Aesthetic plan definition

Aesthetic plan means any publicly available written resolution, regulation, policy, site plan, or approved plat establishing generally applicable aesthetic requirements within the authority or designated area within the authority. An aesthetic plan may include a provision that limits the plan's application to construction or deployment that occurs after adoption of the aesthetic plan. For purposes of this part, such a limitation is not discriminatory as long as all construction or deployment occurring after adoption, regardless of the entity constructing or deploying, is subject to the aesthetic plan;
Aesthetic plan means a publicly available written resolution, regulation, policy, site plan, or approved plat that:

Examples of Aesthetic plan in a sentence

  • Commissioner Baker stated he can see the importance of having a third party complete this type of study.

Related to Aesthetic plan

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