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Library Reshaping Development Patterns Resources - Addressing Excess Development Entitlements
Resources - Addressing Excess Development Entitlements
Resources - Addressing Excess Development Entitlements
Due to the economic downturn, addressing excess development entitlements has become an issue for many communities across the West. Our research and community collaboration on the topic has lead to the upcoming report, Addressing Excess Development Entitlements: Lessons from the West on Distressed, Zombie and Pre-Mature Subdivsions.
Below are additional resources on the topic - publications, presentations, and articles published in the media over the course of our work.
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| Premature Subdivisions and What to Do About Them | Donald Elliott |
2010 |
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Rural Real Estate Markets and Conservation Development in the Intermountain West |
Bruce Burger and Randy Carpenter |
2010 |
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The Fiscal Impacts of Development on Vacant Rural Subdivision Lots in Teton County, Idaho |
Gabe Preston |
2010 |
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Anna Trentadue and Chris Lundberg |
2012 |
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Anna Trentadue |
2013 |
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Presentations |
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RMLUI 2013
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2012 Final RDP Workshop - visit the workshop page for all presentations
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| Development Entitlements in the Western US: Maricopa's Perspective - Brett Billingsley |
Revitalizing Struggling and Stalled Existing Projects - Frank Cassidy and Ellen Van Riper |
Entitlements in the Western US: Nature and Extent of Entitlements - Jim Holway |
| Development Entitlements in the Western US: Market Perspectives and Trends - Bruce Burger |
Mesa County Examples - Linda Dannenberger |
Teton County - Anne Rutherford and Kathy Spitzer |
Arizona APA 2012 |
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RMLUI 2011 |
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New Partners for Smart Growth 2011 |
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Community Matters 2010 |
Arizona APA 2010 |
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2009 RDP Kick-off Workshop - visit the workshop page for all presentations |
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Rural Real Estate Markets and Conservation Development - Bruce Burger |
Reshaping Development Patterns: Legal Background - Don Elliott |
Reshaping Development Patterns - Pinal County |
| How We Got Here - Bruce Burger/Randy Carpenter |
Excess Entitlements in America - Chris Nelson |
Teton County Subdivision Trends - Anna Trentadue |
Media |
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| Boom and Bust: Reshaping Development Patterns in Teton County | New West |
| How Utah Came to Own a Half-Built City in the Desert | Stateline, from The Pew Charitable Trusts |
| Teton Valley News | |
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| What Do We Do with All These Unbuilt Subdivision Lots? | Western Dispatch, from Sonoran Institute |
| Having Lots to Learn | Idaho Working Lands |
| Zombie Subdivisions and Post-Bust Detritus | The Boston Globe |