This course analyzes the public control of land use, primarily at the local and state levels. Both legal and policy perspectives are considered. Attention is given to constitutional limitations such as the takings doctrine, equal protection, and due process. Topics considered include zoning, subdivision controls, exclusionary regulations, and historic preservation.
The syllabus for your course is available on Canvas.
John Slagter is a adjunct professor of law and attorney, practicing in all facets of real estate – including acquisition, disposition, leasing, finance, construction, eminent domain, and real property tax.
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