Innovative Zoning Strategies Workshop - Intro to form based codes Part 2
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The document discusses zoning ordinances and by-laws adopted by cities and towns to regulate land use, buildings, and structures. It aims to protect public health, safety, and welfare. It also mentions reducing health risks like obesity and heart disease by integrating physical activity into daily life. Finally, it advertises a sustainable urbanism summit at Yale University on March 17-18.
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