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2024 Land Use Case Law and Legislative Updates
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Session 01: Land Use Case Law Updates Part 1 - A rapid review of recent land uses cases, including platting, zoning, takings, vesting, and development agreements.
Session 02: Land Use Case Law Updates Part 2 - A rapid review of recent land uses cases, including platting, zoning, takings, vesting, and development agreements.
Session 03: General Legislative Update - Following nearly 250 days of Texas state legislative activity in 2023, this session provides a fast-paced review of the land use bills that passed along with a few that didn't.
Session 04: Super Preemption and H.B. 2127 Litigation Update - H.B. 2127, the so called “Super Preemption Bill,” was set to become law on September 1, 2023, but was struck down as unconstitutional (at least as to the Cities of Houston, San Antonio, and El Paso) by a Travis County district judge on August 30, 2023. This law seeks to expressly preempt certain city regulations, while implicitly preempting other city regulations that are in conflict with a “field of regulation” occupied by certain state laws. This presentation reviews H.B. 2127, its scope and likely applications, and provide an update on the litigation over H.B. 2127.
Session 05: Out of the ETJ and Into the Unknown? What the SB 2038 ETJ-Removal Law Does and Its Impact on Cities and Counties - A review of what the SB 2038 ETJ-removal law does and its impact on cities and counties, by an experienced panel of land use, real estate and development attorneys, including the plaintiff’s attorney in Grand Prairie v. Texas.
Session 06: Navigating Recent Texas Legislative Impacts on Development and Land Use Regulations - A discussion on how various bills adopted by the Texas Legislature in recent years have impacted cities’ abilities to regulate development, land use, and building materials on properties. This also includes a discussion on litigation updates concerning those restrictions and cities’ attempts to navigate enforcement efforts to address competing concerns of their citizenry.
Session 02: Land Use Case Law Updates Part 2 - A rapid review of recent land uses cases, including platting, zoning, takings, vesting, and development agreements.
Session 03: General Legislative Update - Following nearly 250 days of Texas state legislative activity in 2023, this session provides a fast-paced review of the land use bills that passed along with a few that didn't.
Session 04: Super Preemption and H.B. 2127 Litigation Update - H.B. 2127, the so called “Super Preemption Bill,” was set to become law on September 1, 2023, but was struck down as unconstitutional (at least as to the Cities of Houston, San Antonio, and El Paso) by a Travis County district judge on August 30, 2023. This law seeks to expressly preempt certain city regulations, while implicitly preempting other city regulations that are in conflict with a “field of regulation” occupied by certain state laws. This presentation reviews H.B. 2127, its scope and likely applications, and provide an update on the litigation over H.B. 2127.
Session 05: Out of the ETJ and Into the Unknown? What the SB 2038 ETJ-Removal Law Does and Its Impact on Cities and Counties - A review of what the SB 2038 ETJ-removal law does and its impact on cities and counties, by an experienced panel of land use, real estate and development attorneys, including the plaintiff’s attorney in Grand Prairie v. Texas.
Session 06: Navigating Recent Texas Legislative Impacts on Development and Land Use Regulations - A discussion on how various bills adopted by the Texas Legislature in recent years have impacted cities’ abilities to regulate development, land use, and building materials on properties. This also includes a discussion on litigation updates concerning those restrictions and cities’ attempts to navigate enforcement efforts to address competing concerns of their citizenry.
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- Total Credit Hours:
- 3.75
- Credit Info
- TX, CA, PA
- Specialization: Administrative Law | Oil, Gas and Mineral Law | Property Owners Association Law | Real Estate Law
- TX MCLE credit expires: 5/31/2025
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Land Use Case Law Updates Part 1 (May 2024)
James L. Dougherty Jr.
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Land Use Case Law Updates Part 1 (May 2024)
A rapid review of recent land uses cases, including platting, zoning, takings, vesting, and development agreements.
Originally presented: Apr 2024 Land Use Conference
James L. Dougherty Jr.,
Attorney at Law - Houston, TX
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Land Use Case Law Updates Part 2 (May 2024)
James L. Dougherty Jr.
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Land Use Case Law Updates Part 2 (May 2024)
A rapid review of recent land uses cases, including platting, zoning, takings, vesting, and development agreements.
Originally presented: Apr 2024 Land Use Conference
James L. Dougherty Jr.,
Attorney at Law - Houston, TX
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General Legislative Update (May 2024)
Tad Holland Cleaves
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General Legislative Update (May 2024)
Following nearly 250 days of Texas state legislative activity in 2023, this session provides a fast-paced review of the land use bills that passed along with a few that didn't.
Originally presented: Apr 2024 Land Use Conference
Tad Holland Cleaves,
Texas Municipal League - Austin, TX
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Super Preemption and H.B. 2127 Litigation Update (May 2024)
Robert F. Brown
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Super Preemption and H.B. 2127 Litigation Update (May 2024)
H.B. 2127, the so called “Super Preemption Bill,” was set to become law on September 1, 2023, but was struck down as unconstitutional (at least as to the Cities of Houston, San Antonio, and El Paso) by a Travis County district judge on August 30, 2023. This law seeks to expressly preempt certain city regulations, while implicitly preempting other city regulations that are in conflict with a “field of regulation” occupied by certain state laws. This presentation reviews H.B. 2127, its scope and likely applications, and provide an update on the litigation over H.B. 2127.
Originally presented: Apr 2024 Land Use Conference
Robert F. Brown,
Brown & Hofmeister, L.L.P. - Richardson, TX
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Out of the ETJ and Into the Unknown? What the SB 2038 ETJ-Removal Law Does and Its Impact on Cities and Counties (May 2024)
Micah King, Bradford E. Bullock, Julie Elizabeth Joe
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Out of the ETJ and Into the Unknown? What the SB 2038 ETJ-Removal Law Does and Its Impact on Cities and Counties (May 2024)
A review of what the SB 2038 ETJ-removal law does and its impact on cities and counties, by an experienced panel of land use, real estate and development attorneys, including the plaintiff’s attorney in Grand Prairie v. Texas.
Originally presented: Apr 2024 Land Use Conference
Micah King,
Winstead PC - Austin, TX
Bradford E. Bullock,
Messer Fort - Austin, TX
Julie Elizabeth Joe,
Travis County Attorney's Office - Austin, TX
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Navigating Recent Texas Legislative Impacts on Development and Land Use Regulations (May 2024)
Carolyn Matthis, Janet Marie Spugnardi
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Navigating Recent Texas Legislative Impacts on Development and Land Use Regulations (May 2024)
A discussion on how various bills adopted by the Texas Legislature in recent years have impacted cities’ abilities to regulate development, land use, and building materials on properties. This also includes a discussion on litigation updates concerning those restrictions and cities’ attempts to navigate enforcement efforts to address competing concerns of their citizenry.
Originally presented: Apr 2024 Land Use Conference
Carolyn Matthis,
City of Irving City Attorney’s Office - Irving, TX
Janet Marie Spugnardi,
City of Irving City Attorney's Office - Irving, TX