Conditional zoning definition
Conditional zoning means, as part of classifying land within a locality into areas and districts by
Conditional zoning means, as part of classifying land within a locality into areas and districts by legislative action, the allowing of reasonable conditions governing the use of such property, such conditions being in addition to, or modification of the regulations provided for a particular zoning district or zone by the overall zoning ordinance.
Conditional zoning. 15 means a legislative zoning map amendment with site specific conditions incorporated into the zoning map amendment.
Examples of Conditional zoning in a sentence
Id. Conditional zoning is a device employed to bring some flexibility to an otherwise rigid system of control.
Conditional zoning allows municipalities and developers essentially to negotiate the terms of a development.
Owner and Developer have petitioned the City to rezone the Property from the Manufactured Housing zoning district (“MH”) to a Residential-6 Conditional zoning district (“R-6-CU”) (said zoning petition being referred to herein as “Z-38-22”).
Conditional zoning is upheld where even though there is no express promise by the municipality to rezone, but based upon conditions agreed to by the developer, the municipality does rezone to allow the proposed development, based on those conditions.
More Definitions of Conditional zoning
Conditional zoning means a zoning map amendment with site specific