Planning Code Section 101 Sample Clauses

Planning Code Section 101. 1(b). The General Plan Priority Policy Findings of Planning Code Section 101.1 as set forth in Motion No. 18883 apply to this Motion, and are incorporated as though fully set forth herein.
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