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2001 Original Housing Locational Policy
The original housing locational policy was created in 2001 to provide Council a guide for the financing and/or development of new affordable housin
Posted by City of Charlotte | Published Jan 01, 2002, Posted Jul 20, 2010
Remarks to UNC Charlotte Center for Professional and Applied Ethics
Remarks for ethics seminar sponsored by the UNCC Center for Professional and Applied Ethics. Event was a 20th Anniversary Celebration.
Posted by Foundation For The Carolinas | Author: Michael Marsicano | Published Feb 27, 2010, Posted Feb 27, 2010
Planning Penalties in North Carolina: Why Other N.C. Cities Shouldn't Follow Asheville and Wilmington
Since the late 1980s, housing prices in North Carolina have increased rapidly in some cities while in others prices have grown more slowly.
Author: Dr. Michael Sanera and Joanna Grey | Published May 01, 2006, Posted Feb 25, 2010
Inclusionary Zoning in the City of Charlotte: An Analysis of the Potential Advantages and Disadvantages
Inclusionary zoning ordinances are often described as the antithesis of
Posted by City of Charlotte | Author: Center for Real Estate and the Metropolitan Studies Group at UNC Charlotte | Published Apr 14, 2008, Posted Feb 25, 2010
Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice
It is not enough for a community to support the idea of fair housing for all people; the community must take special measures to afford all citizen
Posted by City of Charlotte | Author: City of Charlotte Neighborhood Development & Training & Development Associates | Published Jan 01, 2006, Posted Feb 25, 2010
Housing Code Enforcement Practices: A National Survey
As part of the 1997 Charlotte Housing Survey, the UNC Charlotte Urban Institute conducted an omnibus survey of housing code enforcement practices i
Posted by City of Charlotte | Author: UNC Charlotte Urban Institute | Published Jan 01, 1997, Posted Feb 23, 2010

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Code Enforcement Effort: Does It Make a Difference?
Housing Code Enforcement Practices: A National Survey
Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice
Inclusionary Zoning in the City of Charlotte: An Analysis of the Potential Advantages and Disadvantages
Planning Penalties in North Carolina: Why Other N.C. Cities Shouldn't Follow Asheville and Wilmington
2001 Original Housing Locational Policy

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Remarks to UNC Charlotte Center for Professional and Applied Ethics

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