Basically, it’s the episode of Family Guy when, Joe the local policeman takes over... then the Sheriff takes over... then the Feds... then a local road crossing safety officer brings the big guns.
my town has a state road going right through our 19th century CBD. it really makes it difficult to plan -- so often the answer to a good idea is "the state won't allow it". ugh.
Australia is much simpler Federal State/Territory (states have some influence over other territories that they have been assigned to, such as SA has influence over NT) Metropolitain City Councils (this is the same as cities but it's also a little different, cities have jurisdiction over smaller towns and sometimes seats are given to whatever town will accept it forming a city structure over a great distance rather than having them fight for resources as individuals) Suburbs/towns this is where it get's simpler, city councils rule over the suburbs but they are organised much better than saying "300 miles to the next city" where in those 300 miles it's just the same city
Hate to nitpick, but your thumbnail shows regional governments being above state governments, while in the video it was the other way around. (Just kidding; I love to nitpick.)
0:37 the federal government has no respect for the tenth amendment. Their main justification for new federal laws is the international/interstate commerce even if it has little if anything to do with commerce. Granted, it rarely intervenes in city planning.
Airport districts, cemetery districts, fire protection districts... shrimp soup, shrimp stew, shrimp salad... shrimp districts. That’s about it.
Solid Forrest Gump reference -- I should've thought of it!
This dude is gonna get a lot of subscribers really quick if you continue to upload frequent
Christopher Knuth They both are uploading more which is why they both have many subscribers.
Who are you talking about
You should do a video on the boroughs of NYC in relation to this.
Yeah, the 4 'outer' boroughs we're cities before getting incorporated into NYC.
You missed the Native American reservation that plays a role too
I'd love to see a video that dives more into "Urban Renewal." Why did it have a supposedly negative outcome?
JAXONcreed Here's part of the reason.
iqc.ou.edu/urbanchange/
@@zoepentaleri hey thanks for that link, very hepful indeed :)
0:27 Federal
1:42 State
2:11 Regional
3:12 Local
3:50 Special Districts
Basically, it’s the episode of Family Guy when,
Joe the local policeman takes over...
then the Sheriff takes over...
then the Feds...
then a local road crossing safety officer brings the big guns.
What exactly are "Veteran Memorial Districts"?
What about tribal governments?
my town has a state road going right through our 19th century CBD. it really makes it difficult to plan -- so often the answer to a good idea is "the state won't allow it". ugh.
Australia is much simpler
Federal
State/Territory (states have some influence over other territories that they have been assigned to, such as SA has influence over NT)
Metropolitain
City Councils (this is the same as cities but it's also a little different, cities have jurisdiction over smaller towns and sometimes seats are given to whatever town will accept it forming a city structure over a great distance rather than having them fight for resources as individuals)
Suburbs/towns this is where it get's simpler, city councils rule over the suburbs but they are organised much better than saying "300 miles to the next city" where in those 300 miles it's just the same city
Love your videos and would really enjoy to see one on the effects smart growth can have on non-metro towns of 10,000-20,000 residents!
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Very nice video! Thank you for explaining this topic so clearly and concisely.
How do you find out what special districts you are located in?
What a wealth of knowledge i must say. Great information.
Only some of those district type are in cities skyline
Thank you for your videos!
Hate to nitpick, but your thumbnail shows regional governments being above state governments, while in the video it was the other way around. (Just kidding; I love to nitpick.)
0:37 the federal government has no respect for the tenth amendment. Their main justification for new federal laws is the international/interstate commerce even if it has little if anything to do with commerce. Granted, it rarely intervenes in city planning.