls are more responsible for high prices where we see them…Measures of zoning strictness are highly correlated with high prices".
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Possible measures include zoning reform (to loosen restrictive zoning rules), more housing vouchers for the poor, and a rent cap which would limit rent rises to inflation plus 5% a year.
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Mr. Macklowe is asking for special permits, zoning changes and approvals to build a tower in East Midtown that is 66 percent bigger than would be allowed under the current zoning.
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"At the beginning, the champions of zoning did not emphasize that because of their fear that zoning would be struck down as too arbitrary because beauty is in the eye of the beholder," said Michael Allan Wolf, a law professor at the University of Florida, who was written extensively about zoning and land use.
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" Mark Vallianatos, Policy Director at Abundant Housing, highlighted the exclusionary zoning barrier, an effort that doesn't permit multi-family housing: "If we can fix exclusionary zoning, it could go a long way.
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The answer to this problem is fairly straightforward — replace exclusionary zoning with equitable zoning, allowing uniquely affordable homes like duplexes, fourplexes, and garden apartments anywhere a single-unit detached house can be built.
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Not due to a zoning code that strictly mandates the preservation of the city's existing character, but due to a zoning code that says the city as it actually exists is totally illegal.
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Back in 1969, the state passed an "anti-snob" zoning law that empowered state officials to alter local zoning laws in communities where less than 10 percent of housing stock was deemed affordable.
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As mayor of San Francisco, will you regulate Pokéstop zoning?
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In other cases, sites lack generators because of zoning restrictions.
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Builders must cope with burdensome regulations and antiquated zoning laws.
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New construction is tough, due to land and zoning limitations.
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For me, the idea of zoning free speech is personal.
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And those municipalities have zoning codes that, again, discourage density.
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Now, I'm not calling for an end to urban zoning.
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Now let's look at how zoning designations affect new construction.
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The Southold Zoning Board rejected their application and all appeals.
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Lancaster's zoning is a patchwork of development and preservation districts.
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In many municipalities, planning and zoning commissions are elected positions.
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The building Mr. Singer had purchased came with zoning restrictions.
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That's almost double the height allowed under current zoning rules.
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Jackson Heights in an accident of demography, geography and zoning.
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According to current zoning, it cannot be repurposed for housing.
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But there's another strain of critique against changing zoning laws.
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Zoning out with your TV sounds like a good plan.
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You can't just do this because the zoning allows it.
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Urban manufacturers are realizing that, along with issues like zoning regulations and land use rules, marketing plays a role in advocacy — retaining industrial zoning in gentrifying neighborhoods, for instance — as well as increasing sales.
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The city's zoning and land use map, known as Zola, is an overwhelming hodgepodge of alphanumeric designations, but we can break it down into three main types of zoning districts: residential, commercial and manufacturing.
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When New York City established its Zoning Resolution of 223, it was the first such comprehensive zoning code in the country, albeit inspired by skyscraper setbacks in Chicago and industrial land use in Los Angeles.
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When I realize I'm zoning out, I switch to Maggie Rogers.
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Another big change has come in the form of zoning reform.
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Berkeley is famous for exclusionary zoning and resistance to new housing.
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It's not music for zoning, it's music for the The Zone.
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They cover the zoning board, the planning board, the town budget.
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Rather, the issue is forcing developers to abide by zoning regulations.
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Houston is the largest city in the country without zoning laws.
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You call the local police, or you contact the zoning board.
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Zoning rules limit how much floor area a building can have.
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Zoning should grow out of holistic planning based on participatory governance.
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It had the proper zoning classification and the necessary road access.
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Jokes aside, it is difficult to overstate the importance of zoning.
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New York adopted the nation's first citywide zoning laws in 1916.
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The 1916 zoning resolution separated incompatible uses, like factories near homes.
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New York endlessly tinkered with its zoning as the city grew.
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These centers elude city and state licensing categories and zoning codes.
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But to them, the dispute is not just over municipal zoning.
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Some towns have enacted zoning changes forbidding new houses of worship.
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Due to zoning restrictions, there aren't really hotels on the beach.
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Emergency medical technicians reported him for violating zoning code, he said.
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Now if we could just do something about our exclusionary zoning…
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The West 18th Street development hinged on a complex interpretation of the zoning rules passed in March, and whether permitting more units to be built than current zoning allows — 62 versus 40 — constituted a bigger project.
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Buttigieg: I understood from the outset that my responsibilities legally and ethically had to do with zoning, but nobody who was calling my office about this issue was doing it because of their views on zoning.
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The city's zoning rules promote a healthy lifestyle, barring fast food chains.
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Zoning boards and homeowners' associations wield as much power as local governments.
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Then came zoning and mandatory off-street parking rules, which still persist.
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One officer contacted Crystal Lake Building and Zoning to inspect the home.
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The city's zoning laws are among the most restrictive in the country.
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Yes, all because the guy was pissed about the city's zoning laws.
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Zoning rules and regulations make it even harder to build new homes.
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Zoning officials were also investigating complaints of illegal construction on the property.
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It looks ready to go before a zoning board in New Jersey.
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It provides a lovely soundtrack for zoning out on your morning commute.
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Its weaknesses include ease of hiring, and zoning and land use laws.
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Local governments have that kind of building and zoning and planning authority.
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I'll add, SB 2827 does not override any local inclusionary zoning ordinances.
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Without an overhaul to zoning rules, that cash might not be enough.
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He'd also offer up incentives for communities to drop restrictive zoning laws.
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Without the zoning permission, the developer could build only around 40 units.
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In Oakland, zoning and development policies have led to rapid, extreme gentrification.
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Consumer financing and zoning regulations are holding the industry back, he says.
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They should include everything from the Federal Reserve to local zoning authorities.
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Legacy infrastructure and city zoning issues also made Houston prone to floods.
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Humboldt County first dawdled with zoning requirements and lawyers provided contradictory advice.
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"There's the potential because there's no zoning in our town," she said.
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When I'm having trouble sleeping, I'll sometimes read the city's zoning laws.
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But zoning reform alone is insufficient for addressing America's affordable housing crisis.
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The Israeli government cited zoning and safety concerns in demolish the village.
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And it laid out the zoning designations for dozens of individual parcels.
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But, he said, he cannot complete the full renovation under existing zoning.
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Today, those nations have many fewer regulations governing zoning and economic activity.
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Two task forces offered information and guidance as the zoning plan advanced.
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The Sharon zoning commission voted unanimously in September to approve the request.
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Exclusionary zoning practices allow the upper middle class to live in enclaves.
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Housing costs are high in many areas because of excessive zoning regulations.
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Many of the residents were living there in violation of zoning laws.
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The town, he said, is simply enforcing zoning laws for safety purposes.
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Single-family zoning creates nice neighborhoods for those who can afford them.
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Are local zoning, permitting, and licensing creating barriers to growth and mobility?
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She spoke for several minutes before zoning board members shut her down.
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But it needed Edgewater to change the zoning from commercial to residential.
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The building's architect, Manuel A. Glas, who signed and stamped the building and zoning plans certifying they were accurate, said the tower complied with zoning rules and was reviewed and approved four times by the Department of Buildings.
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As in other cities, Miami's zoning laws have changed to favour little boxes.
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They're industrial, the zoning is wrong, work that's been done is un-permitted.
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Cory Booker would tie federal community development grants to more relaxed zoning regulations.
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It issues building and other permits, performs inspections, and regulates zoning and usage.
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Westchester denies any wrongdoing in local zoning practices or problems with racial segregation.
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I&aposm in beach mode and I&aposm just zoning out like this.
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Most do not have short, regular blocks, orthogonal streets, and mixed-use zoning.
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The push worked: On March 22, the council rejected the proposed zoning changes.
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For centuries, Latin Americans have built housing without land titles or zoning approval.
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Such schemes, known as "inclusionary zoning", are increasingly common in progressive American cities.
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By reducing future earnings, inclusionary zoning acts as a tax on new development.
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Zoning and building regulations would be altered to encourage development on higher land.
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But zoning laws make it difficult for them to do so on farmland.
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San Francisco's zoning laws allocate 53% of land to detached, single-family homes.
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One time Steve caught me zoning off and was instantly plagued with guilt.
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An attorney for the zoning board could not immediately be reached for comment.
