Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents vii
3. Foreword ix
4. Acknowledgments xiii
5. Introduction 1
6. Contextualizing Canadian Private Property and Public Planning
7. Private Property in Historical and Global Contexts and Its Lessons for Planning 37
8. Bumble Bees Cannot Fly, and Restrictive Covenants Cannot Run 59
9. Public Interest, Participation, and Planning Law
10. The Disappearance of Planning Law in Ontario 87
11. In Search of the “Public Interest” in Ontario Planning Decisions 104
12. Recent Shifts in Canadian Urban Planning and Private Property
13. Transforming Toronto 137
14. Green Development 166
15. Private Property, Natural Resources, and Planning
16. Private Tree Protection Bylaws 195
17. Planning for Potable Water 228
18. Issues in Canadian Expropriation Law and Practice
19. Expropriation 257
20. Making Up for the Loss of “Home” 280
21. Contributors 309
22. Index 313