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Issue 01 · North Carolina & FederalPublished October 7, 2026Free to browse
October 2026 edition
First compiled edition: North Carolina notice statutes, federal notice decisions, a transportation regulation, and published public-participation reading. Source records were reviewed on October 7, 2026. Full texts remain with their original publishers.
Compilation: ParcelNotice · Source review: October 7, 2026 · 9 credited sources. This is a dated publication; source websites may change after publication.
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North Carolina · Statute
Notice of hearing on proposed zoning map amendments
N.C. G.S. 160D-602 North Carolina General Assembly Online statute checked October 7, 2026
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Publication context
North Carolina zoning map amendments. The source includes subsections (a) through (e), including exceptions and a repealed subsection.
In the source
Mailed notice
Large-scale zoning map amendments
Posted notice
Optional communication requirements
Format & access
Official HTML statute. Free to read at the source. The full document opens in a new tab.
Credit & reuse
Legislative text is public domain in the United States under the government edicts doctrine. This listing links to the legislature’s original text; it includes no commercial annotations.
Source checked October 7, 2026. Read the complete original for context, qualifications, and later changes.
339 U.S. 306 (1950) Supreme Court of the United States · Justice Robert H. Jackson, opinion of the Court Decided April 24, 1950
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Publication context
A New York common trust fund proceeding. The link opens at report page 314; the complete document includes the Court’s opinion and separate opinion. Read the full decision for its facts and scope.
In the source
Due process
Notice by publication
Trust proceedings
Format & access
United States Reports · PDF. Free to read at the source. The full document opens in a new tab.
Credit & reuse
Judicial opinion in the U.S. public domain. Official report supplied by the U.S. Government Publishing Office. No publisher headnotes or summaries reproduced.
Source checked October 7, 2026. Read the complete original for context, qualifications, and later changes.
N.C. G.S. 160D-406 North Carolina General Assembly Online statute checked October 7, 2026
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Publication context
North Carolina local planning and development proceedings. The source provides the full section, including its procedures and amendment history.
In the source
Notice of hearing — subsection (b)
Decisions — subsection (j)
Judicial review — subsection (k)
Format & access
Official HTML statute. Free to read at the source. The full document opens in a new tab.
Credit & reuse
Legislative text is public domain in the United States under the government edicts doctrine. This listing links to the legislature’s original text; it includes no commercial annotations.
Source checked October 7, 2026. Read the complete original for context, qualifications, and later changes.
547 U.S. 220 (2006) Supreme Court of the United States · Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr., opinion of the Court Decided April 26, 2006
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Publication context
An Arkansas tax-sale dispute. The link opens at report page 225. The complete report includes the Court’s opinion and the dissent; both remain available in the original document.
In the source
Tax-sale notice
Returned mail
Due process
Format & access
United States Reports · PDF. Free to read at the source. The full document opens in a new tab.
Credit & reuse
Judicial opinion in the U.S. public domain. Official report supplied by the U.S. Government Publishing Office. No publisher headnotes or summaries reproduced.
Source checked October 7, 2026. Read the complete original for context, qualifications, and later changes.
Procedure for adopting, amending, or repealing development regulations
N.C. G.S. 160D-601 North Carolina General Assembly Online statute checked October 7, 2026
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Publication context
North Carolina development regulation procedures. The full source includes additional provisions and legislative amendment citations beyond the notice subsections.
In the source
Hearing with published notice — subsection (a)
Notice to military bases — subsection (b)
Development regulations
Format & access
Official HTML statute. Free to read at the source. The full document opens in a new tab.
Credit & reuse
Legislative text is public domain in the United States under the government edicts doctrine. This listing links to the legislature’s original text; it includes no commercial annotations.
Source checked October 7, 2026. Read the complete original for context, qualifications, and later changes.
462 U.S. 791 (1983) Supreme Court of the United States · Justice Thurgood Marshall, opinion of the Court Decided June 22, 1983
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Publication context
An Indiana tax-sale dispute involving a mortgagee. The link opens at report page 798; the complete report includes the opinion of the Court and the dissent.
In the source
Mortgage interests
Tax-sale proceedings
Mailed and published notice
Format & access
United States Reports · PDF. Free to read at the source. The full document opens in a new tab.
Credit & reuse
Judicial opinion in the U.S. public domain. Official report supplied by the U.S. Government Publishing Office. No publisher headnotes or summaries reproduced.
Source checked October 7, 2026. Read the complete original for context, qualifications, and later changes.
Interested parties, participation, and consultation
23 CFR 450.316 Federal Highway Administration and Federal Transit Administration · eCFR, Office of the Federal Register / GPO Checked October 7, 2026 · eCFR displayed currency through October 5, 2026
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Publication context
Federal metropolitan transportation planning regulations. The source provides the full section and tools for viewing earlier versions, amendments, and the published CFR edition.
In the source
Metropolitan transportation planning
Participation plans
Public notice and access to information
Format & access
eCFR HTML · authoritative but unofficial edition. Free to read at the source. The full document opens in a new tab.
Credit & reuse
Federal regulatory text is public domain in the United States. This listing links to the original eCFR source.
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Public Roads, volume 87, no. 1 · Spring 2023, pages 18–22 Mack Frost and Anthony Boutros · Federal Highway Administration Spring 2023 · Historical publication
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Publication context
An archived article in FHWA’s Public Roads magazine. The source record opens the complete issue and supplies publication metadata. This is a historical article, not a statement of current requirements.
In the source
Public involvement
Participation barriers
Virtual engagement
Format & access
Magazine article · full issue PDF via National Transportation Library. Free to read at the source. The full document opens in a new tab.
Credit & reuse
FHWA expressly permits reprinting Public Roads article text with attribution. Images have separate rights and are not reproduced here. This record links to the original publication. Publisher’s text-reuse policy.
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State Transportation Improvement Program Public Engagement
FHWA PlanWorks case study · North Carolina Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration · PlanWorks 2019 · Historical case study
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Publication context
A published record of NCDOT’s public engagement process. The original includes an executive summary, the agency’s challenge, and its approach. It is presented as a case-study reading link, not as legal authority.
In the source
NCDOT public outreach
2018–2027 State Transportation Improvement Program
Online participation
Format & access
Agency case study · HTML. Free to read at the source. The full document opens in a new tab.
Credit & reuse
Link only. Article text and images are not reproduced or relicensed by ParcelNotice. Free online access does not itself establish an open license.
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