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Incentivize private property owners to install green infrastructure through zoning or other mechanisms.

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Hazards
Flooding – General
Assets
Property
Focus of action
Land Use Practice

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  • Clockwise from top left: Clint McKoy (2019), Adam Kring (2019), Alex Durham (2019), Wes Hicks (2018)

    • Charleston, South Carolina - All Hazards Vulnerability & Risk Assessment
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  • Clockwise from top: Town of Cary Town of Chapel Hill David Hunt, Orange County City of Durham Higgins Spooner, “Downtown Raleigh NC at night” (2018)

    • Triangle Region, NC Regional Resilience Assessment
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