Land Use Law Center

A great turnout to talk about downtown revitalization in Pearl River, NY. Over 120 residents in attendance.

Time to engage with more people! Citizen participation is a must in Comprehensive Planning.

On Wednesday evening, December 7th, 2016, the Land Use Law Center will award the Founder’s Award to Robert Feder. This Friday is the last day to register for our Founder's Award Dinner! Check out our website for more on dinner registration and information about our Annual Conference, to be held on December 8th. http://law.pace.edu/annual-conference-2016

On the importance of transit infrastructure to Long Island's future - http://www.longislandpress.com//follow-greenports-19th-ce/

New posts and articles at the TOD LINE (http://todline.blogs.law.pace.edu/) regarding affordable TOD in Mount Vernon, Governor Malloy's proposed statewide transit station area agency, and the importance of TOD to the region.

Construction begins on an affordable housing transit-oriented development project in Mount Vernon! Follow developments at the Land Use Law Center's TOD LINE (http://todline.blogs.law.pace.edu/)

Mid-Hudson County Executives stress common regional needs and opportunities, including focusing growth around transit in urban areas http://www.dailyfreeman.com//top-mid-hudson-county-officia

Thankful for our sponsors. Year after year they provide the support needed to make the Annual Conference happen.

Governor Malloy proposes creation of a new statewide transit agency to promote coordinated TOD - http://todline.blogs.law.pace.edu//ct-governor-malloy-pro/

Behind the Light Switch: Transforming Energy Policies. Happening now at the LULC’s Annual Conference

Last panel today...the ever famous case law update with all our favorite land use lawyers and professors. Always entertaining!!! Even some cash and prize giveaways. #comedyshowwitheducationalvalue

Great session on the State programs and funding that are furthering sustainable development and resiliency in the region.

Highly educational session on the new SEQRA regulations...going on now at the Land Use Law Center’s 17th annual Land Use and Sustainable Development Conference.