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1-96
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Strategic Growth Task Force
Looks at Strengths/Weaknesses of Land Laws
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2-96
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Citizen Views on Land Use
Issues Gathered by Strategic Growth Task Force
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4-96
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Understanding the Differences
Between Land Use Planning and Zoning
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5-96
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A Land Use Agenda for the 21st
Century
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6-96
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Effects of Government
"Taking" and "Giving" of Private Property Value
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7-96
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Planning Wisconsin: The Report
of the Interagency Land Use Council
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9-96
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Effective Community Planning
through the Use of Community Trend Indicators
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10-96
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"Old" Mixed Use
Neighborhoods Retain Green Space and Curb Sprawl
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11-96
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Citizens Pay Cost of Sprawl
through Property Taxes and Reduced Quality of Life
|
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12-96
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Multiple Forces Interact to
Affect the Use and Value of Private Property
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5-97
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Tourism's Future Linked to
Effective Land/Water Resource Protection
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7-97
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Minnesota enacts Comprehensive
Planning Law
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11-97
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Purchase of Development Rights
May Important New Farmland Protection Tool
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1-98
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Counties Authorized to Prepare
Land/Water Resource Management Plans
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3-98
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Sprawl at the Fringe and Decay
at the Core of American Communities
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5-98
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Best Development Practices May
Allow Growing Communities to Avoid Sprawl
|
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7-98
|
Boundary Agreements: The Newest
Tool For Resolving Town Against City Jurisdiction Disputes.
|
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9-98
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A New Type of Subdivision that
Conserves Open Space While Saving Developer and Public Service Costs.
|
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11-98
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Computerized Mapping (GIS) Aids
Local Government Planning Decisions.
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1-99
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Summary of Wisconsin Planning
Statutes Published By American Planning Association.
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