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  Volume 7, Issue 1
  Summer 2007
Center for Land Use Education  
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Dakota County Program Aims to Preserve Farmland and Natural Areas
Located west of River Falls, WI and southeast of the Twin Cities, Dakota County is home to urban first ring suburbs, expanding suburbs, and rural farm areas.  This article describes the pieces that came together to create a successful PDR program in Dakota County.

Regulatory Approaches to Conservation Subdivisions in Wisconsin
Conservation subdivisions (CSD) are seen as ideal ways in which to create community for a small group of homeowners and preserve land and open space. But, why don't we see more of these kinds of developments? This article examines the regulatory framework for the development of CSDs.

Leadership Program Aims to Ease Workforce Challenges in Wisconsin's County Zoning Offices
Eighteen early career zoning staff were awarded certificates of completion in Mosinee as the first ever participants in the Wisconsin Land Use and Zoning Leadership Seminar.

The First Year of the Livestock Facility Siting Law
On May 1, 06 the Livestock Facility Siting Law became effective, creating a framework for county and municipal decisions to site livestock facilities.

Zoning Boards May Consider Zoning Official Mistake
Involves a challenge to the granting of after-the-fact area variances for.


Announcements

Zoning Board of Appeals and Adjustment workshops scheduled for Stoughton and Green Bay area.

Plan Commission workshops scheduled for Stoughton, Balsam Lake, Wautoma and Green Bay.


What's New at the Center
Highlights of events for planners and news from the Center for Land Use Education.
Calendar of Events
Check out the calendar for a list of workshops, classes, seminars, and events concerning land use issues.