Aesthetics in Ohio Land Use Law: Preserving Beauty in the Parlor and Keeping Pigs in the Barnyard

Traditional zoning restrictions on residential use, lots, and yards invariably involved what Ohio lawyer Alfred Bettman, an early supporter of urban planning, once described as an official regard for the look of things. These traditional zoning controls though were constitutionally sanctioned on the nuisance analogy basis that such restrictions promoted the orderly development of healthy, safe and quiet residential neighborhoods. Aesthetic values generally were held to be beyond the scope of police power regulation.\u27 In 1930, Judge Cardozo could state: One of the unsettled questions of the law is the extent to which the concept of nuisance may be enlarged by legislation so as to give protection to sensibilities that are merely cultural or aesthetic

China\u27s Cities, Globalization, and Sustainable Development: Comparative Thoughts on Urban Planning, Energy, and Environmental Policy

This Article notes that despite China’s policy to encourage automobile ownership, China’s urban planning policies seem aimed at avoiding the development of a completely automobile dependent economy and culture, unlike the United States’ economy and culture. This Article concludes with the observation that growth management and energy policies in both the United States and China appear to be on a collision course with the new global energy and environmental realities of the twenty-first century

Sexually Oriented Businesses, the First Amendment, and the Supreme Court\u27s 1985-86 Term: The New Prerogatives of Local Community Control

This Article discusses both of these decisions (City of Renton v. Playtime Theatres, Inc. and Arcara v. Cloud Books, Inc.) and their significance with respect to the validity of location restrictions and nuisance abatement laws as applied to sexually oriented businesses

Toxicity studies of Coolanol 15 Final report, Jan. - Sep. 1965

Toxicity studies of synthetic fluid coolant for manned spacecraft heat transfer system

A study of microwave transistors as oscillators

A computer program for implementing design of oscillators is developed that is also capable of extension to analyze more complex circuits

A Grateful Nation Remembers: Bulloch County\u27s World War II Roll of Honor

A list of Bulloch County natives who died in World War II, along with some of their biographies. Compiled by James D. Bigley, Jr. and Rebecca Ziegler.https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/bchs-pubs/1002/thumbnail.jp