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  Land use - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A land use is the activity land is used for.
Patterns of land use arise naturally in a culture through customs and practices, but land use may also be formally regulated by land use planning through zoning and planning permission laws, or by private agreements such as restrictive covenants.
 This article relating to Urban studies and planning is a stub.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Land_use   (111 words)

  
 Land Use Controls (LUCs) - FAQs
Land use controls (LUCs), also known as "institutional controls," are administrative or legal mechanisms used to protect public health and the environment from residual contamination at Superfund sites, military bases, or other contaminated properties or former brownfields.
Private controls are often referred to as proprietary controls because they use traditional property law devices, such as deed restrictions, restrictive covenants, and easements to restrict land use.
A restrictive covenant is a traditional provision in a deed limiting the use of property and prohibiting certain uses.
www.lucs.org /faq.cfm   (1690 words)

  
 The Community Land Use and Economics Group
Wal-Mart is threatening to ask Putnam County, Florida officials to use eminent domain to seize land from a handful of property owners who don't want to sell their land to the company.
Plans for a new, larger Wal-Mart and a Lowe's in Sanford, Maine stalled Wednesday when the town's planning commission failed to approve the project's rezoning request, expressing oncern about directing traffic away from the downtown, about the quality of the jobs likely to be created, and about losing industrial land.
Wal-Mart is appealing a ruling by Oregon's Land Use Board of Appeals that it would need a conditional use permit from the city in order to build a new superstore in Central Point, Oregon.
www.cluegroup.com /Pages/Clues.html   (8831 words)

  
 Online TDM Encyclopedia - Land Use Impacts on Transport
Certain combinations of land use are particularly effective at reducing travel, such as incorporating schools, stores, parks and other commonly-used services within residential neighborhoods and employment centers.
Nelson/Nygaard (2005) use the results of various studies to develop a model which predicts the impacts of various Smart Growth and TDM on per capita vehicle trip generation and related emissions, including land use density, mix, transit service, walking and cycling conditions, affordable housing, parking management and pricing, transit service discounts, and other TDM programs.
These studies indicate that land use factors can have significant impacts on travel patterns, but that current transportation models are not accurate at predicting their effects.
www.vtpi.org /tdm/tdm20.htm   (4039 words)

  
 Land use - Wex
In colonial America few regulations existed on the use of land due to the seemingly endless amounts of it.
As society shifted from a rural to an urban society, public land regulation became important especially to city governments trying to control industry, commerce, and housing within its boundaries.
Three typical situations involving such private entities and the court system are: suits brought by one neighbor against another; suits brought by a public official against a neighboring landowner on behalf of the public; and suits involving individuals who share ownership of a particular parcel of land.
www.law.cornell.edu /wex/index.php/Land_use   (362 words)

  
 T. J. Ferguson - Land Use History of the Colorado Plateau Author
Sio Önga, An Ethnohistory of Hopi Use of Zuni Salt Lake (with Eric Polingyouma) in Traditional Cultural Properties of Four Tribes: The Fence Lake Mine Project, edited by E. Richard Hart and T. Ferguson, Institute of the NorthAmerican West, Seattle, Washington.
Zuni Settlement and Land Use: An Archaeological Perspective.
The Built Environment of Zuni Pueblo: the Bounding, Use and Classification of Architectural Space (with Barbara J. Mills).
www.cpluhna.nau.edu /Contribs/ferguson.htm   (3618 words)

  
 Gotham Gazette's Best Land Use Links for New York City
Land Use refers to the ways the city's built environment is used, preserved and developed.
City planning is a discipline concerned with the present and future use of land and the quality of urban life.
Two plans are being floated that would put curbs on development in one of the city's great success stories of the last decade, the Lower East Side, where substandard tenement housing and high crime rates have been replaced by residential development and a thriving restaurant and nightlife industry.
www.gothamgazette.com /resource/landuse/inthenews/12   (11648 words)

  
 Publications - Land Use - CIAT
Jarvis, A.; Williams, K.; Williams, D.; Guarino, L.; Caballero, P. and Mottram, G. Use of GIS for optimizing a collecting mission for a rare wild pepper (Capsicum flexuosum Sentn.) in Paraguay.
Paper presented at the Joint International Workshop on Integrated Assessment of the Land System: The future of land use (Oct. 28-30, Amsterdam, The Netherlands).
Jarvis, A.; Rubiano, J.; Nelson, A.; Farrow, A.; Mulligan, M. Practical use of SRBM data in the tropics - Comparisons with digital elevation models generated from cartographic data.
gisweb.ciat.cgiar.org /sig/publications.htm   (2145 words)

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