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Changes in state law passed last year and introduced this year have intensified debates between the Legislature and municipalities over development.

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The Development Bureau has launched a voluntary Elderly-friendly Building accreditation scheme to promote recommended best practices. The Housing Society’s Casa Sierra is the first project to be ...

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Since 1979, Maharashtra’s urban development regulation has followed a distinctly expert-driven, technocratic trajectory, with development control regulations progressively standardised and unified to ...

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Lake County and several of its municipalities have begun discussions to create ‘no annexation zones’ within the county’s Rural Protection Areas that would strengthen development controls over those ...

The state senator who sponsored Senate Bill 180 is proposing fixes to some of the bill’s most controversial aspects. Anyone can view a sampling of recent comments, but you must be a Times subscriber ...