legislative Act definition
legislative Act means an Act made in the exercise of an enabling power;
legislative Act means an Act made in the exercise of an enabling power; “meeting” means a meeting of the States;
legislative Act means taking final action on a recommendation on a zoning ordinance (e.g., without limitation, a text addition or amendment, a map amendment, an impact fee, establishing a development plan district or a planned unit development outline plan) or on a comprehensive plan (see IC 36-7-4-1016(e)).
More Definitions of legislative Act
legislative Act means adopting or approving a recommendation (including a no recommendation) on a zoning ordinance (e.g., without limitation, a text addition or amendment, a map amendment, an impact fee, establishing a development plan district or a planned unit development)(see IC 36-7-4-1016(e));
legislative Act means adopting or approving a recommendation (including a no recommendation) on a zoning ordinance (e.g., without limitation, a text addition or amendment, a map amendment, an impact fee, establishing a development plan district or a planned unit development)(see IC 36-7-4-1016(e)); Further, the preparation and adoption of a comprehensive plan is neither a legislative act nor a zoning decision for purposes of this rule.
legislative Act means all decisions of the City Council involving legislative action, including, but not limited to, general plan amendments, planned developments and amendments to the Development Code.