In this one-hour course, Bill Fulton explains how planning requirements and practices affect development feasibility and how development projects affect a jurisdiction's fiscal well-being. Eligible for AICP CM credit. 4 parts.
A one-hour AICP CM law class that provides an overview of California's recent land use / housing laws, including the Housing Accountability Act, the Density Bonus Law, SB 330, SB 35, and other important laws.
In this one-hour course eligible for AICP CM Law credit, Bill Fulton goes over the basics of California's Regional Housing Needs Allocation process and Housing Elements, as well as current issues such as builder's remedy, site inventories, and pending litigation.
Taught by former San Diego Planning Director and longtime planing commentator, Bill Fulton, AICP, this course covers the history of exactions and how the pending Supreme Court case on exactions could, known as the Sheetz case, could dramatically affect planning practice. It covers the history of the Nollan/Dolan doctrine, which creates limits on exactions that can be imposed on developers, and dicusses implications for planning practice depending on how the Supreme Court rules in Sheetz. The course is designed to: 1. Ground practicing planners in the legal history and concepts behind exactions. 2. Help planners understand the legal limits to exactions under current law. 3. Prepare practicing planners for possible changes that could result from the Supreme Court’s pending ruling in the Sheetz case.
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