The law and planning of public open spaces
Subtitle: Boston's Big Dig and beyond
Publisher: Boston College Law School
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Newton Centre, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 491
Subjects: Public spaces; Law and legislation; Congresses; Open spaces; City planning and redevelopment law
Notes: Caption title.

Issued as vol. 32, no. 2 (2005) of Boston College environmental affairs law review, ISSN 0190-7034.

Mostly symposiium articles and essays.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Symposium articles and essays: Indelible public interests in property : the public trust and the public forum / Karl P. Baker & Dwight H. Merriam; title: Lessons from the World Trade Center for open space planning generally and Boston's Big Dig specifically / Mary L. Clark; title: Windfalls, wipeouts, givings, and takings in dramatic redevelopment projects : bargaining for better zoning on density, views, and public access / Daniel J. Curtin, Jr. & Jonathan D. Witten; title: Reflections on community process in the multi-layered communities of a major urban development project / Stephanie Pollack; title: Public projects and citizen participation : the challenge of coordinating meaningful public involvement over time / Robert Tuchmann; title: Article: Prioritizing multiple uses on public lands after Bear Lodge / Erik B. Bluemel; title: Notes: Substantive due process since Eastern Enterprises, with new defenses based on lack of causative nexus : the Superfund example / Philip Jordan; title: Public and private property rights : regulatory and physical takings and the public trust doctrine / Zachary C. Kleinsasser; title: Citizen resistance to chemical weapons incineration : can NEPA give local communities leverage over military arms decommissioning programs / Heather Pierce.