Zoning, Planning and Use
Oct. 16, 2000
By a Landslide
The proper use of the GHAD law can open up previously undevelopable areas to development.
By Daniel J. Curtin
As more people move into the densely populated areas of California, there have been efforts to move land-use development into some geologically unstable areas, especially with the drive for infill housing. For example, in certain areas, the flatlands have been fully developed, but there is a nee...
As more people move into the densely populated areas of California, there have been efforts to move land-use development into some geologically unstable areas, especially with the drive for infill housing. For example, in certain areas, the flatlands have been fully developed, but there is a nee...
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