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Fifty Shades of Gray Infrastructure: Land Use & the Failure to Create Resilient Cities
2017
Social Science Research Network
Land use laws, such as comprehensive plans, site plan reviews, zoning, and building codes, greatly affect community resilience to climate change. One oftenoverlooked area of land use law that is essential to community resilience is the regulation of infrastructure on private property. These regulations set standards for the construction of infrastructure built by private developers. Such infrastructure is completed in conjunction with millions of commercial and residential projects and is
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