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It faced picketing, boycotts, lawsuits and pushback from local communities around zoning issues.
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Algorithmic zoning could be the answer to cheaper housing and more equitable cities
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They are relics now, since the 1916 Zoning Resolution was superseded in 1961.
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But that ignores the real issues causing cost increases: zoning and local regulation.
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HOUSTON – Everything my son needs to know about zoning he learned in kindergarten.
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Zoning is an easy subject to grasp in Houston: It doesn't exist here.
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In many places there are zoning laws that have minimum lot size requirements.
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They'll be the people who deal with potholes, school budgets, and zoning issues.
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The architect of the Upper East Side building, however, denies violating zoning rules.
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City officials expect the zoning changes to go into effect sometime next year.
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Zoning effectively invited homeowners to look beyond their properties in ways they hadn't.
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Her mother is a town zoning officer for Deep River and Killingsworth, Conn.
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The city's zoning amendment also makes it easier to install passenger loading zones.
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The next would talk about the right of localities to set zoning policy.
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A new city zoning experiment would locate detention centers in the strangest places.
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Developers challenged economic zoning in the courts, but with a different ultimate result.
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In the past decade, the primacy of single-family zoning has been challenged.
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Appropriate zoning policies and standards for the preservation of wetlands should be developed.
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Today I was just zoning out, counting the pedal strokes for an hour.
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But, Ms. Shoket confirms, zoning out with headphones may be a shortsighted solution.
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Think of the triangular Flatiron Building in Manhattan, but with more zoning requirements.
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After a series of public meetings, the plan will require city zoning approval.
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Assuming zoning rules don't change, what can we do is make housing more affordable.
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That balkanization also has a serious effect on another factor slowing LA's growth: zoning.
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The form asks for information on zoning restrictions and immigration rules for the site.
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"The problem is we would need to apply for a [zoning] variance," Aschoff said.
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It proposed overriding local zoning restrictions to spur building in areas near public transport.
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Mr Leno does not believe that "one-size-fits-all state zoning laws" work.
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Then your eyes roll back and you're just zoning, accessing this part of creativity.
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Missoula County's strategy rests in the powerful, often-invisible realm of local zoning enforcement.
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You've been feeling unfocused, but now you're zoning into what you need to do.
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Conlon began studying the zoning laws for one specific neighborhood and became an expert.
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Janine Johnson, a planning and zoning commissioner in Anna, Texas, is one of them.
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Building codes and zoning are often feeble, or have come decades after indifferent attention.
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Every inch of New York City is controlled by one zoning rule or another.
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Had NY been built with today's zoning, it would be a very boring place.
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He and Edward M. Bassett were the chief architects of the 5853 Zoning Resolution.
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Nevertheless,.... ....I got along very well with Jerry during the zoning and building process.
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Opponents of such projects cite concerns about zoning rules, water quality or traffic impact.
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Nevertheless, I got along very well with Jerry during the zoning and building process.
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Zoning laws are local and specific, making large-scale sales of these homes harder.
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In 1961, the zoning code was altered and encouraged more broad plazas and arcades.
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But because of different zoning laws, a lot of them are still in operation.
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And plenty of non-energy policies do too, as do siting and zoning decisions.
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Places where they exist tend to have absurd zoning restrictions that prevent growing them.
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The zoning piece of this process will probably grind on for another two years.
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Zoning challenges are not uncommon, but they usually take place well before construction begins.
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Low-density, single-family-home zoning is effectively a ban on economically diverse communities.
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"They all said we did not infringe upon any zoning laws," Mr. Shapiro said.
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The bill would have erased single-family zoning in populous areas near transit locations.
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The transformation of Dumbo required something much simpler: a change in the zoning law.
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Denser zoning would mean shorter commutes, less pollution and more stable rent, they say.
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Those spaces are brokered between the city and developers seeking leniency on zoning restrictions.
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"You don't trust anybody in this world," she said of zoning and development companies.
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While most Florida cities have zoning rules more stringent than Houston's, development is rampant.
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We are dealing with complex issues mostly around land rights and zoning and permitting.
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A combination of zoning rules and height restrictions in the city limit the developers.
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No zoning changes are required since the Powerhouse conforms to the area's industrial use.
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"The zoning and approval process is absolutely ridiculous," said real estate agent Rob Zwick.
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Councilwoman Rosenthal contends that the zoning does not permit a 775-foot-tall building.
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And the centerpiece is both simple and brilliant: Minneapolis is ending single-family zoning.
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But zoning subsidizes that extravagance by prohibiting better, more concentrated use of the land.
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It successfully sued the tribe in New Jersey Superior Court for ignoring zoning rules.
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Re-zoning restrictions will likely prevent the developer from just building a luxury condo.
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Most of those homes will be built at the southern end of Route 4363, the mayor said, where zoning allows for six to eight homes on an acre, compared to the three-acre minimum zoning in most of the rest of the township.
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And it claimed that the moratorium was needed to give the county time to update its zoning code, although from announcement of the moratorium to a court hearing six months later, the county had undertaken no efforts to update its zoning code.
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On top of that, zoning in Teton County has long been designed to discourage density.
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An explosive mix of HUD rule-making, county governance, federal litigation, local zoning, and history.
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Housing policy Brookings' Jenny Schuetz joins Matt to discuss subsidies, zoning reform, and much more.
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Even planners, who thrill to things like zoning and floor-area ratios, find it unglamorous.
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"[The New Museum] hosted their event in the middle of the zoning area," Rodriguez said.
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Thus Houston's free-for-all approach to zoning appears to have contributed to Harvey's flooding.
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Contract disputes, tort cases, zoning regulations – all can fall under the jurisdiction of state courts.
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"In Connecticut, we had four-acre zoning, lots of wildlife, no neighbors," Ms. Maly said.
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It would also prohibit spot zoning, where changes are applied to small parcels of land.
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In the housing market, monetary policy and zoning rules cut off homeownership as an option.
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I'm zoning out, bored, and the make-up artist starts to spray Titan's exposed ass.
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The environmental regulations, the zoning regulations, it&aposs their own policies that contribute to homelessness.
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Offsetting those two limitations is an expansion of the up-zoning Wiener has in mind.
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Austin has a new zoning initiative explicitly defined to create a more affordable, integrated city.
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That's roughly four to eight stories, far higher than what many local zoning commissions allow.
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So in one sense, this tool takes away the feds' ability to control local zoning.
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China doesn't have zoning — they can get things done like the people of Houston do.
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The city exempted the development from local zoning laws, allowing for taller-than-normal towers.
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Val d'Europe shares Celebration's principle of "new urbanism", which promotes mixed zoning, density and walkability.
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It is seeking a zoning change that would double the allowable density on the site.
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Southold's elected officials are leaders on preservation, but zoning laws are subject to future alteration.
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Vigneault determined the signs violated a city zoning ordinance and were posted without a permit.
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Public agencies issue building permits and certificates of occupancy and enforce zoning and environmental regulations.
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"While Houston does have a building code, the city has no zoning," the letter read.
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Forty percent of the roughly 43,000 buildings in Manhattan defy the city's current zoning rules.
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And even if landlords wanted to mingle apartments and businesses, zoning tends to forbid it.
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Zoning is not a legal status, he explained, but a practical strategy for the community.
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Zoning left its mark on New York, but it also shaped cities around the country.
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Few US cities share Barcelona's combination of density, mixed-use zoning, and functional public transit.
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But zoning laws, among other factors, have created an extraordinarily difficult path to living here.
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Schools are expected to comply with local regulations for zoning, health, safety and fire codes.
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The neighborhood's zoning rules allow for taller buildings than in areas like, say, brownstone Brooklyn.
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Another city agency had already accused the school's owner of submitting a false zoning permit.
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Mr. Oberholtzer blames the county's zoning regimen as the culprit more than the Hursts' vision.
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First, there is nothing especially admirable about the development of single-family zoning in America.
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"This is basic, zoning-compliant housing that provides badly needed affordable housing," Ms. Breed said.
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Houston is unique because it's the largest U.S. city without traditional zoning laws limiting development.
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Growth in the sector has been fueled by changes to local and state zoning rules.
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Burdensome regulation has contributed to less affordable housing, but often at the local zoning level.
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And it had to abide by zoning regulations that restricted building heights in the area.
