Existing Land Use Clause Samples
The Existing Land Use clause defines the current permitted uses and activities on a property as recognized by local zoning or regulatory authorities. It typically outlines what operations, structures, or developments are legally allowed on the land at the time of the agreement, such as residential, commercial, or agricultural uses. This clause ensures that both parties are aware of the property's legal status and helps prevent disputes by clarifying what is and is not allowed, thereby reducing the risk of future conflicts over land use compliance.
Existing Land Use a. Describe the setting of the project (urban, rural).
b. Describe land uses such as homes, businesses, schools or parks to provide an accurate picture of the project area.
c. Existing land uses should be field-verified and mapped.
d. Identify neighborhoods by name and boundaries, if available.
e. What is the natural setting of the project area? At a minimum, describe the type of vegetation, any water courses and any resources that will help provide a complete overall picture of the project area.
Existing Land Use. For each of the regional centers and the community area, the Consultant will create a map to indicate uses, as currently designated by the City. The maps will be built using GIS files received from the City, according to the boundaries defined for each planning area. The Consultant Team will then provide a general summary of uses in each planning area, focusing on community identity, capacity for absorption of growth, and relationships between neighboring uses (conflicting or complementary). The Consultant will produce six maps and approximately six pages of summary content. The draft report will be provided in MS Word, and the maps as both shapefiles and JPEG images. Consultant will format the final report in a highly graphic format using charts, graphs and other graphic elements.
Existing Land Use. Grazing and single-family residential.
Existing Land Use. A location map of the project is provided. The project area is in the South Wilmington district of the City of Los Angeles and is bounded by the Wilmington community to the north, Fries Avenue to the east, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Avenue to the west and Pier A street to the south. The project is compatible with current land use, which is a major industrial Port area. The area presently contains a fully developed container terminal operated by TransPacific Container Service Corporation (TraPac). Other existing facilities in the area include a community center, the College of Oceaneering and various port related businesses. The areas adjacent to the South Wilmington consist of the ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ and China Shipping terminals. The proposed project is also consistent with the Port of Los Angeles I- 110/SR 47 Connectors improvement Program, developed to improve traffic circulation deficiencies and reduce congestion in the West Basin of the Port, and the Wilmington Waterfront Development.
Existing Land Use. Lands to be Severed as Lot Addition: accessory garage and undeveloped Lot to be Added to: Existing Single detached residential dwelling and logging hauler use Proposed Land Use: Lot addition lands would be part of residential lot also used for logging hauler operation per RU zoning Servicing: Existing Individual private well and septic system on lot to be added to Access: Achray Road (County Road No. 28) The purpose of this report is to provide Council with background information and a recommendation for an Agreement which is a condition of approval for County of Renfrew
Existing Land Use. The Community Redevelopment Area contains approximately 43 acres. The area is currently undeveloped and lacks necessary infrastructure including sewer, water, streets, and electrical service. This use is shown on Exhibit “B”, attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference.
Existing Land Use. Map-based analysis of types of land use (color-coded by category) and quantified by acres • Discussion of existing development patterns and land use relationships, both opportunities and constraints
Existing Land Use. Irrigated farmland.