Identified Land definition

Identified Land means any piece or parcel of protected land identified in any such notification referred to in (a) above as is relevant for the time being for the purposes of this sub-paragraph (2) as being included in that notification, not being, or being part of, a piece or parcel of land which has previously been the subject of a transfer under paragraph 7 of Condition K;

Identified Land means any piece or parcel of protected land identified in any such notification referred to in (a) above as is relevant for the time being for the purposes of this subparagraph (2) as being included in that notification;

Identified Land means private land that is

Examples of Identified Land in a sentence

• Efficient Accommodation of Identified Land Needs—Efficient accommodation of ur- ban land needs in this area is constrained by topography.

• The project is an identified land use pursuant to HAR §13-5-22, Identified Land Uses in the Resource Subzone, R-3 ASTRONOMY FACILITIES, (D-1) Astronomy facilities under an approved management plan.

• Efficient Accommodation of Identified Land Needs—The lands west of Dark Hollow are flat and the agricultural lands could accommodate urban lands use efficiently.

• Efficient Accommodation of Identified Land Needs- Inclusion of the area will promote the City‘s goal of developing in an approximate centric pattern near the urban core as the best means to afford all neighborhoods — existing and future — the most direct and convenient access to the Downtown core.

• Efficient Accommodation of Identified Land Needs—The Judy Way exception lands are very small parcels which would make redevelopment unlikely and this would come at the expense of attempting to extend urban boundaries right up the existing orchard operations and would therefore result in little or no yield to meet identified urban land needs over time, especially if adequate buffers were to be placed from the high value agricultural activities.

• I think that is why we have had such hot debates in this place with regard to NAFTA challenges and particularly matters where dispute settlement resolution has not seemed to work.The key issue in article 1110 is the meaning of the term “tantamount to expropriation”.

• Efficient Accommodation of Identified Land Needs—The resource designated land is very steep and would be difficult to accommodate any urbanization efficiently, espe- cially because adjacent land within the existing UGB has been slow to develop and may never develop because of its steep topography; the resource lands are not well situated to meet identified urban land needs.

• Efficient Accommodation of Identified Land Needs- CP-4D will accommodate the City‘s identified park land needs and non-motorized transportation facility needs.

• Efficient Accommodation of Identified Land Needs—Efficient accommodation of identified land needs in this area would be challenging because of the configuration of the area.

• Efficient Accommodation of Identified Land Needs—This area is generally flat and there are no known constraints to reasonably efficient urbanization.