Presents specific case results, judicial and legislative trends, policy choices, strategies, approval, denial modification, and administrative subdivision. Examines issues arising from: evolving methods of controlling the pace of local development, regulating the types of structures and uses allowed in lands proposed for new development, ensuring the availability of public infrastructure to serve and support new development, and infrastructure finance raising. Sections discuss: growth management techniques, legal limitations on growth management strategies, growth management system evaluation, subdivision control generally, financing capital improvements, subdivision planning standards, subdivision administration, enforcement of subdivision controls, and vested development rights.
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