*■' The referendum is not unconstitutional. Legislative power is not " dele-
gated," but takes effect under certain conditions. People v. Simon, 17G 111.
1G5. Legislature may amend act without a second referendum. Brooke v. Glos,
243 111. 392. And to the same effect is Waugh v. Glos, 246 111. 604, and Mihalili
V. Glos, 247 111. 597, and Culver v. Waters, 248 111. 163. _ Illinois act is not
unconstitutional as local law because only yet adopted by Cook County. Tower
V. Glos, 256 111. 121.
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NATIONAL LAND -USE PLANNING COMMITTEE

AND

NATIONAL ADVISORY AND LEGISLATIVE
COMMITTEE ON LAND USE



Washington, D.C. + April 1933



THE PROBLEMS OF "SUBMARGINAL"

AREAS, AND DESIRABLE ADJUSTMENTS

WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO

PUBLIC ACQUISITION OF LAND



Publication No. 6



United States

Government Printing Office

Washington : 1933



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Publications previously issued by the National Land-Use
Planning Committee and the National Advisory and Legis-
lative Committee on Land Use :

No. 1. Resolution with Reference to tlie Relationship of Urban

Unemployment to Land Utilization and Settlement.
( Mimeographed. )
No. 2. Organization and Objectives of the National Land-Use

Planning Committee and the National Advisory and

Legislative Committee on Land Use. (Mimeographed.)
No. 3. Suggested Principles of State Legislation Relating to the

U?e of Underground. Waters. (Mimeographed.)
No. 4. Conservation of the Grazing Resources of the Remaining

Public Domain. (Mimeographed.)
No. 5. First Annual Report of the National Land-Use Planning

Committee. (Mimeographed.)

Copies of these publications may be obtained from the
Executive Secretary, National Land-Use Planning Commit-
tee, United States Department of Agriculture, Washington,
D.C.
