Joint Planning Area Sample Clauses

Joint Planning Area. The Towns have identified certain undeveloped and developed areas which, when developed or redeveloped, will have an impact on both the Town of Merton and the Town of Oconomowoc (Exhibit C). These areas are referenced as the Joint Planning Area (“JPA”). This Plan addresses how this JPA will be governed by the Towns.
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Joint Planning Area. The Town of Merton and the Town of Oconomowoc have identified an area encompassing a portion of both Towns, which when developed or redeveloped will have an impact upon both the Town of Merton and the Town of Oconomowoc. These areas, combined, are referenced as the Joint Planning Area (“JPA”). The Towns agree to cooperate on matters relating to the comprehensive land use plans for the territory located within the JPA as shown on Exhibit C.
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Joint Planning Area. “JPA”). The following additional finding is intended to satisfy the requirements of Section 171.204(2), Florida Statutes: The unincorporated area as depicted on Map 1 is established as a Joint Planning Area (“JPA”) and is anticipated for municipal annexation because it is “urban in character” as that term is defined by Section 171.031(8), Florida Statutes.
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