Notice and Opportunity to Provide Input Sample Clauses

Notice and Opportunity to Provide Input. Since the Corridor Management Plan is a joint cooperative effort between the Kansas Department of Transportation and communities along the corridor to create a vision for development of that Corridor and provide a guide to development decisions made by each community within that Corridor, all parties with an interest in potential development along the Corridor should be afforded an grant a variance to area and setback regulations applicable to that , Kansas on , and property. The grant of a variance from district restrictions, such as County, Kansas on , , opportunity to provide input on that decision-making process during the requisite application and consideration procedures parking requirements and impervious cover requirements, may be an effective way to allow an important development proposal to proceed with minor modifications that keep it out of necessary rights-of-way and behind setback lines. At the same time, the grant of some variances could adversely impact the recommendations of the Plan. Therefore, it is recommended that the board of zoning appeals consult the Corridor Management Plan, as incorporated into its comprehensive plan, when considering any request for a variance to ensure that the variance decision supports the recommendations of the Plan. In addition, if the variance proposed is determined to have the potential of adversely impacting the Corridor, copies of the application, along with the staff report, should be provided to KDOT for input, at the same time any other affected party is provided notice of the hearing on the application. Jurisdiction: Local.
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