Existing Districts Clause Samples
Existing Districts. Municipalities may amend a use in an existing zoning district which the municipality has agreed to retain or create new zoning districts, but the existing zoning district must continue to permit the use as a by-right use, including conditional use and use by special exceptions. Each municipality shall retain and administer its own individual zoning code, zoning map, land development, subdivision and such other ordinances. Any proposed ordinance or amendment having a regional impact or affecting regional goals, policies, standards and objectives shall be reviewed by the Committee for consistency with the Regional Comprehensive Plan. Subject to the requirements for review by the Committee as to whether the proposed amendments are generally consistent with the stated goals, objectives, and policies of the Regional Comprehensive Plan, any municipality may amend or revise its codes, maps and ordinances.
Existing Districts. It is the intention of the Village to supply the Town with water for consumption in the Consolidated District. The Town agrees that the boundaries of the Consolidated District shall not be expanded and no new districts shall be created without the prior written consent of the Village, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld. The Village shall only withhold consent to extend the boundaries of the Consolidated District or the creation of new districts due to inadequate capacity to serve new and existing customers, Department of Health requirements, EPA requirements, or as is necessary in order to comply with other state or federal requirements, which shall be set forth in writing. The Town further agrees that pursuant to the City Contract, the boundaries of the Consolidated District shall not be expanded and no new districts shall be created without the prior written consent of the City of Syracuse.