For most planners, zoning is a given. They arrive on the scene to administer a set of accepted regulations. In Pitt County, North Carolina, there are no such regulations. This article will describe a trailblazing effort to develop and adopt Pitt County's first zoning ordinance. While it was a frustrating undertaking, and the Board of County Commissioners eventually chose not to adopt zoning, this five-year effort was not without value. Planning staff produced a unique county-wide zoning ordinance proposal, which will serve as a foundation for future zoning discussion, and along the way staff learned several important planning lessons. Hopefully, our experience will serve to guide other planners who face the challenge of similar ground-break...
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This consultancy project was designed to assist Anson County, North Carolina with understanding the ...
Statewide Planning in North Carolina: Experiences from Other States and a Survey of Existing County ...
Through the years, the planning profession has been seeking alternative land use guidance tools to c...
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Can North Carolina resolve potential obstacles and successfully implement a statewide planning progr...
A delegation of the State's police power, North Carolina municipalities since the 1920s and counties...
Short planning reports. Includes: PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN PLANNING FOR A MULTI-COUNTY REGION: The Tr...
State legislatures convened this spring in North Carolina and four neighboring states — Virginia, Te...
Avery County, located in the northwestern mountains of North Carolina, has undergone significant cha...
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Zoning ordinances in the United States are of relatively recent origin. Local government planners we...
Over thirty years ago The United States Court of Appeals upheld municipal efforts to control growth ...
Alachua County, Florida Revised zoning regulations for Alachua County, Florida. Adopted: December 8,...
Carolina Planning regularly publishes a feature highlighting projects from members of the North Caro...
In this article lobbyist Bill Holman argues for an expanded state role in land use planning and regu...
This consultancy project was designed to assist Anson County, North Carolina with understanding the ...
Statewide Planning in North Carolina: Experiences from Other States and a Survey of Existing County ...
Through the years, the planning profession has been seeking alternative land use guidance tools to c...
Excerpts from the report Summary: Seventeen of the more populous counties in the Appalachian Region...
Can North Carolina resolve potential obstacles and successfully implement a statewide planning progr...
A delegation of the State's police power, North Carolina municipalities since the 1920s and counties...
Short planning reports. Includes: PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN PLANNING FOR A MULTI-COUNTY REGION: The Tr...
State legislatures convened this spring in North Carolina and four neighboring states — Virginia, Te...
Avery County, located in the northwestern mountains of North Carolina, has undergone significant cha...
CRA, Planners, and Neighborhood Development; Plant Closings: A Local Economic Planning Dilemma; Cont...
Zoning ordinances in the United States are of relatively recent origin. Local government planners we...
Over thirty years ago The United States Court of Appeals upheld municipal efforts to control growth ...
Alachua County, Florida Revised zoning regulations for Alachua County, Florida. Adopted: December 8,...
Carolina Planning regularly publishes a feature highlighting projects from members of the North Caro...
In this article lobbyist Bill Holman argues for an expanded state role in land use planning and regu...