Urban reserve definition

Urban reserve means any land designated as an urban reserve under ORS 195.145.

Urban reserve means lands outside an urban growth boundary that will provide for:

Urban reserve means land that is protected from premature subdivision and development, which will be required for future urban development.

Examples of Urban reserve in a sentence

• Number of property : No. 2Name : Reserve Area GRLL-2Electronic entry : No. 11145362 of the Registry Office of Trujillo Location : Phase III, El Tablazo sector, Moche valley,Huanchaco district, province of Trujillo, department of La Libertad.Registry area : 17.32 hectaresSituation : Urban reserve with a right of way for the energy line.Base Price : S/.

• Urban reserve development can lead to increased business activity, as well as political and social advantages.Through their agreements with First Nations, municipalities are able to generate revenue via the services they provide to the development.

• A First Nation controlled business currently operates as a gas bar convenience store within a Saskatoon Urban reserve.

• Urban reserve lines are reviewed in plan updates to determine the continuing validity and need for change of those boundaries.

• Council will implement the following demand management strategies for the provision and rationalisation of recreation facilities: Community involvement: Involve the community in policy and reserve development through consultation over Strategies, Management Plans and Urban reserve development plans.Strategic Planning: The Council will monitor and assess changes in population structure and recreation preferences to enable provision to be related to varied and changing needs.

More Definitions of Urban reserve

Urban reserve means lands presently within the Town of Thorsby, which are intended for future development in order to accommodate the Town’s long-term commercial, industrial or residential land requirements.

Urban reserve means land outside an urban growth boundary designated to provide for future expansion of the UGB over a long-term period and to facilitate planning for the cost- effective provision of public facilities and services when the lands are included within the urban growth boundary.

Urban reserve means lands presently within the Town, which are intended for future development in order to accommodate the Town’s long-term industrial or residential land requirements.

Urban reserve means those lands outside the UGB that have been so designated by Metro for the purpose of: a. Future expansion of the UGB over a long-term period (40-50 years), and b. The cost-effective provision of public facilities and services when the lands are included within the UGB.

Urban reserve means an area designated urban reserve by the Metro Council pursuant to OAR 660 Division 27.

Urban reserve means lands outside an urban growth boundary that will provide for: (a) Future expansion over a long-term period; and (b) The cost-effective provision of public facilities and services within the area when the lands are included within the urban growth boundary. [2007 c.723 §1] (1) Long-range planning for population and employment growth by local govern- ments can offer greater certainty for: (a) The agricultural and forest industries, by offering long-term protection of large blocks of land with the characteristics nec- xxxxxx to maintain their viability; and (b) Commerce, other industries, other private landowners and providers of public services, by determining the more and less likely locations of future expansion of urban growth boundaries and urban development. (2) State planning laws must support and facilitate long-range planning to provide this greater certainty. [2007 c.723 §2] (1) A (2) Land designated as a rural reserve: (a) Must be outside an urban growth boundary. (b) May not be designated as an urban reserve during the urban reserve planning period described in ORS 195.145 (4). (c) May not be included within an urban growth boundary during the period of time described in paragraph (b) of this subsection.

Urban reserve means lands presently within the Village, which are intended for future development in order to accommodate the Village’s long-term industrial or residential land requirements.