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Land Use 2017 - Managing Development Challenges: Growing Pains, Infill Development, and More
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Land Use 2017 - Managing Development Challenges: Growing Pains, Infill Development, and More
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Session 1: In the Path of Growth: Small Town Growing Pains and Conflicts with Urban Areas - Using case studies to provide insights and illuminate the topic, a seasoned planning and design professional provides perspectives on the issues based on a decade of experience helping shape the development and overall growth characteristics in Dripping Springs.
Session 2: Managing the Fixer Upper Effect - Examine the impact of HGTV’s show Fixer Upper on land use in Waco, including short term rentals, redevelopment, and permitting processes.
Session 3: Challenges to Infill Residential Development - Growth in Texas cities has led to a higher demand for and a shorter supply of housing and commercial space. This has led to higher housing prices, while urban planners see the increase of density within cities as a development strategy. Listen to a discussion about some of the legal, political, and technical challenges of infill development and how cities might consider approaching them in the future.
Session 4: Creative Economic Development - Examine how innovative zoning and development tools, as well as pocket homes and affordable housing, encourage successful communities, tax base, and job creation.
Session 5: Rough Proportionality - Review the concept and significance of rough proportionality in land-use and development matters, with an emphasis on practical approaches and solutions to rough proportionality concerns, as viewed by land-use practitioners from both government and developer perspectives.
Session 2: Managing the Fixer Upper Effect - Examine the impact of HGTV’s show Fixer Upper on land use in Waco, including short term rentals, redevelopment, and permitting processes.
Session 3: Challenges to Infill Residential Development - Growth in Texas cities has led to a higher demand for and a shorter supply of housing and commercial space. This has led to higher housing prices, while urban planners see the increase of density within cities as a development strategy. Listen to a discussion about some of the legal, political, and technical challenges of infill development and how cities might consider approaching them in the future.
Session 4: Creative Economic Development - Examine how innovative zoning and development tools, as well as pocket homes and affordable housing, encourage successful communities, tax base, and job creation.
Session 5: Rough Proportionality - Review the concept and significance of rough proportionality in land-use and development matters, with an emphasis on practical approaches and solutions to rough proportionality concerns, as viewed by land-use practitioners from both government and developer perspectives.
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In the Path of Growth: Small Town Growing Pains and Conflicts with Urban Areas (May 2017)
Keenan E. Smith
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Session 1
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In the Path of Growth: Small Town Growing Pains and Conflicts with Urban Areas (May 2017)
Using case studies to provide insights and illuminate the topic, a seasoned planning and design professional provides perspectives on the issues based on a decade of experience helping shape the development and overall growth characteristics in Dripping Springs.
Originally presented: Apr 2017 Land Use Conference
Keenan E. Smith,
City Lights Design Alliance - Dripping Springs, TX
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Managing the Fixer Upper Effect (May 2017)
John T. Patterson, Clint Peters
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Managing the Fixer Upper Effect (May 2017)
Examine the impact of HGTV’s show Fixer Upper on land use in Waco, including short term rentals, redevelopment, and permitting processes.
Originally presented: Apr 2017 Land Use Conference
John T. Patterson,
City of Waco Attorney's Office - Waco, TX
Clint Peters,
City Of Waco - Waco, TX
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Challenges to Infill Residential Development (May 2017)
Garrett Scott Martin, Jeffrey S. Howard
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Challenges to Infill Residential Development (May 2017)
Growth in Texas cities has led to a higher demand for and a shorter supply of housing and commercial space. This has led to higher housing prices, while urban planners see the increase of density within cities as a development strategy. Discuss some of the legal, political, and technical challenges of infill development and how cities might consider approaching them in the future.
Originally presented: Apr 2017 Land Use Conference
Garrett Scott Martin,
Milestone Community Builders - Austin, TX
Jeffrey S. Howard,
McLean & Howard, L.L.P. - Austin, TX
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Creative Economic Development (May 2017)
E. Scott Polikov
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Creative Economic Development (May 2017)
Examine how innovative zoning and development tools, as well as pocket homes and affordable housing, encourage successful communities, tax base, and job creation.
Originally presented: Apr 2017 Land Use Conference
E. Scott Polikov,
Gateway Planning Group, Inc. - Dallas, TX
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Rough Proportionality (May 2017)
Robert F. Brown, James Benjamin Griffin
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Rough Proportionality (May 2017)
Review the concept and significance of rough proportionality in land-use and development matters, with an emphasis on practical approaches and solutions to rough proportionality concerns, as viewed by land-use practitioners from both government and developer perspectives.
Originally presented: Apr 2017 Land Use Conference
Robert F. Brown,
Brown & Hofmeister, L.L.P. - Richardson, TX
James Benjamin Griffin,
Brown & Ortiz, P.C. - San Antonio, TX