A legal guide to urban and sustainable development for planners, developers, and architects : Daniel K. Slone and Doris S. Goldstein ; with W. Andrew Gowder. txt
Idioma: Inglés New Jersey : Wiley , 2008Descripción: xv, 352 p. ill. ; maps ; 25 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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Written by pioneering attorneys in the emerging fields of urbanism and green building, A Legal Guide to Urban and Sustainable Development for Planners, Developers and Architects offers you practical solutions for legal issues you may face in planning, zoning, developing, and operating such communities. Find information on legal issues related to urban form, legal mechanisms and ways to incorporate good urban design into local land regulation, overcoming impediments to sound urban design practice, and state and Federal issues related to the legal issues of urban design and planning.
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To suburbia and back : how urbanist law is different / Dan Slone, Doris Goldstein, and Andy Gowder -- Sustainable urbanism / Dan Slone -- Tweaking the system : getting projects built and codes changed within the existing zoning framework / Chris Brewster [et al.] -- Changing the rules : new approaches to zoning / Brian Ohm ... [et al.] -- Fiefdoms and fire trucks : overcoming impediments in the subdivision, plat-review, and site-plan processes / Dan Slone -- Retooling the common-interest community / Doris S. Goldstein -- Special building types / Doris S. Goldstein -- Litigation / Andy Gowder -- Federal policy, initiatives, and alliances / Chris Brewster and Matt Lawlor -- Strategies for change / Dan Slone --
By examining and explaining the particular legal issues that accompany urbanist design and sustainable development, this timely book shows urban planners, developers, designers, and architects how to make the law work for them in planning and executing sustainable urban projects. Written by experienced attorneys, this book thoroughly explains the practical implications of the current law and legal theories surrounding urbanism and sustainability, and forecasts its future directions. Collectively, the authors have handled every aspect of urbanist law. The two lead authors, Daniel K. Slone and Doris S. Goldstein, are attorneys who are pioneers in the field, having worked with architects, planners, city officials, and developers at the vanguard of urban planning and sustainability. Their comments and firsthand experience, interspersed throughout the book, help illuminate how the law governs day-to-day planning and development activities. --
Daniel K. Slone is a partner in the Richmond, Virginia, office of the law firm McGuireWoods LLP. As a consultant and legal counsel, he represents developers, green businesses, and municipalities around the world, advising them on neighborhood development, environmental issues, land use, utilities, and complex business and real estate matters. Mr. Slone is the national counsel for both the U.S. Green Building Council and the Congress for the New Urbanism --
Doris S. Goldstein is an attorney whose practice focuses on new urbanist communities, beginning with Seaside, Florida, in the 1980s. In addition to her ongoing involvement with Seaside, Ms. Goldstein represents developers of mixed-use, pedestrian-friendly communities throughout the county. Her work extends past the development stage to include operational issues, giving her unique practical experience and insight --
Contributing author W. Andrew Gowder Jr. is a litigating attorney with particular experience in urban and sustainable development. Other contributors include experienced attorneys and planners with special insight into planning and zoning practice --
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- Foreword by Andr_s Duany
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- 1 To Suburbia and Back: How Urbanist Law is Different
- 2 Sustainable Urbanism (Dan Slone)
- Case Study Noisette
- 3 Tweaking the System: Getting Projects Built and Codes Changed within the Existing Zoning Framework (Chris Brewster, Matt Lawlor, Brian Ohm and Mark White)
- 4 Changing the Rules: New Approaches to Zoning
- Introduction (IBrian Ohm and Mark White)
- Form-Based Codes (Bob Sitkowski and Bill Spikowski)
- The Smart Code (Chad Emerson)
- 5 Fiefdoms and Fire Trucks: Overcoming Impediments in the Subdivision, Plat Review and Site Plan Processes (Dan Slone)
- 6 Retooling the Common Interest Community (Doris Goldstein)
- Case Study Seaside
- 7 Special Building Types (Doris Goldstein)
- 8 Litigation (Andy Gowder)
- Case Study I'On
- 9 Federal Policy, Initiatives and Alliances (Chris Brewster and Matt Lawlor)
- 10 Strategies for Change (Dan Slone)
- Appendix A
- Appendix B
Notas de autor provistas por Syndetics
Daniel K. Slone is a partner in the Richmond, Virginia, office of the law firm McGuireWoods LLP. As a consultant and legal counsel, he represents developers, green businesses, and municipalities around the world, advising them on neighborhood development, environmental issues, land use, utilities, and complex business and real estate matters. Mr. Slone is the national counsel for both the U.S. Green Building Council and the Congress for the New Urbanism.
Doris S. Goldstein is an attorney whose practice focuses on new urbanist communities, beginning with Seaside, Florida, in the 1980s. In addition to her ongoing involvement with Seaside, Ms. Goldstein represents developers of mixed-use, pedestrian-friendly communities throughout the county. Her work extends past the development stage to include operational issues, giving her unique practical experience and insight.
Contributing author W. Andrew Gowder Jr. is a litigating attorney with particular experience in urban and sustainable development. Other contributors include experienced attorneys and planners with special insight into planning and zoning practice.