Managing Land Use pdf

Rebecca Stefoff ha dedicado su carrera a escribir libros de no ficción para lectores jóvenes. Sus publicaciones incluyen historias, biografías literarias, una enciclopedia de mapas y numerosos libros sobre ciencia y temas ambientales. También ha adaptado una serie de obras históricas y científicas, como A People's History of the United States de Howard Zinn, The Third Chimpanzee de Jared Diamond, el éxito de ventas 1493 de Charles C. Mann, La Torre Eiffel de Jill Jonnes y A Different Mirror for de Ronald Takaki. Jóvenes: una historia de la América multicultural.

Managing Land Use pdf por Rebecca Stefoff

In 2010 the Wisconsin State Journal reported a battle brewing in Perry, a small rural town in Dane County, in the southern part of the state. The conflict concerned the land around a historic church. At the heart of the matter was a more general question: who has the right to decide how land will be used? The answer may seem simple. In the United States, “the property owner is the primary land use decision maker,” wrote one scholar of land law in 2004. In practice, however, land use questions are often extremely complicated, whether they involve a small country church or a vast expanse of wil- derness. In disputes over land use, the property owner may not be the only decision maker, or the final one.