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Remember the childhood bliss of zoning out at an arts-and-crafts table for hours?
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Restrictive zoning ordinances are a racist legacy of Jim Crow-era efforts to enforce segregation.
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He could obtain zoning and other governmental approvals that made the projects instant successes financially.
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Zoning laws and things like this, they're a second half of the 20th century phenomenon.
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Zoning codes and historic preservation rules generally prevent even the priciest neighborhoods from becoming denser.
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But three of the 2020 candidates do have ideas that are supposed to tackle exclusionary zoning.
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Passive noise cancellation is fine if you're not too worried about zoning out at the gym.
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The town denies the allegation and says the group&aposs plans didn&apost meet zoning requirements.
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Building permit and zoning regulations may prohibit homes of certain sizes or on wheels, Arman said.
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But it can't be replicated on Jupiter Island, as zoning laws would likely not allow it.
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In the city centre, Zhao Jin, a property magnate, paid off bureaucrats to flout zoning rules.
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Building and zoning rules are generally based on historical extremes of wind speeds and flood levels.
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Yet supply remains tightly constrained by local zoning rules and limits on building heights and density.
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Given more control over zoning in 1969, they used it to push for curbs on density.
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Los Angeles is in the midst of a multi-year effort to change its zoning code.
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Background: Eliminating single-family zoning was in part intended to erase a practice perpetuating racial segregation.
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Yet beyond those main streets are large palatial homes on lots with minimum two-acre zoning.
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Compounding the issue are zoning regulations which make it very difficult to open large venues elsewhere.
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The Justice Department in July sued Bensalem, Pennsylvania, for denying zoning approval to a proposed mosque.
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The study observed these fish zoning in on shrews when their populations were at their highest.
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"What we need is easing of zoning laws in order to accommodate the poor," he said.
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Supporting the Lee amendment is supporting common sense and standing up for local control over zoning.
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They relied on planning and zoning commissions to determine if developers were building in safe locations.
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But Carson has proposed revising it to target the restrictive zoning rules that enable residential segregation.
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In fact, they have acted more like a local zoning board than a responsible federal agency.
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On the season premiere, Siddiq starts zoning out as the camera hones in on Dante's mouth.
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Five times zoning has been placed on the ballot, and five times it has been defeated.
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Zoning decisions are based on what city planners envision is best for the city, long-term.
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One other issue we're seeing is that the city has started to crack down on zoning.
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It has two-family zoning should a new owner choose to convert it into a duplex.
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Skeptics brought up the lack of funds for forest maintenance and the disregard for zoning laws.
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We would be watching "DuckTales" after school, and I would be eating chips and zoning out.
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We learn how new zoning regulations shaped the cityscape and why and how skyscrapers were built.
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F.Y.I. Q. I know zoning is important, but thinking about it makes my eyes glaze over.
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Certainly, no one can be always "on," and simply zoning out on something isn't always wrong.
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Did discrimination by landlords in rich neighborhoods, or discriminatory zoning laws banning apartments, keep them out?
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They want to reduce restrictive zoning and land use regulations that favor the rich and entrenched.
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Red Apple owns this site, but its current zoning only allows four- or five-story buildings.
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Restrictive zoning makes it hard to build denser developments that make cheaper homes profitable for builders.
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Meanwhile, Des Moines is moving in the opposite direction with zoning changes aimed at lower density.
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Try to end that bad habit today and dive into your emotions instead of zoning out.
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In some places, planning and zoning commission positions are appointed by government officials rather than elected.
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Minneapolis became the first major U.S. city to essentially get rid of all single-family zoning.
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Santa Clara city officials this week discussed revamping zoning that would limit Airbnb stays and loopholes.
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Additionally, a special planning district around Plaza Saltillo allows for greater zoning flexibility, Mr. Rusthoven said.
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It was revived by a group of activists to fight zoning changes under the Bloomberg administration.
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In the mid-1990s, the township established 10-acre minimum zoning for much of this area.
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The new zoning, they fear, may usher in overscale construction in the open spaces they cherish.
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In California, one of the biggest hurdles to building more housing is often local zoning regulations.
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My father was a planning and zoning commissioner for the town, which wasn't all that complicated.
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It threatens to undermine zoning laws in order to socially engineer every community in the country.
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On Monday, a group of Muslims stood to pray at the opening of the zoning meeting.
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He moves them into his factory but, due to zoning laws, he's told they can't stay.
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Mr. Castro has offered a second idea, suggesting a commission to establish national guidelines for zoning.
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Mr. Castro has offered a second idea, suggesting a commission to establish national guidelines for zoning.
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History reveals a dark past to the intentions of many zoning laws in the Bay Area.
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We have to invent zoning laws, coordination between people, so you're not in the infinite loops.
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The Ramapough Lenape Indians accuse Mahwah, N.J., of using zoning rules to violate their religious freedom.
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That's why he's been meditating in parks, taking strolls alone and zoning out on the grass.
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Finally, if—as anyone who has read Delirious New York or is familiar with the work of Hugh Ferriss knows—cities are fundamentally shaped by zoning laws, literally down to the shadows cast by individual buildings, then what might digital or virtual zoning actually look like?
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From the temporal lobes, to zoning in on the dlPFC and vmPFC, are any higher questions answered?
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The zoning ordinance amendment passed through the city council last year as part of a larger revamp.
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Lots to catch up on since I spent the first couple days of the week zoning out!
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New urbanism advocated building on a human scale, planning for walking and mixing residential and commercial zoning.
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This is in large part the result of shifts in zoning rules over the past 50 years.
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Sky-hugging tower blocks have mushroomed in low-rise residential suburbs: neighbours and zoning regulations be damned.
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Their team was thinking of the most ambitious way to change zoning and jazz up their downtowns.
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Zoning out in front of a show is one thing; actively connecting with it is another entirely.
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When the zoning laws changed and the Chicago real estate market started to improve, he was prepared.
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It wasn't until he encountered protesters at zoning board meetings that he said he'd experienced any animosity.
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This has irked Republicans, who say this is essentially the federal involvement meddling in local zoning issues.
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But, if you're having a tougher time zoning in on why you feel so disheartened and discouraged?
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Testy of TX This is a pretty common misunderstanding of what "no zoning" in Houston actually means.
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Here in SF the costs of residences (be they rentals or purchases) and zoning are daily discussions.
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Online gambling is not illegal in the Philippines, but it is subject to permitting and zoning regulations.
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It has to be, loose zoning laws having encouraged construction of many houses in the inferno zone.
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It means that a city can't approve zoning requests for Christian churches but deny them for mosques.
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"What I see in front of us is a much more serious challenge than (zoning)," said Blackburn.
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Until zoning rules soften, the law of supply and demand will mean that prices will stay high.
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In addition to caps and creative zoning, business licenses for short-term rentals might help as well.
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New York City, for instance, imposes a bunch of taxes on hosts, and zoning laws may apply.
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Yet, The Sleep Judge recommends the mattress for more rotund individuals because the zoning distributes weight well.
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They spent years creating and appointing a planning commission, and the first zoning code passed in 22019.
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Generous regional zoning laws mean that the estate can be used as a hotel or other accommodation.
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While it's nice to be able to move your home around, zoning laws can make it difficult.
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What can the state regulate—what can zoning rules control—versus what a private property owner commands?
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Timoi said the zoning system removed the desire to sell "because it is owned by the community".
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One could go on and on about this stuff — bus lanes, a modest Inclusionary Zoning requirement, etc.
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In this view, large-lot single-family zoning and neighborhood review boards are the tools of Nimbyism.
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Despite the zoning changes, the street still lacks the classic Brooklyn streetscape of boutiques and independent restaurants.
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Cities and towns have long been protective of their ability to control local development through zoning codes.
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Two other cities with skyscrapers, Chicago and Miami, have similar zoning codes but regulate mechanical floors differently.
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Minneapolis became the first to scrap single-family zoning, followed by Oregon with the first statewide ban.
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For dancing to be permitted in other parts of the city, zoning laws will have to change.
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Local zoning rules also require high-rise developers in key areas to build to withstand high winds.
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In 2009, New York passed a zoning amendment requiring all new office building to offer some parking.
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In late 2018, Minneapolis became the first major city in America to effectively end single-family zoning.
