Rural Zone definition

Rural Zone means the same as a revitalization zone as specified in O.C.G.A. §48-7-40.32 and means a specified geographic region that meets all criteria provided by this Code section and has been designated by the Commissioner of Community Affairs and the Commissioner of Economic Development to be in need of economic revitalization. There is no minimum or maximum size to the Rural Zone, but it shall meet all of the requirements set forth in O.C.G.A. §48-7-40.32.
Rural Zone. – means a rural zone under the Nillumbik Planning Scheme, which includes the Green Wedge and Rural Conservation Zones.
Rural Zone means the area of land designated for rural use as prescribed in the Zoning By-law.

Examples of Rural Zone in a sentence

  • The Rural Zone on Flinders Island is intended to maintain the existing rural character of the island which is typified by a pattern of areas of open farmland, typically with shelter belts of remnant vegetation, interspersed with irregular areas of native vegetation and substantial unspoiled landform.

  • The subsidy limits are divided into three zones: Metropolitan (Zone 1), Mid-size (Zone 2), and Rural (Zone 3).

  • Development Standards Part 6 of the Rural Zone prescribes the Development Standards relevant to all applications for use or development.

  • Rural Industrial ActivityMeans the use of land and buildings for the purpose of manufacturing, fabricating, processing, packing and/or storage of goods and materials grown or sourced within the Rural Zone and the storage of goods, materials and machinery associated with commercial contracting undertaken within the Rural Zone.

  • Under international treaties, the State bears responsibility for national activities in outer space and is liable for any damage caused by such activities.


More Definitions of Rural Zone

Rural Zone means any area subject to this contract that lies outside of the Urban Zone.
Rural Zone means land zoned Rural under the City of Rockingham Town Planning Scheme No. 2. “Urban Farm Land” means
Rural Zone means property zoned Rural pursuant to the relevant zoning by-law for the Town.
Rural Zone means the area of land designated as rural use as prescribed in the Zoning By-law.
Rural Zone means the portions of the district classified in a Town Planning Scheme in the following zones: Rural, General Rural, Rural Agriculture, Rural Pastoral, Rural Living, and Special Rural zone;
Rural Zone means those sections of the public road outside the limits defined in Section 1.123 of this Act, as well as any zone expressly designated as such under regulations promulgated by the Planning Board of Puerto Rico.
Rural Zone means “Agriculture Priority 1 – Scott Coastal Plain”, “Agriculture Priority 2”, “Cluster Farming” and “Coastal Landscape” zones.