July 21, 2005

Barry Rutenberg, Chair
Gainesville, Florida

Supreme Court Rulings a Blow to Property Owners; States React with Flurry of Legislation
Efforts to Alleviate Cement Shortages Continuing
Is There a Bubble? NAHB Resources to Counter 'Bubble' Theories with Local Media
HBAs Proactive in Electing Industry-Friendly Candidates
Scholarships Now Available for SLGA Conference
Building Site Theft Penalty Stiffened in North Carolina
Industry News from Connecticut, Maryland, Iowa, California and Arizona
Land Development Magazine — A Must for Developers
Legal Action Committee Recommends Funding For Litigation
State and Local Government Affairs Meetings at Fall Board
Missouri Twenty-Seventh State to Enact NOR Law
2005 SLGA Conference Schedule Now Available
16th Annual LANDS Roundtable & Workshop a Success
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  2005 SLGA Conference Schedule Now Available

 

Concurrent Pre-Conference Sessions
Thursday, November 17
2:30-3:45 p.m.

Battling Back Impact Fees
Sweating it out uphill with impact fees? Let us show you some ways to even the playing field; battle them back and whittle them down. Learn comprehensive approaches to addressing your infrastructure constraints-from strategies to combat impact fees to alternative infrastructure solutions. We'll explore them with you through recent court cases.

Development Review Fees-the Latest Statutory Loophole?
HBAs across the country have begun to question a recent escalation in development review and inspection fees being charged by municipalities. Because these fees are not a tax, many states have little or no legislative language regulating how these fees can be levied or raised. Are governments using a statutory loophole to fatten their budgets at the expense of builders? This session will discuss the issue as well as model legislative language drafted by NAHB to help HBAs close this loophole nationwide. Learn whether your state has existing legislation that restricts this type of policy, and understand exactly what activities review fees can and can't be used for. 

Concurrent Breakout Sessions
Friday, November 18, Saturday, November 19

The conference will cover timely and relevant industry topics with programs like, The Truth Behind Inclusionary Zoning: What Every Government Should Really Know, Strategies for a Pro Active Political Program (Parts I & II), Effective Legal Programs for Better Advocacy and much more!
To get full details about the conference and check out our quickly expanding schedule, visit www.nahb.org/slgaconference.  Early Bird Registration ends September 9.

For more information, e-mail Alex Strong, or call him at 800-368-5242 x8279. [ return to top ]

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