Re: How can we get past or change zongin laws? | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Carol Agate (carolagate![]() |
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Date: Sun, 8 Jun 2008 07:06:05 -0700 (PDT) |
There is always an appeal process, allowing a variance due to
"hardship." Of course, that's not a standard especially applicable to
cohousing - but a zoning appeals board that is sympathetic to the
concept might be able to find the inability to live in an intentional
community is a hardship. ("Hardship" can't be strictly financial.)
When I lived in the east every town had a zoning board of appeals. In
California it seems that the city council handles the zoning appeals.
Carol On Jun 3, 2008, at 4:18 PM, Lindsay Morris wrote:
So, if zoning seems to be the big impediment to getting things done in the Cohousing world,How do we change or circumvent zoning laws?I'm betting that it's been much discussed before I came to this list and there's an article somewhere that someone can point me towards.Thanks in advance! -- Lindsay
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Social Factors Charles R. Durrett, June 3 2008
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How can we get past or change zongin laws? Lindsay Morris, June 3 2008
- Re: How can we get past or change zongin laws? Carol Agate, June 8 2008
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How can we get past or change zongin laws? Lindsay Morris, June 3 2008
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