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2024 Land Use Fundamentals eConference
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2024 Land Use Fundamentals eConference
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Join us for 2024 Land Use Fundamentals. The program utilizes a land planning storyline to provide key concepts and procedures, plus practical tips to some of the more complex areas of land use law, including zoning, platting, and development incentives available in Texas. It is the ideal introduction for new entrants to the field or a refresher for seasoned practitioners.
Includes: Video Audio Paper Slides
- Total Credit Hours:
- 4.75
- Credit Info
- TX, CA, PA
- TX MCLE credit expires: 4/30/2025
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The Power of the City Limits and ETJ Authority and Development Agreements (May 2024)
Rob Killen
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Session 1
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The Power of the City Limits and ETJ Authority and Development Agreements (May 2024)
City and county land use control in the extraterritorial jurisdiction, value of annexation/development agreements for municipalities and developers, and impact of new laws.
Originally presented: Apr 2024 Land Use Fundamentals
Rob Killen,
Killen, Griffin & Farrimond - San Antonio, TX
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Zoning 101 (May 2024)
Brenda N. McDonald
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Zoning 101 (May 2024)
A foundational look at zoning as the primary land use regulatory tool and zoning fundamentals such as how to make a zoning decision, and how zoning interacts with the comprehensive plan.
Originally presented: Apr 2024 Land Use Fundamentals
Brenda N. McDonald,
Brenda N. McDonald, PLLC - Fort Worth, TX
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Subdividing Revisited: Things That Go Bump on Plats (May 2024)
Kimberley Mickelson
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Subdividing Revisited: Things That Go Bump on Plats (May 2024)
Review the basics of platting regulations and how they apply to different development plans, and what you might find on a plat—notes, restrictions, easements, or in related documents.
Originally presented: Apr 2024 Land Use Fundamentals
Kimberley Mickelson,
City of Houston Legal Department - Houston, TX
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Site Planning and Other Commercial Development Issues (May 2024)
Joseph J. Gorfida Jr.
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Site Planning and Other Commercial Development Issues (May 2024)
An overview of the basics for site plan review, approval or denial.
Originally presented: Apr 2024 Land Use Fundamentals
Joseph J. Gorfida Jr.,
Nichols Jackson - Dallas, TX
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Deviating Developments: An Intro to PDs, SUPs, and Variances (May 2024)
Galen Gatten
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Deviating Developments: An Intro to PDs, SUPs, and Variances (May 2024)
This session explores the use of Planned Developments (PDs), Specific Use Permits (SUPs), and Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA) Variances. The discussion will cover the legal framework for and the differences inherent in each of these different regulatory tools.
Originally presented: Apr 2024 Land Use Fundamentals
Galen Gatten,
City of Arlington - Arlington, TX
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Board of Adjustment: The Safety Valve for Zoning (May 2024)
Reid Wilson
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Board of Adjustment: The Safety Valve for Zoning (May 2024)
BOA’s fill a valuable position in the zoning regulatory scheme. By reviewing certain administrative decisions and granting certain approvals to deviate from standard zoning provisions, the BOA provides due process, corrects improper decisions, provides site specific approval on special exceptions and permits equitable relief to hardships. Properly run, it provides a prompt decision on matters important to landowners, after due process and consideration by a separate legal board of appointed citizens not beholden to city bureaucracy. However, the arcane (and expedited) processes can trap the non-lawyer citizen in a “permanently unripe” state with a lack of judicial remedies. These issues (and more) are covered in the presentation and materials.
Originally presented: Apr 2024 Land Use Fundamentals
Reid Wilson,
Wilson Cribbs + Goren, P.C. - Houston, TX
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From A to Zoning: Panel Discussion and Q&A (May 2024)
Tad Holland Cleaves, Galen Gatten, Kimberley Mickelson, Reid Wilson
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Session 7
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From A to Zoning: Panel Discussion and Q&A (May 2024)
Originally presented: Apr 2024 Land Use Fundamentals
Tad Holland Cleaves,
Texas Municipal League - Austin, TX
Galen Gatten,
City of Arlington - Arlington, TX
Kimberley Mickelson,
City of Houston Legal Department - Houston, TX
Reid Wilson,
Wilson Cribbs + Goren, P.C. - Houston, TX