PERMITTED WITH CONDITIONS
David ToyerZoning is rarely discussed and often controversial. Yet how and where you live, work, play, etc. is permitted (or not) by zoning. David Toyer, a land use expert and economic developer, shares insights, stories and analysis.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 89 | Subscribers | Read | permittedwithconditions.substack.co... |
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Could an Act of Congress Solve the Housing Crisis?
As the nation’s housing availability and affordability crisis reaches a fever pitch, a number of proposals are sitting in Congress, including:
Unlocking Solar Potential: Insights with Cloudbreak Energy
In this episode of "Permitted with Conditions," we sit down with James and Zach from Cloudbreak Energy to explore the evolving landscape of solar energy. We dive into the drivers behind solar growth, how U.S. manufacturing is shaping the fu...
Expanding Horizons: The Port of Everett's Growth Voyage
In this episode of the “Permitted with Conditions” podcast, Lisa Lefeber delves into the multifaceted role of the Port of Everett.
Toyer's Takes - COVID
In an episode recorded earlier this year, David Toyer looks back at COVID’s impact on land use and his consulting practice, including:
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Have you ever experienced trying to get a permit? Or locate an economic development project? Then you know exactly why developers and investors hire David to help obtain the permit approvals to build the projects they've planned.
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