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Washington, D.C.'s 7-year-old Age-Friendly D.C initiative includes zoning revisions allowing Accessory Dwelling Units.
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Houses are spread far apart, thanks to the minimum two-acre zoning, and there are no sidewalks.
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Growth is limited by Bedford's zoning laws and by Katonah's placement within the New York City watershed.
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Since the zoning rules have been in effect, garment employment has declined 88 percent in the area.
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He said that given the devastation from these storms, zoning standards for rebuilding may need to change.
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We have 425.33,000 apartments in the pipeline and have modified zoning regulations to encourage greater density downtown.
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In an interview, HUD Secretary Ben Carson said he plans instead to focus on restrictive zoning codes.
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Zoning laws and other aspects of land use policy make it too hard to build new homes.
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In California, single-family zoning and opposition to denser development have been huge drivers of skyrocketing prices.
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San Francisco is governed by zoning regulations that determine how certain areas of land can be used.
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In 1961, the city began giving zoning concessions to projects that included public spaces in their plan.
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Local zoning rules also require high-rise developers in key areas to build to withstand high winds.
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They wanna fight City Hall and get angrier and angrier over things like zoning and traffic regulations.
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You're seeing a lot of people now zoning in and figuring out the scope of this opportunity.
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Houston itself, meanwhile, through parking requirements, largely manages to recreate many of the pathologies of single-family zoning.
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Examples of these permits include: general business license, reseller's permit, health department permit, zoning permit, and professional licenses.
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Rohrabacher has encouraged California cities to adopt marijuana-friendly statutes and expand zoning, even outside of his district.
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As part of the agreement, the Bayonne Zoning Board will also revisit the application that was previously denied.
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So even when zoning plans prohibit construction and bureaucrats can enforce them, governments often look the other way.
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First, if Measure M is to get results, zoning around transport corridors needs to allow for denser development.
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This, Mr Pawlowski claims, was scuppered by local authorities, which in 2012 reversed zoning rules by court order.
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I was zoning out at my register, and he was standing right next to me, waiting on someone.
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The upside is that each area has its own zoning bylaws, and holds the power to change them.
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Issues about zoning for the enterprises have led the county to demand each business provide more parking spaces.
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The public agenda isn't what they're really looking to do, which is just to satisfy the zoning requirement.
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Towers are permitted in the neighborhood, but zoning rules prohibited several elements of the design, the department said.
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The bigger problem is that local government zoning rules have largely prohibited high-density housing in the sate.
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This house was grandfathered in; modern zoning laws wouldn't allow a structure like this to be built today.
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But the county has defended its assessments of the municipalities' zoning practices, concluding that they were not exclusionary.
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In general, zoning limits how densely developers can build and, in the process, increases the cost of housing.
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One important element of Minneapolis 2040 is ending single-family zoning to increase housing density and lower prices.
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The lack of zoning shapes Houston's sprawling, disjointed skyline, but in a broader sense shapes the city's character.
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Cue the zoning code, approved in 21, which now controls how big, bulky and crowded buildings can be.
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The study calls for rethinking everything from fire-prevention strategies to zoning rules to help limit wildfire risk.
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It's essentially saying if a project meets general zoning requirements, local planning processes can't get in the way.
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The Hasidim needed expansive houses and apartments for their large families, but Ramapo zoning laws discouraged such building.
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To build taller under the Midtown East zoning plan, developers have to buy air rights within the district.
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It is half a block — well within zoning distance — from a coveted kindergarten-through-eighth-grade public school.
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"The zoning is fairly new in Portland allowing for taller buildings, and they're getting built," Mr. Marasco said.
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He held onto the Myrtle Avenue site, however, until a zoning change prompted him to try something different.
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The chairwoman of the Zoning Board of Appeals is working out a strategy while she hangs Christmas lights.
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Today, the city's maze of zoning and building codes is often used to keep zealous builders in line.
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And this winter, Mount Vernon's zoning and planning boards approved a 953-unit complex for East Broad Street.
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"There's no zoning in this town, as you can see, and we like it that way," she added.
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He ordered the city to revoke the building permit and remove all floors that exceed the zoning limit.
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Minneapolis eliminated single-family zoning in order to increase both affordability and racial and economic equity in housing.
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A zoning or land-use lawyer could help determine the development rights your property has and the value.
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Those were grandfathered in under zoning rules and officials are weighing whether the community center violates the rules.
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But the law, like the Buchanan decision almost 210 years earlier, did nothing to address economically exclusionary zoning.
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They are angry because, thanks to bad zoning, new out-of-scale towers cast shadows on Central Park.
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And he was planning and zoning commissioner for the sister town, called Snellville, which still wasn't very complicated.
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The zoning on some side streets was changed to prevent the ungainly high-rises of an earlier era.
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But residents of Apalachicola, population 2,340, challenged the plan at meetings of the city's planning and zoning commission.
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The remedies for the inflation of housing prices are already known: rent control, inclusionary zoning, and housing subsidies.
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Many of San Francisco's zoning regulations favor single-family units, which means that developments can accommodate fewer people.
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But just a few weeks before it was signed, the Zoning Adjustments Board had another contentious housing project.
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He hired a zoning lawyer, David Karnovsky, the former general counsel to the city's Department of City Planning.
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A "tasteless eyesore," one resident, James Buckner, complained in a letter to the town's Planning and Zoning Commission.
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"Abuse of zoning and code enforcement is a plague, particularly a plague on low-income people," he said.
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The department, in the letter and accompanying documents shared with The New York Times, said its own audit had found the lot "subdivided into a four-foot lot for the sole purpose of avoiding a zoning lot requirement" — in this case, the street wall and setback requirements of the zoning code.
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From on high, cities follow rules: They bend around topography, tower above zoning, and squeeze between bodies of water.
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Westchester will "change some zoning in some towns, but it won't be inclusive, where everybody else lives," Levy said.
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And in the case of proposals for high-density zoning, nobody is trying to force anyone to do anything.
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And some over-regulation, like zoning requirements that stop successful cities from expanding, is the fault of state governments.
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In Los Angeles, the main barrier is an antiquated zoning code that is heavily skewed towards single-family homes.
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Laws aren't strictly enforced, because you don't have the police force that is able to enforce things like zoning.
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And to use a more corporate example, it's what Walmart has done in fighting unfair zoning restrictions in cities.
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Trump, as a casino owner, couldn't donate money to local politicians who controlled zoning and signs in Atlantic City.
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Local governments need to lead the conversation on community-wide mitigation projects like flood control systems and zoning laws.
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Due to the zoning restrictions and a history of discriminatory lending practices, homeowners in the city are largely white.
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And upsetting as America's urban housing crises may be, Zoning is still largely a local and state government issue.
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For homes, Cramer said there aren't enough of them and they are becoming harder to build because of zoning.
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However, Houston has extensive land-use regulation, which is part of what people usually mean when they discuss zoning.
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Plus, Houston's runaway zoning, which enables massive sprawl, means areas that could have absorbed rainfall are now paved over.
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According to the publication, Barrett approved a zoning file authorizing the development of seven acres of land on Monday.
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Reducing zoning regulations alone is estimated to lower differences in racial segregation between neighborhoods by more than a third.
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In addition to the zoning laws, Sessions said Wednesday that the DOJ is reinforcing its fight against hate crimes.
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Because of a zoning quirk, about 30 percent of the third and fifth floors could not be built on.
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In either case, the consultant will then have four months to prepare an analysis and recommend any zoning changes.
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A poem about an empty field is also, of necessity, a poem about developers, zoning boards, and town meetings.
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The public took little notice until the Planning and Zoning Commission began hearings this spring on five dispensary applications.
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"We're trying not to use the word co-working because of some of the zoning issues," Mr. Pesek said.
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Where there is already housing, the zoning might not change much, to discourage teardowns that would make tenants vulnerable.
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Most development in the city is done "as of right," meaning the proposed use matches the site's zoning regulations.
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These new provisions stipulated that any change in zoning would require public hearings and several levels of nonbinding review.
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But strict zoning laws in the Bay Area make it almost impossible to significantly expand the housing stock there.
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The consultant, George M. Janes, examined the building's approved zoning documents and the architecture's plans, and identified the differences.
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As for housing, the city's regulatory and zoning policies are more responsible for driving up costs than tech companies.
