Land Use District definition

Land Use District means an area as described in Schedule C and shown in Schedule A of this Land Use Bylaw;
Land Use District means an area as shown in Part 9 of this Land Use Bylaw;
Land Use District means a district created under Iowa Code chapter 303, subchapter IV.

Examples of Land Use District in a sentence

  • The boundaries of the Districts listed in subsection (1) are as delineated on the Land Use District Map being Schedule A hereto.

  • Do not provide this in formation if your project only involves a Zone or Land Use District Change, a General Plan Amendment, sphere of influence change or annexation.

  • Indicate General Plan Land Use District classification on all adjacent property including across any streets.

  • Indicate existing and proposed General Plan Land Use District of project.

  • For all other portions of the #Special Transit Land Use District#, the provisions of this Section shall apply.


More Definitions of Land Use District

Land Use District means as used in this code, a land use district is the same as a zone
Land Use District means a district as defined throughout this document;
Land Use District means a district created under Iowa Code chapter 303, subchapter IV. “Locally imposed tax” means the hotel and motel tax levied by Iowa Code section 423A.4. “Retailer” means a person required to collect hotel and motel tax, including but not limited to lodging
Land Use District means an area as shown in SECTIONS 9 AND 10 of this Land Use Bylaw;
Land Use District means all the zones established by Section 10­2.300 of Chapter 2 of Title 10 of this Code.
Land Use District means an area as shown in Schedule A of this Land Use Bylaw;
Land Use District means a part of the land use bylaw that prescribes the one or more uses of land or buildings that are permitted on a parcel of land, with or without conditions and the one or more uses of land or buildings that may be permitted in the district at the discretion of the development authority, with or without conditions;