Proceedings, Virginia Water Resources Research Center

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    Commonwealth's land use : proceedings of a conference
    Conference on the Commonwealth's Land Use (1975 : Charlottesville, Va.) (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Extension Division, 1977)
    A compilation of fifteen papers presented before a Conference on the Commonwealth's Land Use, plus one additional paper. This Virginia-oriented publication contains papers concerning the developing state-level land-use decisionmaking process, the function of state and local government in land-use decisions, the federal land-use concerns, the alternatives for administering state land-use policy, the development of land-use policy in the Commonwealth, the Virginia Supreme Court's decisions relating to land use, the impact of court decisions on growth management, the open-space regulations of some local governments, the land-use issues affecting development of low- and moderate income housing, the issues associated with interbasin water transfer, the status of areawide waste treatment control, and the American Law Institute's Model Land Development Code.
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    Land-use issues : proceedings of a conference
    (Extension Division, Cooperative Extension Service, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 1974)
    A compilation of fifteen papers presented before a conference on land-use issues in Virginia, plus two additional papers. This Virginia-oriented publication discusses the in-place land-use legislation, the planning process, the approaches to land-use policy, the application of land-use controls, water and water quality policy, and the impact of citizen attitudes on land use. Special issues treated include standards for implementing comprehensive plans, alternatives to zoning, rural and urban conflicts, flood-plain management, impacts of new communities and methods of designating land for special purposes, such as agricultural and environmental districts.