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Duke Law > Duke Law Scholarship Repository > Journals > LCP > Vol. 50 > No. 1 (1987)

 

Volume 50, Number 1 (Winter 1987)
Exactions: A Controversial New Source for Municipal Funds

Richard F. Babcock
Special Editor for this Symposium

Preliminary

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Foreword

Richard F. Babcock

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Articles

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From Subdivision Improvement Requirements to Community Benefit Assessments and Linkage Payments: A Brief History of Land Development Exactions

R. Marlin Smith

5

 

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The British Experience

Desmond Heap

31

 

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Development Exactions and Impact Fees: A Survey of American Practices

Gus Bauman and William H. Ethier

51

 

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The Expanding Circle of Exactions: From Dedication to Linkage

Donald L. Connors and Michael E. High

69

 

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Impact Exactions: Economic Theory, Practice, and Incidence

James C. Nicholas

85

 

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The Economics of Land Use Exactions: A Property Rights Analysis

William A. Fischel

101

 

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Who Bears the Cost?

Charles Siemon

115

 

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Linkage Ordinances and Traditional Exactions Analysis: The Connection Between Office Development and Housing

Jerold S. Kayden and Robert Pollard

127

 

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The Needs-Nexus Analysis: A Unified Test for Validating Subdivision Exactions, User Impact Fees and Linkage

John J. Delaney, Larry A. Gordon, and Kathryn J. Hess

139

 

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Summation

Malcolm Misuraca

167

 

Bibliography

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Land Exaction: A Selective Bibliography

Mary Ann Nelson

177

 

Journal Staff

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Journal Staff