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Coastal Management: Planning on the Edge
With more than a decade of operating experience under challenging conditions, the U.S. coastal zone management program has proved the effectiveness of land use federalism. Despite the paradox at its core—the congressional admonition both to conserve and to develop coastal resources—and its lack of sanctions to demand state participation, the coastal program has racked up an impressive score while, both littorally and literally, working on the leading edge of innovative land use policy. All planners, inland as well as coastal, can learn from this experience.
Coastal Management: Planning on the Edge
With more than a decade of operating experience under challenging conditions, the U.S. coastal zone management program has proved the effectiveness of land use federalism. Despite the paradox at its core—the congressional admonition both to conserve and to develop coastal resources—and its lack of sanctions to demand state participation, the coastal program has racked up an impressive score while, both littorally and literally, working on the leading edge of innovative land use policy. All planners, inland as well as coastal, can learn from this experience.
Coastal Management: Planning on the Edge
Godschalk, David R. (author) / Cousins, Kathryn (author)
Journal of the American Planning Association ; 51 ; 263-265
1985-09-30
3 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
Unknown
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