Land Development Regulations Sample Clauses

Land Development Regulations. Until the operative date of this Agreement, all filed or existing development applications in the area that have been determined to be complete will be processed by Multnomah County. Washington County delegates to Multnomah County or its designee the authority to administer the State Building Code in the form currently adopted by the City of Portland, in accordance with Intergovernmental Agreement for the Transition of Building Permit Services between Multnomah County and the City of Portland, originally dated June 23, 1986. This delegation of authority applies to all pending development requests, including permit issuance and inspections, subsequent to the transfer. The authority to administer the State Building Code for the properties in Area 93 will expire upon final inspection and/or occupancy issuance for permits for these properties or two (2) years from the operative date of this Agreement, whichever is less. Multnomah County agrees to transfer land development records including but not limited to development review case files and final building permit approvals to Washington County. Building permit records on file at the City of Portland will remain with the city and be available upon request. Conditions of approval required by Multnomah County will continue to apply in Area 93 after the operative date of the boundary change unless otherwise modified by Washington County. All incomplete applications will be returned to applicants as of the operative date of the boundary change. From that point on, all land development applications will be directed to Washington County.
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Land Development Regulations. Ordinances and regulations enacted by the Town for the regulation of any aspect of development and includes zoning, subdivision, or any other land development ordinances, including but not limited the Town of Xxxxx Springs Unified Development Ordinance (“UDO”).
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Land Development Regulations. CLERMONT and the COUNTY shall work together to compare their respective Land Development Regulations, and where there are inconsistent regulations; work towards eliminating such inconsistency, to the extent possible. When regulations are inconsistent, CLERMONT and the COUNTY shall strive to jointly amend the regulations with a goal to eliminate unnecessary conflict. CLERMONT and the COUNTY recognize there may be regulations that a party cannot amend for purposes of consistency due to factors beyond the party’s control, for example, consumptive use permit requirements. It is estimated that this process shall take up to thirty-six (36) months, at which time elected representatives from CLERMONT and the COUNTY shall meet to review the progress that has been made.
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Land Development Regulations. Ordinance Number , attached hereto as Exhibit “D”, of the Town of Hilton Head Island, including but not limited to (a) this Development Agreement, (b) the Conceptual Master Plan of Shelter Cove Mall Redevelopment dated May 18, 2012, prepared by Wood & Partners, LLC, (c) the Shelter Cove Mall Redevelopment Conceptual Land Use Plan dated May 18, 2012, prepared by Wood & Partners, LLC, (d) the Zoning Map Amendment, (e) Modifications to the Town of Hilton Head Island Land Management Ordinance (applicable only to the Shelter Cove Mall Tract), (f) the Town of Hilton Head Island LMO, as currently in effect, (g) proposed Ordinance No. 2012-19 relative to the Zoning Map Amendment entitled “An Ordinance to Amend Title 16 of the Municipal Code of the Town of Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, by Amending Section 16-4-102, The Official Zoning Map and The Palmetto Dunes Resort Master Plan With Respect to the Certain Parcels Identified as Parcel 26, on Beaufort County Tax Map #12B, and a 9.3 Acre Portion of Parcel 12 on Beaufort County Tax Map #12C, within the Palmetto Dunes Resort Master Plan Under the PD-1 Planned Development Mixed Use District, to Amend the Uses and Associated Density for Parcel 26, Tax Map #12B to 295,000 Square Feet of Commercial Uses, Excluding Uses Listed in LMO 16-4-209, But Permitting Liquor Store and Gas Sales, Community Park and 76 Multi-Family Dwelling Units; and the Portion of Parcel 12, Tax Map #12C to 134 Multi-Family Dwelling Units and Community Park; and Providing for Severability and an Effective Date”, and (except as otherwise provided herein) (h) any other Ordinances and/or Regulations enacted by the Town specifically and exclusively pertaining to the regulation of any aspect of the redevelopment of the Mall Tract as approved by the Administrator or other LMO Official under the applicable provisions of the LMO, and (i) Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions Running With Certain Land of Greenwood Development Corporation in Beaufort County, South Carolina, and Provisions For Membership in the Shelter Cove Harbour Company, Inc., a South Carolina Non- Profit Corporation, recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds for Beaufort County, South Carolina, in Book 342 at Page 1726, as amended.
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Land Development Regulations. The Land Development Regulations or standards of the City, as applicable at the time of development of the Project or any portion thereof.
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Land Development Regulations. Notwithstanding anything contained in this Agreement to the contrary, the City does not, by this Agreement, abrogate any right it may have to grant or deny any particular land development regulatory approval, zoning classification, or any other applicable permit or regulatory approval.
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