Articles from Planning & Environmental Law and LUL&ZD

Each month, Planning & Environmental Law (previously Land Use Law & Zoning Digest) offers thoughtful commentaries on the wide range of legal topics and issues pertinent to planning and environmental management, authored by the nation’s preeminent scholars and practitioners in the field.

2003

The Tyranny of the Majority: The Buckeye Decision on Fairness, Fair Housing and Referenda (July 2003)

• Seven Years of Litigation: Could the Buckeye Lawsuits Have Been Avoided?
• Hiding in Plain Sight: Private Prejudice, State Action, and "Devotion to Democracy"
• The Hidden Agenda
• Buckeye Bungled
• The Fair Housing Case That Never Was
• Buckeye and Ballot Box Zoning

2002

Inclusionary Housing Ordinance Survives Constitutional Challenge in Post-Nollan-Dolan Era: Homebuilders Association of Northern California v. City of Napa (August 2002)

Affordable Housing — At What Price? (January 2002)

2001

Toward "One America": A Proposed Federal Statute Prohibiting Exclusionary Land-Use Practices and Mandating Inclusionary Policies (May 2001)