Future Land Use Sample Clauses
The Future Land Use clause defines how a particular parcel of land may be used or developed in the future, typically in accordance with zoning laws or municipal planning documents. This clause outlines permitted uses, such as residential, commercial, or industrial, and may specify restrictions or requirements for future development, like building height limits or green space allocations. Its core function is to provide clarity and predictability for property owners and developers, ensuring that land use aligns with broader community planning goals and reducing the risk of disputes over permissible activities.
Future Land Use. The ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Boulevard Widening Project and ▇-▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇/▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Interchange Improvements will provide an improved roadway system for the South Wilmington and West Basin areas of the port. Another significant project in the area is the Wilmington Waterfront Development located north of the proposed grade separation. The project South Wilmington Grade Separation 4 January 22, 2007 Project Study Report Equivalent will create open space, parks, promenades and terraces, and connect the community of Wilmington to the waterfront. Currently, a single unit train (1 mile long) traveling between 5-10 mph takes a minimum of 20 - 30 minutes to clear at-grade crossings in the project area. The proposed grade separation promotes an efficient means of carrying vehicular/truck traffic over railroad tracks to port terminals. Without this grade separation, delays and air emissions will continue to increase considerably.
Future Land Use. Parcels shall be developed in conformance with uses as codified in Boise City Code as C-2. In the event that Parcel 3, as shown in Exhibit B, is developed with a single or multi-family use, the parcel may be subdivided for individual sale of homes and/or residential units.
Future Land Use. The preferred Future Land Use for all property within Tier 2 lands is Open Space. Where possible, land in Tier 2 should be acquired and reserved for permanent Open Space either through purchase or through the use of Transfer of Development Rights.
Future Land Use. Proposals for and the manner of future development;
Future Land Use. If conditions suggest that a future non-residential land use scenario is applicable to any portion of the Facility, the Facility shall include a schedule in the Workplan for submitting land use information as specified in the OSWER Directive No. 9355.7-04 “Land Use in the CERCLA Remedy Selection Process” and will solicit public input (as specified in the Facility Workplan in Section II.A) on this issue.
Future Land Use. Future land use mapping for the 2060 to 2069 scenario will be obtained from Broward County. For the purposes of the scope, up to 20 specific areas (each larger than approximately 100 contiguous acres to be targeted for development or redevelopment) that County and stakeholders will identify can be represented in the future conditions model. The land use categories for these areas will be aggregated into the subset of model-based (hydrologic) land use categories developed for ▇▇▇▇ SHE modeling purposes. The resulting future land use polygons will be used to parameterize the two future conditions ▇▇▇▇ SHE model scenarios. The approach to land-use based model parameterization will be identical to that used to update the current conditions model, and will account for storage and attenuation in the updated areas as appropriate. For the purposes of this study, it is assumed that the year 2100 land use will be unchanged from the 2060 to 2069 land use (e.g., same land use changes reflected in both model scenarios). Task 7.6 –
Future Land Use. Background
Future Land Use. Future Land Use & Development Types and Projections A key component of the Future Land Use Plan is the definition and discussion of future land use types, at times called place types, including any new land use types that may be applicable within the City. Discussions of the types of land uses will include associated character guidelines and preferred locations. Land use projections will depict the acreage by land use type as reflected within the Future Land Use Plan Map described below.
Future Land Use. In accordance with the Guidance Note for Contaminated Land Assessment and Remediation, Guidance Manual for Use of Risk-Based Remediation Goals for Contaminated Land Management, there are 4 different post-restoration land use scenarios (Urban Residential, Rural Residential, Industrial, Public Parks) reflecting the typical physical settings in Hong Kong are categorised under which people could be exposed to contaminated soil and groundwater.