Major street plan definition

Major street plan means the major street plan adopted by the planning commission of a municipality in accordance with § 13-4-302(a), whereby a certified copy of the major street plan has been filed in the office of the county register of the county in which the municipality is located;

Major street plan means the plan defining the future alignment of Streets and their Rights-of-way which has been approved by the Planning Commission and City Council.

Major street plan means a plan, labeled "major street plan of Washington Terrace City", including maps or reports or both, which has been approved by the city council as required by law, or such plan as it may be amended from time to time and so certified to the city council.

Examples of Major street plan in a sentence

• Major street plan; official map; contents; procedure; effect; recording ordinance.

• Major street plan; subdivision plats; approval required; preparation and adoption of governing regulations.

• Major street plan; subdivision plats; when penalty for not preparing; exception; enforcement.

• Major street plan; preserving integrity of map; building permits; necessary findings; specifications.

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• Major street plan: The map on which the planned locations of present and future municipal arterial and collector streets are indicated.

• Major street plan; preserving integrity of map; building permits; necessary findings; specifications.(a) To preserve the integrity of the official map, the governing body may provide by ordinance, subject to appropriate eminent domain proceeding, that no permit may be issued for any building or structure which encroaches upon land located within the lines of any street as shown on the official map.

• Chapter 12.08 - Major Street Plan and Master Plan12.08.010 Major street plan adoptedThe major street plan adopted by Resolution No. 70-95 includes a single map bearing the legend "Major Street Plan, City of Lakewood, Colorado," as certified to the City Council by the Lakewood Planning Commission.

• Major street plan: The major street plan adopted through the MPO transportation planning process and as approved by the city council.

• Major street plan means that part of the master plan relating to the major street system of the city which has been adopted by the planning commission and is on file in the office of the city clerk.

More Definitions of Major street plan

Major street plan means a part of the comprehensive plan showing the location and dimensions of principal thoroughfares.

Major street plan means the Major Street Plan as adopted by the Planning Commission as an element of the Comprehensive Plan.

Major street plan means the official plans of highways, arterial streets, and collector streets, approved by the city planning commission, and duly recorded in the office of the county recorder of deeds.

Major street plan means a transportation plan required by the general plan and adopted by the Zoning and Planning Commission pursuant to Section 13-4-302 of the Tennessee Code, showing, among other things, the general location, character and extent of arterial streets.

Major street plan means the plan established by the city, pursuant to state law, showing the general alignment and functional classification of streets, highways and parkways of an ultimate urban arterial network. The purpose of this plan is to guide development of the arterial street network and to identify appropriate street rights‐of‐way to be secured at the time of subdivision platting. The plan may be amended, added to or otherwise refined by the subdivision platting process or by the planning commission and board.