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Neighbors who were worried that another bar would hurt the struggling area spoke out at zoning meetings, he said.
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Scott Wiener would have overridden local zoning rules to allow for more housing in some areas, including near transit.
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Economic development experts agree that the corridor needs to strip away these types of onerous zoning and business regulations.
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Beckham's group still faces zoning issues with the city, and M.L.S. still has not awarded Miami an expansion franchise.
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Logue was made the head of a statewide Urban Development Corporation with the authority to override local zoning laws.
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It stems from a complicated mixture of discriminatory zoning practices in suburbs, poverty and personal choice, the plaintiffs claim.
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Therefore, exclusionary zoning also unfairly increases the property values in white neighborhoods by reducing the number of minority residents.
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V Capital Management, the developer, did not return calls requesting comment on the project, which still requires zoning approval.
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The $2440 million project cleared the final hurdle last week when Louisville's Metro Council approved the zoning commission's recommendation.
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Also, cities regularly make developments smaller than their zoning allows, something that gradually chips away at future housing production.
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Not for president," said Anderson Cooper (Alex Moffat) in a move that can only be described as "candidate-zoning.
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Minneapolis became the first city in the country to eliminate single-family zoning to tackle its affordable housing crisis.
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There are no zoning laws: strip clubs sit next to churches, shining skyscrapers next to gap-toothed convenience stores.
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And Airbnb delayed its obligation to collect taxes and enforce zoning rules by suing several cities where it operated.
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Another study, by the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, analyzes zoning and land-use rules across California's cities.
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The hotel has an approved zoning plan that allows for an increase in the number of rooms to 400.
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But according to the agency, it was that very language about zoning that had stalled the final two submissions.
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Encourage zoning and development designed to expand and maximize the number of units fully accessible to people with disabilities.
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In 1931, to keep local control of building lots and zoning laws, the village of Massapequa Park was incorporated.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio pushed a major citywide zoning overhaul that should allow for more construction.
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Ms. Warren, like Mr. Booker, has also put forth ideas to streamline the local zoning and land-use laws.
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"One part is racism, and the other part is that they see an opportunity by manipulating zoning," he said.
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You had to go to one of these seedy stores on the outskirts of town because of zoning regulations.
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Trump had agreed to maintain it as a public space as a zoning concession when the tower was built.
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"That headline probably did more for my zoning than any single thing I ever said or did," he writes.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Zoning Arrived 100 Years Ago, Changing New York Forever" (Building Blocks column, July 26): Land use zoning, which spread across America after its debut in New York City in 1916 and was upheld by the United States Supreme Court in 1926, has proved to be a Pyrrhic victory.
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He said mandatory inclusionary housing enjoys "robust support" in the Council, but support for other zoning changes is "very mixed."
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That's because the federal government is very distant from where specific decisions about zoning approvals and permits are actually made.
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But much of it is simply large-lot zoning, a desperately underbaked commuter rail system, and a lack of ambition.
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We even asked the zoning office and they said that as long as the fence wasn't higher than 6 ft.
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Covering the police beat, the courthouse, city hall and the zoning board is not the stuff of J-school fantasies.
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Sasha also, inexplicably, is excelling in her math class despite the fact she spends most of her lessons zoning out.
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Everywhere, the intricacies of government-controlled planning and zoning are at least as significant as the price at the pump.
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Mr. Cohen also became his boss's go-to guy for cleaning up messes, from local zoning disputes to negative stories.
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If a zoning algorithm disproportionately harms people of color, for example, the city might face a lawsuit under the rule.
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Spacemaker generates thousands of potential development options for a site, using zoning, environmental factors, and developer demands as potential inputs.
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By 2010 the city's population had swelled to nearly 4m, but zoning and legislation had reduced its capacity to 4.3m.
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Between 2009 and 2015, CAIR found that what it deemed Islamophobia interfered with at least 40 zoning proposals for mosques.
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Then, zoning issues often arise, as a retail property has to be rezoned for an industrial-type use, he said.
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Alternatively, high costs of living could provide the will among voters for elected officials to soften zoning barriers to supply.
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There is pleasure in hearing a beat that matches your heart, or a repetitive rhythm designed for simply zoning out.
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In the housing sector, productivity growth is being stunted by zoning laws and other cost-increasing state and local regulations.
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"When the first driverless car is on the road, I think people will start thinking about zoning changes," said Ganesan.
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Law enforcement sources tell us Chicago PD showed up there Wednesday afternoon with the Cook County Building and Zoning Dept.
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The real wild card is zoning ... Holmby Hills is one of the most exclusive areas of L.A., with sprawling estates.
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South Korean cities, like counterparts elsewhere around the world, are investigating whether blockchain technology could provide mechanisms like algorithmic zoning.
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"In that sense, zoning and planning approvals are not the thing holding back new housing from being built," Marti said.
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The city proper, while technically without zoning, still preserves many of the regulations found in other cities, which inhibit density.
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Just idly rub at the weird parts on the case while you're zoning out at a meeting or in class.
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Regulations that date from 1961 zoning laws mandate that a certain number of parking spots be allocated per housing unit.
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His father is a partner in the law firm Holland & Knight in New York, where he specializes in zoning law.
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Restrictive zoning and onerous regulations — all burdens imposed by local jurisdictions — are the real culprits for the US's affordability problems.
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Beats Solo3 headphones are good for zoning out to music, studying, and blocking out the noise on family road trips.
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If policy advocates are truly interested in making housing more affordable, they would do well by starting with zoning reform.
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The zoning committee was planning to act on a proposal that had caught the attention of everyone in the area.
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A combination of responses is needed, including more funding for affordable housing, inclusionary zoning and, yes, modern rent control ordinances.
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While much of that segregation is driven by housing patterns, school zoning lines and parental choice also play major roles.
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And in August, he proposed a new policy that would encourage localities to ease zoning restrictions that limit new construction.
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In areas with weak zoning regulations, where Walmart can easily enter and undercut other retailers' prices, this is particularly true.
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Of course, such disparities in scale — often brought about by peculiar zoning allowances — are increasingly in evidence throughout New York.
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"We've always said the Bronx had the ability to bounce back, given its available land and zoning," Dr. Salvo said.
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Sandra NelsonMinneapolis To the Editor: Zoning for greater density is a critical first step in making our communities more inclusive.
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Opposition to new housing — and support for zoning rules and bureaucracies that effectively block it — is bipartisan, particularly among homeowners.
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Recognizing that development wasn't solving all of the avenue's problems, city officials amended much of Fourth Avenue's zoning in 9003.
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Another report, compiled by European experts in 2018, recommended "a review of the zoning and seismic catalog" of the area.
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The zoning plan provides plenty of opportunities for protesters and counter-protesters to run into each other and start trouble.
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The void, though, is a larger metaphoric problem that zoning regulations are not likely to address in the immediate future.
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"This wasn't about bashing Democrats, this was about pointing out the truth," said Alliss Strogin, a zoning inspector in Medina.
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After the property changed hands, the number of affordable units was reduced to the 20 percent required by the zoning.
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In the 20s, 30s, and 40s, I don't think they were walking around fucking zoning out all of the time.
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She wrote about politics, zoning board meetings and flower shows in Branford, a shoreline town just east of New Haven.
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In Houston's particular case, a lack of zoning laws has led to an explosion of building, which further worsens flooding.
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Murray Hill has different zoning restrictions from the rest of Scarsdale that allow homes to sit on larger lot sizes.
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To further construction of multifamily units, Minneapolis recently moved to rezone most of the city to eliminate single-family zoning.
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A lawmaker's push for denser development near transit, overriding local zoning, was thwarted by a diverse group of legislative foes.
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To further construction of multifamily units, Minneapolis recently moved to rezone most of the city to eliminate single-family zoning.
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Mr. Sanders even used his Twitter platform to amplify a local zoning and redevelopment fight in East Boston this week.
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Truth be told, no amount of government zoning and urban planning could have prevented the flooding caused by Hurricane Harvey.
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Though Houston's lack of zoning can't be blamed for the city's flooding problems, it can be part of the solution.
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Biden pledged to require any state receiving community development block grants to develop inclusionary zoning plans if he is elected.
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Under zoning rules, to construct such a tower without setbacks Chase needed to set it in an especially large plaza.
