The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 83

SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 28, 1968 THE COURIER-JOURNAL TIMES, LOUISVILLE, KY. New Approach to Urban Growth Urged their standing committee structure a means to assure continuing, systematic review and study of the progress toward a state policy dealing with urban growth." The ACIR recommendations for a statewide program go beyond land classification and controls such as zoning. They call for state involvement in such things as land banks, urban-development authorities and corporations, land- and development-rights purchase, new community building programs, urban renewal and housing. Further, state programs for highway construction, state parks, air- and water-pollution abatement, water conservation and health facilities would be coordinated with the state urban-development Continued From Page 4 state policy on urban growth, for example, the report recommends legislation that would provide for the establishment of a state agency to coordinate and review all planning at the state and local levels. The purpose of the review would be to relate such planning to national and regional considerations, and to assure conformity of programs and projects to a comprehensive statewide urbanization plan.

Multi-County Planning The report continues: "The Commission further recommends that multi-county planning agencies be assigned responsibility to review applications for federal or state physical-development-project grants in non-metropolitan as well as metropolitan areas. "The Commission also recommends that the state legislatures provide within growth through the establishment of state and state-chartered local land-development agencies and state property-tax deferral for new community development. Stale regulation of development along highways and at interchanges where no effective land control exists. Giving local governments the powers necessary to deal with urban growth by providing urban counties with appropriate governmental authority and organization, by encouraging county consolidation, and by granting municipalities authority to annex territory for new community development under certain conditions. Authorizing localities to adopt new and strengthened land-use and development ordinances and regulations such as official-map, planned-unit development, and floating-zone ordinances and dedication or cash payment-in-lieu requirements for parks and school sites.

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