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Trial Court Delivers Post-Sheetz Wake-Up Call To Local Jurisdictions On Impact Fees
David Preiss’s articles from Holland & Knight are most popular: within Real Estate and Construction topic(s) Holland & Knight are most popular: within Strategy topic(s) California jurisdictions have historically relied on development impact fees adopted under the Mitigation Fee Act (MFA) or Quimby Act to fund new infrastructure, utilities and park facilities. Though it cannot be cited as binding legal precedent, the recent decision in California Building Industry Association v.
Trial Court Delivers Post-Sheetz Wake-Up Call to Local Jurisdictions on Impact Fees | JD Supra
California jurisdictions have historically relied on development impact fees adopted under the Mitigation Fee Act (MFA) or Quimby Act to fund new infrastructure, utilities and park facilities. Though it cannot be cited as binding legal precedent, the recent decision in California Building Industry Association v. City of Patterson – which relies heavily upon the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision in Sheetz v.
Cities Relying On Housing Overlays May Face "Builder's Remedy" Under New Court Decision
Daniel R. Golub’s articles from Holland & Knight are most popular: within Real Estate and Construction topic(s) in Europe in Europe in Europe with readers working within the Retail & Leisure industries Many California jurisdictions rely on housing "overlay" zones to meet rezoning requirements under State Housing Element Law. In New Commune DTLA LLC v.
Cities Relying on Housing Overlays May Face "Builder's Remedy" Under New Court Decision | JD Supra
Many California jurisdictions rely on housing "overlay" zones to meet rezoning requirements under State Housing Element Law. In New Commune DTLA LLC v.
Expanded Streamlining Opportunities for Developers of California Starter Home Projects | JD Supra
A recently amended California statute, commonly referred to as the Starter Home Revitalization Act (SHRA), offers a significant and often overlooked streamlining opportunity for developers working at a smaller scale and seeking to provide affordable-by-design housing to the "missing middle" housing market. SHRA allows for subdivisions of up to 10 parcels for a residential development of up to 10 residential units in an urbanized area.
Expanded Streamlining Opportunities For Developers Of California Starter Home Projects
A recently amended California statute, commonly referred to as the Starter Home Revitalization Act (SHRA), offers a significant and often overlooked streamlining opportunity for developers working at a smaller scale and seeking to provide affordable-by-design housing to the "missing middle" housing market. SHRA allows for subdivisions of up to 10 parcels for a residential development of up to 10 residential units in an urbanized area.
Orders Addressing Rebuilding After Southern California Fires
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