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2000

Georgia State University Law Review

Sprawl

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Advocate For A Modern Devil: Can Sprawl Be Defended?, Amy Helling Dec 2000

Advocate For A Modern Devil: Can Sprawl Be Defended?, Amy Helling

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Smart Growth Micro-Incentives And The Tree-Cut Tax Case, William Buzbee Dec 2000

Smart Growth Micro-Incentives And The Tree-Cut Tax Case, William Buzbee

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Exclusionary Practices And Urban Sprawl In Metropolitan Atlanta, Arthur Nelson Dec 2000

Exclusionary Practices And Urban Sprawl In Metropolitan Atlanta, Arthur Nelson

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Georgia State's Role In Revitalizing Downtown Atlanta, Carl Patton Dec 2000

Georgia State's Role In Revitalizing Downtown Atlanta, Carl Patton

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Foreword: An Introduction To Urban Sprawl, Julian Juergensmeyer Dec 2000

Foreword: An Introduction To Urban Sprawl, Julian Juergensmeyer

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Revenue And Taxation Ad Valorem Taxation Of Property: Amend To Include Expenses For Preservation Of Specimen Trees, Laurie Jablow Mar 2000

Revenue And Taxation Ad Valorem Taxation Of Property: Amend To Include Expenses For Preservation Of Specimen Trees, Laurie Jablow

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The Act adds a tax exemption for expenses incurred in the preservation of specimen trees. The exemption encourages property owners and developers to preserve large trees in an attempt to limit urban sprawl.

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