Change in Use means altering the purpose of an existing room, within the facility, that requires structural changes.
Change in Use means any structural, mechanical or physical change to a building which allows the occupancy to increase; or the activities within the building to expand or alter such that, when the building is fully utilized, the design flow or required effective leaching area will increase.
Change in Use means either of the following:
Examples of Change in Use in a sentence
Water rights specified in this Compact for natural flow or other Nonconsumptive Uses shall not be subject to Change in Use, provided that the emergency use of water for fire suppression as provided for in Article III.B.3 shall not be deemed a Change in Use or violation of a water right for natural flow.
More Definitions of Change in Use
Change in Use means a direct action taken by an owner that actually changes the use of, or has started changing the use of, clas- sified land to a use that is not in compliance with the conditions of the agreement executed between the owner and the granting authority or to a use that is otherwise not in compliance with the provisions of chapter 84.34 RCW.
Change in Use means, as applied to the Refuge water right, a change in the point of diversion, the place of use, the purpose of use, or the place of storage.
Change in Use means any modification or change in water use from or to domestic, municipal, military, agriculture (including agricultural processing), or industrial use.
Change in Use means a change in the point of diversion, the place of use, the purpose of use, or the place or means of storage.
Change in Use means a modification to an existing building or site to accommodate a more intensive use. A change in use is subject to concurrency determination for the new increase in traffic only.
Change in Use means a change in the use of land from the rental of recreational vehicle spaces in a recreational vehicle park to some other use.