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Cómo influir en las decisiones de zonificación

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June 8, 2023 - Kurt Schindler, Brad Neumann<neuman36@msu.edu>, Mary Reilly<reillym8@msu.edu>, Harmony Fierke-Gmazel<gmazelh@msu.edu>, and Tyler Augst<augsttyl@msu.edu>

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La siguiente presentación está dirigida a dos audiencias potenciales:

  1. Un condado con zonificación a nivel regional que desea incluir a los gobiernos locales en sus deliberaciones de zonificación. (Por ejemplo, la zonificación de algunos condados requiere que se envíen avisos para permisos de uso especial, enmiendas y apelaciones al municipio respectivo y a los municipios cercanos, así como a los servicios públicos afectados. Además, los comentarios recibidos de estas partes reciben "deferencia adicional" en las audiencias públicas)
  2. Organizaciones vecinales, asociaciones de lagos, grupos de activistas que deseen ser más efectivos para influir en las decisiones locales de zonificación, sin importar si se trata de un municipio, pueblo, ciudad o condado.

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