Permit Authority definition

Permit Authority means the Town Engineer or any other person designated as the permit authority by the Town Manager.
Permit Authority means the Board of County Commissioners or its designee. “Planning Commission” means the Planning Commission for Fremont County.
Permit Authority. (“Awdurdod Trwyddedau”) means—

Examples of Permit Authority in a sentence

  • Following discussions with the promoter, the Permit Authority may require additional conditions for individual immediate activities before a permit is issued.

  • The Permit Authority shall demonstrate at all times parity between activity promoters ensuring non-discrimination between permit applicants.

  • The Permit Authority may therefore decide that a new PAA is required if the changes are significant.

  • The Permit Authority will maintain a register of permits in connection with the Permit Scheme and in accordance with Regulation 33 and 34, Part 7 of the Regulations.

  • Good coordination and cooperation between Promoter and the Permit Authority will minimise the time that the Authority needs to vary Permits or their conditions.


More Definitions of Permit Authority

Permit Authority means a permit authority for a building under
Permit Authority means either of the following:
Permit Authority means the Board of County Commissioners, exercising all powers and duties granted in these Guidelines and Regulations.
Permit Authority means the Director of Public WorksDevelopment Services Department or her or his designee. He/she may designate subordinates to make approvals, sign permits and carry out other responsibilities in application of this chapter.
Permit Authority means the Fishers Advisory Plan Commission or its designee, including without limitation staff and the Fishers Board of Zoning Appeal.
Permit Authority means the Johnson County Department of Planning and Zoning and the board of zoning appeals within the jurisdiction of unincorporated Johnson County.
Permit Authority means the Town's Board of Public Works.