DAZ definition

DAZ means a development application for the rezoning of land or for a zoning text amendment.
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DAZ means a development application for
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Examples of DAZ in a sentence

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  • Since the “PR1” zoning district does not accommodate residential development of any kind, the applicant has applied to rezone the subject property to an “RMF-S” Zoning District under the associated file DAZ 233/2013 to enable the buildings to remain.

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