Land Use and Zoning Designations Sample Clauses

Land Use and Zoning Designations in the unincorporated Estes Valley Planning Area. The County intends to recognize and carry forward the zoning districts and certain development standards of the Xxxxx Valley Development Code when proposing and adopting supplemental regulations to the County Land Use Code for the unincorporated area of the Xxxxx Valley Planning Area in order to maintain consistency with the Xxxxx Valley Comprehensive Plan. These districts and standards are intended to provide continuity of development standards and terminology within and outside the Town limits, and shall include but are not limited to standards for steep slopes, ridgeline protection, grading and site disturbance, tree and vegetation protection, wildlife habitat protection, exterior lighting, and allowed uses, building heights, density, and setbacks associated with the relevant zoning districts, that are guided by the Estes Valley Comprehensive Plan. As the Estes Valley Comprehensive Plan is updated, or as the Larimer County Land Use Code is updated, the County shall exercise its regulatory function consistent with the policies of the plan. Also, as the Town updates its Development Code over time, it will forward its amendments to the County for consideration of adoption of parallel updates in the County Land Use Code for the unincorporated area of the Xxxxx Valley Planning Area.
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Land Use and Zoning Designations. Cooperative Planning Areas within the 2002 Expanded SOI’s will be given the Washoe County (hereinafter County) master plan land use (which is concurrently the County’s regulatory zoning) as translated to City land use and zoning. See Exhibit 2. In Cooperative Planning Areas within the 2002 Expanded SOI’s the development standards that will be used for development projects are those from the respective city as modified by the attached table. See Exhibit 3. Reno will accept the Mt. Rose Highway scenic corridor standard as approved by the County. See Exhibit 4.
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Land Use and Zoning Designations in the unincorporated Estes Valley Planning Area. The County intends to recognize and carry forward the zoning districts and certain development standards of the Xxxxx Valley Development Code when proposing and adopting supplemental regulations to the County Land Use Code for the unincorporated area of the Xxxxx Valley. These disrictsdistricts and standards shall include but are not limited to standards for steep slopes, ridgeline protection, grading and site disturbance, tree and vegetation protection, wildlife habitat protection, exterior lighting, and allowed uses, building heights, and setbacks associated with the relevant zoning districts, that are guided by the Xxxxx Valley Comprehensive Plan..
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