Course Info
7 video lessons (85 Mins)
Published
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1.Introduction
1 min
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2.Legal Issues in Creating a Form-Based Code, Part 1
18 mins
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3.Legal Issues in Creating a Form-Based Code, Part 2
22 mins
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4.How to Do a Legal Calibration
10 mins
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5.Legal Issues in Using a Form-Based Code
11 mins
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6.Emerging Code Issues
9 mins
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7.Planning Considerations
11 mins
Course Description
This course covers the legal authority for form-based coding, which, helpfully, is essentially the same for conventional zoning. The course will also cover state statutory changes designed to facilitate and expand the use of form-based codes, noting recent case law, statutory, and regulatory changes to state environmental review laws that have constrained or encouraged the use of form-based codes. The course will relate the use of form-based codes to recent U.S. Supreme Court jurisprudence on regulatory takings and the limits of the police power. The course will also discuss recent developments in the permissible degree of restriction of land for civic uses, open space, and parkland. The course also discusses case law involving the balance between discretionary review and prescriptive regulatory requirements, connecting those concepts with development review processes under form-based codes. These subjects will be placed in the context of the evolving body of statutory and case law related to comprehensive planning and regional planning.
Learn these skills
- Development
- Land Use
- Law and Policy
- Regulations
- Urban Design
- Zoning Codes
AICP CM
This course is approved for 1.25 AICP CM credit, including 1 Law CM credit.
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AIA CES
This is 1 LU.CNU-A
This course is approved for 1.25 CNU-A credit.