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Comprehensive
Planning
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2010 Updates to
Wisconsin's Comprehensive Planning Law, Summer 2010
·
The Impact of
Wisconsin's Public Participation Requirement on Local Comprehensive
Plans, Fall 2007
·
Status of Comprehensive Planning and Educational Needs in Wisconsin,
Winter 2006
·
Revisions to
Wisconsin's Comprehensive Planning Law,
Summer 2004, page 3
·
The Wisconsin
Planning Experience: Results From the Community Planning Survey,
Summer 2004
·
Comprehensive
Planning: Ready, Set, Go? Part 1,
Summer 2003, page 8,
Part 2, Fall 2003, page
7
·
Legal Q & A on
Comprehensive Planning Law, Fall 2003, page 6 · Top 10 Myths and Facts About Wisconsin's "Smart Growth" Law, Fall 2003, page 14
Environmental /
Natural Resources Planning · Planning for High Water, Winter 2011
·
Mitigation
Planning for Natural Hazards,
Spring 2008
·
Planning for
Community Food Systems, Winter
2007
·
Is Your
Community Planning to Protect Its Drinking Water?,
Fall 2007, page 10
·
Comprehensive
Planning in Wisconsin: Are Communities Planning to Protect Their
Groundwater?, Part 1, Spring
2005, Part 2, Winter 2005,
Part 3, Spring 2006,
page 9
·
Tapping the New
APA Energy Policy Guide to Make Wisconsin's Smart Growth Law Even
Smarter, Winter 2004
·
The Role of
Energy in Comprehensive Planning,
Winter 2004, page 6
·
Smart Forestry
for Smart Growth Planner's Toolbox: Incorporating Forests and Forestry
into Local Comprehensive Plans,
Fall 2004
·
Watersheds and
Comprehensive Planning, Winter
2003-04, page 6
·
Integrating the
Local Economy and Natural Resources in the Planning Process, Part 1,
Summer 2003, Part 2,
Fall 2003
·
Wildlife and
Habitat in a Comprehensive Plan,
Fall 2002, page 6
Transportation
/ Capital Facilities Planning · Planning for Airports: The Role of Local Government, Fall 2011
·
Capital
Improvement Plan Factsheet,
Spring 2009, page 5
·
Planning for
Walkable/Bikable Communities,
Winter 2008, page 6
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Planning for
Your Airport: The Time is Now,
Summer 2008
·
The
Transportation Aspect of Disaster Planning,
Spring 2008, page 6
·
Considering
Noise Impacts of Transportation Facilities,
Fall 2004, page 7
·
Connections
2030: The Wisconsin Department of Transportation's Long-Range Plan,
Fall 2004, pg 10
·
Connecting Land
Use and Transportation in Your Comprehensive Plan,
Spring 2004
Community
Development / Design
·
Creating a
Third Place: Improving Economic Development and Quality of Life in
Wisconsin Communities, Winter 2010
·
Principles of
Community Placemaking, Fall
2010
·
Creativity,
Culture, Community, Commerce,
Winter 2009
·
Planning for
Arts and Culture, Winter 2009,
Page 5
·
Livable
Communities: A Blueprint for Small Communities,
Winter 2008
·
Planning for
Third Places, Winter 2008,
page 9
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Designing Communities for Active Lifestyles,
Winter 2006, page 10
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Sustainable Communities: Lessons from Wisconsin and Sweden,
Fall 2006 · Do Wisconsin’s "Smart Growth" Plans Conform to Smart Growth Principles?, Summer 2005
·
Sustainable Sweden Workshop Visits Ashland,
Spring 2005, page 11
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Smart
Growth: A Solution to Sprawl?
