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inlawrev-2169	LeMond, William F.	Where Is Indiana Zoning Headed?	1975	19	.pdf	application/pdf	8947	392	54	The findings of Senate Bill 268 state: The Congress hereby finds that there is a national interest in a more efficient system of land use planning and decision making and that the rapid and continued growth of the nation's population, expanding urban development, proliferating transportation systems, large-scale industrial and economic growth, conflicts in patterns of land use, fragmentation of governmental entities exercising land use planning powers, and the increased size, scale and impact of private actions have created a situation in which land use management de- cisions of wide public concern often are being made on the basis of expediency, tradition, short-term economic considerations, and other factors which too frequently are unrelated or contradictory to sound environmental, economic, and social land use considerations. 3 Signifi- cantly, this legislation possibly constituted the most serious inter- ference with property rights since the creation of the fee simple absolute, because to regulate land use is to control the basic struc- ture of community growth.	cache/inlawrev-2169.pdf	txt/inlawrev-2169.txt