TAILIEUCHUNG - Promoting urban agriculture as an alternative land use for vacant properties in the city of detroit: Benefits, problems and proposals for a regulatory framework for successful land use integration

Urban agriculture is significant to the history of the City of Detroit, from ribbon farms to Mayor Pingree’s famous potato patches of the nineteenth century, victory gardens to gardening angels of the twentieth century and a burgeoning of garden network capacity to gardening programs in the twenty-first century. | PROMOTING URBAN AGRICULTURE AS AN ALTERNATIVE LAND USE FOR VACANT PROPERTIES IN THE CITY OF DETROIT BENEFITS PROBLEMS AND PROPOSALS FOR A REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR SUCCESSFUL LAND USE INTEGRATION John E. Mogk Sarah Kwiatkowski Mary J. Weindorf I. II. Benefits of Urban A. Economic B. Societal Benefits Quality of 1. Food Security and 2. Community Development and Improved 3. Reduction in Crime Safe C. Environmental III. Problems related to Urban Agriculture and A. Environmental Concerns Related to Urban 1. Problem Soil 2. Existing Lead Professor of Law Wayne state University. . 1961 University of Michigan . 1964 with distinction University of Michigan Diploma of Comparative Law 1965 University of Stockholm. The author has served as consultant to state county and local government agencies in Michigan on housing and community development matters as chair of Detroit community development organizations as a member of the Southeastern Michigan Council of Governments Executive Committee and Detroit Board of Education and is the Chair of the Michigan Council on Labor and Economic Growth CLEG . Contributions to the article s analysis were received from Kami Pothukuchi Associate Professor of Urban Planning Wayne state University. . Attorney in the private practice of law in Seattle WA a dedicated pro bono attorney for the Housing Justice Project and a volunteer for the Seattle Community Law Center in King County WA. . 2004 Michigan state University in Political Theory and Constitutional Democracy . 2010 Wayne state University Law School where she served as the Survey Editor on the Wayne Law Review and was president of the Public Interest Law Association. Professional memberships include Washington state Bar Association Land Use and Environmental Section Law Real Estate and Estate Planning Section .

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• Promoting urban agriculture
• Urban agriculture
• Alternative land use
• Successful land use integration
• Urban agri culture