Chapter 14 - Planning, Zoning, and Deed Restrictions Flashcards

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9 ft = 
1 acre = 
1 mile = 
township is: 
- \_\_\_ miles x \_\_\_ miles 
- \_\_\_ sections
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9 ft = 1 yard
1 acre = 640 feet
1 mile = 43,560 acres
township: 
36 miles x 36 miles
36 sections
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Master Plan

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Local governments address developmental goals and develop master plans for future
Master plan is to ensure social and economic needs are balanced against aesthetic and environmental concerns

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Zoning Ordinances

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a way a property can be restricted
Laws of local gov’t that regulate control land use
- Lot sizes, types of building, set back requirements

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Types of zoning

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commercial, residential, industrial, PUD (planned united development - new town st. charles)

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Zoning Variances

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An exception to zoning ordinance after laws go into affect.
A variance doesn’t change the zoning of the parcel
– ex. QT allowed to be built in residential area

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Spot Zoning aka

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AKA Conditional use permit
Changing the zoning of a specific parcel
– ex. allowing QT to be built, but changing the zoning for that lot

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Zoning - Nonconforming use

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permitted use of ground that doesn’t conform to laws because it was built before

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Building codes

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laws that control construction

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Special Zoning

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Aesthetic zoning - requires specific architecture

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Deed Restrictions (private party)

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limitations and restrictions placed by developer or owner that influences allowable use of property by future owners
MORE RESTRICTIVE THAN ZONING LAWS
most restrictive will win

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REGULATIONS

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placed by the govenemnet

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Buffer Zone

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use of land that separates two different land uses that aren’t compatiable (apartments in between commercial area and subdivision)

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Planned Unit Development (PUD)

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designed to produce high density, maximum use of open space.
‘Overlay Zoning’ - merger of different types of properties

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Downzoning

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Change in zoning from a more active to less active classification
- multi family unit to single family dwelling

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Subdivisions

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Subdivider - splits land
Developer - improves lot and sells

Subdivision regulations - placed by the county or municipality (gov’t)
Subdivision Restrictions - placed by devleoper or seller to maintain conformity

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Dedication -

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transfer of privately owned land to public without consideration or money
the land will be charitable dedicated for use of public purposes