Land Use Permits. 4.4.1 Issuance of Permits Manitoba will, within three (3) months of receipt of a request by Council Resolution, issue general Land Use Permits to the Land Corporation for Selected Lands, subject to the following conditions:
a. the Land Corporation is constituted in accordance with this Agreement;
b. the Corporate Trustee has confirmed that the Declaration has been duly executed and the endorsed share certificate, referred to therein, has been received; and,
c. the use of the Selected Lands shall be subject to all applicable laws of Manitoba.
Land Use Permits. 4.4.1 Issuance of Permits
Land Use Permits. 4.4.1 Issuance of Permits
a) the Land Corporation is constituted in accordance with this Agreement;
b) the Corporate Trustee has confirmed that the Declaration has been duly executed and the endorsed share certificate, referred to therein, has been received; and,
c) the use of the Selected Lands shall be subject to all applicable laws of Manitoba.
Land Use Permits. Where Fox Lake proposes developing the Kettle River Site, the Angling Lake Site or the Sundance Site prior to the transfer of the parcel in accordance with Article 5, Manitoba will, as soon as reasonably practicable following receipt of a written request by Fox Lake, issue a land use permit to the Land Corporation for the parcel which Fox Lake proposes developing substantially in the form attached as Schedule 5.3.
Land Use Permits. 34 5.5 KETTLE RIVER SITE 34 5.6 ANGLING LAKE SITE 35 5.7 KETTLE CRESCENT SITE 35
Land Use Permits. 1. Cell Towers and other Commercial Interests. Numerous utilities hold existing permits within Department Right–of-Way (ROW). The Concessionaire shall abide by the requirements of those permits. Any new Land Use Permit request or any other type of requests to place equipment on, in or through any Department owned asset or within, over, or under Department owned ROW received by the Concessionaire will be forwarded to the Department’s District Land Use Office for an appropriate review.
2. The Department’s Criminal History Records Check Policy (DPM 1-25) shall be followed, which may require background checks for those entities placing equipment on designated Critical Infrastructure and therefore needing access to said equipment.
3. Utilities through existing assets
a. Level 3 Communications and AT&T have cables through the ERTMT. Cox and Verizon have cable through ERTDT.
Land Use Permits. Prepare applications and necessary materials for land use and/or environmental permits. Permits may address land−use, storm water and right−of−way work necessary to complete the project. Provide support services necessary to obtain local, state and federal permits. This will include attending meetings, hearings, and land−use review sessions necessary for approval.
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Land Use Permits at the District Level554 Once the land for a project has been acquired, the site permit ceases to play a direct role in determining land use. Other government agencies regulating specific aspect of land use take over. The most important permits at this stage are:
(1) The land clearance permit (izin pematangan lahan), allowing land owners to clear land in preparation for its intended use; issued by the Xxxx Xxxxx section of the Public Work Service (Dinas Pekerjaan Umum);
(2) A recommendation regarding flood containment (Xxxx Banjir) issued by the Water Management Service (Dinas Pengairan);
(3) The land use allocation permit (izin peruntukan penggunaan tanah/IPPT), issued by the City Planning Service (Dinas Tata Kota), which allows land owners to use land for its intended purpose in compliance with existing detailed planning and zoning regulations;
(4) The construction permit (izin mendirikan bangunan/IMB), which ensures that buildings shall be constructed according to the prevailing building codes, issued by the Building Service (Dinas Bangunan). In order to obtain the IPPT and IMB in particular, applicants must first acquire a number of other recommendations related to land use and zoning regulations, such as a directive on land use (fatwa tata guna tanah) issued by the District Branch Office of the NLA (Xxxxxx Pertanahan) and site plan approval (advies planning) issued by the City Planning Service. Given their non-binding nature, these two are typical “recommendations on spatial use” (pengarahan pemanfaatan ruang) or investment location (arahan lokasi investasi) as mentioned in the SPL 1992 (Art. 22 par(3c)). The SPL 2007, on the other hand, only mentions zoning, licensing, incentives and disincentives, and the use of legal sanctions as instruments available to the government to control spatial use (Art. 35). However, the use of “recommendations on spatial use or investment location” has been used none the less. In this manner each step in the process of gaining permission for land use seems to be closely monitored by the district government by means of permits and recommendations. 554 This section describes the situation as it is in Bandung Municipality. The Bandung Municipal Government uses 28 permits to control business or investment initiatives. Only a few relate to land acquisition and land use. Other municipals or districts may have a different number and perhaps kind of permits. Certainly after 1999, districts enjoyed greater freedom in regulating ...
Land Use Permits. “Land Use Permits” refers to permits described as Administrative and Quasi-Judicial Decisions or Type B and C permits in Shoreline Municipal Code (SMC) 20.30.050 and 20.30.060.