Spring 2003, page 6 Plan Commissions
·
The Role of the
Plan Commission, Summer 2011, page 4
·
CLUE Offers Plan Commission and Zoning Board Workshops, Winter 2010,
page 5
General
·
To Play the Game You Need
to Know the Rules: Town-County Relationships in Zoning Administration,
Winter 2003
Shoreland Zoning · Working with the New Impervious Surface Standard, Fall 2011, page 4
·
New Publications Focus on
Shoreland and Wetland Zoning, Summer 2011, page 9
·
State Shoreland Development
Rules Updated, Summer 2010, page 6
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Shoreland Protection Rule Revisions Move Forward: Focus
Groups Finalize Recommendations,
Winter 2006, page 11
·
Effort to Update Shoreland Protection Rules Enters New
Phase: Groups to Focus on Areas Criticized in Original Proposal,
Fall 2006, page 11
Zoning Amendments
·
Court Rules Zoning
Amendment May Nullify Conditional Use Permit, Summer 2011, page 8
·
Zoning Change Found by its
Effect, Not its Label, Fall
2009, page 7
Variances
·
Use Can be a Factor in Considering Area Variances,
Spring 2010, page 6
·
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Distinguishes Between Area and Use Variances and Changes the Standard
for Area Variances, Summer
2004, page 8
·
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Upholds Variance Standard,
Fall 2001, page 9
·
A Special Exception to the
Variance Rule?, Summer 2001,
page 9
Conditional Uses / Special
Exceptions
·
Court Rules Zoning
Amendment May Nullify Conditional Use Permit, Summer 2011, page 8
·
New Court Decisions
Regarding Conditional Use Permits,
Fall 2005, page 10
·
Standards of Review for
Conditional Uses, Summer 2004,
page 7
·
Conditional Uses,
Spring 2004, page 6
Nonconforming Uses,
Structures and Lots
·
A Use for 12 Days Does Not Establish a Legal Nonconforming Use,
Spring 2010, page
9
·
Nonconforming Structures,
Summer 2005, page 11
·
A Recent Court Opinion
About Expansion of Nonconforming Uses,
Spring 2003, page 3
·
What Changes Invalidate a Nonconforming Use?,
Winter 2002, page 10
·
A Guide to Developing
Policies for Nonconforming Uses, Structures and Lots,
Fall 2001
Zoning Boards
·
Roles and Responsibilities
of the Zoning Board, Spring 2011, page 4
·
CLUE Offers Plan Commission and Zoning Board Workshops, Winter 2010,
page 5
·
Zoning Boards May Consider
Zoning Official Mistake,
Summer 2007, page 8
·
New Quorum and Alternate
Requirements for Zoning Boards,
Winter 2005, page 12
·
New Court Decision Impacts
How Zoning Boards Record Decisions,
Fall 2005, page 11 · Better Meeting Management: Conduct of Zoning Board Hearings, Summer 2001, page 10
Zoning Officials
·
Leadership Program Aims to
Ease Workforce Challenges in Wisconsin’s County Zoning Offices,
Summer 2007, page 9
·
Retirements In County
Zoning Offices Spur New Ideas For Facilitating Workforce Succession,
Fall 2005
·
Platting Law
Changes, Winter 2010, page 8
·
Changes to
Wisconsin's Platting Laws, Summer 2010, page 5
·
Landscape
Features that Drive Parcelization,
Summer 2009, page 7
·
The Roots of
Landscape Change: Parcelization,
Spring 2009
·
Regulatory
Approaches to Conservation Subdivisions in Wisconsin,
Summer 2007, page 6
·
Honing an Old
Land Use Tool: Regulating Rural Land Division at the Town Level,
Spring 2006
·
CLUE Initiates
Parcelization Study,
Fall 2005, page 7
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U.S. Supreme
Court to Rule on Eminent Domain Case,
Spring 2005, page 3
·
Gordie Boucher
Case Overturned in Extraterritorial Subdivision Decision, Summer
2003, page 3
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Defining and
Characterizing Sprawl, Winter
2003, page 6
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Siting Rural
Development - to Protect Lakes and Streams and Decrease Road Costs,
Fall 2002
·
An Innovative
Tool for Managing Rural Residential Development: A Look at
Conservation Subdivisions,
Summer 2002
·
Managing Rural
Residential Development,
Spring 2002
·
Moratoria and
Takings, Spring 2002,
page 3
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Solar Power:
What Local Government Can Do, Summer 2011
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Location
Efficiency and Housing Type: Boiling it Down to BTUs, Spring 2011
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Wind Siting
Rules Suspended , Spring 2011, page 10
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New Wind Energy
Rules to Go Into Effect, Winter 2010, page 6
·
Burning Biomass
is a Hot Topic in Wisconsin,
Fall 2010, page 11
·
Local Regulation of Wind Energy Systems Requires a Case-by-Case
Approach, Spring 2010, page 7
·
Governor's Task
Force on Global Warming: Proposed Policies for Energy Efficient
Communities, Fall 2008
·
Land Use
Impacts of Renewable Energy,
Fall 2008, page 6
·
Wisconsin's
Energy Independent Community Partnership,
Fall 2008, page 8
·
Tapping the New
APA Energy Policy Guide to Make Wisconsin's Smart Growth Law Even
Smarter, Winter 2004
·
The Role of
Energy in Comprehensive Planning,
Winter 2004, page 6
·
Farming on the
Edge: Land Use and Economic Impacts of Agricultural Land Conversion,
Fall 2010, page 7
·
Urban Chickens
Raise Unique Land Use Questions,
Fall 2009, page 5
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Are We Drinking
Our Land Use Habits? Preserving Water Quality through Positive Food
Choices, Summer 2009
·
