Land use authority definition

Land use authority means a person, board, commission, agency, or other body

Land use authority means a person, board, commission, agency, or other body designated by the local legislative body to act upon a land use application.

Land use authority means any entity with state-authorized power to regulate land-use permits and entitlements conferred by local governments.

Examples of Land use authority in a sentence

• Ordinance Each Land Use Authority Permittee will adopt a catch-up-fee ordinance that addresses the unusual circumstance when a Third-Party Project Proponent pays required SSHCP development fees prior to Land Use Authority Permittee issuance of an SSHCP permit, and the SSHCP development fee is thereafter increased.

• As discussed in Section 1.1, Third-Party Project Proponents are private project applicants proposing to implement an SSHCP Covered Activity and seeking ministerial1 or discretionary2 project permits from one of the three Land Use Authority Permittees.

• All conservation easements shall exclude the area already encumbered by right-of-way easements and public utility easements and the area necessary to implement future roadway widening or new roadways, along with all appurtenances consistent with the current General Plans of the Land Use Authority Permittees.

• In granting a request for a Stream Setback waiver, the Land Use Authority Permittee or the Implementing Entity may require project design features in addition to the applicable AMMs, including site design, landscape planting, fencing, signs, and water quality best management practices to reduce adverse impacts on water quality, streams, vernal pools and other wetlands, floodplains, and other sensitive resources.

• The final map will not be recorded, and no activity, including issuance of grading permits for ground disturbance and/or construction, will be allowed prior to submittal of easement to the Land Use Authority.

More Definitions of Land use authority

Land use authority means a person, board, commission, agency, or other body designated by the city council to act upon a land use application.

Land use authority means any entity with state-authorized power to

Land use authority means the body or person designated by the Town pursuant to the Act and the Zoning Ordinance to make decisions about any Development Application.

Land use authority means the entity designated by ordinance to approve or deny a land use application.

Land use authority means the same as defined under Section 10-9a-103;

Land use authority means the power and authority to accept applications for, process, review, approve conditionally approve, modify, amend and/or disapprove any and all land use entitlements, building permits and development approvals. “Land Use Authority” also includes the authority and right to inspect any construction work and improvement as normally conducted by a city to determine compliance with any development approval, and to issue a final clearance or certificate of occupancy.

Land use authority means: 189 (a) a person, board, commission, agency, or body, including the local legislative body, 190 designated by the local legislative body to act upon a land use application; or 191 (b) if the local legislative body has not designated a person, board, commission, 192 agency, or body, the local legislative body.