Land Use and Zoning. Upon Annexation of the Property, and until the adoption by the City Commission of the City’s Comprehensive Plan and zoning district for the Property, the Comprehensive Plan (including future land use) and zoning ordinances and regulations shall remain in full force and effect for the Property, and shall be enforced by the City. The City shall adopt the future land use designation and zoning district for the Property that most closely approximate to the current Nassau County future land use designation and zoning district for the Property regarding allowable uses and development standards.
Land Use and Zoning. This chapter will provide a regulatory framework for land use and zoning, including housing, desired mix of uses, intensity (as well as available incentives for market rate and affordable housing), height, setbacks, and other development standards such as building frontages, and parking. ► Mobility. This chapter will provide the access, circulation, mobility, and transit framework, to facilitate movement within and through the area, including new streets and connections, complete streets improvements, shuttle services, and pedestrian and bikeway connections and improvements. ► Public Realm Improvements. This chapter will identify specific strategies to support more fine grain placemaking improvements within each of the Plan’s focus areas, including open space, public realm, and streetscape improvements, potential paseo connections to Main Street, urban greening, wayfinding and signage, and district branding. ► Infrastructure and Utilities. This chapter will provide guidance for infrastructure and utilities improvements, including identifying enhancements, changes and additions to the Basic Infrastructure Program appropriate to and supportive of changes in the development scenario reflected in the Plan. ► Implementation. This chapter includes implementation actions, responsibilities, and associated timeframes to support public and private investment within the Plan Area, including agency action items, assessment districts, and/ or impact fee development. It will also describe the process for subsequent project review and SECTION I // PROPOSED SOLUTIONS streamlining, based on the Specific Plan EIR scope and analysis. BAE will identify potential funding sources for public improvements identified in the Plan Area (e.g., infra- structure and community facilities) and prepare a funding source matrix that identifies one or more potential funding sources for each category of improve- ments. BAE will also identify actions that the City should implement or coordinate to execute the financ- ing strategy. For example, this may include, but shall not be limited to, actions such as adoption of a Plan Area public improvements fee; establishment of a financing district; establishing policies for reimbursement agree- ments for developers who install infrastructure that is more than necessary to serve their own properties, etc. Ascent and City staff will provide BAE with a listing of public improvements identified in the Plan, grouped by type of improvement (e.g., utilities...
Land Use and Zoning. 4.1 Future Land Use Map (XXXX) - The XXXX designation for the Property set forth in the City's Comprehensive Plan is Mixed Use. This PUD Agreement and redevelopment of the site as set forth herein is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan.
Land Use and Zoning. 6.1. The Parish and Mandeville may mutually agree to develop regulatory ordinances to manage growth areas. These ordinances may include but are not limited to land use, zoning, project design, drainage, traffic, and transportation infrastructure, plus other regulatory functions.
6.2. The Parish and Mandeville agree that, upon the annexation of undeveloped property, the more restrictive drainage and/or traffic impact regulations of either Parish or Mandeville shall be applicable to such annexed property for two (2) years after the municipal ordinance annexing the property into Mandeville.
6.3. If the Parish and Mandeville agree that different regulations than either the Parish’s or Mandeville’s should apply to property that is the subject of the annexation, modifications to the applicable regulations may be made upon the written concurrence of the Engineering Departments of the Parish and Mandeville.
6.4. The Parish and Mandeville agree to cooperate in the review and approval of any drainage plans and/or traffic impact analysis, in order to insure the least amount of adverse drainage and traffic impacts on surrounding areas and to existing and future drainage and traffic infrastructure.
6.5. Pursuant to the dictates and intent of La. R.S. 33:172(A)(1)(e), upon application of Mandeville, the Parish may concur with the change in zoning, and if agreed to, the annexed immovable property shall be subject to this Agreement in regard to the division of Sales Tax proceeds. (Please refer to Section 4.6 of this Agreement as to the manner in which STD#3 proceeds shall be divided if the Parish does not concur and the annexed immovable property is not subject to this agreement). Any request by Mandeville for a zoning classification that permits more intense commercial or industrial land use than the zoning classification adopted for the property by the Parish prior to the annexation shall be sent to the Parish’s designee by certified mail, return receipt requested. If the Parish does not respond to the request within sixty (60) days of receipt of the request, it shall be deemed approved by the Parish. This shall not apply to immovable property that is surrounded at least ninety percent (90%) by Mandeville.
6.6. Once a conceptual development plan and a PD or PUD zoning classification are established for a property, as provided above, further zoning actions consistent with that plan and classification shall not require Parish approval.
Land Use and Zoning. Designations in the Town of Xxxxx Park. The Town intends to recognize and carry forward the zoning districts and certain development standards of the Xxxxx Valley Development Code via preparation and adoption of the Town of Xxxxx Park Development Code. It is anticipated that the Town of Xxxxx Park Development Code’s original adoption will in content be substantially similar to the Town-applicable provisions of the Xxxxx Valley Development Code as it exists at the time of adoption of this Intergovernmental Agreement, provided that the Town of Xxxxx Park Development Code may include appropriate amendments and modifications for clarity and reconciliation of non-harmonious Code sections, or may include changes as deemed appropriate in response to specific land-use requests on behalf of property owners. It is further anticipated that upon adoption of a new Comprehensive Plan, a rewritten Town of Xxxxx Park Development Code that conforms to guidance in the Plan will be prepared and adopted by the Town.
