Development Orders definition

Development Orders means ▇▇▇▇▇▇ County Resolutions No. 18-xxxxxx (Ona Mine MMSE), 18-xxxxxx (Ona Mine MMRP), 18-xxxxxx (FGPCE MMSE), 18-xxxxxx (FGPCE MMRP); 18-xxxxxx (FGSR MMSE); 18-xxxxxx (FGSR MMRP), and 18-xxxxxx (Ona Mine Alternate Setback), adopted by the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ County Board of County Commissioners (collectively the “Ona Resolutions”).
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Examples of Development Orders in a sentence

  • In Herefordshire Neighbourhood Development Plans and Neighbourhood Development Orders can only be undertaken by a Parish/Town/City Council.

  • This Agreement shall serve as a framework agreement under which Shire or Shire International GmbH, as indicated hereunder, may request from Centogene the Kit Development and/or supply with certain Contract DBS Test Kits from time to time on the basis of individual Development Orders and Purchase Orders, as the case may be.

  • This Agreement shall not establish any obligation of Shire or any Shire Group Company to enter into any Development Orders and/or Purchase Orders.

  • Centogene agrees to a Turnaround Time of [*****] Business Days for Development Orders, whereas Centogene may request a clock-stop during time periods that are required by Shire to review reasonable queries from Centogene.

  • In case the breach is incapable of cure, the non-breaching party is entitled to terminate this Agreement and/or any Development Orders and/or Purchase Orders with immediate effect without the need to grant a cure period.

  • The final, unconditional approvals (i.e. issuance of Certificates of Appropriateness, site plan approval and issuance of a building permit) from all applicable governmental agencies reasonably necessary to allow for the immediate commencement of construction of the Project (including, without limitation, all necessary Development Orders), and, if person has objected to the approval, the expiration of time for the filing of an appeal or other challenge, without such an appeal or challenge having been filed.

  • The Developer pays all costs and fees incurred by the Town staff, Town Attorney, or consultants retained by the Town to review the development plans and to prepare such Development Orders.

  • However, any Vested Rights heretofore granted and approved by Manatee County under previously existing (prior to the effective date hereof) Development Orders shall continue in full force and effect.

  • Any change or amendment to the PUD Agreement and/or the approved development orders shall only be made in accordance with Section 10.15, Amendments to Approved Development Orders, Land Development Regulations, Martin County Code (LDR).

  • In St Edmundsbury Neighbourhood Plans and Neighbourhood Development Orders can only be undertaken by a Parish/Town Council.