Land planning in a democracy.
Contributors: Duke University. School of Law
Series: Law and contemporary problems,; v. 20. no. 2
Publisher: School of Law, Duke University
Published: 1955
Place of publication: [Durham]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 350
Subjects: City planning -- United States.; Regional planning -- United States.; Zoning law -- United States.
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Cover title.
Table of contents: title: Foreword, by R. Kramer.; title: Constitutional law and community planning, by C. W. Johnson.; title: Zoning for aesthetic objectives: a reappraisal, by J. J. Dukeminier, Jr.; title: The relationship of zoning to traffic-generators, by A. Fonoroff.; title: Large scale developments and one house zoning controls, by W. C. Vladek.; title: Zoning for amenities, by S. I. Toll.; title: Discretionary powers of the Board of Zoning Appeals, by J. W. Reps.; title: Regulating the timing of urban development, by H. Fagin.; title: Elimination of incompatible uses and structures, by C. M. Norton.; title: Planning law and democratic living, by N. Williams, Jr.