Special use permit definition

Special use permit means a permit issued in accordance with Chapter 10, Special Use Permit Act.

Special use permit means a permit issued to conduct a pharmacy of a special scope of service that varies in any way from the provisions of any board regulation.

Special use permit means the official document or permit by which an Applicant is allowed to file for a building permit to construct and use Wireless Telecommunications Facilities as granted or issued by the City.

Examples of Special use permit in a sentence

• Special Use Permit: A written permit, that authorizes use or occupancy of USFS lands and specifies the terms and conditions under which the use or occupancy may occur.

• The Forest Service has not received payments from XXXX for fees due the government under provisions of the Special Use Permit as they have received credit for Xxxxxxx-Xxxx projects that have already been completed.

• A minimum of 40% of Local Ownership is required for all applicants who applied as a Local Equity Applicant and who obtained a Commercial Cannabis Business Permit and/or the Special Use Permit based upon the local equity status.

• The City Compensation shall be the only fee, tax, assessment or other charge owed by Developers and Owner regarding operation or use of the Cannabis Center, and specifically excluding any fee or tax the City might adopt or increase regarding cannabis-related activities and any periodic charge related to renewing or maintaining in effect the Special Use Permit.

• Amplified music (City Code 93.22) or the promotion or sale of any article (City Code 117.24) is expressly prohibited without a Special Use Permit.

More Definitions of Special use permit

Special use permit means a permit approved by the County Board, after a public hearing, allowing a particular use at a specified location subject to compliance with certain specified special conditions as may be required by the County Board.

Special use permit means the official document or permit by which an Applicant is allowed to construct and use a Telecommunications Tower as granted, authorized or issued by the Town.

Special use permit means a permit issued in accordance with Chapter

Special use permit means any permit issued by the depart- ment of transportation to any person for the conduct of activities at a state airport which are noncommercial in nature, such as (but not limited to) testing equipment, temporary easements, and long term parking of vehicles other than aircraft. A fee may or may not be charged.

Special use permit means a temporary authorization for a specific, non- depleting land use including but not limited to seismic or land surveys, research sites, or time-certain physical access to division lands. This contract vehicle is of a lesser order than a lease or termed easement, is generally associated with a temporary event of short duration, and does not convey any proprietary or other rights or the use to the holder other than those specifically granted in the permit authorization.

Special use permit means a permit issued by the department to a person with a specific permanent disability as a reasonable accommodation. The special use permit allows for a specific act or acts to include, but not be limited to, use of adaptive mechanical, electrical, or specialty equipment or devices that aid the person in hunting.

Special use permit means the official document or permit by which an Applicant is allowed to file for a building permit to construct and use a Facility or Complex as granted or issued by the City.