Land-Use Planning in Oregon: A No-Nonsense Handbook in Plain English

The book is in good condition with a sturdy hardcover binding. It does not include a dust jacket. The cover shows minimal wear and the pages are clean and intact. Overall, the book is well-preserved, making it a solid addition to any collection focused on land-use policy or Oregon's governmental planning.

Land-Use Planning in Oregon: A No-Nonsense Handbook in Plain English by Mitch Rohse is a comprehensive guide published by Oregon State University Press in 1987. This hardcover edition, originating from Corvallis, Oregon, offers an insightful exploration into land-use planning and government policy specific to Oregon. Rohse, an expert in the field, provides clear, practical advice in plain English, making it accessible to both professionals and laypersons interested in understanding the intricacies of land-use management. This edition is particularly valuable for its straightforward approach and relevance to Oregon's unique regulatory landscape. The book is in good condition, lacking a dust jacket, and remains a significant resource for those interested in the governance and planning processes of land use.