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17526
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North Carolina's city planning agencies, which have sometimes felt handicapped by lack of sufficient legal authority, received new tools of major importance from the 1951 General Assembly. Foremost among these was the Urban Redevelopment Law, while significant measures relating to streets, parking, recreation, and zoning were also enacted.
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17662
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The 1953 North Carolina General Assembly added a number of new legal weapons to the armory available for use by local governmental officials in planning and development of their cities and counties.
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17925
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The North Carolina 1957 General Assembly had a banner year regarding city planning legislation. Foremost among its achievements in this field were acts to make the state's urban redevelopment legislation workable, to authorize the state to embark upon a local planning assistance program, to enact flood zoning ordinances, and clarify building laws.
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