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Accreditation and CLE Rules for Utah
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Utah attorneys are required to complete 12 credit hours every year including 1 credit hour of Ethics and 1 credit hour of Professionalism. A maximum of 6 hours can be taken using Distance Learning formats and at least 6 of the hours must be Live Webinar or In-Person classes.
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Basic Zoning for Large Cities: How to Determine Allowable Use, Size, and Height
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General Credits
2
For Access To This Course
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About This Course
This CLE course will offer an overview of the basic zoning regulations for large US cities.
The regulations to be discussed assign zoning designations for taxation purposes and divide lots which determine:
1) Permitted uses
2) Maximum building size
3) Maximum building height
4) Required open space (i.e. front and back yards)
Typical charts, tables and maps that contain these regulations will be presented and methods for the modification of a tax lot’s zoning regulations for the purpose of altering size and use will be reviewed.