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    • Henderson, NV, Development Code

      Updated July 2019
      The city's development code belongs to the Group Housing, Marijuana-Related Uses, and Solar Energy collections.
    • Louisville-Jefferson County, KY, Land Development Code

      Updated July 2018
      This regulation belongs to the Active Transportation, Form-Based Zoning, Outdoor Lighting, and Short-Term Residential Rentals collections.
    • Environmentally Sensitive Areas

      Environmentally sensitive areas (ESAs) are environmental features that are susceptible to adverse impacts from new development. This collection catalogs resources that provide background, policy guidance, or examples of local plans and regulations aimed at protecting environmentally sensitive areas.
    • Tactical Urbanism

      The term tactical urbanism refers to any temporary, low-cost intervention in the built environment. This collection catalogs resources that provide background and policy guidance related to or examples of local programs and policies for temporary, low-cost interventions in the built environment.
    • Savannah, GA, Code of Ordinances

      Updated October 2019
      This regulation belongs to the Green Stormwater Infrastructure, Historic Preservation, and Urban Livestock collections.
    • Birmingham, AL, Comprehensive Plan

      Adopted October 2013
      This city's comprehensive plan belongs to the Age-Friendly Communities, Capital Improvements Programming, Community Visioning, Comprehensive Planning, and Green Building collections.
    • Lowell, MA, Sustainable Lowell 2025

      Adopted 2013
      This city's comprehensive plan belongs to the Built Environment and Health, Community Visioning, Comprehensive Planning, Social Equity, and Solar Energy collections.
    • Troy, MI, Zoning Ordinance

      Updated March 2023
      These regulations belong to the Green Building, Solar Energy, Wind Energy, and Zoning Reform and Code Writing collections.
    • New Orleans, LA, Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance

      Updated 2019
      This regulation belongs to the Environmentally Sensitive Areas, Food Trucks, Historic Preservation, Short-Term Residential Rentals, and Zoning Reform and Code Writing collections.
    • Memphis-Shelby County, TN, Unified Development Code

      Adopted August 2010
      This regulation belongs to the Outdoor Lighting, Urban Agriculture, Urban Livestock, and Zoning Reform and Code Writing collections.
    • Portsmouth, VA, Code of Ordinances

      Updated July 2019
      This regulation belongs to the Active Transportation, Green Building, Solar Energy, and Zoning Reform and Code Writing collections.
    • Milwaukee, WI, Code of Ordinances

      Updated November 2019
      These regulations belong to the Complete Streets, Green Stormwater Infrastructure, Rethinking Off-Street Parking Requirements, Solar Energy, and Urban Livestock collections.
    • Rochester, NY, City Code

      Updated July 2018
      The city's zoning code belongs to the Downtown Revitalization, Form-Based Zoning, Rethinking Off-Street Parking Requirements, and Solar Energy collections.
    • Bloomington, MN, Code of Ordinances

      Updated December 2019
      This regulation belongs to the Accessory Dwelling Units, Active Transportation, Affordable Housing Programs, Creative Placemaking, Green Building, and Housing Supply Planning collections.
    • Seattle, WA, Seattle 2035

      Updated December 2018
      This comprehensive plan belongs to the Affordable Housing Programs, Age-Friendly Communities, Creative Placemaking, Environmentally Sensitive Areas, Housing Supply Planning, Neighborhood Planning, and Social Equity collections.
    • Decatur, GA, Code of Ordinances

      Updated December 2020
      These regulations belong to the Accessory Dwelling Units, Food Systems, Housing Supply Planning, Tree Preservation and the Urban Forest, Urban Agriculture, and Zoning Reform and Code Writing collections.
    • Hailey, ID, Municipal Code

      Updated October 2022
      This regulation belongs to the Accessory Dwelling Units, Green Building, Housing Supply Planning, Outdoor Lighting, Solar Energy, Tiny Homes and Micro Apartments, and Urban Livestock collections.
    • Gainesville, FL, Code of Ordinances

      Updated May 2022
      This regulation belongs to the Accessory Dwelling Units, Biophilic Planning, Green Building, Housing Supply Planning, Outdoor Lighting, Shared Mobility, and Wildland-Urban Interface collections.
    • Completing the Streets

      Zoning Practice — February 2013
      by: Carol Gould, AICP, Mike Morehouse       February 01, 2013
      This issue of Zoning Practice looks at what it means to complete the streets and provides some examples of how communities are doing this. It then explores how zoning can be used as a means to help communities facilitate the complete streets process.
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    • Portola Valley, CA, General Plan

      The Sustainability, Land Use, and Housing elements of the town's general plan encourage the protection of solar access and the use of solar energy systems.
      Portola Valley, CA
    • Milton, WI, Code of Ordinances

      The city's zoning code provides supplemental regulations for solar energy systems and provides for solar access permits; the historic preservation ordinance provides review criteria for proposed solar energy installations.
      Milton, WI
    • Albuquerque/Bernalillo County, NM, Comprehensive Plan

      The Community Resource Management section of the plan discusses the importance of solar energy, and goals and policies for Land Use and Energy Management address solar energy use.
      Albuquerque, NM
    • Mammoth Lakes, CA, Municipal Code