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Critics of the project say a zoning plan granted contractors free rein to divvy up the neighborhood plot by plot.
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The key roadblock to add accessory dwelling units, though, is securing approval from local zoning or building authorities, she notes.
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Houston has very light zoning regulations, and as a result it has affordable housing and a culture that welcomes immigrants.
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There are other hazards: aging infrastructure, level land prone to flooding, and zoning that fails to keep pace with development.
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For instance, 'Thanks for explaining the ins and outs of the new commercial real estate zoning laws here in Cleveland.
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But Mr. Tam said that it was clearly possible to alter outdated zoning and performance rules without threatening public safety.
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A series of public meetings will take place over the next year as the city applies for its zoning changes.
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The city's response to that study has been to try to integrate schools, largely by changing zoning and admission rules.
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SB 35 doesn't totally eliminate the ability of local policymakers to use zoning and other levers to keep out newcomers.
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California's official Legislative Analyst's Office has analyzed the state's housing affordability crisis as largely a product of overly restrictive zoning.
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Jeffrey Mathieu, a former vice president of a company owned by Mr. Daibes, is a member of Edgewater's zoning board.
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The city updated their zoning ordinance to require most new developments to adopt green infrastructure practices to manage storm water.
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The review ended up being a pretty negative review of New York zoning laws, with a few compliments thrown in.
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Verdict: Just because artists are known to bend zoning and planning rules doesn't mean art school should do the same.
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Still, developers often seek tax breaks, zoning changes and grants for projects where all of the apartments have below-market rents.
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He was zoning…[like] when you're speaking to someone and they're not giving you a nonverbal cue or nodding their head.
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For example, Houston is now wrestling with their longtime lack of zoning regulations, and how that worsened the flooding from Harvey.
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WOODCLIFF LAKE, N.J. – The latest battle pitting a religious group against a town zoning board is playing out in federal court.
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No staffers were there, so it wasn't that Trump was zoning out while the real dialogue happened at the staff level.
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Repealing racist zoning and building millions of new affordable homes will create a just housing system, but those changes take time.
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You can push those ratings agencies and say 'we should have better zoning and building codes, electrify everything, promote clean energy.
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Maybe the ride you just took, zoning out on your phone in an Uber on Quiet Mode, was actually a lifesaver.
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The long oil boom that started at nearby Spindletop bequeathed Houston a freewheeling spirit and a pathological suspicion of zoning laws.
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Inclusionary zoning plus increased density ought to be a top national priority, but it is virtually never discussed in presidential politics.
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New features for sharing location, making plans and even playing multiplayer games like Words with Friends discourage users from zoning out.
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And smart changes in zoning and density requirements are allowing cities to more swiftly address their housing shortages with these developments.
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D.C. Board of Zoning Adjustment from the proposition that government lawyers must not engage in public service with a profit motive.
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And yet the market-urbanist coalition, which pushes for relaxed zoning rules and more building, had little sway over local politics.
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Only the left would watch its taxation, zoning, and employment laws create a crisis, then advocate for more of the same.
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LStar had to persuade the three host communities to approve critical zoning changes before it could move forward with the project.
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The original legislation mandated zoning changes in "transit rich" areas, but the new legislation adds the concept of "jobs rich" neighborhoods.
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Or is the pull of zoning out with a jelly-infused bat or screaming emoji on your face just too strong?
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When a parcel of land becomes a reservation, the tribe enacts its own ordinances regulating zoning, housing, education, and other priorities.
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"Houston is somewhat legendary for having no real zoning," said Chad Berginnis, executive director of the Association of State Floodplain Managers.
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They should reform zoning rules that require developers to build parking, so valuable land can be used for housing and offices.
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Zoning out and working out are theoretically a great combination, and I am all for HTC continuing this path of research.
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First, how will local issues (zoning, trash pickup, etc.) get the attention they need to make our cities livable and thriving?
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It's alarming how common this tactic of zoning free speech -- like it's a building code -- is becoming on our college campuses.
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Climate-driven issues that threaten them range from zoning and gentrification to community land trusts to permaculture to preserving industrial areas.
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Others have noted that Seattle's homeless crisis has been exacerbated by zoning restrictions that have prevented the building of new shelters.
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Over the past two decades, an influx of tech workers has accelerated demand while the city's restrictive zoning laws stymied construction.
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Prosecutors also said they had opened an investigation in February into whether the school had the proper zoning permits to operate.
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"It's ironclad, it's cast in stone," he said of the zoning, though he acknowledged that it could still be legally challenged.
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Mr. Maskiell wrote in his report that "several building and zoning code violations now exist" and issued a letter on Oct.
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Her housing bill would transfer money for affordable housing to communities that adopt zoning policies to make it easier to build.
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And when zoning laws get out of hand, economists say, the damage to the American economy and society can be profound.
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Failure to do so can put you on the wrong side of local zoning regulations, your landlord or your homeowners association.
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The county has since submitted several of the analyses, arguing each time that none of the county's municipalities have exclusionary zoning.
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It is up to them to upgrade building codes and zoning laws to reflect the increased risk of storms and floods.
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"What Republicans want to do with I.C.E. and border walls, wealthy progressive Democrats are doing with zoning and Nimbyism," he wrote.
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A dry, technocratic bill pertaining to zoning and the use of federal funds to monitor where and how people were living.
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Current zoning data from the city's urban development ministry show a developer could build about 25,100 housing units on the land.
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Officials made the decisions against the advice of Sea Ceiling scientists, according to a review of zoning records and research documents.
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For some, "Ecstatic Music" will be perfect for zoning out, couched as it is in a religiosity that is welcoming, nonjudgmental.
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Mr. Della Fave and other community representatives are calling for an inclusionary zoning policy to require affordable housing in new developments.
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New York's zoning laws prevented The Collective from offering longer stays, though upcoming projects in New York will allow longer stays.
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Akron is one of several Midwestern cities coping with homeless encampments, and city officials said the tent community violated zoning rules.
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In 2120, New York's first comprehensive zoning ordinance was passed, one that would inspire similar measures in municipalities across the country.
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Or a city zoning that made it an immediate priority to turn parking lots into affordable housing without any further permits.
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The City Council's land use committee recently approved a zoning amendment to address excessive voids, but critics say the loopholes remain.
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All of which raises the question: When you're dealing with a housing crisis, should a city even have single-family zoning?
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"We scrutinize every new-building application for compliance with the city's zoning resolution," the spokesman, Andrew Rudansky, said in a statement.
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It has focused on reducing zoning issues and other barriers to construction, over which the federal government has little direct authority.
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Poland was hit by a wave of rumors about the government introducing zoning to cities and cutting off transportation to Warsaw.
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They imposed contradictory regulations, such as demanding installation of a new fire door, which then led to charges of zoning violations.
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Surface parking lots, one-story buildings and underutilized plots of land are still remarkably common because of increasingly draconian zoning restrictions.
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Thailand does have zoning laws that are designed to protect certain areas of land, experts say, but they are poorly enforced.
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The department will have to analyze the city's mammoth Zoning Resolution, which is 1,600 pages long and dates back to 1916.
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Zoning and planning in border areas between Israel and Palestine "will be subject to the State of Israel's overriding security responsibility".
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The question at the heart of the suit was whether the developers had abused zoning rules to justify the project's size.
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Lower-skill workers are often excluded from jobs in booming areas because zoning regulations in those areas jack up housing costs.
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At the same time, inclusionary zoning laws of the type used in Montgomery County are needed to promote mixed-income housing.
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While Houston has grown significantly since 1935, the lack of zoning has not turned Houston into giant concrete water-retention pond.
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But as industries have cleaned up their acts, that kind of restrictive zoning no longer makes as much sense, she said.
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It does this for good reason—like similar systems, ProPilot doesn't react to stopped obstacles, so zoning out can be deadly.
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They — we — live in upscale neighborhoods protected by a web of zoning laws that insist, for example, on single-family homes.
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Jeff Bezos , the founder of Amazon, envisages zoning the moon for heavy industry, and Earth for light industry and residential purposes.
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The crux of the argument is whether the zoning changes will force out industrial tenants, who already feel squeezed by rents.
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On one hand, the government argues that the zoning regulations have had no effect on talent retainment in the garment district.
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But a larger volume of new development, made possible by looser zoning laws, does not lower prices when demand is strong.
