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Land Use Law & Zoning Digest Volume 40, 1988 - Issue 6: Cases 158-187
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Rezoning Decision Making: Hearing Examiners Compared to Planning Commissions

Richard A. Brumback
&
Donald R. Cooper
Pages 3-7 | Published online: 21 Jul 2011
 
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Abstract

The use of hearing examiners instead of planning commissions in land use proceedings has been gaining popularity in recent years. One principal reason for the shift is the need for decisions based on evidence rather than opinion, particularly with rezonings.1

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