A Legal Guide to Urban and
Sustainable Development for Planners, Developers and Architects
Practical
Solutions for the Legal Issues Faced in Planning, Zoning, Developing
and Operating Urban Communities
By Daniel K. Stone, Doris
S. Goldstein, with W. Andrew Gowder
Legal Guide to
Urban and Sustainable Development
Written by pioneering attorneys in the emerging
fields of urbanism and green building, A Legal Guide to Urban and
Sustainable Development for Planners, Developers and Architects
offers practical solutions for the legal issues faced in planning,
zoning, developing and operating such communities
About The Authors:
Daniel K. Slone is a partner in the Richmond, Virginia,
office of the law firm McGuireWoods LLP. As a consultant and legal
counsel, he represents developers, green businesses, and
municipalities around the world, advising them on neighborhood
development, environmental issues, land use, utilities, and complex
business and real estate matters. Mr. Slone is the national counsel
for both the U.S. Green Building Council and the Congress for the
New Urbanism.
Doris S. Goldstein is an attorney whose practice focuses
on new urbanist communities, beginning with Seaside, Florida, in the
1980s. In addition to her ongoing involvement with Seaside, Ms.
Goldstein represents developers of mixed-use, pedestrian-friendly
communities throughout the county. Her work extends past the
development stage to include operational issues, giving her unique
practical experience and insight.
Contributing author W. Andrew Gowder Jr. is a litigating
attorney with particular experience in urban and sustainable
development. Other contributors include experienced attorneys and
planners with special insight into planning and zoning practice.
Hard-cover,
368 pages
Published 2008
ISBN: 978-0-470-05329-4
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