Land Development Law and Use Strategies: 3 semester hours

Catalog description

This course will introduce students to the principles of land development, the legal context of planning, and land use control strategies. The course will provide the overall development process for planning, the legal framework for planning institutions involving legislative and administrative procedures, ethical and managerial practices, and the understanding of regulatory and non-regulatory urban development planning processes of land-use impacts in the built environment at the local, state, and federal levels. The course also emphasizes equitable and inclusive decision making for sustainable planning outcomes in the area of Community Development.