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Benefits To: Landowners, Planners, Developers, Neighbors, Realtors, Residents Advantages of Conservation Subdivision for Municipalities and Planners Conservation subdivisions when designated as a "By-Right Permitted Use" are a no-cost way to preserve clean water and rural character in your community. New! Top 10 ways to preserve land and water in your community. Protecting 2,000 Acres at No Cost Hamburg Township in Livingston County, Michigan implemented conservation subdivisions and has protected nearly 2,000 acres at no cost to the communtiy, a land value of at least $40 million. Download a Free Ordinance, Test Yours Download a free conservation subdivision ordinance and test your exisiting ordinance at our website DownloadTheOrdinance.org New Booklet, Free Download Growing Greener, Conservation by Design (PDF) (14 pages) (Courtesy Natural Lands Trust) This is NOT Clustering Learn more Large Lot Zoning is not the Answer Learn more FAQ'S (Frequently Asked Questions) Learn more Our campaign to take conservation subdivisons mainstream: Supersize My BackyardTM
Turning M&M's into homes with Randall Intelligent Design: Green space is priceless in subdivisions that work with nature (PDF) All About Conservation Subdivisions "Ever wonder why the vast majority of subdivisions look so much alike...?" asks Randall Arendt. "A Constructive Critique of Outmoded Subdivision Ordinance Provisions" Putting it in Your Codes Growing Greener: Putting Conservation into Local Codes: (PDF) Courtesy www.greenerprospects.com The Economics Conservation subdivisions are fair to developers and landowners in your community. Below is from The Economics of Conservation Subdivisions (PDF): "The results show that lots in conservation subdivisions carry a premium, are less expensive to build, and sell more quickly than lots in conventional subdivisions." "Together, the results show that conservation subdivisions are more profitable to developers than conventional subdivisions." "That lots in conservation subdivisions sold in about half the time as lots in conventional subdivisions must be advantageous to the cash flow of developers." "These numbers translate into premiums for lots in conservation subdivisions ranging from $13,000 to $18,000 per acre over lots in conventional subdivisions." |
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