The Quiet Revolution Goes West: The Oregon Planning Program 1961–2011
John Marshall Law Review, 45(2): 357-395, 2012
By: The John Marshall Law School
https://repository.jmls.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1016&context=lawreview
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This article explores the development of the Quiet Revolution in Land Use Control and examines the role of the state in land use controls, specifically in Oregon between 1961-2011. It discusses how Oregon was poised for this new system with responsibilities given by the state for local government planning and zoning laws that helped achieve state powers in planning, planning consistency, and environmental protections.