Shopping District definition

Shopping District means a retail center consisting of twenty (20) or more retail stores, being either under single management or in an association, having common identity as to location and designated as such by filing with the City Clerk a declaration signed by such manager of the association showing the boundaries of the district and listing the name and address of the members of the association and the manager thereof.

Shopping District means a business area comprising of unrelated individual commercial establishments which may be represented by a Business Improvement Association.

Examples of Shopping District in a sentence

• Adjournment Birmingham Shopping District Mission StatementWe strive to provide leadership in marketing, advertising and promotion of the Birmingham Shopping District.

• WHEREAS, the district is described as all the lots and parcels of land as follows: all lots in the Principal Shopping District, as established by the City Commission at the February 24, 2003 meeting, and amended at the November 14, 2005 meeting.

• Applications to license public sidewalks or public property for merchandise display, food, alcoholic beverages, or other retail service shall be limited to the area within the downtown Principal Shopping District (PSD) and/or Tax Increment Finance Authority (TIFA) Central Business District (CBD) and those commercially zoned properties specifically authorized by the City Commission that can also meet all of the following criteria.

• The C-S Community Shopping District is established as the district in which retail trade and consumer services uses will expand as the community's and region's population increases.

• Broadway Street, for the purpose of hearing objections to providing funding to the "Principal Shopping District".

• From Czeslaw Milosz (1983) The History of Polish Literature, second ed., Berkeley: University of California Press, pp.

• The boundaries of a Principal Shopping District or a Business Improvement District as defined in the Principal Shopping Districts and Business Improvement Districts Act, 1961 PA 120, MCL 125.981.

• The “Component Units” section presents the operating budgets for the Baldwin Public Library, Principal Shopping District (PSD), the Brownfield Redevelopment Authority Fund and the Corridor Improvement Authority.

• Place concrete in accordance with ACI 301 and State of Texas Highways Department standards.

• Motion by Ann Ritchie, Seconded by Linda Wells to approve the Special Events Application with the proposed yarn decoration locations.Yeas: 4 Nays: 0 Linda Wells added that Lori Rondello from the Birmingham Shopping District (BSD) contacted her about having the granite balls in Shain Park decorated with yarn during the Winter Markt event in December 2017.