Land Use and Zoning. Each lot shall:
A. Contain a minimum of 10,000 square feet.
B. Have a minimum building set back line from each street any part of it faces of 20 feet and garage set back of 30 feet; provided, that any garage within Phase 1 of the Subdivision which does not have a garage set back of a minimum of 30 feet as of the date of adoption of these Restated Covenants shall be permitted as it currently exists for so long as it exists in such present form, but it must meet the foregoing garage setback if the garage is rebuilt. (Exterior side set back on corner lots to be a minimum of 20 feet.)
C. Have a minimum set back line of 7 feet.
D. Have a minimum rear set back line of 25 feet.
E. Have a minimum of 60 feet width at the building set back lines.
F. Be used exclusively for detached single family homes, except those tracts of land designated as "common areas".
G. Otherwise conform to the zoning requirements for R-1, as defined by the City of Bentonville Zoning Code as it now exists.
H. Remain one lot and shall not be divided into more than one lot.
Land Use and Zoning. If the existing land use and 20ning applicable to the Property does not permit the development and construction of the Project, Purchaser shall have the right, at its expense, to seek re-zoning of the Property in Seller's name, to permit the use, development, and construction of the Project aforesaid (the Rezoning Approval) Seller hereby agrees to give Purchaser its full and timely cooperation, and, if required by the Governmental Authorities, upon reasonable notice, to: (i) join in execution of the re-zoning application; and (ii) attend any governmental meetings or hearings required by the Governmental Authorities and requested by Purchaser with respect to facilitating the re-zoning. Purchaser agrees: (a) to begin preparing the application for any necessary Rezoning Approval as soon as Purchaser can obtain verifiable engineering data for such application; (b) to pursue the Rezoning Approval diligently; and (c) not to unreasonably delay such application for any reason within Purchaser's control.
Land Use and Zoning. Land use and zoning decisions made in the City’s General Plan play an important role in the physical growth and development of a community. Incorporating wildfire resilience into local planning efforts by adopting and enforcing wildfire-specific building codes in areas of high wildfire hazard through land use and zoning regulations can reduce the impacts of wildland fire to the City. The current City of Santa Xxxx General Plan 2035 was adopted in 2009; however, in 2019 the City began a multi-year process to update its General Plan, known as Santa Xxxx 2050. In the current General Plan, the definition of Land Use is the “The occupation or utilization of land or water area for any human activity or any purpose defined in the General Plan”. Within the City’s WUI Fire Area, the existing General Plan identifies properties as Very Low and Low Density Residential as the required housing density requirement, with a considerably smaller number of properties identified as Medium Density Residential, Office, Business, Light Industry, Public/Institutional, and Open Space. These requirements include unincorporated enclaves of the County surrounded by City lands. Table 5 provides the number of properties within each Land Use Category based on the Parcel Assessor GIS data. Table 5 Number of Properties within Each Land Use Category * Low Residential 5,500 56.79% Very Low Residential 3,728 38.49% Medium Density Residential 116 1.20% No Classification Shown (vacant) 91 0.94% Retail & Business Services 80 0.83% Parks and Recreation 66 0.68% Office 38 0.39% Public/Institutional 29 0.30% Open Space 10 0.10% Retail/Medium Residential 10 0.10% Multiple 8 0.08% Business Park 6 0.06% Light Industry 3 0.03% Total Number of Parcels 9,685 100.00% *City of Santa Xxxx Assessor’s data Zoning is more detailed than Land Use and outlines a property’s specific allowable use and establishes regulations governing the use, placement, spacing, and size of buildings, open spaces and other facilities. The City outlines zoning requirements through the designation of Zoning Districts in the General Plan 2035. The Zoning District designates the majority of properties within the WUI Fire Area as Planned Development, Single-Family Residential and Rural Residential. A much smaller percentage of properties are designated as Multi-Family Residential, County Rural Residential and Commercial, Open Space, and Public/Institutional. The City zoning codes provide specific requirements for development of proper...
Land Use and Zoning. Outlines land use categories, zoning regulations, and development guidelines to optimize land utilization and meet the envisioned objectives.
Land Use and Zoning. Purchaser acknowledges and agrees that the ------------------- Property is presently classified Agricultural under the State Land Use Laws, is designated Light Industrial under the County Wailuku-Kahului Community Plan and is zoned "Interim". Purchaser shall be responsible for obtaining at Purchaser's sole cost and expense all necessary State land use classifications, County community plan designations and County zoning to permit for the development of the Property into a Single-Family Residential subdivision. Upon the execution of this Agreement, Seller agrees to join in or authorize Purchaser in the filing of any petitions or applications necessary to permit Purchaser to proceed with obtaining all land entitlements required. To that end, Purchaser shall be responsible for any and all cost incurred, including, but not limited to, any and all fees and costs for planning consultants, engineering, architectural, attorneys, market consultants, appraisals, assessments, dedications, impact fees and other governmental requirements imposed in connection therewith, to the extent that the same is necessary. Prior to closing, Seller shall have the right to review and approve any such petition or application, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. p