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The city's zoning code designates the area as "R2-A," or a mixed-density area with apartments as well as houses.
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Set aside $212011 billion for a competition to reward municipalities that offer the best solutions to restrictive zoning and other obstacles.
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We will use federal pre-emption laws to ensure these new units are not segregated or excluded by local zoning ordinances.
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Currently, nine states do not allow for inclusionary zoning rules that require developers to set aside affordable housing on their projects.
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Provide funding to states that pre-empt local exclusionary zoning ordinances to make housing more equitable, accessible and affordable for all.
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Encourage zoning and development that promotes integration and access to public transportation to reduce commuting time, congestion and long car commutes.
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Advances in engineering and technology, new zoning, developer ego and the potential for fantastic profits have propelled new towers ever higher.
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The state and its cities use environmental and zoning laws to restrict housing, which often disallows large scale development of apartments.
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With a minimum of four-acre zoning in most of the area, the roughly 1,700 homes there are set well apart.
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Zoning And Rezoning The agents are targeting a deep pocketed buyer, and not just because of the premium on the property.
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Relaxing these zoning rules would transform gentrification of neighborhoods in generally affluent cities into a win-win that benefits the poor.
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These can range from zoning out when someone is yelling at you, to running on adrenaline when you have an accident.
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As reported by the New York Times, there were claims that the developers used a zoning loophole, creating an irregular 39-sided zoning lot in order to access the unused development rights of as many adjacent properties as possible — stretching what would have otherwise been a roughly 20-story structure to more than twice that size.
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On Monday, the Chanhassen City Council voted to table a zoning request that would allow Paisley Park to reopen as a museum.
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Here's a map of the entire city highlighting which existing structures conform to the existing zoning: There are only 22 of them.
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Even Detroit's mayor seems baffled how one line in a 216-page zoning packet can ban Airbnb rentals in certain Detroit neighborhoods.
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In the 2016 primary debates, when Trump wasn't zoning out, he was trying to question his opponents' masculinity and assert his own.
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There are other proposals in there too, like developing high-speed rail and reforming zoning to encourage more dense, energy-efficient cities.
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But the real problem, at least in American cities, is that most zoning codes still do not allow apartments of this size.
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That includes neat audio zoning features like sending navigation instructions only to the driver and creating an "audio bubble" for each passenger.
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The small routers would presumably be a lot cheaper and require less zoning headaches than digging up holes to lay fresh cable.
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Since the structure looks almost like part of the scenery, the Farmhouse adheres both to the architects' vision and the town's zoning.
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The event comes ahead of the Mastering the Metropolis: New York and Zoning, 1916–2016 exhibition opening at the museum in November.
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"Housing activity is plagued by excessive zoning constraints in the hot employment markets of the Pacific Coast and the Northeast," Shulman writes.
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It's just two stories due to local zoning laws and it appears the new building will following much of the same trends.
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Once I realized this, I became extremely protective of my writing—like literally zoning out whenever white people were talking about it.
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Instead, the 1970s are an inflection point at which the scale of exclusionary zoning in the United States started to increase significantly.
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The city has seen a decline in zoning, licensing and health and safety regulations, leading to its drop from the top spot.
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Restrictive zoning laws across the country, notably in the San Francisco Bay area, have led to construction constraints and higher home values.
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Kim Borghoff wanted her husband Jeff to screened for the disease after he started "zoning out" for no apparent reason, she said.
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Zoning Commissioner Edouardo Ferrante also voted no, saying the project "is just too much for this small community," according to the minutes.
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Some of the land being sold is public, and municipal officials are playing fast and loose with zoning regulations to clinch deals.
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"This is not a zoning-related problem," Jim Blackburn, a civil engineering professor at Rice University, said to me about the flooding.
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Beyond the debates about its zoning, or lack thereof, Houston is, for all intents and purposes, the most unfettered market in America.
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In the past five years, officials in cities across metro Atlanta have used zoning laws to deter Muslim projects from being built.
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They should make the development process less needlessly bureaucratic by updating zoning maps, streamlining the permitting process and making it more transparent.
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This is because zoning laws are set at the local or state level and these laws drive up construction and land costs.
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Fearing hordes of unbathed tripping hippies and wild-eyed radicals, the town's zoning board reversed a previous decision to allow the event.
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While some suburbs are becoming more diverse, racial and economic segregation stemming from exclusionary zoning remains shamefully prevalent in metropolitan America today.
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"At that time, I was very local politics, I was county commission meetings, city council, boards — zoning boards, water boards," she said.
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Participants voiced concerns about anti-Muslim bias in particular, Ms. Gupta said, including parking or zoning citations targeted at specific religious communities.
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I think the whole book is worth zoning in on and I don't think there are any weak parts of the book.
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"The problem with our society since World War 2 is that the government ruined community by single-use zoning," Oldenburg told Vox.
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Across the US, there is a growing movement to change zoning to allow higher-density housing to relieve pressure on the market.
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Zoning also commonly specifies a minimum home or lot size that is too large and expensive for a lifestyle geared toward affordability.
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Their goal was to tailor zoning regulations to a neighborhood's unique form, function and features rather than impose generic rules by rote.
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Developers and corporations argued that the old zoning in the densely built neighborhood hobbled their ability to build modern, space-efficient towers.
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Air rights, also called transferable development rights, represent the difference between an existing building and the largest structure permitted under local zoning.
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In Oregon, a bill ending single-family zoning across the state passed the Statehouse last week with both Democratic and Republican votes.
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This history — and the current zoning map that The Times has reproduced — portrays a clearer picture of the housing shortage in California.
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It turns out that the building is larger and taller — by as many as five floors — than the city's zoning codes allow.
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If they don't do a lot of transactions in a particular neighborhood, brokers may not know about new zoning and its effects.
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Before sailing its billboards in New York, he said, the company had gotten advice from law firms, and zoning and maritime experts.
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Mr. Shapiro said the company responded with "a very detailed letter" explaining why it did not think the billboards violated zoning regulations.
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Most of the grand bank halls in the city were built before changes to zoning that allowed for greater height and density.
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As city supervisor, Breed has helped create more affordable housing throughout San Francisco by passing zoning regulations and increasing affordable housing requirements.
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For the rest of her life she lived on a seven-acre estate with many more dogs than the zoning laws allowed.
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Over the past 75 years, however, many of these options have been made illegal through zoning laws that prioritize single-family housing.
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Four key policy areas shed light on the growth of this political-economic swamp — financial regulation, intellectual property, occupational licensing and zoning.
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Cannabis is federally illegal in the US.Cannabis law ranges from real estate and zoning to intellectual property matters, lawyers told Business Insider.
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Zoning rules allowed it, but neighbors seemed to feel that if their opposition was vehement enough, it could keep the Terraces unbuilt.
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Zoning laws made it difficult to move, and experts were unsure how much of the house was actually from the original era.
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America is designed for cars, with zoning laws that require car parking in most places while bike parking is often non-existent.
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Last week, California lawmakers rejected an effort to override restrictive zoning regulations across the state for the third year in a row.
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Zoning restrictions in parts of the archipelago and the use of private residences as vacation rentals constrict available affordable housing even further.
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Zoning loopholes that enabled skyscrapers on mid-rise blocks are being scrutinized, and could even result in the shortening of some towers.
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Zoning makes building near transit difficult if not illegal and makes a mix of uses (like housing, retail and work) nearly impossible.
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Anti-growth policies are baked into the zoning law, as is the power of community groups to stop any and all development.
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The Murrs contended that state-authorized zoning regulations had deprived them of property rights without the compensation required by the Fifth Amendment.
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Jacobs acknowledged this at various moments, and suggested as a solution intricate forms of micro-zoning to protect diversity from self-destruction.
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A closely watched statewide proposal to relax zoning to allow for more multifamily housing development stalled this year in the California Legislature.
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Maybe city leaders will opt to reframe systems around logistics and deliveries in the future, zoning delivery by time, type and location.
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They argue a two-year moratorium will force Los Angeles to adopt uniform zoning plans to guide how neighborhoods should handle developments.
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There might be registration, checks, zoning so it can only operate in industrial areas, restrictions on street-based or migrant sex workers.
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Of course, more towers means more cost, as well as having to lease space and potentially get zoning approval for each one.
