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44 Land Use L. & Zoning Dig. 1 (1992)

handle is hein.journals/planevirw44 and id is 1 raw text is: & Zoning Digest Commentary p. 3 Attorney Anne Mudge analyzes impact fees as a method of saving California's prime farmland. Judicial Decisions p. 9 Florida appeals c6urt finds taking by expressway authority, Orlandol Orange County Expressway Authority v. W & F Agrigrowth- Fernfield, Ltd., 44 ZD 9. Indiana appeals couit rules that constitutional rights of homeless are violated, Center Township of Marion County v. Coe, 44 ZD 12. Missouri appeals court strikes down residential zoning, Rhein v. City of Frontenac, 44 ZD 18. New Hampshire's highest court protects condominiums from disparate subdivision regulations, Cohen v. Town of Henniker, 44ZD 19. New Jersey appeals court dilutes housing requirements under state statutes, In re Borough of Roseland, 44 ZD 20. New York intermediate court holds that state drug treatment facility is not regulated by local' zoning, Inc. Village of Nyack v. Daytop Village, Inc., 44 ZD 25. New Legislation p. 25 Connecticut authorizes inclusionary housing regulalfons-linkage, density bonuses, and long-term set asides by deed restrictions, 44 ZD 1001. Connecticut allows municipalities to impose cluster developments, 44 ZD 1002. Maine adopts law on covenants for affordable housing, 44 ZD 1005. Vol. 44 No. 1 JANUARY 1992 Cases 1-37 Laws 1001-1017 New Hampshire authorizes municipalities to use impact development fees, 44 ZD 1008. New York town and village laws now provide for zoning-incentives and bonuses to advance'plan policies, 44 ZD 1009. Washington mandates floodplain planning, 44 ZD 1016; requires adoption of certain planning policies; calls on state attorney general to assist in takings assessments; and establishes state growth planning hearing boards to monitor planning and regulation, 44 ZD 1017. Indexes p. 27 Judicial Decisions, p. 27. New Legislation, p. 28.

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