Growth policy definition
Growth policy means a document or any portion thereof adopted by the town council which shall guide the town in terms of project review and growth within the town limits.
Growth policy means a comprehensive development plan, master plan, or comprehensive plan that was adopted pursuant to this chapter before October 1, 1999, or a policy that was adopted pursuant to this chapter on or after October 1, 1999.
Growth policy means a comprehensive development plan, master plan, or comprehensive
Examples of Growth policy in a sentence
This column will be completed with the relevant activity category (i.e., relationship to regional transit, further planning to support regional mobility hub implementation strategy, Smart Growth policy implementation, smart growth equity, partnerships (if applicable), and sustainability).
New York State’s Smart Growth policy was adopted by amendment to the State Highway Law and is intended to minimize the “unnecessary cost of sprawl development.” It requires public infrastructure projects to undergo a consistency evaluation and attestation using established Smart Growth Infrastructure Criteria.
Test-IT was announced by the Prime Minister in the Investing for Growth policy statement, in December 1997.
More Definitions of Growth policy
Growth policy means a policy adopted pursuant to Title 76, chapter 1.
Growth policy means the City of Libby Growth Policy adopted pursuant to 76-1- 601, Montana Code Annotated (MCA).
Growth policy means a document adopted under Title 76, chapter 1, part 6, MCA.
Growth policy means a master plan adopted pursuant to chapter 1 of this title that meets the requirements of [section 6].
Growth policy means the growth policy of the City adopted pursuant to Title 76, Chapter 1, M.C.A. in 2003 by the Council, as amended from time to time.
Growth policy means the BSB Growth Policy adopted by resolution of the BSB Council of Commissioners prior to the Effective Date and any amendments thereto.