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Resilient Coastal Development Through Land Use Planning: Tool and Management Techniques in the Gulf of Mexico

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TitleResilient Coastal Development Through Land Use Planning: Tool and Management Techniques in the Gulf of Mexico
Publication TypeGovernment Report
PublisherNOAA
Abstract

Specifically, this report identifies ways to strengthen and enhance community resilience through land use planning, recognizing that there are no one-sizefits- all solutions. This report begins by providing an overview of land use planning and its key elements – comprehensive planning, zoning, and building regulation. From there, land use management options for improving resilience are highlighted along with corresponding resources. Next, the report provides a discussion of incentives for improving the resilience of local land use planning. The report concludes with guidance for conducting an audit to initiate next steps.

URLhttp://seagrant.noaa.gov/Portals/0/Documents/what_we_do/social_science/ss_tools_reports/resilient-planning_web.pdf
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