Incentive district definition

Incentive district means an area not more than three hundred acres in size enclosed by a continuous boundary in which a project is being, or will be, undertaken and having one or more of the following distress characteristics:
Incentive district means an area created pursuant to the
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Examples of Incentive district in a sentence

  • Total Action ItemsTotal CompletedTotal Operational Major Accomplishments▪ January 8th Memorial planned for a plaza behind the Historic Courthouse along with other Courthouse uses;▪ Kleindale Infill Incentive district will be arts centered.

  • Total Action ItemsTotal CompletedTotal Operational Major Accomplishments January 8th Memorial planned for a plaza behind the Historic Courthouse along with other Courthouse uses; Kleindale Infill Incentive district will be arts centered.

  • Submit an application proposing to demolish an existing structure within the I-95 Corridor Hotel Incentive district boundary, as shown on the attached map, and construct a new hotel with a minimum of 85 rooms.


More Definitions of Incentive district

Incentive district means an area created pursuant to the provisions of the Local Development Act, including Section 856 of this title;
Incentive district means an area not more than three hundred acres in size enclosed by a continuous boundary and having one or more of the following distress characteristics:
Incentive district means an area created pursuant to the provisions of the Local Development Act, Section 850 et seq. of Title 62 of the Oklahoma Statutes, including Section 856 of Title 62 of the Oklahoma Statutes; and
Incentive district means an area not more than three 28
Incentive district means an area created pursuant to the provisions of the Local
Incentive district means an area of not more than three 27
Incentive district means an area not more than three hundred acres in size enclosed by a continuous boundary in which