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And governments may need to rethink flood insurance or zoning policies so people stop building in areas that could soon be underwater.
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Editorial A man's home may be his castle, but even castles are governed these days by zoning codes and other local ordinances.
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NB: Well, for places like San Francisco to become denser, the single most important thing we can do is to change zoning laws.
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Feeling for: a curvilinear steel-framed, wood-layered meditation pod from the popular mindfulness app Headspace, for zoning out in comfort and style.
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It's subject to local zoning laws and varies too much across markets to have federal-level arguments about the topic, the thinking goes.
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But Booker's blueprint goes further than Harris', with sweeping changes to restrictive zoning laws, coupled with federal incentives to build more affordable housing.
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That's why local governments and nonprofits are also trying to surface investable projects, and speed their progress forward through thickets of zoning approvals.
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Fast-forward to 2019 and the scarcity created by exclusionary zoning has put tenants of all races at the mercy of their landlords.
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Kiara says there will be more dates, so her comment suggesting she's friend-zoning Jimmy should be taken with a shaker of salt.
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Without local support, Amazon could have found itself tied up in legal battles and arguing with zoning boards just to get development started.
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As cities have moved toward multiuse zoning, some institutions of higher education have also embraced the model in their own real estate development.
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According to community advocates, developer SJP Properties gerrymandered the city's zoning code by using a hodgepodge of land lots to build more floors.
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The department is now tasked with sifting through the Zoning Resolution to determine how many floors need to be removed, according to CNN.
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TestFit is another generative design tool that can incorporates zoning, parking, and streets to provide options for builders of multifamily residential real estate.
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Californians don't want to change where they live, or their zoning codes, or their building codes, or how much they pay for power.
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Last year the town's mayor closed down the Taberna Barlovento, a bar that also serves as a brothel, saying it violated zoning rules.
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The board said that the idea would violate zoning codes, and some members stated the new homes were not "credible" single-family dwellings.
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On the majority of Seattle&aposs land, building any high-rise is illegal; zoning rules say only single-family houses may be built.
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"Retail is the place to be because of the defensibility due to the zoning restrictions and the limited number of licenses," Bierman said.
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Basically, Tampa officials argued that the house was equivalent to a strip club, which meant they could shut it down under zoning regulations.
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But "we have enough," Portland city planner Tom Armstrong, who worked on the zoning code, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview.
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But while I was busy questioning whether the machine was malfunctioning, another beauty editor was zoning in on the results of my scan.
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Council member Hanan Rubin, a member of the city's zoning committee, said the decision followed a request from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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The Cape Girardeau Planning and Zoning Commission recommended banning the use of shipping containers as building material for both commercial and residential use.
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" Ken Ilgunas: "Who'd have thought that a boring term like 'zoning code' could have far-reaching implications on the quality of our lives?
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Making calls is easier and so is zoning out on tasks that require a ton of focus and not a lot of distraction.
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Court documents show the ruling was based on the zoning legalities of the park and did not take broader planning issues in account.
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Turns out, Mayor Hamm mismanaged the town, keeping poor records, not paying bills, abolishing the planning and zoning commission and the municipal court.
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Should local community boards get to see a developer's plans earlier in the review process when they seek exemptions to local zoning rules?
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In his campaign, the actor and director opposed building and zoning codes that protected the village's quaint character but also restricted business initiatives.
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Whether pencil skyscrapers or squat apartment blocks, the buildings are shaped by the same invisible force: the U.S.'s first city zoning code.
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Ms. Trauss's cause, more or less, is to make life easier for real estate developers by rolling back zoning regulations and environmental rules.
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California's state government has failed to pass resolutions to ease restrictive zoning laws, and things will likely get worse before they get better.
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In addition, the property was not zoned for residential development, limiting what could be done with the land, absent an approved zoning change.
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Sanitation Salvage hired the MirRam Group, a powerful lobbying firm, to push back on the city's zoning plan as well as other issues.
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Zoning in on merchandise for this sport is part of the plan to further invest in Puma's North American market, executives told us.
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Other land is protected as part of the Special Hillsides Preservation District, zoning created in 1987 to protect the area's upland Serpentine Ridge.
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It was the Nixon administration that first relied on this enforcement tool to challenge exclusionary zoning ordinances that negatively impacted communities of color.
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In December, Tina Stride and several other local citizens stood up at a zoning meeting to proclaim the need for a detox center.
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The Director of Planning and Zoning, Ramon Trias says nothing has been decided and plans are still in a very preliminary, conceptual level.
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Hawkins told Cramer on Monday that one major challenge is zoning, which has an effect on where his REIT is allowed to build.
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Officials expect the result to be complex even by the byzantine standards of such things: custom zoning, rather than one-size-fits-all.
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They found that buying a home prompts people to participate much more in local elections, particularly when zoning questions are on the ballot.
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And French stores sell about three times as much per square foot, not least because of tight zoning regulations that limit their size.
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Watching world champion Robert Gagno play South Park pinball is like zoning out to a really intricate fireworks display, only with fart noises.
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Local zoning laws play a major role in denying housing opportunity by perpetuating the enormous wealth gap between white people and black people.
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Even Texas, where homeowners associations are credited with bringing order to cities that lack proper zoning laws, has its share of dust-ups.
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"Classification as a park or parkland should not provide zoning bonuses to private industry," Mr. Cuomo wrote in a memo for the bill.
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The building and nearby towers are able to push high into the sky because of a loophole in the city's labyrinthine zoning laws.
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Depending on municipal zoning restrictions, canopied drive-throughs can be converted to other uses, such as fast-food pickup, side entrances or patios.
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In Dainard's home market of Seattle, an "SF 5000" zoning distinction means he can legally add up to eight bedrooms to a property.
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Scott Wiener has proposed a bill that would preempt density restrictions near most transit stations and job clusters, instead allowing more multifamily zoning.
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Recently, the three cities along the West Florissant Avenue corridor — Ferguson, Dellwood, and Jennings — pledged to standardize zoning codes and reduce red tape.
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She also educates them on the zoning rules regarding private gardens, and translates their mail during drop-in hours at the local library.
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Municipal authorities, in theory, also have the power to check polluters: They have control over zoning and emissions into the municipal sewage system.
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Progressive policies, whether on zoning or school admissions or tax reform, all too often run into the wall of upper-middle-class opposition.
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The value of the properties depends on zoning, landmark status and, of course, location, said Steven J. Schleider, president of Metropolitan Valuation Services.
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The question of what gets built, and for whom, is at the center of a number of ongoing zoning disputes in the city.
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"Manafort built his house three and a half feet taller than what the zoning allowed, and he got away with it," he said.
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He believes the way the city was laid out contributed to the damage, as Houston is the only major U.S. city without zoning.
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That in and of itself might not be so odd — the new zoning allows a potential developer close to 0003,000 buildable square feet.
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The headbands are designed to help kids learn to focus their minds, and to enable teachers to understand when kids are zoning out.
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Local control of land use and zoning regulations has created two models of growth in America's metropolitan centers: expensive cities and expansive cities.
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But as with all real estate, zoning regulations are local, and that is one of the greatest roadblocks for companies like Prefab ADU.
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The party is also unified around challenging zoning laws used to limit the construction of affordable housing units through federal grants and incentives.
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I start my nightly routine around 303 but I must keep zoning out because by the time I'm done it's almost 9:30.
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The key to encouraging more building is a revamp of local zoning rules to enhance the variety of new housing projects, she adds.
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Rather, they're reversing an existing ban: Single-family zoning requires that only detached single-family homes can be built in a given neighborhood.
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The housing crisis is a policy problem, she says, one that Nimbyism, zoning laws, land use restrictions and tax policies have made worse.
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Whether it is the result of development leftovers or zoning quirks, building code challenges have often made these lots undesirable to private investors.
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Across the five boroughs, there are roughly 10,516 acres of vacant land with residential zoning, according to a public records analysis by Localize.
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Unlike Williamsburg, parts of which adopted more permissive zoning in 2005, Bushwick and other neighborhoods in Brooklyn have not been rezoned in decades.
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In Minneapolis, the current political leaders argued that ending single-family zoning was a necessary step to rectify that history of racial discrimination.
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Without big steps on subsidies and especially zoning, the big prize everyone is fighting for here could turn out to be a trap.
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