Planning Authority means the responsible entity that coordinates and integrates transmission facility and service plans, resource plans, and protection systems.
Planning Authority means the Puducherry Planning Authority established under section 11 of the Puducherry Town and Country Planning Act, 1969 (Act 13 of 1970);
Planning Authority means the local government agency empowered by the appropriate legislative authority to develop policies and proposals relating to land use.
Examples of Planning Authority in a sentence
In some cases, where a condition has not been imposed, the requirement may be in the form of a planning obligation contained in an agreement made between the developer and Local Planning Authority under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 relating to the planning consent.
More Definitions of Planning Authority
Planning Authority means the Authority established under the Development Planning Act;
Planning Authority means a municipality in relation to its planning functions;’’.
Planning Authority means an Urban Development Authority or any other authority in any city or town designated by the appropriate Government as responsible for regulating the land use by defining the precise extent of areas for any particular activity in the master plan or development plan or zonal plan or layout plan or any other spatial plan which is legally enforceable under the applicable Town and Country Planning Act or the Urban Development Act or the Municipal Act, as the case may be;
Planning Authority means an office of the State, including a province, a local authority or a regional authority, which is invested with a physical planning capacity
Planning Authority means Argyll and Bute Council;
Planning Authority means the Planning Authority established under the Physical Planning Act, 2021;
Planning Authority means the body to which it falls, fell, or would, but for a direction under—