      Updated November 1, 2017
      This regulation belongs to the Outdoor Lighting and Solar Energy collections.
    • Ames, IA, Municipal Code

      Updated March 2019
      These regulations belong to the Environmentally Sensitive Areas, and Solar Energy collections.
    • Solano County, CA, General Plan

      Updated May 2015
      The Resources element in the county's general plan includes several policies and implementation programs encouraging on-site solar energy use; the Land Use and Housing elements also address solar energy.
    • Holyoke, MA, Code of Ordinances

      Updated February 2020
      The city's zoning code permits accessory solar energy systems by right with a building permit in all districts and permits large-scale ground-mounted solar facilities by right in all districts with site plan review.
    • Vail, CO, Town Code

      Updated November 2019
      The town code provides regulations for scenic view protection and solar energy devices. The town’s zoning code also includes Hazard Regulations designed to reduce flood, geological, and wildfire hazard risks.
    • Culver City, CA, Municipal Code

      Updated June 2019
      This regulation belongs to the Green Building and Solar Energy collections.
    • Caln, PA, Municipal Code

      Adopted January 2019
      by: Township of Caln, PA
      The township's municipal code permits accessory solar energy systems in all districts by right and allows primary-use systems as a conditional use in the institutional district with standards; it also provides for solar access protections.
    • Boynton Beach, FL, Code of Ordinances

      Updated September 2018
      The city's code of ordinances provides standards for various types of solar arrays and offers historic preservation requirements that guide solar panel placement on historic buildings.
    • Bellingham, MA, Town Bylaws

      Updated March 2019
      The town's bylaws permit large-scale ground-mounted solar system installations as-of-right in the industrial district and provides standards; accessory roof-mounted solar system installations are allowed in all districts.
    • Harmony, NJ, Municipal Code

      Updated December 2018
      by: Township of Harmony, NJ
      The town's zoning code permits small accessory solar energy systems by right in all districts except the historic district and provides conditional use regulations for commercial solar production systems.
    • Dallas, OR, Development Code

      Updated January 2019
      This regulation belongs to the Green Stormwater Infrastructure and Solar Energy collections.
    • Del Mar, CA, Municipal Code

      Updated December 2021
      by: City of Del Mar, CA
      This regulation belongs to the Climate Change and Solar Energy collections.
    • Las Vegas, NV, Unified Development Code

      Updated October 2018
      These regulations belong to the Marijuana-Related Uses, Solar Energy, and Wind Energy collections.
    • Colorado Springs, CO, Code of Ordinances

      Updated January 2022
      The city’s planning, development, and building code belongs to the Biophilic Planning, Environmentally Sensitive Areas, and Short-Term Residential Rentals collections.
    • Connecticut General Statutes

      Updated January 2021
      These statutes belong to the Accessory Dwelling Units, Form-Based Zoning, Planning and Zoning Enabling Laws, and Transfer of Development Rights collections.
    • Los Angeles County, CA, Code of Ordinances

      Updated March 2022
      This regulation belongs to the Built Environment and Health, Food Systems, Food Trucks, Scenic View Protection, and Urban Heat Resilience collections.
    • Oakland, CA, Code of Ordinances

      2018
      The city’s codified ordinances belong to the Food Systems, Food Trucks, Micro-Apartments, and Transit-Oriented Development collections.
    • Cedar Rapids, IA, Municipal Code

      Updated January 2019
      This regulation belongs to the Historic Preservation, Solar Energy, and Urban Livestock collections.
    • Northampton Township (Bucks County), PA, Code of Ordinances

      Updated September 2022
      The township's zoning code permits accessory solar energy systems by right in compliance with standards and provides for civil solar access protections.
    • Shreveport-Caddo, LA, Master Plan 2030: Great Expectations

      Adopted December 2010
      This city and parish's comprehensive plan belongs to the Capital Improvements Programming, Community Visioning, and Comprehensive Planning collections.
    • Carlsbad, CA, Municipal Code

      Updated May 2019
      This regulation belongs to the Environmentally Sensitive Areas, Housing Supply Planning, Inclusionary Housing, and Solar Energy collections.
    • Miami, FL, Miami 21 Zoning Code

      2017
      The city adopted a new zoning code in 2010.
    • Youngstown, OH, Redevelopment Code

      2013
      The city adopted a new zoning code in 2013.
    • Houston, TX, Code of Ordinances

      Updated May 2024
      This regulation belongs to the Brownfields Redevelopment, Climate Change, Green Building, Housing Supply Planning, and Zoning Reform and Code Writing collections.
    • Memphis, TN, Memphis 3.0

      Adopted December 2019
      This comprehensive plan belongs to the Autonomous Vehicles, Climate Change, Comprehensive Planning, and Housing Supply Planning collections.
    • Tempe, AZ, City Code

      Updated July 2021
      These regulations belong to the Rethinking Off-Street Parking Requirements, Solar Energy, and Urban Agriculture collections.
    • Fargo, ND, Municipal Code

      Updated January 2020
      This regulation belongs to the Rethinking Off-Street Parking Requirements, Small Wireless Facilities and Wireless Facilities in the ROW, and Solar Energy collections.

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