Constitutional Law
May 4, 2002
Categorical Rule Rejected For Temporary Moratoria Takings
Focus Column - By Chris Scheuring - The temporary development moratorium is a widely used tool in land use planning that preserves the status quo while a jurisdiction considers and devises more permanent strategies to regulate its future development. It is also a tool that sometimes creates tension between private property interests and the public interest in intelligent development.
By Chris Scheuring
The temporary development moratorium is a widely used tool in land use planning that preserves the status quo while a jurisdiction considers and devises more permane...
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