Wisconsin Joint
Finance Committee Completes Budget Work; Adopts Working Lands
Initiative, Summer 2009,
page 9
·
Planning for
Community Food Systems, Winter
2007
·
Can Eating
Local “Save the Environment?",
Winter 2007, page 6
·
Farming
Subdivisions: Problematic or Promising?,
Winter 2007, page 8
·
Community
Gardens: For Now or Forever?,
Winter 2007, page 10
·
Dakota County
Program Aims to Preserve Farmland and Natural Areas,
Summer 2007
·
The First Year
of the Livestock Facility Siting Law,
Summer 2007, page 5
·
Wisconsin
Working Lands Initiative,
Spring 2007
·
Garber and
Robertson: Frequently Asked Questions,
Spring 2007, page 5
·
State and Local
Steps for Successful Farmland Preservation,
Spring 2007, page 7
·
TDR Program One
of Many Protection Practices Used in Western Wisconsin,
Spring 2007, page 9
·
Farmland
Protection Strategies in Southern Wisconsin,
Spring 2007, page 10
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Northeast
Wisconsin Considers Itself the “Heart of the Wisconsin Dairy
Industry”,
Spring 2007,
page 11
·
Transfer of Development Rights Factsheet,
Winter 2006, page 5
·
Adopting
More Stringent Standards for Livestock Facility Siting,
Fall 2006, page 10
·
New Technology for Manure Management,
Summer 2006, page 7
·
Regulatory Options Under the Livestock Facility Siting Law and Rule,
Summer 2006, page 10
·
The
Wildland-Urban Interface and the Farmland-Urban Interface in
Wisconsin, Winter 2004,
page 10
·
TWisconsin
Supreme Court Ruling: Agricultural Use Value Assessment,
Summer 2002, page 5
·
The
Wildland-Urban Interface and the Farmland-Urban Interface in
Wisconsin, Winter 2004,
page 10
·
Smart Forestry
for Smart Growth Planner's Toolbox: Incorporating Forests and Forestry
into Local Comprehensive Plans,
Fall 2004
·
Free On-line
Course for Local Officials and Woodland Owners,
Fall 2004, page 5
·
Public Lands
and Property Taxes: What is the Relationship?,
Spring 2002, page 3
· Helping Wisconsin Residents Save Money through Water Efficiency, Fall 2011, page 10
·
Lawns: A Large
Part of Wisconsin’s Landscape, Spring 2010
·
What Happened
to the Phosphorous? Homeowner Information on New Turf Fertilizer
Restrictions, Spring 2010, page 5
·
Are We Drinking
Our Land Use Habits? Preserving Water Quality Through Positive Food
Choices, Summer 2009
·
With Growing
Hope: A Study of the August 2007 Kickapoo Flood in the Village of Gays
Mills, Spring 2008,
page 9
·
Is Municipal
Financing of Storm Water Projects Failing?,
Winter 2005,
page 10
·
Court of
Appeals Upholds Rules for Private Onsite Wastewater Treatment,
Summer 2002, page 5
·
Impervious
Surface - An Environmental Indicator,
Summer 2002, page 8
·
Rain and Snow,
Where Do They Go and What Do They Take With Them?,
Winter 2002, page 6
·
Siting Rural
Development - to Protect Lakes and Streams and Decrease Road Costs,
Fall 2002
· A New GIS-Based Toolkit to Help Planners and Developers with Sustainable Land Planning, Winter 2011, page 5 · Comparing Zoning Systems through Spatial Modeling, Fall 2011, page 8
·
GIS
Applications for Managing Working Lands and Operations, Winter 2010,
page 9
·
GIS Mapping of
Cultural Assets: The Case of Madison,
Winter 2009, Page 8
·
Status of
County GIS Mapping, Summer
2009, page 10
·
The Roots of
Landscape Change: Parcelization,
Spring 2009
·
Miskowiak to
Spearhead GIS Center at UWSP,
Winter 2008, page 11
·
Targeting
Priority Working Lands and Operations,
Summer 2008, page 5
·
What is LESA?,
Summer 2008, page 6 · Mapping Meaning and the Meaning of Maps, Fall 2007, page 5
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Planning on the Cutting Edge Requires Fine Honing - What-if in Waupaca
County, Summer 2006
· L-THIA – Three Versions, Three Groups, Three Projects,
Winter 2005, page 6
·
Web Mapping for
Comprehensive Planning, Summer
2005, page 6
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Fostering
Outreach Education and Public Involvement with GIS,
Spring 2005, page 7
·
The
Wildland-Urban Interface and the Farmland-Urban Interface in
Wisconsin, Winter 2004,
page 10
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Managing
Controversy: The Case for Community Dialogue,
Fall 2009
·
Children’s
Books Help Us Share Land Use Planning Ideas,
Fall 2009, page 9
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The Impact of
Wisconsin's Public Participation Requirement on Local Comprehensive
Plans,
Fall 2007
·
Regional Collaboration: A Framework for Solving Complex Planning
Problems, Fall 2006,
page 7
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Fostering
Outreach Education and Public Involvement with GIS,
Spring 2005, page 7
·
E-Mail:
Important Considerations for Local Officials,
Spring 2004, page 10
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Meaningful to
Citizens-Functional for Planning: Using Public Participation Tools to
Accomplish Planning Tasks,
Winter 2003-04
·
Engaging Local
Citizens: A Smart Growth Workshop Overview,
Summer 2003, page 4
·
Critical Issues
in Undertaking Community Surveys,
Winter 2002
·
Tips for
Successful Grant Writing, Fall
2001, page 6
· The Role of the Plan Commission, Summer 2011, page 4
·
Roles and Responsibilities
of the Zoning Board, Spring 2011, page 4
·
Who's Who in
the Planning World, Winter
2002, page 8
·
How to Hire a
Planning Consultant, Summer
2001, page 6
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