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Permit Choice Rule for Development Regulations

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Administrative Minor Modifications of Development Approvals

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Major Amendments to Approved Developments

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Types of Development Decisions

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Extension Extended: General Assembly Expands Development Permit Extension

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160D Extension, Maps by Reference, and Permit Extensions due to COVID-19

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Chapter 160D and Other Zoning Legislation

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Syringe Exchange Programs and Land Use Zoning

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Temporary Signs in the Right-of-Way

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Temporary Housing and Zoning Amendments

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Administering Development Regulations and Accounting for Permitting Fees

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Maintenance of vacant or neglected commercial buildings: options for NC local governments

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Tick Tock! The Clock Is Now Running for Zoning Enforcement

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May a City Mow an Overgrown Lot without a Court Order?

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Periodic Inspections, Permits, and Registration of Residential Rental Property: Changes in 2017

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Administrative Modifications in Subdivision and Zoning Ordinances

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Interpreting the Zoning Ordinance

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Origins of Legislation to Reorganize and Modernize NC Planning and Development Regulation Statutes

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Stay What? Placing Development on Hold While Appeals Are Pending

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Keep Your Distance: Requirements to Keep Certain Land Uses Apart

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Can a Property Owner Be Cited for a Zoning Violation by a Tenant?

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Accessory Uses and Structures in the Zoning Ordinance: Eight Things to Remember

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Subdivision Performance Guarantees

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Mandated Notices in Land Development Regulations

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Who is an owner “of record” to be served with complaints and orders under NC minimum housing codes?

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Targeting Troubled Neighborhoods for Housing Code Inspections

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Ensuring Local Policy Complies with New Residential Inspections Law

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Minimum Housing: A Way Around Residential Inspection Limits?

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Repairing unfit houses—and then recouping the costs