Growth Management Environmental Permitting
Speaking Engagement
February 21-23, 2007
February 21-23, 2007
Creative approaches for meeting concurrency including new requirements of 2005 legislation; innovative concurrency management systems; concurrency credit for improvements in funded plans; moratoria issues and unreasonable exercises of police power; transportation concurrency management areas; transportation concurrency exception areas; development agreements to comply with concurrency.
Carter N. McDowell: 305-350-2355.
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