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27 Land Use L. & Zoning Dig. 1 (1975)

handle is hein.journals/planevirw27 and id is 1 raw text is: Volume 27 Number 1 1975 NEWS Cincinnati adopts new interim development control district, p. 2. Palo Alto's 10-acre minimum open space zoning district and the Adirondack Park Agency's 42-acre minimum resource management classification challenged, p. 2. Two reports on the costs of growth and multifamily development challenge prior assumptions, p. 3. COMMENTARY This issue of the Digest presents an article on growth control entitled The Managed Growth Trickle-Up Theory. This article was written by Donald G. Hagman, Professor of Law, UCLA School of Law, p. 7. JUDICIAL DECISIONS Under the doctrine of collateral estoppel, a federal trial court rules that the Steel Hill development company may not relitigate its challenges to the Sanborntorn, N.H. zoning ordinance. Steel Hill Development, Inc. v. Town of Sanbornton, 27 ZD 1. Ordinance adopted in Black Jack, Missouri to prevent construction of multifamily housing violated the 1968 Civil Rights Act. United States v. City of Black Jack, 27 ZD 2. City of New York's decisions to terminate development of low- and moderate-income housing project found not to have been motivated by racial prejudice. Citizens Committee for Faraday Wood v. Lindsay, 27 ZD 3. NEW LEGISLATION Two acts in California provide for assessment of property subject to a scenic easement at its open space use value and allow cities and counties to accept open space easements, 27 ZD 41 & 43. A division of state planning and research is created within the executive department in the state of Kansas. 27 ZD 50. Comprehensive legislation in Louisiana enables municipalities to establish historic preservation districts and landmark commissions. 27 ZD 52. Agricultural lands are to be assessed on the basis of their agricultural productivity value under new Montana statute. 27 ZD 56. INDEX TO JUDICIAL DECISIONS, p. 26. INDEX TO NEW LEGISLATION, p. 30.

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