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for Carolina Planning Vol. 22 Issue 1, Fall 1996
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3261
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The 1996 General Assembly enacted the Wetlands Restoration Program that allocates $9.2 million to begin improving the quantity, quality, and vital function of the state's wetlands.
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3262
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The state mandates that all building codes be enforced by the local governments. Enforcement is enhanced through fifteen steps that include adequate staffing of inspectors and increasing the number of on-site inspections.
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3375
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From 1990 to 1995, the Pitt County Planning Department worked to create the county's first zoning ordinance. Landowner opposition and lack of support by county commissioners led to its defeat.
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15958
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As the hog farm industry grows in North Carolina, so do the environmental implications that accompany it. This article examines the environmental dangers that the hog farm industry poses to North Carolina's rivers and streams, and addresses the legal protections against regulation by state and federal legislatures against prevention and protection.
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