Add to ORKGMaine\u27s 20-year-old Site Location of Development Law requires developers to reduce congestion, prompting them to choose sites away from downtown areas, which results in development sprawl. Maine\u27s new growth management law wants new growth to occur in existing commercial districts, but anti-congestion standards prohibit such development. The pro-business group Maine Alliance has proposed allowing municipalities that want congestion over sprawl to be able to make that choice. Details
Maine\u27s Informed Growth Act, passed in September 2007, requires developers of retail stores of 75...
Business Maine: Northern piece on the Land Use Regulation Commission\u27s vote against a moratorium...
In 1989 Maine enacted the Comprehensive Planning and Land Use Regulation Act. The Act\u27s legislati...
this just in piece on LD 1481, which would prohibit retroactive citizens referenda on projects whic...
this just in piece on LD 1481, which would prohibit retroactive citizens referenda on projects whic...
Current development patterns and increased tax pressures in local municipalities combine to harm bot...
Thirty years ago, a developer who wanted to build a shopping center had to do little more than obtai...
From the Ground Up piece on LD 1810, An Act to Enact the Informed Growth Act, which would require a...
Urban sprawl is one of today’s most pressing environmental challenges, especially in Massachusetts. ...
Business Maine: Midcoast & Downeast piece reporting that the Belfast planning board has given appro...
From the Ground Up piece arguing that the Portland City Council\u27s Formula Business Ordinance, if...
Feature Story piece on Bangor Hydro-Electric\u27s proposal to build a 345 kv transmission line thro...
Focus on Building & Real Estate piece on how Scarborough is grappling with fast-paced residential g...
Maine\u27s Informed Growth Act, passed in September 2007, requires developers of retail stores of 75...
In 1989 Maine enacted the Comprehensive Planning and Land Use Regulation Act. The Act\u27s legislati...
Maine\u27s Informed Growth Act, passed in September 2007, requires developers of retail stores of 75...
Business Maine: Northern piece on the Land Use Regulation Commission\u27s vote against a moratorium...
In 1989 Maine enacted the Comprehensive Planning and Land Use Regulation Act. The Act\u27s legislati...
this just in piece on LD 1481, which would prohibit retroactive citizens referenda on projects whic...
this just in piece on LD 1481, which would prohibit retroactive citizens referenda on projects whic...
Current development patterns and increased tax pressures in local municipalities combine to harm bot...
Thirty years ago, a developer who wanted to build a shopping center had to do little more than obtai...
From the Ground Up piece on LD 1810, An Act to Enact the Informed Growth Act, which would require a...
Urban sprawl is one of today’s most pressing environmental challenges, especially in Massachusetts. ...
Business Maine: Midcoast & Downeast piece reporting that the Belfast planning board has given appro...
From the Ground Up piece arguing that the Portland City Council\u27s Formula Business Ordinance, if...
Feature Story piece on Bangor Hydro-Electric\u27s proposal to build a 345 kv transmission line thro...
Focus on Building & Real Estate piece on how Scarborough is grappling with fast-paced residential g...
Maine\u27s Informed Growth Act, passed in September 2007, requires developers of retail stores of 75...
In 1989 Maine enacted the Comprehensive Planning and Land Use Regulation Act. The Act\u27s legislati...
Maine\u27s Informed Growth Act, passed in September 2007, requires developers of retail stores of 75...
Business Maine: Northern piece on the Land Use Regulation Commission\u27s vote against a moratorium...
In 1989 Maine enacted the Comprehensive Planning and Land Use Regulation Act. The Act\u27s legislati...